St Francis Emergency Animal Hospital

On Febraury 15th, 2015 at about 2:00 AM I went to St. Francis Emegency Animal Hospital located at 6602 Pines Boulevard, Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 due that my cat was unable to urinate and was screaming with pain. I called 954-962-0300 and the Receptionist told me the cost of the emergency was $98.00. I accepted and went to the place. They requested my Driver License and made me sign documents...

Posted by mandr on February 15, 2015. Brought to you by ripoffreport.

Average Rating

20

Donated to help that poor lab...you should be ashamed... Charging an exorbitant amount to help this injured animal... Your greed disgust me

Posted by Andrea Bowers on December 21, 2014. Brought to you by facebook.

Average Rating

100

I am giving this five stars because there is not an option for six. I brought our cat Nilko to the emergency animal hospital during the summer., We had visited two other facilities before coming here. They were the most caring and the ones who tried their best. Our cat eventually passed away, but at least this place was willing to try. It is clear they are in this business due to their love of...

Posted by Dart Humeston on October 20, 2014. Brought to you by facebook.

Average Rating

40

I am giving this a fair rating because everytime I go here, I wait forever to get my dogs looked at. seems I am always there for 2 hrs or more for anything. only reason I go is because it is one of the few 24 hr hospitals close to me, Hollywood animal hospital is farther and don't feel like driving there.

Posted by Chris Evans on June 29, 2014. Brought to you by facebook.

Editorial review from Citysearch

Never work with the mafia group of St. Francis Animal Hospital in Hollywood Florida. After several calls, and rude treatment i was told I could not receive paperwork that my dog passed away last year bc, ""it's in storage"". I requested one piece of paper indicated that in fact he arrived, ""DOA"" bc I'm being harassed by animal services about my dogs tag. The director proceeded to say he would not retrieve my dogs files from said storage (regardless of the $300+ that I paid for funeral services). He said I was trying to obtain a service for free... My document indicating Max passed away. I...

Posted by by jenns1766338858 at Citysearch on April 09, 2014. Brought to you by Citysearch.

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