We've used this vet for many years and they have always provide a caring environment for our pets. They DO try to nickel and dime you with added fees and charges. Recently we took our cat in for the onset of an upper respiratory infection. They refused to offer any medication because he wasn't "sick enough" but scheduled a follow up appointment so that they could prescribe some antibiotics at that time. He also had an issue with his eye watering with some discharge and we noticed that they put an expired product in his eye. When we called them out on it, all they did was thank us for pointing this out and still charged us $26 even though the product was expired. No apology, no compensation.

Always genuine and courteous. We've been bringing our animals to Baycrest Animal Clinic since 1993. We have always been very satisfied with the staff and facilities. It is very clean and has a relaxing atmosphere. The techs are always very knowledgeable, friendly and compassionate. Doctor Morgan is by far one of the best Veterinarians I have been to in Tampa. Prices are reasonable and scheduling is quick. I recommend Baycrest Animal Clinic to anyone looking for a vet's office that genuinely cares about each and every pet they see.

The best way to lose a customer is to try to rip them off. We used this vet to trim our cats nails. We were pleased to find out that they were very reasonable pricewise, then they tacked on a $5 registration "fee" to create a file. That alone would not have soured our experience, considering how friendly they were. However, then they refused to sell us an over the counter product (maleceb plegets) for our dog becuase we "did not have a prescription." when I told them that this is not a prescription product they said that they still would not give it to us until we brought in our dog and pay for an office visit including their $5 new pet "fee". Thus, our $12 dollar plegets that we usually get online was going to cost us over $50 when all was said and done. I guess I will abandon my efforts to support my local businesses and buy this product on-line. In this economy, I would suggest finding a vet that will not try to rip you off. Vet bills are costly enough.

Come in with dying twenty year old cat. Try to end his suffering and get verbally attacked by vet. Do not recommend.