Space Coast Veterinary Hospital

I loved how the doctor and her assistant got down on the floor to examine my dog. It gave me ease as well as my dog. Going back for her booster shot and will keep them as our vet.

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my dogs have been going to Dr. Pearson for 11 years and I have always been able to get in very quick with a sick dog and within a few days for most other visits. I took my 10 yr old dog in with a bad cough 30 minutes after I called. X-rays were taken and she was put on some meds. After the radiologist looked at the X-rays a passable collapsing trachea was most likely the problem. She was then given another med. she started to get better and then got bad again. I was afraid I was going to put her to sleep as she coughed most of the time and was very weak. Dr Pearson said lets try one other med so we did and within two days her coughing almost completely went away. During this period the office called most days to see how she was and Dr Pearson called several times too. Everyone in this office are fabulous.

My eighteen year old cat, Solomon, had a growth in his mouth that needed to be examined. Dr. Pearson did a fine needle aspiration of the area and sent it to the lab to be reviewed. When the results came back showing that it was probably cancer she called me and suggested that I take him to an emergency and critical care facility in Melbourne to have him evaluated by a soft tissue surgeon.
This was done and the results were sent to Dr. Pearson. She called me at that time to see if there was anything else she could help with. The doctor and her receptionist were very kind, helpful and considerate of my emotional feelings surrounding the outcome of the results.
I am happy to say that after six months Solomon is still with me and we are enjoying what time we may have left together.

I adopted Hoover as a 12 week old pup, in April 2009. For as long as we've been together, he's had what two other vets have implied were congenitally lousy ears, that would more than likely plague him for his entire life. They were squishy, stinky, and painful, requiring constant care to keep the endless black gunk under control.
During the consultation with Dr. Pearson, I mentioned the problem. She took ONE look and pronounced the gunk a fungus, most likely the result of an allergy. However, instead of a lot of expensive tests, she suggested that either component of his diet (kibble and boiled chicken) could be the culprit, and suggested I withdraw first one and then the other, for a few weeks at a time, to see what happened.
Long story short, I substituted the kibble first, with a grain-free variety, as Dr. Pearson had suggested. The results were remarkable; almost immediate; and Hoover now has a new lease on life. Not only are the insides of his ears pink as a baby's bottom, but they no longer stink nor are they painful to the touch. Furthermore, the scab-like lesions on the tips of his ears have healed, and his coat looks better than it ever has before.
With a wave of her virtual wand, Dr. Pearson alleviated what had promised to be a lifetime of suffering for someone very dear to me. How do you say thanks for something like that? Looking for a vet? Try Dr. Pearson. You won't be sorry.
PS… the $175 fee included a six-month supply of a combination heart worm/flea/tick medication which was roughly $100.

The vet is really nice. The way she handles the pet is amazing.