Morgan Veterinary Practice

Rita Broomell _{on Google}

Apr 8th, 2024

Such a calm friend and professional atmosphere. Outstanding. Got us right in so happy with them.

Cindi Miller _{on Google}

Apr 6th, 2024

The best veterinarian in Cape Coral she takes time to know you and your animal and is very caring and loving

Lenny _{on Google}

Apr 3rd, 2024

For a number of years, we have used Dr. Morgan for all of our babies. I cant thank her and her outstanding staff enough for all they have done for our family, the dedication and professionalism they all show. When people say they go above and beyond is a mis understatement, they are amazing. Its so hard to put into words of the caring, honesty and devotion they all have.
Anyone seeking or considering a veterinarian. I highly recommend Dr Morgan and her staff.
Just dont take my word alone, her two patients absolutely love Dr Morgan and her staff.
Blue / Mavis, we love Dr Morgan, and her staff thank you.
Just used grooming services this past week, they did great with Bleu/Mavis. They love just going in to say hi. They did a great job overall with grooming and bathing the babies. Thank you very much for all your hard work.

Hana Whitfield _{on Google}

Mar 25th, 2024

While hunting for a new vet for my little cat, I found Morgan Veterinary Practice, a busy place with a great Vet, Dr. Morgan, and her staff, and prices I could live with. Thank you all for helping so well in Selenas and my time of need!

Griselda Tarsia _{on Google}

Mar 22nd, 2024

Took my dog here for a cast change after surgery for a broken leg. His surgeon was out of town and the cast had slipped. I took him in Friday morning and they did a cast change. Within an hour of being home the cast didnt look right and looked like it was slipping. I called the office and they assured me that it was on tight and shouldnt budge. I had to leave town that afternoon and when my dog sitter arrived the cast literally came off in front of her. Had to take him to another vet for them to bandage it since Morgans was closed, and that vet didnt have the right casting materials. The pet sitter took him back to Dr. Morgans practice where they reapplied his cast. She left there upset and told me the cast was still moving and she had to adjust it a few times. I refused to pay for that cast change and they did comp it. The dog sitter stayed on the floor with him the rest of the day. I got home Sunday and it didnt look right but I let it go despite my gut. On Monday I got home from work and my dog had not eaten or had anything to drink and looked visibly uncomfortable. I am a nurse so Ive seen plenty of dressings before. My instinct told me to remove the cast and I did. I will attach a picture. This is not what padding should look like inside a cast. There is zero protection on his leg not to mention the pressure ulcers he has gotten from that cast sliding up-and down. I understand that hind legs are difficult to cast and keep on in canines but when I tell you I was shocked when I removed the top part of that cast. The odor from the discharge on his sores was horrific. Not to mention, they claim the toe sores were there prior which I only ever was told about his thigh abrasions not anything on his toes. Let me also say I loved Dr. Morgan and had my full trust in her prior to this situation. Im not quite sure how the ball was dropped so badly by someone I completely trusted with my pets. They discharged me from the practice because I said this was negligent to which they disagreed( I was never planning on returning) You decide. Oh and I took him to his surgeon last night to have him recasted after I removed it. They saw the picture too. Luckily, no damage was done to the actual leg/surgery site which was my biggest fear.