Are you looking for a vet office who REALLY CARES about your pet? Who isn't trying to upsell and…read moreprofit off ur sick pet? Who does what they say they are going to do? Who are kind and compassionate and thorough. Who really take the time to educate you on your pets condition. Look no further babies! Have your dog parents take you here. Parking is great too! Always a plus in SD! THIS IS UR PLACE! Good treats too! The staff are lovely and helpful aswell. This is my forever Vet now. Thank you everyone. In a city full of people just out to make a buck and pray on the vulnerable. Thank you for your honesty, integrity, care and compassion. We see Dr. Catherine Skinner.

First-time visit. The front desk, Ericka, and Dr. Yonsen were absolutely amazing. They were very…read morethorough in explaining all the different vaccines and answered all of my questions knowledgeably. Ericka and Dr. Yonsen also went out of their way to speed the process along as I had to get back to work. The vibes at this place are awesome. I highly appreciate the positive energy and will definitely be visiting regularly.

Everything from start to finish was amazing. Constant contact pictures, vet was so patient with me…read more Drivers updated me the whole trip when arrived, when they were leaving Just amazing

We will definitely use MexiVet again. We are extremely pleased with their service and how well they…read moretook care of our needs. Special shoutout to our driver Eugenio and the extra special care he gave our pup - Tala

10/10 experience, every time, hands down. As clients of nearly ten years, we can attest to the…read moreattentiveness, care, and genuine passion showcased by the entire Market Street staff. Every single team member is top notch, and we're confident that our girls (Etta, Labrador Retriever age 9; Jinkies, Maine Coon age 11; and Velma, Maine Coon age 2) are always in the best hands with this crew.Our girls have seen Dr. Olson, Dr. Hammond, and Dr. Wetzel for everything under the sun, to include standard wellness visits as well as illness-related (and very scary!) appointments. We've received answers, diagnoses, referrals, and follow-ups with efficiency, thoroughness, and care. Service from DVMs and vet techs to center management and client services (Jonathan is the real MVP!) is truly unmatched, and we will continue entrusting the health and care of our girls with this team. Whether you're a frequent flyer client (like us!) or are simply looking for primary care hospital for your pet family members, we recommend VCA Market Street without reservation. Good vibes. Great people. Fantastic care.

VCA is not low cost. Good veterinary care, bring an extra leg as a down payment, low sensitivity…read moreto pet owners. Less expensive, services of equal veterinary quality are available. Completely accessible

Dr Hare took care of Poppy Seed when she had an ear infection. Who would have thought a little…read morehamster would need antibiotics. Dr. Hare was new at the time and the staff weren't used to seeing exotic pets. The reception desk was so excited to see Poppy. I took her out of her carrier and passed her around.

Amici has taken such great care of my 2 basenjis, Rami and Cocoa. We started to bring my oldest dog…read moreRami here in 2021 and then Cocoa became an additional client in 2022. They truly care about all their clients. The staff is always nice and welcoming. There are several different vets that work there, but if it's not urgent we like to see Dr. Hare. Rami and Cocoa do not like vet visits and become very anxious, but they have been able to warm up to Dr. Hare because he will get down to their level in the exam room and is very calm. We have trusted Amici with not only routine services, but they handled Cocoa's spay and recently Rami had to have a dental procedure. The took great care, took the appropriate labs, monitored them, and gave us many updates. They aren't the cheapest priced vet, but the quality of care and service greatly makes up for it. Thank you, Amici!

I've had my dog in B Street over 100 times in the last 13 months. Yes, that is correct.. Over the…read moremany hours dealing with my own dog I've watched, seen, spoke to countless other patients and of course the Vets and staff. It's a large practice with ER Vets without ER prices. This is going to be a long review. My dog had an autoimmune disease that makes his body attack platelets. Basically without them you're going to die. Steroids and other immune suppressants are given in high doses which suppresses the immune system and can result in infections. My dog ended up one day collapsing out of the blue, no warning, no swelling the night before, and now a massive arm overnight. We rushed him down and it was a septic staph infection. A septic staph infection without a functioning and highly supressedimmune system in a 12 year old dog. Over two days Buddy's arm was drained and flushed under general anesthesia as subsequent infection pockets popped up . A culture was taken but we wouldn't know the results for days. Two broad spectrum antibiotics were picked from their experience and what they were seeing, a highly educated assumption of what would most likely work with the infection. Well, one of them was the correct choice and my dog that would most likely die didn't die. I might add that there ended up only being a few medication that the infection was susceptible to, and they picked again the right one. My dog at this point was very high risk after everything that happened to him especially due to his long term high dose Prednsione use that had deteriorated his body. He was a shell of the dog he use to be and had even gotten steroid induced Cushings. I couldn't put him through the steroids anymore and after the infection had subsided his platelets started to rapidly decrease again. B Street granted him his only chance of survival, a splenectomy. He not only made it through the surgery but immediately went in to remission. Since NOV 8th he has had a platelet count above 600k. Because Buddy is Buddy his liver enzymes went through the roof post splenectomy (hospitalization levels) and they chose the perfect concoction of medications including Urdosoil, mik thistle, and NAC which worked. His enzymes were so high it took nearly a month to get out of the severe danger zone, but he did. Four months later they are on the high end of normal with two still decreasing but of no worry. Dr. V at last recheck called them "boring", I like boring test results. Staff: every single person is not only excessively talented but good people. I'm not naming people because there are too many that are phenomenal and I feel like I will leave someone out and feel bad about it. I'm not a sunshine and rainbows person, I'm generally pretty negative (something I'm working on). This place is the only place I trust, that's it. A few reviews mention wait times. I never see this talked about...B Street is a trauma center with non-trauma prices, actually incredible prices. They are great with every day worries and treat animals with gastrointestinal, skin issues, normal every day concerns but if a dog or cat had a seizure, hit by a car, not able to breathe, etc. it's all hands on deck and that dog or cat is rushed in. This isn't a "normal" Vet this is where you go if you are okay with waiting and want your dog or cat to have the best care they possibly can have. I know going in there that I'm going to most likely wait and with every incredible thing I've seen here I will wait as long as I need to. Starbucks down the street is my best friend and I've worked in the Vet's office with my laptop countless times. People go here because they know how great the Vets are, the staff, just everything. I also saw a post where someone said they didn't spend time with the Vet. I don't get this unless you're expecting a 30 minute conversation about a routine everyday issue. I understand that everyone has likes when dealing with a Vet and if you want that private room, with the in depth conversations about basic things, where there are two dogs in the lobby, this place may not be for you. While I personally like all those things myself I would rather go to the place where they have the best vets and staff in SD who can handle everything from basic to emergency and don't miss things like they do at other Vets. If I haven't mentioned this yet they are open 7 days a week and on most holidays as well. If your dog needs surgery, a second opinion, has standard needs, or you're ready to move Vets check out B street. These aren't just my opinions, I've spoken to countless others with dogs and cats who feel the same way I do. They won't go anywhere else.

An average vet overall, but good to know what to expect before you go. They operate as walk‑in…read moreonly, so be prepared for a long wait -- sometimes hours. They stay pretty busy, and the waiting area is small, so I prefer waiting outside or in my car since it gets crowded inside. They also take your dog in the back without you well before the exam, vaccines, or procedure. Just a heads‑up if that's something you care about or prefer to be present for. The staff themselves were very friendly -- upbeat, bubbly, and kind -- which definitely helps the experience. I was referred here by the rescue, so I came in for two vaccines. Even though the wait was long, everything went smoothly, and I got a call a few hours later to pick up my pup. Overall, a busy walk‑in clinic with friendly staff and straightforward care, but plan ahead for the wait and the drop‑off style.

Hi, my name is Esther. I've been a cat rescuer for many years and am currently the cat mom to five…read more This review is especially for my most beloved cat, Sassy. Sassy is a chunky snowshoe breed, 10+ years old. Her previous owner passed away from Covid, and she became part of my family in 2023. In 2025, I was devastated to learn that she has Stage 4 renal disease. Her liver is failing, and without proper treatment, her life would have been cut short. Dr. Karen Kurowski and her incredible team--Lindsey, Nate, Sunny, Hyda, and the other compassionate vet techs--have been a lifeline. They gave me a clear plan to follow, supported me with each step, and have truly helped sustain Sassy's life. She is now on the right medications, and I give her fluid injections every other day as her "second kidney." Because of their care, Sassy has been able to live not just longer--but better. What I love most about this hospital is that it feels less about money and more about what's right for the animal. Veterinary care can be expensive, especially when you have multiple cats like I do. But here, I have always felt they try to keep costs reasonable and make sure I'm not overwhelmed. They are honest, practical, and thoughtful--always focusing first on the well-being of my pets. That kind of integrity means the world to me. Today, Sassy is thriving in her "fourth quarter." She doesn't know she is ill. She lives with joy, gratitude, and happiness every single day. It is my honor to care for her, and it is thanks to Dr. Kurowski and her team that she is enjoying this chapter of her life so fully. For anyone looking for a veterinary office that combines expertise, compassion, and fairness, Scripps Ranch Veterinary Hospital is that rare place. I will always be grateful to them for the care and love they've shown Sassy--and me.

The staff are always helpful and attentive to our pets needs. I'm so thankful that our fur babies…read moreget such great care

We had a great experience here with our shy and fearful dog. They were very patient and went at his…read morepace without putting too much pressure on him. We will definitely be back. This was his most positive experience ever at a vet and it was a really positive stress-free experience for us as guardians also.

We love coastview! All the staff are very friendly and helpful and make every visit a positive…read moreexperience, I can tell my doggy is comfortable when she comes here :)

Dr . Pearson is amazing and so helpful . I saw reviews before on her and let it cloud my judgement…read moreabout a year ago when My beagle needed a serious neck surgery. she told me straight out what i needed to do and I didn't listen. I went to another vet and Dumped a lot of money on things that were not need and ended up going to the specialist she referred me to in the beginning. She is very quick and maybe you think she isn't paying attention but she absolutely is! So Naturally when my beagle was peeing blood a year later I went straight to her. She immediately said I think she has stones. And she was exactly right. We went through surgery today and she was so kind to me and called me as soon as my baby was out of surgery. She came out and showed me these huge stones from her bladder! Thank you so much! The whole team there is amazing! Kind and helpful. Thank you Dr . Peterson For taking such great care and time with our Girl. Mavis says Thank you

While this is not a review on the vet that is currently practicing at this office it's a review of…read moreultimately how things were handled and initial treatment of my dog. I took my dog here 11 years ago now for spay surgery. While recovery went well and no complications at the time occured I discovered 10 years later after she had an additional abdominal surgery for a tumor on her liver by another vet that surgical gauze had been left from a previous surgery- the only previous surgery she's ever had was her spay. Because of the left foreign matter in her abdomen her body -luckily- encapsuled the gauze which then adheared to multiple organs. To the extent that when we removed it during her recent liver tumor surgery a portion of her intestions and pancreas needed to be removed as well and everything sent for biopsy. While I'm thankful this is the "worst" that happened because of this negligence- the alternative was her going into sepsis and dying. So I guess pick your poison? When I contacted the office to report - essentially malpractice- initially I was left to feel ignored. My information was taken and I was told the owner of the practice (same owner as when the initial surgery was completed) would phone me back. After a couple follow up calls the office manager (not vet owner as requested) called me back to get my info and story. I eventually was put in contact with the owner Dr Dio. He listened and apologized and then informed me that vet was no longer there. But not why. Nor would he provide their license number so I could report this to the vet board. Ultimately after explaining the situation and asking for reimbursement of the additional 1600$ spent on the additional surgery and biopsy because the mass was unknown. He offered me free vet treatment at his office. (Y'all almost killed my dog? Why would I go back there for treatment??) When I expressed that wasn't satisfactory he then offered a refund for the initial surgery...$300. I again expressed this isn't what I good enough for the problem that occured. He left the phone call that he would discuss with his office manager and get back to me- surprise surprise- they never contacted me again. Once again- this is not a review on the current Dr pearson- I've worked with her at other vet offices in the past and she's wonderful. But this is reflection on how the owner Dr Dio handles situations that occur with vets under his practice.