General Review Platforms

These platforms allow pet owners to leave reviews on veterinary clinics and hospitals:

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• Google Reviews
  Search for the clinic on Google Maps, check ratings, and leave a detailed review.
   

• Yelp
  Provides customer ratings and reviews for veterinary clinics, with photos and owner responses.
   

• Facebook Reviews
  Many vet clinics have Facebook business pages where customers can leave reviews.

 

• Better Business Bureau (BBB)
  ​A well-known platform offering consumer reviews and business ratings, where you can check a clinic’s reputation.
   

• Trustpilot
  A global review site where users leave detailed feedback about businesses, including veterinary services.

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Community-Driven Platforms

These platforms allow pet owners to share experiences and seek advice from others:
 

• Reddit
  A community-driven platform for feedback. Subreddits like r/vet, r/dogs, r/cats, or r/pets allow users to ask for advice, share reviews, and discuss experiences with various pet hospitals and clinics.

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Veterinary-Specific Advocacy Platforms​​

If you’ve experienced veterinary malpractice or negligence, reach out to pet advocacy groups or organizations to share your stories, warn others, and push for change.​

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• Paw Project
  The Paw Project focuses on ending cruel veterinary practices, particularly the declawing of cats, which many clinics still perform despite ethical concerns. 
   

• Joey’s Legacy
  An advocacy group dedicated to veterinary accountability, helping pet owners file complaints and connect with legal support. Joey’s Legacy also publishes the book series "Seeking Truth and INTEGRITY in Veterinary Medicine," where pet owners can share their experiences to raise awareness.
   

• Nebula’s Foundation
  At Nebula’s Foundation, we are committed to raising awareness about veterinary malpractice and negligence. We welcome pet owners to share their experiences, insights, and lessons learned to help educate others, advocate for better veterinary care, and work toward better change in the veterinary industry.

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Regulatory & Complaint Filing Resources

If you’ve experienced veterinary negligence or malpractice, consider filing a formal complaint:
 

• State Veterinary Licensing Board
  Each state has a regulatory board where you can report negligence and malpractice (search for "[your state] veterinary board complaint form").
   

• American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
  While AVMA does not handle individual complaints, they provide guidance on veterinary ethics and standards.
   

• Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
  If you suspect fraudulent practices (e.g., misleading services or charges), report the clinic to the FTC Consumer Complaint Center.