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    Conejo Valley Equine

    4.8 (4 reviews)
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    Slaton Veterinary Hospital

    Slaton Veterinary Hospital

    4.7
    (209 reviews)

    When I brought my Dog to Dr. Slaton's hospital she was very sick. Diagnosed with cancer and…read morebattling days long GI troubles that turned to Pneumonia. It was an emergency and they were willing to take her in and treat her urgently without an appointment and despite having a very busy day. Dr. Slaton saw her right away and was honest with us about her condition at this point and recommended what was best. We decided to try hospitalization for the day and see if she would improve. It was a relief knowing she was finally receiving proper care. They treated her as best as they could and administered medications other hospitals we took her to all the days prior didn't bother offering. She unfortunately did not respond to the medications, she was already so ill. We brought her back first thing in the morning. Dr Slaton and his team made her last moments on earth peaceful for all of us. I am grateful to now know about this practice and will be bringing my future pets to see Dr. Slaton. I wish I had brought her to see him a week sooner (and not the other places I took her to.) I know things would have ended differently. -Thank you for taking such good care of our Pepper girl

    I am normally someone who goes out of my way to leave kind reviews. I do not write this lightly,…read morebut I am genuinely horrified by the veterinary care my dog Emma received from Dr. Mendoza. Emma is my medical-alert dog and has been by my side through everything. What happened was not one questionable call. It was a repeated pattern of serious symptoms being dismissed, misdiagnosed, or inadequately treated. The most serious failure involved her limp. I brought Emma to Dr. Mendoza twice because she was limping. I specifically said it seemed unusual and that I believed something was wrong. At one appointment, I even said, "You know it is bad when a Golden Retriever is showing pain." He shrugged and made another comment about aging. No X-rays were taken. I scheduled a third follow-up before we left for our house in Idaho for the summer, but canceled because I had completely lost faith in his judgment after being dismissed twice. Unfortunately, I was right. Our Idaho veterinarian immediately ordered X-rays. They showed severe destruction of Emma's ulna near her elbow. So much bone has been destroyed that our veterinarian warned Emma is at significant risk of snapping her elbow. We are now testing whether the cause is cancer or a serious infection. This was not normal aging. Emma had a catastrophically damaged and profoundly painful bone. Basic imaging would have shown that something was terribly wrong. Instead, my sweet dog continued walking on it in horrific pain. This was not the only failure. Emma developed bright red, severely inflamed skin that was hot to the touch and clearly uncomfortable. Dr. Mendoza asked, "Have you tried giving her a bath?" Yes, my dog is bathed. Our Idaho veterinarian immediately noticed both the active inflammation and brown discoloration covering Emma's stomach. She explained that the brown areas were post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, consistent with skin that had been chronically or repeatedly inflamed. The combination of hot, bright red skin and widespread pigment changes should have prompted concern. She prescribed MicoHex+Triz, and Emma was dramatically better within three days. Emma also had hair loss and irritation beneath her chin and along her lips. Dr. Mendoza told me it was likely a flat tumor. He discussed removing it, warned that Emma's jaw might look abnormal afterward, and said I might need a plastic surgeon to minimize the damage. Our Idaho veterinarian recognized it as a common moisture- and saliva-related problem consistent with lip-fold dermatitis. A medicated wipe began resolving it almost immediately. What had been presented as a possible tumor requiring potentially disfiguring surgery was treated as a common skin condition. Emma also had recurring ear infections that were not improving. I kept bringing her back because the odor and symptoms persisted. I was repeatedly given ear wash, but no medication that resolved the problem. Our Idaho veterinarian prescribed medicated treatment, and within days the smell was gone and her ears were clearly improving. These were not subjective disagreements. Her limp was dismissed as aging; X-rays showed catastrophic bone destruction and a risk of snapping her elbow. Her inflamed skin was reduced to whether she needed a bath; medication improved it within three days. Her ear infections persisted with ear wash alone; medicated treatment improved them within days. The supposed tumor began resolving with a medicated wipe. I do want to give Dr. Mendoza credit where it is due. He agreed to perform ovary-sparing spays on my female Golden Retrievers after discussing current breed-specific research concerning increased cancer risks associated with traditional spaying in female Goldens. I appreciated his willingness to consider updated research and provide a hormone-sparing option. But one informed decision does not outweigh what happened with Emma. I strongly support conservative veterinary medicine. I do not want unnecessary testing, excessive medication, or invasive treatment. But conservative care is not dismissive care. Taking an X-ray after two visits for an unexplained limp is basic care. Properly treating persistent ear infections is basic care. Investigating painful, hot, visibly inflamed skin is basic care. Emma has spent her life taking care of me. She deserved far better than to endure severe bone pain, chronic skin inflammation, itching, and recurring ear discomfort because her symptoms were repeatedly minimized or inadequately treated. This was not a small failure. It was a horrific failure of veterinary care. I would never entrust one of my animals to this practice again

    The Pet Hospital of Thousand Oaks

    The Pet Hospital of Thousand Oaks

    4.9
    (44 reviews)

    Dr.Siegal and his entire team are some of the most caring, efficient, safe and dependable people…read morewe've ever met. They are remarkable communicators, and I love that they do not try to up sell you. They respect your boundaries and financial health, they never try to push or guilt trip you. Best of all, they do not tell you wildly outrageous ideas on what might be the cause of x, y, z. Every time we have met with Dr. Seigal whether it is in person or over the phone, we've always felt he was such a generous, gracious person. We never felt rushed. When I ask his staff a question and they don't know the answer, they are always honest and polite and will tell you they don't know and will proceed to place you on a brief hold so they can get the correct information. The staff has a good attitude and assume that you are a caring owner. When Dr. Siegal says he'll call you or do anything, he always holds his word and he even called us when he was out of town. The facility is extremely clean, the cleanest vet I've ever been to. There are so many reasons why you should consider Dr. Siegal and his team, these are just a few. Plenty of parking in their private shared lot and street parking. Very cute stores, restaurants, and fitness yoga studios nearby so if you are coming from further away and need to leave your pet for a few hours you can totally patronize some of the other local businesses. Overall 10/10 experience. I'm glad we took a chance on this vet. To be fair we had exhausted many of the other highly rated vets in the San Fernando valley area and none of them cut it. Are you paying a little more to see the doctor here and get the tests and other services? Yes, probably a little more. However, for me personally, it's completely justified because of the integrity and seamless experiences we've had. Lastly, every single time we have gone in for our appointment, we haven't had to wait longer than 5 minutes. Also they are always giving you a warm greeting which I literally cannot say about any of the other vets. Last little detail, but really there's no detail too small, I have not seen any of the staff doom scroll or look checked out. When they are on the clock, they appear to be working and they seem dedicated. Little things like that have a major impact on professionalism and trust. If I see anyone on the clock doom scrolling or just super engaged on their cell phone it is 100% a red flag and a sign that they don't care, aka my sign to leave a business and not return. I want to spend my hard earned money on places that are invested and care. Dr. Siegal and his staff seem happy and I believe a happy staff is a more efficient staff. It is a safe space, you can openly share your concerns, wants and needs- they are listening with open hearts and they genuinely care. Sadly I've been to probably more than eight different vets and none of them have even come close to Dr. Siegal. Because of those awful experiences, I was starting to lose hope. But I knew from our first phone call with Dr. Siegal's office, when I was literally picking their brain and asking 20+ questions and complaining about past experiences, I knew they were the one because they never made me feel rushed, I never felt judged, I never felt unappreciated and I felt they were truly listening and caring. Anyways, I'm just extremely grateful for Dr.Siegal and his staff.

    The joy of a new puppy doesn't compare to the loss of that same dog…read more We had to make the hard but enviable choice of euthanasia of our 12-year-old golden retriever Molly after her battle with lymphoma. Dr. Siegel and his entire staff couldn't have been more compassionate and gentler with our beloved. As we ready to pick up her ashes I couldn't help but reflect on the very sad but positive experience with Dr. Siegel.

    Townsgate Pet Hospital

    Townsgate Pet Hospital

    4.5
    (188 reviews)

    My beautiful Cockapoos needed surgery which was simply performed…read more I'll admit I did seek other diagnosis from 2 other vets. HOWEVER, I returned here for the surgery. I felt confident with the doctor's expertise, knowledge and sensitivity for his patients. Calm atmosphere! Smart!

    I wish I could give this business zero stars…read more My experience with Dr. Jamshid Kiumarsi at Townsgate Pet Hospital was extremely disappointing. I took my 15-year, 8-month-old dog "Champ" to the clinic for a rabies antibody (titer) test required for international travel. Dr. Kiumarsi knew my dog's age and medical history, yet no one explained that, because of his advanced age, there was a possibility his antibody level might be too low to pass the test or discussed giving him a rabies booster before performing the expensive titer test. I paid nearly $600 for the test, and the result came back negative. Only afterward was I told to bring my dog back for a rabies booster, wait another month, and then pay for a second titer test. This delayed my travel plans to Turkey by almost four weeks and increased my expenses. My frustration is not that the test was negative--it is that I was never informed beforehand about the risk of a failed result or the option of administering a booster first. Had I been given that information, I could have made an informed decision and potentially avoided unnecessary cost and delay. I expected honest guidance and recommendations that considered both my dog's wellbeing and my time and financial investment. Unfortunately, that was not my experience at Townsgate Pet Hospital. Mojan Karimi

    Animal Hospital of Thousand Oaks

    Animal Hospital of Thousand Oaks

    4.2
    (95 reviews)

    We can't thank everyone at this hospital enough for the incredible care and compassion they showed…read moreour sweet Lucy. From the moment we walked in, every single person was kind, patient, and genuinely cared about both Lucy and our family. They took the time to answer all of our questions, explained everything clearly, and treated Lucy with so much love and dignity. During such a difficult time, they made us feel supported every step of the way. Their professionalism, empathy, and kindness meant more to us than words can express. We are so grateful that Lucy was in such caring hands. Thank you to the entire team for everything you did for Lucy and for helping us through one of the hardest experiences we've ever faced. We will always be grateful.

    I have been going to this place for many years because it seemed to be the best in my area and…read moreright by my house. Sometimes you don't notice what's missing until you have a better experience. My cat was drooling and was not eating as much. I took her in and the vet weighed her and looked at her for all of 5 minutes and then my cat crawled into my lap. She chatted us up for a few more minutes and then left. Someone came in with a bill for $700 with appetite stimulants stool softeners blood work and of course the $90 exam visit. 3 weeks later I took her down to green dog Dental who had taken care of her teeth the year prior. A 5-minute exam of her mouth showed she had cancer in her jaw. It was plain as day. They loaded me up with painkillers and said feed her whatever she will eat until she will not eat anymore. I think I got 10 more days before her jaw locked up, she could not eat or drink, and I had to euthanize her. Never again will I trust Animal Hospital of Thousand Oaks. I will drive to another state before going there

    Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center of Thousand Oaks

    Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center of Thousand Oaks

    3.1
    (394 reviews)

    I've been to ACCESS, but VSEC is the closest 24/7 emergency hospital in the area and I took my cat…read morethere and would go back if I need emergency care again BASED ON THE EXPERIENCE I HAD...but there are a *TON* of nasty-bad reviews about this place. According to those reviews, was my experience was a fluke? I don't know--I don't know what to think now. Fortunately, though, I got lucky and was the only one there at that time of night so I received immediate and uninterrupted service. I brought my 15 yr old cat in for an emergency last Friday night at 11:30pm for a neurological event and ultimately had to euthanize him. I've read some bad reviews that talk about Drs pushing euthanasia, but that was absolutely not the case here. Based on the way he presented it could only have been a stroke, aneurysm, tumor or something else in the brain, so there was clearly no alternative (and I'm not going to put a cat through brain surgery). I already had the knowledge of labs/urine when my Dr gave him a clean bill of health 2-days prior (ironically). The Dr at VSEC and I decided to shoot an xray or two just to make sure there was nothing blatantly obvious like a mass but they were clean. This helped us arrive at the correct conclusion. I also requested that he just interpret the xrays rather than sending them to the stat radiologist and he accommodated me. (WOW, someone actually saying they saved money at this place!--remember to advocate for yourself!) The Dr (Sorry I don't remember his name) I worked with was 10/10, couldn't have been more compassionate, and helped me through the decision-making process. I was able to spend as much time with the cat as I wanted before and after we put him to sleep...and I spent nearly an hour and was never bothered or hurried. So as lousy as that was, the experience was the best I could have hoped for. No complaints about the tech or the girl I talked to on the phone that told me to drive safely.

    Worst experience at this place, especially dealing with Cody from the emergency department …read more I've been a loyal customer for years and never had any issues before. Recently, I learned they have different staff, Emergency team and Cardiology specialist staff on different days. The cardiology technician and doctor I normally work with are amazing. They are only there on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. On the other days, it's been a nightmare, and I would strongly advise against going then. Prices were quoted nearly four times higher. For my dog, we have always done a single-view X-ray. However, Cody insisted on doing a three-view X-ray, which would have cost almost $1,300. I asked if it was possible to do the single view, as I've done for years with the other doctor. Cody responded by saying I am not a doctor and that if I wasn't happy, I could go somewhere else. I honestly did not feel any compassion from him and found him to be cold and dismissive. When I mentioned I would leave a review, he said he didn't care and told me to go ahead. I felt forced and helpless at that point and signed a release form to discharge my dog. I left feeling hurt and distressed.

    Conejo Valley Equine - vet - Updated July 2026

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