This company got sold and no longer serves the Santa Ynez Valley as a mobile vet. We found another…read moremobile vet that does serve our area, they are called "All Creatures, Great and Small" and they do a great job. Highly recommend them.

My dog Remy loved that Vet's Here came over for a visit! He had no idea that he was being examined…read moreor evaluated in any way. He even happily lounged on the floor of the van while we toured. This would never happen at a veterinary office with all the scents. As a puppy Remy was struck by a car & subsequently given up by his owners at a veterinary clinic. This fear of abandonment has made it difficult to go into such settings. Vet's Here is worth the extra cost for a stress free experience. The clinicians have my utmost confidence and respect. Was so impressed with the little operating room, decided to attach a photo.

We were having a hard time finding a good Vet in our area. I finally asked my friend who had a…read moreDachshund which I knew was very picky on who she would take her dog to. She highly recommended Dr Mendez and the Animal Care Hospital staff. We were very happy when we took our Labrador to see Dr Mendez. Dr Mendez is a very smart and caring Vet and her staff is equally as kind. Dr Mendez worked with us on all the areas of problems our dog had. She went the extra mile to study our dogs case talk with other experts when our dog was diagnosed with Cushings disease. Every issue our dog had was treated with a caring, correct course of action. When our dog was old and in pain Dr Mendez talked with us in a caring, detailed manner letting us make the decision to let her go. Dr Mendez and her excellent staff were so very kind and thoughtful with us as and shared our pain in euthanizing our beloved dog. I would recommend Dr Mendez and her great staff to anyone who wanted the top Veterinarian on the Central Coast of California.

I have been going to Animal Care Hospital since 2011 with my dog and 2 cats. They have always been…read morewell cared for by Dr. Mendez, who is skilled and very caring to both the pet and client. Euthanizing my dog was a very painful, but necessary decision. Dr. Mendez made it as easy as possible for both me and Sasha. I will always be grateful to her for that. The other vets are good also and staff is always friendly and efficient. I wouldn't go anyplace else!

Atlas has been such an amazing place for my fur baby, Goliath. The physical therapy assistants have…read morebeen so wonderful, patient, and caring with him throughout his recovery. They have helped him with all of his exercises and always made him feel comfortable, especially when he was nervous in the beginning. Goliath absolutely loves them and is always excited to see them. They have been incredibly helpful during his TPLO surgery recovery journey. Zach, the physical therapist, has also been very kind, knowledgeable, and helpful during all of his evaluations. I'm so grateful for the care, compassion, and support the entire team has given Goliath.

We were fortunate to receive immediate assistance from the owner, who handled an odd situation with…read moreperfection! We were also impressed with the multiple services they provide and the caring employees.

I wanted to share my love for the team here at Goleta Pet Hospital. I volunteer in dog rescue and…read moremy foster dog Romeo had a large foreign object blocking his intestine. Dr. Hilke (very thorough and trustworthy vet) & team were quick to act, they quickly assessed all the issues and upon finding the blockage were so kind to stay after hours and perform surgery for my Romeo. The front desk staff is very kind and easy to work with on the phone to make appointments. Shout-out to Manager Alicia for all she does for our sweet furry friends.

If I could give negative stars I would. I have only written a negative review about this business…read morebecause my experience with Goleta Airport Pet Hospital was frustrating enough that I felt everyone should know what happened before making an appointment.. I brought my dog in because she was leaving puddles of what appeared to be urine every time she got up, which is obviously a concerning symptom that needed timely answers. They performed a urinalysis and later told me she needed to come back for a second sample. When I asked why, the technician told me she didn't know. After the second urinalysis there was no follow up. After I had made multiple attempts to get an update, I was told by a technician that the urine results were consistent with a urinary tract infection. Finally, the veterinarian called and I was told something completely different--that the first urine sample had never even made it to the laboratory and that the second sample was "inconclusive." The recommendation was to bring my dog back for a third urinalysis. When your pet is having an ongoing medical problem, you expect clear answers and timely updates--not conflicting information and repeated trips for the same test. If you love your pet please go to a different vet.

If you hate your animal enough to have this monster as your vet, just be kind and shoot your animal…read morein the backyard or leave it in a field to find a new life. This "man" is an awful human being that got into the wrong line of work. I went there twice and my dog and I were both absolutely traumatized both times. I went back the second time to give him the benefit of the doubt that maybe he was having the worst day of his life the first time, but no... he's just a complete vapid waste of human space... an ass**** of the highest regard. Dr. Sam? Can you hear me? I know you can. Might I recommend you take that bottle of ear wash and shove it far up your own cavity. Maybe a quality wash might help. Nothing could make you behave worse toward animals OR the humans that love them.. that's for sure. You can bet that I will / have told everyone in my atmosphere to not go here. FIRST REPLY: To respond to your comment, let me say that I agree that feedback needs to reflect full and accurate context, so I'll remind all the readers that you have an ulterior motive to respond and lie (such as: call me a liar and/or delusional), because the success of your business can be effected by these reviews. On the other hand, I don't have an ulterior motive, my life moves on whether I tell the truth or not... and I am telling the truth. Look how many reviews on here talk about how inappropriately Dr. Sam behaves. It's an issue. You can ignore it, but it doesn't stop being an issue, even if you do. Dr. Sam was absolutely brusque in his communication, but it's funny, because he yelled at me to essentially get out of his way while they examined him, but then when they couldn't control him anymore, they asked for my help. Hmm. Your staff wasn't concerned about me getting bit then... right? And you know why the staff asked for my help? Because he KNOWS me. He doesn't know the staff there. He trusts ME. This is why that poor dog shook like a goddamn leaf and was trying everything he could to escape their clutches. They were either swinging him around like a ragdoll or holding him down like a live bomb. It didn't have to be like that. He's a sweet boy and when he feels safe, he'll totally comply. Maybe having a shred of compassion would've helped. As you implied, I definitely was not the "good guy" to my pet that day... I felt awful for having handed him over to humans who borderline assaulted him. We both felt powerless to do much of anything. I made a promise to protect him and I failed that day. SECOND REPLY: At no time was I "hanging on to my pet". Nothing even remotely close to that. Since whoever is responding here admits that they weren't in the exam room, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that you make that allegation out of ignorance and not deceit. "Due to insurance requirements, owner's are seldom allowed to restrain their own pets." If treated with any level of compassion and kindness, my dog would not need to be restrained. You know... maybe greet him when you come in the door, rather than just burst in and immediately start yelling at me and man-handling him or let him smell your hand and give him a minute to get used to you. This is why you're so concerned about being bitten... because you're "GO-TO" is to restrain the animals immediately. You are asking to be bit. "Perhaps Dr. Sam was a bit brusque in telling you that" - See, you made a mistake here, because you admitted that he's brusque (definition: blunt in manner or speech often to the point of ungracious harshness). There are a ton of vets out there, people. Even if this is all you accepted as truth, do you want to put your animal in the hands of someone who is described as "ungraciously harsh" even by his own staff? Furthermore, your admittance of this fact adds validity to the rest of my entire review, so thank you for that. "Your abusive, unfiltered language pretty much speaks to the person you are." You'll have to forgive me, I guess that is the way I respond when I see animals being treated so horribly. Since you edited/deleted portions of your first comment and you may plan to do so again, I have screenshotted what you said here so that viewers can follow along, fully and accurately. I know that's important to both of us.

Everything! Could not recommend them more!! Dr Sam treats my pets like his own and we love him....read more

I asked my dog trainers at K-9 Solutions for a veterinarian recommendation, and they suggested…read moreSaint Francis Pet Clinic, mentioning that they all use them. Based on that, we decided to make the switch--and I'm very glad we did. We've had several visits so far, and every experience has been excellent. The facility is clean, organized, and well maintained, with a comfortable waiting area and spotless exam rooms. The doctors are professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely caring. The office staff are just as impressive--friendly, efficient, and very knowledgeable. One moment that really stood out to me was when I ordered heartworm medication online after picking some up in the office. When they received the prescription, they personally called me to confirm the date of my dog's first dose to make sure I didn't give it too early. I've never experienced that level of attentiveness from a vet before, and it truly impressed me. I highly recommend Saint Francis Pet Clinic to anyone looking for a caring and professional veterinary team.

Cancel my appointment on 17 February and to make it on 17 March because it's gonna rain and I've…read morebeen going there for years and years and they're always nice and take good care of my dog

I took my 2 year old Golden in to see Dr. Kuesis for her annual exam this week. This is the 3rd dog…read moreI have owned under Dr. Kuesis care at La Cumbre Pet Hospital. She is an excellent, knowledgeable vet who is very compassionate and gentle with my dog. I really appreciate her giving me different options, not all that I necessarily follow, but allows me to makeup my own mind with all the facts. The tech and office staff are always helpful and cheerful as well.

In response to the owner…read more Your response is disappointing because it completely avoids taking accountability for what actually happened. Hazel did not present with a cough. She presented with difficulty breathing and gagging whenever she opened her mouth to bark or yawn, and that her bark was now non existent. Those were the symptoms I repeatedly reported. You state that medications were provided to keep her comfortable. She was sent home with an anti-nausea medication and an allergy medication. She was not sent home with pain medication or steroids despite the obvious discomfort she was in. So I'm not quite sure where the team "cared so deeply" during her exams or after. You also state that a specialty referral was recommended. That is not what happened. After the test results, Dr. Keusis called me and said Hazel's results were "just leaning towards old age like she'd previously noted". It was then 5 days later only after I expressed how disappointed I was with the lack of recommendations, lack of urgency, and complete lack of follow through, and told Dr. Keusis I was taking Hazel to an internal medicine specialist myself, that a referral was finally offered. I was left to figure out on my own what my next steps should be while my dog continued struggling with her symptoms, and continued to get worse. If laryngeal paralysis was being evaluated, why was Hazel's airway obstruction not identified? If visualization of her larynx was limited, why was I never informed of that? If her airway could not be adequately assessed, why wasn't an immediate referral recommended instead of reassuring me she was "just leaning towards old age" like she'd said? When the internal specialist said the swelling was "obvious". Rather than acknowledging where your care and communication fell short, your response rewrites the timeline to make it appear as though everything appropriate was done from the beginning. It wasn't. I wasn't expecting perfection. I was expecting my concerns to be taken seriously, my dog to be advocated for, and appropriate recommendations to be made without me having to push for them myself. Even now, instead of acknowledging that your team let both Hazel and me down, you've chosen to defend your actions and misrepresent what actually occurred. That lack of accountability is exactly why I wrote the review

Is anyone else concerned with how much they charge and how they do tests that weren't asked for?…read more600$ later for checking on an eye infection and an set of blood work. I mean 600$! Yes they are good to my animals and yes they are driving to the home, but to be double the price of every other place...? It is just wrong in my eyes. I can't understand taking advantage of vulnerable people who are concerned for their pets. I will never use them again but my family will continue to be price gouged.

I was so grateful to find Vets Here - Dr. Fanning is caring and professional. Our Murphy was over…read more100lbs and unable to walk - she came out assessed him and prescribed meds. She was honest with us and we were able to give him hospice care for 3 months.I expected to pay more for a home visit - and it was reasonable in my opinion, but beyond that, the fact that he wasn't stressed was worth it. Sadly, we had to say goodbye to our big sweet guy 2 weeks ago. It was heartbreaking, and Dr. Fanning and her assistant were with us every step of the way. When she came in, Murphy greeted her with big kisses, and that made me feel better. He went to the Rainbow Bridge with us all surrounding him with love and kisses. I highly recommend Vets Here - they are wonderful. Barbara Levy