our boxer is 9 months old up to date on everything. All of a sudden today he don't want to walk, eat, drink nothing. We had to force him to drink water a little at a time. We rush him there he can walk a bit and breathing ok. Well they said he was dehydrated and had a slight infection they give him fluids and antibiotics and he seemed to improve until we got him home 30 mins later(driving home). The bill was right at $500.00 no joke and now Hes dying. They seemed caring but all they apparently did was make him worse unsure of what they actually gave him but Hes literally dying. A rambunctious pup full of energy now rapidly deteriorating he can't walk see or anything now. Becareful who you take your pet to the other two that was there when we were died too (one I know wasn't there fault but still)

My Granddaughters puppy was hit and killed, She and I were heartbroken.We rescued another puppy 4 mths old .We had him 6 days when I had him in the backyard playing,suddenly he was in the flowerbed going after something (i thought it was a lizard; then I saw it strike it was a nasty cotton mouth snake I thought it missed the puppy; We went inside and after 10 min Puppy was trembling and having trouble breathing,then I found the puncture mark on his neck & I panicked called our Vet ;NO answer ...I found Coastal Veterinary Emergency on line;called and went right there at .9:00pm I felt the Vet and staff were kind and caring .(wish they had told me on the phone that puppies have antibodies to protect the from such things and he would not die..but..)

as I said I panicked and simply did not want to loose another dog . I was told of the $93.00 walk through the door fee.but the other $181.00 was a shock for 3 shots,antibiotic,pain reliever,and benadryl. 45.00 each script for rimadal -10 tabs $ 30.00 Cephalexin - 14 tabs $ 23.00. I felt these fees were very very high..way more then. when I found a dog that had been hit by a car and I took it to an Emergency Vet after hours that was last year and X-rays;surgery and pain meds were only $ 200.00 so Yes this clinic is really taking advantage of people in a time of crisis, to bad they feel this is the way to do business.I am thankful that Puppy will be fine;But that would have been the out come any way.......

It was a HORRIBLE experience. Very unprofessional Vet along with the staff. They act angry that you are taking up their time during off hours.. which is why I thought they were a 24 hour emergency clinic. The prices are not just a little high.. they are out of the roof expensive. They make SURE you give them your credit or debit card up front. You better have plenty in the bank before going there. So in a nutshell.. over pricing and rude staff. I won't be going back.

My husband and I took our puppy to them over memorial weekend, she had been hit by a car and we were afraid she broke her foot. They were really great and we were seen pretty quickly. The associates were great. We had brought our other dog w us because we couldn't get him back in the house he wanted to go w his sister. They allowed us to keep him w us and even go into the exam room w my husband and the puppy. When they had to do x-rays the girl up front even kept him for a few minutes.
As w all emergency visits it is still a bit more costly but all things considered I was very happy w the people and very grateful to them for making sure she was okay.