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Aragon Veterinary Clinic

3.9 (173 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Services - Aragon Veterinary Clinic

Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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Wing C.

Friendly and reasonably priced! We needed a new vet for our cat and we were recommended to come here. I had to make appointment two months in advance as they are really busy! But the experience was great, it was stress-free for both my cat and me!! Mostly me, Haha! They are super friendly, efficient and reasonably priced!

Maria C.

We are so happy and grateful to follow Dr. Steers here! She has been caring for my aging dog with a heart condition for the last few years. She's got a great bedside manner and always provides realistic goals in managing our aging pets. Her staff was also very helpful and accommodating for an emergency appointment.

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Great 1st appointment for my sweet 2 Pitties! They are nervous but they were great with them! Thank you

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Best care ever! Drs. Are attentive and thorough with care to ensure the safety of their fur friends.

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Ask the Community - Aragon Veterinary Clinic

Are you accepting new patients?

Call them or go to their website and email them.....that is what I did. I was trying to get back to this vet after moving away and was finally excepted after COVID. All the vets are good here, you will not be sorry...one of the best clinics in the… 

Is this a good place to bring my 8 week old puppy for his initial exam?

Our puppy Dogo was just seen here by Dr. Steers. Not only is she extremely personable she has a great bedside manner and really understands our canine kiddo. She's also willing to help out with preparing your canine companion for big trips such as… 

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Review Highlights - Aragon Veterinary Clinic

“Dr Sutter is above and beyond in terms of his compassion to animal and pet parents as well as his expertise.”

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The experience with VCA was the best in years!!! I initially called in to get an urgent care…read moreappointment for my dog. First, the receptionist did not see any opening at her site but was so kind to see if there is any opening in another side. She even called me back (w/o being asked) if I want to take over the spot that just came up! Then, Dr Becker... I have not seen the Dr. who examined our difficult dog as thoroughly as Dr. Becker in years and explained her observations and potential treatments we can choose from. She put no pressure to us but helped us select what options we would like to go. Finally, the technician who provided the final shot to our dog was super friendly and communicative. From the start to end, they are all super kind, efficient and effective at their work. Cannot thank them more...

Extremely Disappointed With VCA After Years of Loyalty!…read more I've been paying $300 to $400 every single month for years to keep all my dogs on VCA wellness plans. That's thousands of dollars a year because I trusted this hospital with my babies. Ever since Jen Bolish left, this place has NEVER been the same. The compassion, professionalism, and customer service have gone downhill. Today, I arrived about 20 minutes early for my dogs' 9:30 appointment. My dogs have severe anxiety, especially when traveling, and all they needed were their Cytopoint injections because they've been itching terribly. Instead of receiving a little understanding and compassion, I felt brushed aside. After all the years I've supported this hospital and all the money I've spent, this is the treatment I get? I'm not asking for special treatment. I'm asking for basic respect, professionalism, and compassion for animals who are already suffering. Today was the final straw. I canceled my appointment, and I'm taking my hard-earned money and my babies somewhere that still treats loyal customers and their pets with respect.

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Can't say enough good things about this place. My dog Herschel was hit by a vehicle and they got…read morehim in right away and took great care of him. Everyone was incredibly kind and kept me updated the whole time. They explained what they were checking for, what they found, and made a really stressful situation a lot easier to deal with. Thankfully Herschel is going to be okay, and I'm very grateful for everyone who took care of him. Great people who genuinely care about the animals they're treating. I would absolutely recommend them.

I'm incredibly grateful I found Dr. Z and his team at Indy's Place Pet Hospital. My lab, Gunner,…read morewasn't himself, so I took him to the vet I've used for many years. Their x‑ray machine happened to be down, and they suggested urgent care because they suspected a heart issue. Instead, I decided to take a chance and bring Gunner to Indy's Place -- and I'm so thankful I did. Maddy at the front desk was professional, kind, and able to get us in quickly. From the moment we walked in, the compassion and professionalism of the entire staff were obvious. Dr. Z examined Gunner, ran the necessary tests, and completed the x‑ray. He listened carefully to my concerns and talked through what would be best for Gunner. What truly stood out was that Dr. Z personally called me around 8:30 that same evening to check on Gunner. In all my years at my previous vet, I never once received a follow‑up call like that. It showed how deeply he cares for his patients. Fast forward two weeks -- after starting the medication Dr. Z prescribed, Gunner is feeling like himself again. He still has heart issues, but at 12 years old, we're grateful to see him comfortable, happy, and back to his sweet self. If you're searching for a new vet, RUN, don't walk, to Indy's Place Pet Hospital in Foster City. They're located in the back area of the Marlin Cove Shopping Center -- you'll need to turn in where deliveries are made -- and the hospital is clearly marked with plenty of parking. We are forever grateful to Dr. Z for helping Gunner when he was in a serious state. Indy's Place will be our veterinary home from now on.

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Lenity Vet Specialists & Emergency Care

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**PLEASE bring your pet here. **…read more I came here during an emergency when my dog, Maya (15), suddenly collapsed. I was scared, and so was she. From the moment we walked in, we were met with so much kindness and compassion. Maria and Kara greeted us at the front desk and were both incredibly sweet. I explained that my sweet Maya, a Jack Russell/Chihuahua mix, is very anxious around strangers. They immediately brought us back to a room, got us settled, and allowed me to hold my baby while they took care of the paperwork. That small gesture meant so much to both of us. Everyone who came in to check on Maya was gentle and compassionate. When they needed to take her to the back, they reassured us that she was doing okay and made sure to check in with us and provide updates about every 30 minutes or so. After each procedure, they would bring Maya back to me so I could hold her. They understood that being with me helped her feel safe and at ease, and I will never forget that. Dr. Hart was incredibly kind and patient. She answered all of our questions and took the extra time to explain everything because she could see how worried I was about Maya. More importantly, she understood that my priority was not pursuing curative treatment at all costs, but making decisions based on Maya's **quality of life**. She truly listened to me, respected what I wanted for my baby, and helped ease some of the fear and uncertainty I was feeling. I cannot express enough gratitude for the love, compassion, and dignity they showed Maya. During one of the most frightening and emotional moments for us, they made us feel heard, cared for, and safe. And Kara was absolutely wonderful. Before we left, she took the time to answer all of my questions, provide education, and make sure I understood everything. She was so warm and comforting that she truly made me feel at home. I will forever be grateful to Maria, Kara, Dr. Hart, and the entire team for the love and care they provided to my Maya. Thank you for treating her not just like a patient, but like the precious member of our family that she is.

My dog Fitz was brought to Lenity on 8/14/26 with bloat, and I don't…read moredispute that the initial emergency care was necessary. What happened next is why I'm writing this. On 8/16, while Fitz was hospitalized under their monitoring with a nasogastric tube, he chewed through and swallowed a ~7-inch segment of the tube. When the vet discussed this with us, she didn't tell us the tube's length. When we asked about our options, we were told exploratory surgery was the only way to know what was happening inside, and that Fitz "would die" if we took him home -- despite us repeatedly declining exploratory surgery due to his age. Only after we requested his records did we learn the radiology report had stated "Endoscopy is recommended for retrieval of the esophageal foreign body." That recommendation was never disclosed to us when we were asked to make urgent decisions. We were charged $3,500 for the endoscopy plus $679 in anesthesia to retrieve their own tube -- on a $17,841 total bill. My formal written dispute was denied, and the complete records I requested (including incident documentation) were never provided. I've filed a complaint with the California Veterinary Medical Board. Pet owners deserve full disclosure before authorizing treatment. We didn't get it.

Treat - Burlingame

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My cat, Cheerio is very sensitive. He's left other vet clinics (Lenity) with more mental trauma…read morethat negatively impacted him than his initial physical pain that led him to the vet in the first place. But he's recovered so well after every visit from Dr. Treat! That's truly a testament to the care, sensitivity, and expertise of the team here. Cheerio recently went through a checkup, exams, vaccines, and dental cleaning with Dr. Lee, which was quite involved with multiple shots, screenings, and anesthesia. But the team made sure that the procedures were calm, peaceful and allowed me to comfort him through the initial stages. I'm really thankful for that, and Cheerio recovered extremely fast in a day back to himself! Compared to other vets I've been to previously, it's been quite easy to make appointments at Dr. Treat, and they've always given me transparent prices and quotes to consider before committing, which is much appreciated.

I'm really disappointed to be writing this review because my first year or two with Dr. Treat was…read moreactually great which is why i'm leaving 2 starts instead of 1. Unfortunately, something has changed, and my experience with the Burlingame location has gone downhill significantly. So perhaps this review should be for Southern Veterinary Partners who acquired dr treat last year.. Over the course of about six months, I brought my male cat in three or four separate times for recurring urinary issues. He would go back and forth to the litter box sometimes 10 times in 20 minutes, which is obviously concerning with a male cat because of the risk of a urinary blockage. Every time, I did exactly what I was supposed to do. I brought him in, paid for the recommended testing, X-rays, ultrasounds, urinalyses, etc., to make sure there wasn't a blockage. And every time, thankfully, there wasn't. What became incredibly frustrating was that **we kept repeating the same process without getting anywhere closer to preventing the problem.** At every appointment, I would ask what we could do to stop this from happening again. The recommendations were always things like buying Feliway diffusers or adding more litter boxes. I already had THREE litter boxes at home. I understand that stress can contribute to urinary issues in cats, but after multiple visits for the exact same problem, I expected a more proactive conversation about other options. Each visit also meant taking time off work, spending roughly two hours at the vet, and paying hundreds of dollars. As a pet owner, you're already worried about your animal. Having to repeat that experience over and over without feeling like you're making progress is exhausting. Finally, on the fourth visit, I was pretty direct about my frustration. I told the vet I didn't want to keep coming back for the exact same issue and asked what else we could possibly do to prevent it. **Only then was prescription urinary food from Hill's suggested as an option.** My immediate reaction was: Why are we only discussing this now? Why wasn't this brought up during any of the previous appointments when I was repeatedly asking about prevention? I'm not a veterinarian, and I don't expect every issue to have a simple solution. But I do expect the professionals I'm trusting with my pet's health to walk me through the available options, especially when we're dealing with the same recurring issue multiple times. Another frustration is the constant feeling of being upsold. Nearly every appointment seems to come with additional recommendations for vaccinations, testing, or other services, even when my cat is already vaccinated. I'm paying for an annual membership, yet I routinely walk out of appointments spending anywhere from $500 to $900. At some point, it starts to feel less like personalized veterinary care and more like a business focused on maximizing each visit. And frankly, your responses to Yelp reviews could use some serious PR and communications help. I read a horrific review from a 78-year-old woman who lost her cat after 17 years together. She shared her experience of being told her cat was healthy, only to lose her longtime companion TWO WEEKS LATER in a visibly painful death for that cat. Rather than leading with compassion, your response immediately defended the practice and emphasized that you have qualified veterinarians on staff. I 1000% understand that there are two sides to every story, but sometimes the most important thing you can do is simply acknowledge someone's pain. This woman just lost a companion she'd loved for 17 years. A little empathy, humility, and willingness to acknowledge concerns would go a long way. Not every negative review needs to be met with a defense of your business, especially when someone is grieving. I hope someone in management takes the time to read this and consider the feedback rather than immediately responding defensively. When multiple customers are expressing similar frustrations, it's worth asking what could be done differently. Whoever normally responds to these, maybe have your sf locations yelp person handle this one. I'm canceling my membership today. I really hope SVP takes a hard look at the direction the business is heading, because from my perspective, it's gone downhill very quickly.

Aragon Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated October 2026

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