Ann at Healing Hands Canine is amazing. She's knowledgeable, patient, and truly cares about her…read moreclients and their pups. Charlie always leaves happy, relaxed and snores all the way home. Ann talks with you, checks in on any problem areas, and tailors each session to exactly what he needs. Plus, Charlie loves the treat he gets after every visit. I highly recommend Ann. I have seen the difference it makes for charlie. Seeing charlie with better mobility and not so stiff has been great. She's helping Charlie stay strong so he can keep riding waves and enjoying the beach. Even at 11 he loves to be on the go. Thank you so many Ann.

I'm so excited and thankful for the wonderful services Ann provides…read more.. My 90 lbs, 12.9 year old Presa Canario is a changed dog since we've been see Ann... Im a disabled Veteran and Vida is my PTSD Dog... We've also been doing Pet Therapy with Love on a Leash for 7+ years, visiting hospitals, nursing homes, colleges and we even visit the jails here in San Diego.. 2 months ago Vida started to really slow down...I could tell she was in pain. She was walking slower,laying down alot, struggling to get up and showing little interest in leaving the house... Now after 5 treatments (Laser and Activator) from Ann, her mobility has improved some much that she's taking me on much longer walks, getting herself up on my bed, using the stairs with little effort and even going to the door to greet guest...Before she would just lay on her bed and watch... I'm ecstatic to see my loyal companion feeling well enough to keep going!!! She's such a love and her quality of life is now keeping up with her longevity... So grateful and can't thank Ann enough

Dr. Hani and his staff have been absolutely wonderful! They have taken excellent care of my puppy…read more Mattox was four weeks old when I rescued him from Tijuana. In most cases, these puppies don't survive, but not this one! With Dr. Hani's care, Mattie is now 7 months old! The staff is great, very competent. They are kind and gentle with all pets. My only request would be that, as other clinics do, if your pet is due for a checkup or vaccine, that they give you a call. But that's it. Everything else is great. Support a local vet!

I found my new vet! My small pup was attacked by a coyote,…read morewe needed to get him in. I was able to get him into the office within an hour. The doc was really nice and great with my dog. The price was good too, I didn't walk out feeling ripped off. Highly recommended.

My 10 year old cat was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism in JAN 2026 By my regular vet. He had a…read moresevere reaction to the medicine. I found Veterinary Imaging on Google. They perform the I-131 iodine radiation therapy which is the gold standard and a cure for over 95% of cats suffering from hyperthyroidism From the first phone call they were sympathetic and helpful. I met with Dr Hewes and she spent a lot of time discussing the process the pros and cons (since we didn't have T-4 number showing as medicated ) Kidney disease could be unmasked. The trial medication period gives true kidney values under normal T-4 . Unlike other clinics that I researched Dr Hewes scans the thyroid She identified the diseased tissue and location , this to tailor the dose. We opted for the more comprehensive heart scan / cardiology work up and discovered heart disease which made the I-131 the best choice for Charlie He spent 4 nights in the hospital due to radiation levels and currently post 30 days his numbers are within normal. The clinic has a cat cam operating between 9am -4pm. The only feedback I could give is providing larger cat cages/. Maybe duel level condos so the litter pan is separate from the food and water. Charlie is a large cat and I know he would have appreciated more space. Overall though I can't recommend Dr Hewes enough. She truly cares about her patients and was so good about calling us and updating while Charlie was in isolation.

Dr.Hewes provided exceptional care and attention to our senior dog with cancer, by taking the time…read moreto understand the questions to which the answers we were looking for. She understood and respected our objective in taking the most ethical and educated decision for our girl guided by science. She took the time and effort to help us understand the CT scan preliminary findings in great depth, we were full of questions and she patiently answered all of them without dismissing perhaps even the most ignorant of our questions. They went out of the way in expediting our full & final interpreted CT report (Thank you Dr.Wallack) since we needed the report before an oncologist consult the next day, to be able to have a meaningful data-driven discussion on her disease (cancer) extent. Dr.Hewes followed up proactively with us over phone promptly the next day to double check if we had any lingering or newer questions after having received the final detailed CT report. We were greatly touched by the compassion she showed by treating our dog as an individual to be given a fair chance through in-depth diagnostics, without prejudice about her seniority or age.

Our first visit went fabulous. The vet was on call but spent a lot of time with my Anatolian. She…read moreoffered a new possible solution for his irritated paws, and I'm happy to report some progress for the first time! The office staff were friendly and helpful. Definitely highly recommend !

We love all the wonderful doctors and supporting staff at DMHVH and we're very grateful they take…read morecare of our pup! They have always treated our dogs and family with patience and kindness! Linda C.

I've interacted with Dr. Morisi multiple times as he is my mother's dog's vet. He is good at…read morehandling animals. I will give him that. But he always seemed fairly condescending and full of himself to me. We were watching my sister's dog and she suddenly had a squinting eye and I was concerned so I brought her in. He was dismissive of my suggestions, cut me off while I was trying to answer one of his questions and was rude in his response in doing so. I said we weren't aware of any injury that had taken place to cause the squinting. I wondered if she was also experiencing allergies because her other eye, while not squinting and or with swollen lids, was pretty red. He dismissed that, said if allergies were part of the issue, both eyes would be squinting. Fine. Then he asked me "is the discharge watery or is it mucus-y?" I was replying, I was going to say "Yeah, it's more mucus-y" but as soon as I said "yeah, it's" he rudely cut me off and said "I just asked you if it was watery or mucusy and you said 'yeah' so which is it?" I'm like, well, if you hadn't cut me off after two words in my sentence, if you had let me say the other two words in my sentence, it would've been faster and you wouldn't look like an asshole right now. My sister came to get her dog and took her to her vet and that vet said that she believed the dog was experiencing itchy eyes from allergies and had been scratching at the one eye with her paw and damaged her cornea. She said the insides of her ears were irritated and red, too, further pointing toward allergies. She agreed with the medicated eye drops our dismissive vet prescribed but said that the dog would also need allergy medicine, it wasn't enough to treat just the eye injury, the allergic reaction in the eyes need to be treated too, to remove the source of discomfort that had caused her to feel compelled to do the behavior that ended up hurting her in the first place. Just because you're the "expert" in the room doesn't mean you're necessarily smarter or more observant than than your clients, generally speaking. You should converse with humans paying your bills and trusting you to care for their animals with respect. You were right about the injury but I was right about the allergies being involved in this issue. If we had a car, my mom and I would switch vets happily. I don't know why people who have their choice of vets would stick around to have to converse with that man. He didn't even suggest a cone which my sister's vet said is basic practice a vet should carry out when there's eye damage, to protect the eye from exposure to anything. My mom and I, seeing she was trying to scratch her eye and rub it on the carpet after getting home, decided she needed a cone and luckily had an old one from an incident with her dog a couple of years prior. That's some gross incompetence on his part. Inadequate and rude.

Staff is helpful and kind. I feel my fur babies are well taken care of. Bonus is the prices are…read moremarket or slightly below.

Highly recommend this place to take your fur babies. The staff was amazing and Dr. Concales was…read moreincredible. She answers all our questions and made our dog feel super comfortable. We will be coming here from now on with our dog.

Not being a "cat person " I had millions of questions. As soon as I walked in the door Cindy was…read morethere with a smile and put me right at ease. Between the patience of doctor Dr. Moor and Cindy I felt like I (and my cat) were the only ones in the office. My first visit was over an hour and I had my questions answered and I was immediately put at ease! I recommend Colony Veterinary Clinic to any one with a forever friend!

My dog needs built in dentures because she's old and has missing teeth and it's hard for her to…read moreeat, so I was going to get her teeth implants and this vet came recommended as one of the few vets in the USA that give dog teeth implants. However, the receptionist on the phone said the vet doesn't do that and nobody does. I guess that receptionist or vet tech whatever she is, has never read your website because your website says you give dog denture implants. She said she worked there a long time and the vet has never done that and she never heard of it. However, it's all over the internet, and some people do get it for their dogs, but she said they don't. Your employee is chasing away your business. .

We were very happy with the care our rescued kitty received when repairing the damage to her mouth…read moreshe sustained from being thrown out of a car.. Because of her extremely small size (She weighed 10 ounces) the dentists had to get creative and used a disposable coffee cup for a cone. Everyone from office staff to dentists were very patient and loving toward Misty and our family. Not only was surgery successful, it was affordable. I would definitely return if needed!

I have been taking my pets for routine checkups, spay and surgeries at this veterinary clinic for…read morethe past 5 years. Dr. Raichel and her team took great care of my furry friends since we moved to La Jolla. No complaints. We had a courageous Westie went thru the last stage of life: a goofy Bernedoodle got spayed; and an affectionate Goldendoodle underwent the Bilateral TPLO surgery. Each of these party animals had their heart wrenching moment and I am grateful that they have a vet to fall back on. What more could I ask for?

I highly recommend getting your pet care at Windansea Veterinary. The staff was friendly,…read moreprofessional and very caring! The owner is an extraordinary woman, and veterinarian!