South Florida's Skin, Allergy and Ear Care Clinic for Animals

The visit was great with excellent news. It appears that the doctors prescribed medication is working and showing progress.

Dr Millie took her time with Lulu . She even stayed down on the floor at her level to decrease her anxiety . She was very thorough in explaining everything and spent a long time for the first visit consultation . She was very gentle and kind and so was her staff .

Simply wonderful. Professional, knowledgeable, compassionate and thorough. Highly recommended.

I had an excellent experience at Miami Veterinary Dermatology. The entire team was so kind and welcoming, and scheduling an appointment was easy. Dr. Rosales was thorough, knowledgeable, and took the time to explain everything clearly. I feel confident that my dog is truly in the best hands here. Highly recommend!

I don’t know where to begin. Dr.Rosales has been an absolute gem and trustworthy doctor when it came to my cat being diagnosed with horners syndrome. Her and her team treated me with so much kindness and love, I am beyond happy with what they have done for me. I can’t wait to refer all my pet lowers to this facility and I look forward to visiting them again with any problem I may have with my cats. Their clinic is super clean and rooms and very cozy and welcoming. 100/10 recommended.

Great staff and very knowledgeable Veterinarian.

She is the most amazing vet in town. You might need to wait for an appointment but it is worth the wait!… AMAZING!

Without a doubt the best dermatologist in Florida if not America. We are so lucky to have her here in Miami. I drive 2 hours to see her. I drive it happily. I’ve tried other dermatologists but they can’t get the results for my dog. Here is an example. I have been being told for a year or more that my dog’s skin has a highly antibiotic resistant bacteria (as well as fungus). My dog suffers greatly with most recently her skin turning black and swelling like a baggy elephant. She also has a fungus skin issue. Many cultures have been sent out by many vets and “specialty dermatologists” and I’m always told the labs couldn’t find an antibiotic for pets that would work against it so we try an antibiotic that shows a hint of working (but never does). Dr Rosales reviews this and said “why didn’t they ask the labs to run it again but this time testing if there are any human antibiotics that would work?” Another example: I arrive for my first visit to show Dr Rosales the skin condition issues. She reviews the history and says “I want you to do medicated shampoo baths followed by diluted bleach baths daily”. Bleach? But, yes, bleach. Marvelous bleach. Who knew?! Dr Rosales knew that’s who and no one else thought to say it at all the other vets I’ve been to this whole time. What a wonderful smart idea. Whilst we wait the 10 days for the culture to come back we can actually be doing something right now to bring down the levels of bacteria on the dogs skin. This will help her little lymphatic system which is trying so hard to clear the bacteria. And it’s not another medicine having to be processed by her organs which has had a year plus of medicine courses. Bleach soaks dramatically lower the levels of bacteria immediately. Thank … God … we needed something to give some relief right now. And for the dog’s skin fungus Dr Rosales gave prescription strength nizorale shampoo. The shampoo people uses for dandruff. What a good idea that is as the poor dog is shedding black fungus cells just like a human scalp would shred dandruff. An antiseptic shampoo one day alternated with the nizorale shampoo the next and each left on for 30 mins in total. Dr Rosales says I need to put the shampoo on all over but then spend the first 2O mins of the shampoo very gently scrubbing the skin all over to get the bacteria and fungus off. Yes, let the skin absorb the shampoo but now I’m being told to use the shampoo’s surfactant properties along with prolonged mechanical movements across the skin to get the bacteria and fungus cells off the top layer of the skin. Focusing carefully on folds (paw pads, paw fingers, knees, under tail) where things are moist and encouraging the bad attacking cells to grow. All those baths over all those years spent sitting beside the dog when I could have been standing up waging war on the attacking cells. (I’ve improvised and use an exfoliating mitt now.) I just thank my lucky stars to have Dr Rosales and her highly skilled and caring team in my life. I could write a whole post just about her amazing empathetic team including her very smart young daughter. P.S. if you’ve made it this far I’ll give you a reward tip: People should take note of their dog’s lymphatic glands. I encourage people to watch a YouTube video to learn how to feel them. Get to know what’s normal size and regularly gently feel them so you know if your dog is fighting an infection or not. They swell up the most near the site of the infection they are fighting so it’s like having an arrow pointing you to the area of concern.

I wanted to take a moment to share how much Dr. Rosales and her team have meant to me and my dog Duke. Duke passed away on June 24th at 11 years old, and I was deeply touched to receive a card from her and the entire staff—filled with kind words and memories that brought me to tears. Knowing that they remembered Duke so fondly after all these years means the world to me. Duke had been her patient for over 7 years, struggling with chronic skin issues for much of his life. Thanks to Dr. Rosales, he finally found relief and comfort. She didn’t just treat his symptoms—she took the time to really figure out what was going on and gave us a plan that worked. At one point, he even made it onto her website as a success story when he was a younger pup—and I always loved that. What I want other dog owners to know is that this vet truly makes a difference. It’s so hard when our fur babies are suffering, and we don’t know what’s wrong, but she is incredibly thorough and compassionate. Duke looked and felt better under her care—she made my beautiful boy on the inside, beautiful on the outside too. Thank you, Dr. Rosales, for everything. You helped give Duke a better life, and I will always be grateful.

Very attentive and knowledgeable doctor. I have great hopes that my dog will improve soon. The staff is professional and leaves nothing to chance. Excellent all around.

Professional, timely and understanding. I think Dr. Milly is one of the best vets I've come across.

Dr. Rosales and her staff were great! They were caring as well as professional. We discussed a plan to help with my dog’s issue. I felt so much better knowing she was finally getting the care she needed. Thank you!

Loved Dr Rosales and her team. They were thorough and patient and made my dog feel comfortable. Highly recommend.

I was fortunate to get someone else’s appointment cancelation. Coco Chanel, my French Bulldog pup, has been suffering from allergies and infections for months. She aches, she scratches, she sneezes, and she licks her paws non-stop. Dr. Rosales and her entire team were very welcoming, empathetic, and highly professional the minute we stepped in for Coco’s appointment. She listened carefully, examined Coco thoroughly, explained her various conditions in a very clear manner, and recommended a comprehensive treatment and way ahead. I will follow up as Coco progresses from her various conditions. For now, I am very happy to have found such a wonderful veterinarian dermatologist. Dr. Rosales has put together the A+ team in her practice.

They were amazing working with my dog, who has behavior disorders. They took their time with him and also spent a great deal of time explaining different options. Highly recommend.

The staff and the doctor were so incredibly helpful, smart and kind. So glad my primary vet recommended us here!

I waited my appointment for almost 6 months and came here with the referral of my primary vet. However I feel like it was totally worth the wait. My dog, LUI's problem has not been resolved yet as it has been only 2 weeks after the visit but I can see the difference and I fully trust the treatment plan I have been given by Dr Morales. She took her time to examine Lui with her staff. They even did it on the floor and explained every question I had with no rush. This was important for me because my primary vet took my other dog to the back and she eventually passed. She even took time to discuss my beloved pet's condition as she didn't have any obligation to do. They were incredibly emphatatic towards me and I could see the care in her approach towards my extremely anxious dog. Made him calm as much as possible during the exam. I even wished she was my primary vet. I strongly recommend her.

The entire team at Miami Veterinary Dermatology are amazing. So patient and knowledgeable, they explain the entire process including Dr Rosales. They took the time to understand the issues with my dog Wendy. Asked a lot of important questions and explained the diagnosis.