This was by far the best vet care I have experienced from setting up the appointment over the phone and checking out. I called 4 vet clinics/hospitals because my cat had been throwing up the last 4 days but the day I called was pretty bad..so I was worried. Each clinic I got.. the calls were super uncomfortable and most times I was being rushed off. Jannah answered the phone and she is absolutely welcoming and you can tell she truly cares about your pet getting cared for. She got me a same day appointment and got my records transferred over for me. Checking in was quick and they took Shadow right in! Dr. Varga was super helpful and answered any questions I had. It was hard to not be in the room with your pet to see if they are okay. But he was very informative about letting me know what was going on and reassuring me that Shadow was just fine and being a "cool cat." His tech Dylan, was also answering my questions and went into detail about what tests they were doing and WHY (the most important part) they were doing they tests needed. Affordable pricing for tests! Great Staff! Great location! Highly recommend to take care of your fur babies! read more

I have been taking my dogs to ADVH for 6-7 years. I had a 13.5 year old yorking who developed kidney issues. July 2026 all blood tests were great. She had lost some weight. She was declining. I should have had her in for more testing. She wen t into kidney failure. On October 30, 2026. I had a dying dog (yorkie) with very high kidney blood tests. ADVH pushed me into agreeing to a CT scan and charged me $5K after doing an Ultra Sound. I am on the autism spectrum. I feel the DR took total advantage of me. Ginger needed to be put down. 5K plus worth of tests was just creating false hoping and steeling from the client. This last encounter with Dr Sarah was pretty unproffesional. Would I recommend ADVH in the future, absolutely not? At 10:00, they were recommending CT scan without mentioning costs or really asking me what I thought or telling me what they hoped to find. At 5 they were recommending Euthenasia or maybe an over night stay to see if she responded to fluids and antibiotics for an additional $1000. I fee total ripped off/taken advantage of. I was really close to this dog. I do not process things in real time and there was no real meaning 2 way communication as things unfolded starting Wednesday morning. $6K for a dog in kidney failure with no early on prognosis discussion before ordering the overpriced tests. The surgeons may be top notch. Dr Sarah took me to the cleaners on October 30. My dog/friend was in terrible shape on October 31. What should have happened? I should have been told that I needed to say good byes on October 30 around 10AM. Total BS. read more

Our pug was brought to Dr. Varga with a reoccurring ear infection. The first surgery was not successful. After the second surgery, the little guy presented with swelling, heat, bright red coloration, and discharge. Our call was dismissed as healing discharge. We took our baby to an ER that night and are now told another surgery maybe needed to clean up the mess. While I am more upset over the pain and suffering of our baby, it is important to note that these treatments cost over $10,000. I do not recommend the practice. read more

Reviewing after first visit. Our first visit was really nice. Even my dog seemed to enjoy the space. The ladies in the front office were very pleasant, the vet and attendant were very nice. What impressed me the most was that Dr.Varga took his time and did not seem in a rush to talk about and explain things. I'm so happy we gave this place a try and will be our new vet office:) read more

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Drs and staff are outstanding in their care of my pets. I would highly recommend this practice!

We had an extremely troubling experience at AVDH and want to share our story so others can make an informed decision about entrusting their pets to this practice. In April, our dog Phyllis began experiencing recurrent nosebleeds. In early June, we visited AVDH for a CT scan and rhinoscopy. Dr. Pascoe recommended a CT scan and biopsy instead, explaining that a rhinoscopy would not provide clear images in a bloody, inflamed nasal cavity. We trusted his professional judgment and agreed to proceed. The CT scan revealed a mass occupying nearly her entire right nasal cavity, from her back canine tooth to just below her eye. The report stated: "Destructive right-sided rhinitis. Neoplasia is prioritized (i.e., adenocarcinoma, sarcoma). Less likely infectious/inflammatory." Dr. Pascoe told us he believed the mass was cancerous and assured us that the biopsy samples were excellent, even reaching far into her nasal cavity. Two weeks later, Dr. Pascoe called, expressing surprise that it wasn't cancer. Instead, he suggested it was just inflammation, possibly an autoimmune condition or allergies. While relieved, we were confused by the dramatic change in diagnosis. His treatment plan consisted of a month-long course of Zeniquin (antibiotic) and Rimadyl (anti-inflammatory), which we agreed to despite the significant cost. After approximately three weeks, Phyllis's condition deteriorated. We contacted Dr. Pascoe, and he prescribed doxycycline. Shortly afterward, Phyllis suffered a severe nosebleed that brought us to the ER on July 21st. It took over two hours to stabilize her enough for transfer to AVES, a facility better equipped for her case. At AVES, It was during a consultation that we learned her original biopsy had been a blind biopsy -- performed without direct visualization of the tissue. They suggested a rhinoscopy was the better option, that they can exactly see what they are sampling. This revelation immediately explained the earlier misdiagnosis and raised the concern for cancer once again. A properly guided biopsy and rhinoscopy confirmed both infection/rhinitis and nasal chondrosarcoma (nasal cancer). Had this cancer been identified in June, Phyllis could have begun radiation treatment two months earlier. Instead, the delay -- caused by an incomplete diagnostic approach and a lack of awareness that rhinitis often accompanies nasal tumors -- has been devastating both emotionally and financially. We were further concerned to learn that Rimadyl (an NSAID) can impair blood clotting, potentially worsening her severe nosebleed on July 21st. AVDH denied this risk, despite reputable veterinary sources indicating otherwise. After receiving the confirmed cancer diagnosis, we contacted AVDH seeking accountability, a refund to help offset treatment costs, and most importantly, an apology for the mistake. We were told that Dr. Pascoe "did a great job," that he "did not cause the cancer," and that Rimadyl has no clotting risk -- dismissing both our concerns and well-documented evidence to the contrary. We are devastated and angered by this experience and do not want any other pet or family to suffer a similar outcome. Please exercise caution when choosing a veterinary provider. read more

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The staff at AVDH are very friendly and accommodating. The vets are very caring and compassionate towards our cat and us. AVDH staff are very transparent about prices, and are very helpful with options for the care of your pet. They are realistic about outcomes as well. I love this place and ,our cat Snowball looks forward to going to the vet here. It's bizarre, he freaks out in the car ride over, but once we get to the clinic, he calms down. Yes, we are talking about a cat. calming down at the vet. I trust my cat's intuition as he's pretty skittish around strangers but actually feels at home at AVDH. Won't ever go anywhere else. read more

if you care about your animals, do not take your animals here. Those doctors are in there killing animals all the time. The new doctors have no clue what they are doing, the old doctors just want your money and don't care about your animals. Animals die in that hospital all the time when they shouldn't. read more

Kind, caring, professional and knowledgeable!! I was nervous about seeking a second opinion in regards to the health of our young dog- a rescue Belgian Malinois mix. However, from the moment I opened the door to their office, I felt at peace with the care we were given. I especially appreciated Dr. Varga and staff for making sure our concerns were addressed. I felt heard and hopeful that we are on the right path for the best health care possible for our newest family member!! read more

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I've had a wonderful experience with Austin Veterinary Diagnostic Hospital. Dr. Varga performed a total ear canal ablation on my 11 year old cat beautifully. The vet tech, Matthew, was amazing as well. He sent me a picture of my cat when she came out of surgery, which was much appreciated. Even the front desk staff is a pleasure. I'm so glad I found this vet! read more

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I just want to say...AVDH is truly the best. I miss them already. My pup Pepper practically spent a good part of her childhood coming here to see Dr. Varga and the crew. As a student, I try to keep my pup expenses at the minimum...so I usually went to Thrive for basic check-ups and Emancipet for a low-cost spay. After her spay surgery, Pepp ended up with incontinence. It's pretty low chances, and lucky Pepp got the short end of the stick. AVDH definitely has more tools, resources and knowledge, so I chose to continue with them for her treatment. Dr. Varga was a lifesaver. He was so kind, informative and calm. He was willing to answer my barrage of questions as a new dog mom and never once brushed me off or spoke to me in an unprofessional manner. That's a quality vet right there! I also loved the entire front desk team. In particular, Mikayla was the gal I most likely spoke to on the phone...especially as COVID-19 times hit. Thank you girl for being so warm, loving and patient. The entire front desk team deserves a huge round of applause for all that they do PLUS doing it with a smile. Most of us dog parents who come in are anxious, stressed or worried for our furry friends, so y'all are truly amazing individuals. They also have a cute waiting room and a full bin of tennis balls, all before COVID times hit. When you're driving on 290 to head into this space, don't forget to slow down or you'll miss the entrance. There's a dog entrance and a cat entrance, which is pretty adorable. This is truly the most team-oriented clinic I've experience in Austin. read more

Leaving another review because I am just so appreciative of Dr. Sarah and her amazing team. I am so thankful to have found a place that took such good care of my baby, even though it was only two months that I'd been going to this hospital they took the best care of my Oliver, they were fast, careful, smart, and when I needed them they were always there to answer any of my questions or give me tissues as I said goodbye to my bestfriend. Thank you all at Austin diagnostic for showing your outermost love, care, and expertise in taking care of my baby during his life and after. I will forever appreciate you all. read more

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Wonderful experience bringing a friends pet to AVDH! Dr. Sarah and her team are so thorough and kind. She kept us in the loop every step of the way. Our wait in the room was longer than anticipated but the care from this team made it okay. They checked in on us, offered us bottled water and coffee, and let us know how long they anticipated each step to take. We will definitely be sharing how much we loved this veterinary clinic to friends and family. (Remember to check in! You get free dog treats!) read more

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I brought my dog Ginger to this hospital for the first time for an ultrasound because of high liver enzymes.... quickly she was diagnosed with a Liver Mass with a CT to follow to rule out other organ involvement. She was scheduled for surgery to remove the mass. Unfortunately, her liver was full of nodules and her condition was terminal. Ginger and I were best friends for 12 years- this sudden heartbreaking news was shocking and unexpected. We were treated with dignity and respect. Dr Varga and all the staff were very kind and compassionate. I was allowed to love on her one last time before she was put to rest. Having that special time with Ginger is a memory I will forever cherish. Thank you from the bottom of my heart read more

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Brought our cat in for the laser declaw. Great experience, said our cat. My only comment would be we had six points of contact, each with a different person. However, that was not an issue as they provided a consistent message. read more

I drive a hour and half from Bastrop to go to this Hospital, they are wonderful! And have helped Pupper with so much. They have great staff ,advanced care, and procedures. Puppers and I recommend whole heartedly! Thanks for everything and saving my Puppers' read more

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I wish I could give this veterinarian office more than 5 stars because they are absolutely incredible. We have been seeing Dr. Varga for the last 5 years and he is not only personable and kind with people he is incredible with pets. He just LOVES his job and it shows. I have taken my guinea pigs and dog Vanta here and they are always wonderful with the care we receive. I have moved from Austin and will still drive 30-40 mins to come to this clinic because the care and staff are just that exceptional. Highly recommend! read more

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I just saw a sign outside the business that Dr. Donop is leaving. I will ***NEVER*** forget the day that he overdosed my cat by injecting her with Baytril for CATTLE which permanently detached her retinas - leaving her blind for the rest of her life. To add insult to injury, she ended up passing away at a later date due to a sarcoma at the injection site. He paid more detail to his new land cruiser than his patients. It's been almost 20 years, but to me it feels like yesterday. read more

Austin veterinarian diagnostic hospital misdiagnosed both my cats with HCM. The vet who performed the cardiac ultrasound I later found out, was not a board certified cardiologist. Per their vets recommendations both of my pets were put on medication. After having a second opinion from a board certified cardiologist that specializes in HCM I was then Informed my pets have been misdiagnosed, and the medication they were put on was not for HCM. Bringing this attention to Austin veterinarian diagnostic hospital I was avoided after multiple attempts of contacting them, and then received an email with a poor response with no resolution to their misdiagnosis. read more

Saturday May 20, 2017 (reply to comment) First of all, as a pet owner, I do appreciate genuine, sincere, and compassionate people whose heart is truly into helping animals. But please say the facts correctly: 1. The technician which I should have remembered her name told me the cost included food and medicine for one week and never said anything about 3 days of hospital stay. *I also mentioned to Dr. Varga how the vet had mentioned possible hospital stay for days and told him I couldn't afford that. Not once did he say that was included in the cost estimate. I know I asked questions so I don't appreciate your comments about I knew. 2. Daisy had not been sick 4-5 days prior, only 2 days. She was at the emergency hospital in Round Rock Sunday, then the veterinary office all day Monday. I came to you to get the ultrasound done that Tuesday when she was admitted. And yes you all are the " professionals", so you knew how sick she was, especially having jaundice and by the blood work, so why not tell me that the percentage range for her recovery was very low? Which no one did. I have no reason to make things up. I only signed because y'all made it sound not so serious and that you've had other cats to recover from this. I don't appreciate your negative comments because I was trying to do what was best for Daisy, I'm the consumer here and just asked for honesty in trying to save my cat. Wow, then to add insult you try to act like the victims. read more

I've been coming to AVDH since 2016 - they were able to diagnose my dog with IBD (after 6 years of other vets not knowing why he was sick), and when Oliver developed masses on his spleen and anus, Dr. Sarah thoroughly explained the diagnosis and treatment options. I was even able to stay with my dog from surgery prep through waking up in recovery, which made us both feel better! I can't say enough positive things about Dr. Sarah and AVDH. Won't take my dog anywhere else for illness or injury! read more

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Very impressed with Dr Sarah and office staff! Professional and friendly! Gentle & caring with our 16 yr old chi!

Dr. Donop is gifted to the point he does not have to stand behind strict protocols for customer interactions and dialogue. He is down to earth and simply tells it like it is. He is the most gifted and honest veterinarian I know. I spent over $2500 at other locations to determine my dog needed left rear knee surgery and a plate installed. Chiropractic and acupuncture made things worse. Nothing was done to alleviate the problem. Dr. Donop entered the patient room. I said the dog has a problem with the left rear leg. I said nothing of the previous information derived from the $2500 worth of medical work. He kneeled down, grabbed the dog's leg and within 10 seconds told me exactly what the problem was. By 1:00 PM that afternoon, the dog had a plate installed in his left knee. It has been 5 months since the repair. The dog can run as before. The repair is 100 percent successful. The first 4 months take time for the owner as the dog cannot be off leash and run. With time, the dog can do more and more. After 4 months the dog can run again but we do not play tennis ball or encourage chasing of squirrels. We don't want the other knee to break. The dog is a 10 year old Golden Retriever. He is at 100 percent for his age. So you want to see where the dog will stay overnight at the hospital? They will let you walk back to the sleeping quarters with the dog. That is right; you are welcome to see their facilities. If you are to have surgery you are welcome to tour all the facilities including the surgical area. (You can look in; you can't actually walk into the room). I've worked 8 years in hospitals, including surgical areas. Their facilities are modern and complete. Above all, Dr. Donop is totally efficient and effective. read more

The vet kept my dog while she died. The animals want to be with their owners but the vets hold on to Penny when dying. My dog died for 20 minutes the vet said I QUOTE THE VET- "I'm not giving you this dog back!" It echoes in my head. Yeahhh I'll pay a million to get my dogs last day back. I'm not happy with the lack of empathy from this place this week!! They really did NOT CARE about Penny or me. She could have died in my arms. Now I'm reading that they DONT EVEN HAVE BOARD CERTIFICATION??? Y'all!! Yes-my dog just went there for a SONOGRAM. They should have handed her back over and let her pass with me!!!! I should have been asked. I didn't even think she was dying that day at all! I walked in -Penny was alone on a silver table in a waiting position. Not one human close to her and her body was already cold. Can you image this? I still don't know what they did to her. I don't know why they let her struggle you ALL KNOW SHE JUST WANTED TO BE WITH HER OWNER AS SHE APPARENTLY WAS DYING. I was in the parking lot. This vet has never reached out or apologized and I would not trust them. I don't know what they did to Penny. I do know she did not deserve that type of horrific long death at the vet. I imagine she was sad flipping around trying to live and get back to her mom to be held. But instead that cold table is where they wanted her to be. No compassion, no empathy and I wish justice for penny's death could happen. Here it is I guess? The truth! I tried to communicate -but they only did it through text with me -and actually have left me feeling horrified -and much worse! I have texts from BRITTNEY her pretty much mocking me and frankly? Don't go to this business. read more

Dr. Jeremy Varga has been my vet ever since we moved to Austin over 8 years ago. He & his staff are superb & very caring. He saw me through my cat's death exactly 4 1/2 years ago at age 13 & today (on World Pet Memorial Day) he saw me through my dog's death at age 14, in both cases ending their lives only when it was time & painlessly in both cases. A few years ago they saved my dog's life by diagnosing a bad gall bladder & removing it. He diagnosed my dog with cancer nearly 36 weeks ago & was with me (& my wife) every step of the way, always helping with meds & in every other way, as our dog lived on a surprisingly long time. At one point a staff member stayed in our home & looked after our dog while we were out of town, & she did a great job. Dr. Varga & AVDH are simply the best in the business. read more

Austin Veterinary Diagnostic Hospital was able to take us in the day of when everyone else was booked due to COVID-19 regulations. It was a drive, and well worth it! Our pup had eaten something off the ground that upset his stomach, they did an x-ray and other tests, which came out to half the price it would've been at an emergency hospital. They were friendly and took no more than 30 minutes with our fur baby; we made a quick stop at Juiceland nearby and came back just in time. This is a great choice vet for your fur babies and your wallet. They really care for your animals, when we come back to Austin this will be our go-to vet! read more

I am so grateful for the vets here, they saved my dogs life. The staff were all so nice, they were very accomadating and took great care of my dog who needed emergency surgery. And they did the surgery without asking for payment up front which was just a sign of their commitment to putting the health of the animals first. Thank you!! read more

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About a year or so my cat began to claw almost everything in the house, especially our $800 chair. We tried the kitty caps, putting scratching posts everywhere, draping sheets over chair, and absolutely none of it worked. After researching a bit, I chose AVDH to do our front paw declawing and I couldn't have been happier. They took great care of her, and did the surgery with precision and ease. Dr.Donop did the procedure, and was very informative about what would happen and called to let us know how it had went. It's been just a few days and she's already jumping around and back to her usual routine. We can be at ease knowing she won't tear anything up, and that she's still being her fun self! read more

I have gone to this vet for a year and a half and they helped me treat my beautiful Husky who had seizures. It has been rough but they made it easier. Luna passed away a few weeks ago due to cluster seizures even though she was barely two years old. The people at AVDH were compassionate, caring and very helpful. One of the vets called me the day after to talk to me about Luna and tell me that there was nothing more that could have been done. Yesterday I received a card in the mail with condolences and everyone had signed it with such kind words. I cried but It was good tears to remember by fur baby. I would recommend this vet to anyone who wants exceptional care for their pet. read more

Outstanding pet care from a cheerful, attentive and qualified staff! From reception, to medical attendants, to Veterinary Doctors -- the care you and your pets will receive is top-notch. I have been bringing my dog here for care for two years now, and consider them to be the best in the Austin area. If high pet medical care costs worry you, ask about their Wellness Plan, which covers most basic care outright, and many special care costs at a percentage discount, all for the cost of a nominal monthly auto-deduction. I couldn't recommend this facility and the highly qualified staff more highly! read more

I decided to adopt a cat who is FIV positive, I had already fallen in love with him before they told me. After a couple days at home I noticed he was sneezing a fair amount. They told me to make sure and get him immediate medical attention whenever he started showing any signs of being sick. So I called ADVC, they were the only vet in the area that could get him in right away. I am so glad I called!!! The staff was incredibly helpful, knowledgable, and friendly! Dr Kneupper was amazing!!! Balboa was hiding in the corner and terrified as we waited for her to come in. I'm pretty certain she is a cat whisperer because the second she picked him up he was instantly relaxed. Dr Kneupper also took the time to address all of my questions and concerns. She also laid out a treatment plan for Balboa and gave me all the prices up front. I will absolutely be making them my permanent vet! read more

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Best veterinarian practice I've ever experienced. When I moved to Austin, one of my first priorities was to find veterinary care for my Peaches. Admittedly, I looked into AVDH first because it was just a few miles down the road from me. I had no idea how lucky I was to have found such five-star care. There is nothing I don't love about this place. I'm super bummed Dr Donop is no longer there, as he is usually who we see but Dr Varga has also seen her and both are masters at what they do. Every single person, doctors, techs, and office staff, make that place so special. Cannot recommend AVDH enough. read more

My family cannot thank the staff at Austin Veterinary enough. Our sweet little pig Cookie passed away last night and after years of not finding a vert willing to actually look at her, Dr Varga did. They don't deal with pigs. They're not really equipped for it. He was willing to help anyway and he treated her like a beloved family member and not a farm animal. Without his help and the help of all the staff at Austin Veterinary (bending over backward to help us get prescriptions and make it possible to bring her into the office safely), she would likely have passed with no explanation why. Losing her has been tragic and she died way too young (just over three years old) but knowing why at least allows us to know that there's nothing more we could have done to save her. We will be forever grateful. read more

We have been taking our 13 year old pug to this office for years. They are always very friendly and helpful! Dr Sarah and her staff are wonderful to work with and always do a great job of squeezing us in when need be. Highly recommend this office, your pet will be taken great care of! read more

Took my 12 yr old dog here today. The entire staff was kind and seem happy to work there. Everyone is pleasant and the doctor made the impression she has time. Didn't seem like a rushed place where they are pressured to meet a patient quota. People there like animals (and the owners) Couldn't ask for anything more- very nice doctor who provided much information. It's a bit out there on 290 West but well worth the drive- these are the kind of places I want to support! Thank you! read more

I've written many reviews, but no review means more to me than this one. OSVH has been our family vet for years, and they are the reason my sweet lab Eisenhower is still alive. Dr. Donop diagnosed his unusual seizures as a thyroid condition, and two pills a day has kept him steady and healthy for years. I'm not sure if Ike knows that his life is owed to Dr. Donop, but he LOVES that man. He's like an automatic cookie dispenser, and that is what it takes to get a Labrador's respect. Dr. Hurwitz is just as loving and dedicated, even coming in on Super Bowl Sunday to do an emergency C-Section on my parent's dog. He doesn't give as many cookies as Donop, but no one does really. If you see Dr. Donop, you can tell him you were referred by Ike. read more

The staff & Doctors at Austin Veterinary Diagnostic Hospital are the best !!! Their caring loving attitude makes you feel like you have found the help you need for your pet. We recently needed to have some tests done for our cat that our vet did not have available & we went to this clinic because we had been there in the past when we needed tests done. We would use this clinic all the time but it is almost 30 miles from our home but when we need a specialist to help us this is always where we go. We are very grateful for their expertise & caring help !!!! read more

We started taking our pets to Austin Diagnostic Veterinary Clinic ("the clinic") in 2005. We sometimes questioned the veterinarians' diagnoses and treatment plans but followed them faithfully. To date, we have spent over $33,000 in the clinic on four cats. Our 20-year old cat's health started declining rapidly in early 2015 and she was hospitalized for several days, The vet told us she was doing "great" when she was released. We called them three days later on a Sunday because we were convinced she was dying. After we described her symptoms, the vet said he felt she would be fine, implying that we were overreacting. She was dead the next day. We recently moved to Georgetown and shortly after made the 130-mile round trip to take our ailing 18-year old cat to the clinic. He stayed there one night, and we picked him up the next day after we were told he was doing "great." The next day, when it was clear he was still very ill, we again took him in, got more meds, and were told he was much better. Within five hours after bringing him home, we had to take him to an emergency clinic to have him euthanized. We hope the success of this clinic does not prevent them from giving honest and caring advice to their clients and from showing personal concern in the future. Had they done so in our case, our precious cat would have been spared two days of what was clearly needless, excruciating suffering. It now seems the revenue generated from us was primary to the clinic, while they have demonstrated indifference to the welfare and outcome of our pets' treatment. read more

This practice came highly recommended to us when we moved here, and OSVH has been a great find. I've had a lot of vets over the course of my life, most of them very good with the occasional less-than-good one. But none any better than this one. Not only do they care about the animals (as most vets do) but the two doctors (Drs. Donop and Hurwitz) are excellent surgeons and very interesting and entertaining people as well. And the rest of the staff is extremely competent. Speaking of the staff, one of the signs of a good practice is how much the non-vet help turns over. Historically, vets don't have the money to pay like dentists and medical doctors do, so the assistants stay because they are treated well. In the year and a half we've been coming here, I don't think a single person has been replaced. And if you care for people that well, you care for the animals that well. read more

RAD , Dr. Vargas and his team saved my doggies life! NO JOKE! She had acute kidney failure and the first vet thought Peanut wouldn't make it. Dr. Vargas and his team take a PRO-ACTIVE approach to treatment and it turned out that Peanut had caught leptosprosis and that this actually COULD be treated. Peanut is back home now and doing great! SOOOOO grateful for their care. And also there is flexibility with visiting hours and overall the vibe is super helpful, caring, and patient. :) read more