A vet care logo

Leave one, or maximum two fonts and make them work together. Here you have way too many. The foot print is funny, but it all has to play somehow together - fonts, vectors, big and small types. Try to rearrange everything.

Old idea, bad use/choice of fonts, bad color match.

Sorry.

Agree with previous comments. Too many fonts. The "n" font would be nice for the entire title. The tag line looks bad with the colors and gradient.

the only reason for giving a thumb up for symbol is because there is still hope. No more than two fonts(agree with Alpreacher), no gradients in fonts, no "burn my eyes, colors!". Sometimes clients are plain stupid in choosing colors, try to communicate with them so , for their own good. You can go with a non-caps v, without the tagline and a closer kerned vet'n'care for more unity. "For that little bit extra" absolutely should be the same font. Good luck with that, can't wait to see next versions.
P.S. keep that foot print.

The paw is alright though a bit obvious. The wording fonts are okay but nothing more. The jokey 'n' is not fitting for the product. This is not a pet shop, its animal welfare and medicine, therefore I would make the imagery a bit more serious and professional looking. I agree with others, the colours are vile. 'For that little bit extra' is a meaningless statement and I would suggest that it is removed.

Ok thanks for the feedback guys new version is up now

Why dont you try something like this?

Lose all the effects you have been putting into the design..
Geracao has a nice touch with his. Fonts are nice professional yet fun.