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Added by Jopie, at 04 October 2014
Opening Hours
- Monday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Tuesday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Wednesday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Thursday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Friday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Saturday 7:30 AM – 12:00 PM
- Sunday Closed
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12 Reviews
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02 December 2017
By far, the most unfriendly veterinary staff I have ever seen in my lifeStaff members on 6” inch centers, yet no one greets you, your pet, or even has the decency to say thank you when you leaveLots of scowls on faces, short responses, etcI’m convinced the people working at Salzburg’s do not like their job, people or pets — pick one or moreIt begs the question, how do they treat pets when no one is aroundThis includes everyone that I observed during our visit there this morningSorry folks, at this stage of my life, I don’t need lousy customer service by anyone, let alone grumpy peopleAnyone know a good Vet in Ormand :)
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09 October 2017
Staff is always friendly and asks how pur other pets are doing
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17 September 2017
Been bringing our pets here for 20 years. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff.
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19 August 2017
A very caring, accommodating friendly staff. A little pricey but excellent care for my pet.
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08 August 2017
Amazing staff. Dr truly has an passion for animals
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03 August 2017
I have been taking my 3 cats to Mark for years for minor ailments like fleas, allergies & ID chips.
This week
On Monday
My tabby, OC, had developed swelling on his left cheek.
Most likely from a fight.
Though my neighbor saw OC investigating a black snake.
On Tuesday
The swelling had grown.
On Wednesday
OC was in pain and was breathing heavy.
On Thursday (7-27-17 @ 9:15am)
I took OC to Mark Salzburg.
OC had a bad infection in his cheek and 107 degree temperature.
I asked if the fever was bad. Mark said it was very bad.
Mark said he could treat the infection with antibiotics.
Also that I should have OC neutered to prevent more fighting.
I asked if we should do a surgery with the infection and high temperature.
One of his staffers said," it was a quick snip and takes 5 minutes.
Mark assured me that this would be routine and I would pick up OC by the end of the day.
About noon,
I got a call from Mark.
His team had done a feline aids test. OC was positive.
Mark said my options were
- Treating OC
- Killing OC
or
- Giving OC to a home for cats with feline aids.
I asked what treating him would cost me.
Mark didn't know and said he would have his office staff call me,
Immediately.
Twenty minutes later I called and a staffer gave me a price of $320 to $355.
I said, "for 350 bucks help my friend".
About an hour later
Mark called and stated that, "OC had died under anesthesia"
Mark gave me several excuses why
1.) Compromised immune system from Feline aids
2.) More advanced abcess that he tought
3.) Swelling effected OC's breathing more than he thought
What happened was
- We crossed over the limit of Mark's Education, Knowledge and Experience. My friend paid for that limit with his life.
or
- He euthanize OC without my consent.
I feeI that this is my fault.
I trusted Mark's recommendation.
I should have known not to put an animal under anesthesia with an advanced infection.
I will live with that decision for the rest of my life.
I miss my friend.
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10 May 2017
I'm sure you all will be glad to hear that when you choose to not accept new patients in an emergency situation, pet owners WILL take their business elsewhere.
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12 December 2016
Calling, maybe do blood work maybe not leave it to owner? Are you kidding? Old or young animals should always have a physical ABD blood panel before and procedures including dentals! You never go blindly doing surgery, giving anesthesia, to any animal without checking a basic blood panel, physical, and not doing X Rays before, during teeth cleaning, but nope the Dr just goes in an removes all teeth that " look compromised"..And without seeing the roots or anything else to make sure.. OK NOT! How can you people find this to be a good Vet? Just shows how MANY poor quality, poorly qualified Vets there are in this whole area!
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09 March 2016
My orange tabby was dying. Testing did not indicate any cause for diagnosis. I was told to ask around about any poisonous chemicals left about. My cat was so sick and weak I had no hope. Dr. Salzburg kept him at the clinic and pulled him through. I felt it was miraculous and was so happy to take my furry, kid home again.
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07 January 2016
best vet ever ,ive been to lots of vets all over states and dr salzburg is the best ..
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12 August 2015
When I adopted my 2yo Standard Poodle from the Halifax Humane Society included in the adoption was a FREE vet visit. I already knew that he had an upper respiratory condition and a skin infection but wanted another vet to see him and at the same time get established with a vet here in Ormond Beach, Fl. I was very pleased with Dr. Salzburg, his demeanor, his knowledge of his trade and his unhurried manner. I felt that I could ask questions and get additional information on the meds that I was given at the Humane Society that I had taken with me to his office.
I feel so much better having found Dr. Salzburg's vet clinic as we spend time on our boat, "Sandy Paws", which we keep docked at the city marina. We are aboard with our 3 Great Danes, 2 Chihuahuas and now our new family member, our Standard Poodle.
Finding a really good vet is so important and I feel we have done just that in Dr. Salzburg.response / report this review -
11 October 2014
I'm very happy with Dr. Salzburg and his great crew of assistants. He has treated two of my dogs and I've found Dr. Salzburg to be very upfront when asking questions about my dog's health. He doesn't rush you off and takes time with you if you need more explanation. He nor his staff ever pushed "extras" on me and has even told me my dog is receiving enough vitamins in her food, therefore, I don't need to purchase the vitamins he sells at the office. My girl had Heartworms when I adopted her and because of the trust I place in him, I chose him to do her treatment. During her exam, he told me to check other clinics for prices if I want to have her treated somewhere less expensive. I find someone who is not out to get your last dime very honorable and to be trusted. You can find a veterinarian who may be less or more expensive but it is of my opinion you won't find a better doctor for your furbabies than Dr. Salzburg!
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