I had another vet for years. Then my dog went blind a year ago. After blood tests they said her…read moreorgans were fine. then she was doing really bad this past january. more blood tests and my vet now told me she had diabetes. I compared both blood tests on my chatgpt and it was clear she had it a year ago. then they didn't want to give her insulin unless I agreed to leave her there for 7 days at $170/day. I was pissed! my friend referred me to 9Tails!..., From night to day! they couldn't believe what my previous vet did and took her in right away, used the current blood work results I already had and started her on insulin the very same day and sent us home. it was such a relief. They care, they always take time to explain things. They are reasonably priced. And they are open EVERY DAY! They have been a life savor for us and im so thankful. I recommend them to everyone I know.

having only gone here for accupuncture i wanted to update regarding other services. unsurprisingly…read moredr. tran extends excellent care in this regard as well. my cane was experiencing an ear infection for the first time ever and she took the time to not only gently clean his ears out completely and slowly, so i could see the process and repeat it at home myself. she prescribed an easy to use ear med and then also recommended an ear wash, giving me the option of looking it up online in case i wanted to see if i could get it cheaper or purchase it with the prescribed med at the clinic. because the care and prices are so exceptional, i opted to purchase it there, feeling confident there really wasn't a need to look online. after checking out, she came back out to the waiting area and went over the med with me slowly and even gave him his first application there in the lobby so i could feel comfortable doing it at home myself. she said he should feel relief in about 5 days but he had completely stopped shaking his head and scratching within under 2 days. with his arthritis primarily in his hips i could tell it was really uncomfortable for him to reach around and up to try and scratch using his hind legs, so the relief we all had knowing he wasn't irritated anymore was so invaluable. tacking on another treatment like the extensive ear cleaning during his accupuncture session could have easily and understandably been an additional charge but i was only charged for the meds and his accupuncture and given the care and peace of mind we have come to cherish from this place. we are so lucky to have dr. tran and anyone can and will feel comfortable and cared for here!

All of the staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and they interacted with my pet with a personal and…read morecaring attitude. My dog's appointment didn't feel rushed. Dr. Tuttle listened to my concerns and did a gentle but thorough exam and gave her assessment of my dog's health. The treatment plan was explained well and a course of action was given. The cost breakdown was itemized and very reasonable. As a side observation, the clinic was clean and did not have an unpleasant "wet dog" smell that some veterinarian offices have. Definitely a big plus to me and is evidence that they prioritize a clean and sanitary environment. Overall, I am extremely pleased with my new vet!

On June 1 2026 we had to make the painful decision to let our beautiful little doggie "coco" go…read moreafter having her for almost 15 years She is forever in our hearts and we want to thank Dr Lee and staff for their professionalism,caring and patience Our Coco was treated with love,once again thank you Corona Animal Hospital

This was my first experience losing a pet, something you never truly expect, even though it's a…read morepart of life. I honestly didn't know what the process would be or what to do. I just knew I wanted to keep something to remember my beloved Shadow by. After doing some research, this organization was the first one I came across, and I'm so grateful I chose them. Their customer service was compassionate, professional, and incredibly caring during one of the hardest moments for my family. The day Shadow passed away, they were able to pick him up the very same day. I was surprised because I expected the process to take much longer. They treated him with such dignity and respect during pickup, and they showed that same level of care when they returned his ashes to me. I can't thank them enough for making such a difficult time a little easier. I would absolutely recommend them 100%. Thank you for treating my beloved Shadow with the love and care he deserved.

I used Mobile Pet Cremations for my 80 pound dog. I think their pricing was comparable to other…read moreplaces I've used in the past. Obviously after my pet passed in my home, I wanted to have her taken care of rather quickly as opposed to having a deceased loved one/animal in the house around the small children. MPC responded almost immediately via text. They were straightforward and clear about the process. Someone came to my house within a couple of hours someone was at my house who put my dog in a white body bag and took her away. He handled her with care. 1 week later the urn was hand-delivered to my house as described. I would use them again.

My dog Shadow and I had an appointment today, which was very easy to schedule. Dr. Lorkowski…read moreexplained everything to me that Shadow needed and answered all my questions. My dog loves her as well as her assistants. The Radiograph (x-ray) technician was great. I highly reccomend Centennial Animal Hospital. Thanks to everyone from the friendly front counter staff, Ashley, (1 other assistant) and Dr. Lorkowski for making our visit comfortable and happy. We Love You!

DO NOT BRING YOUR PETS HERE, even for the low-cost walk-in vaccines: the front desk staff are…read morehorrendously rude, condescending, and have no interest in the welfare of your pets. If the veterinarians choose to employ such staff, I can't imagine that they are any better. TLDR: a receptionist named "Ann" yelled at me, insulted my intelligence, demeaned my credentials, and then HUNG UP ON ME for simply trying to report a vaccine reaction in two of my cats after being vaccinated there. I am a medical doctor (M.D.), and this can be easily verified. I only went for vaccines; I can't imagine bringing my pets here for actual medical care and advice, considering the lack of care and extremely poor guidance shown in this situation. FULL STORY: Three of my young and previously healthy cats (A, W, and S) were each vaccinated here on 7/25/26 with a single non-adjuvanted FVRCP vaccine, since I don't like to mix shots on the same date. Two of the three cats (W and S) are siblings, and W and S are currently having what is *possibly* a reaction to this vaccine. Emphasis on the *POSSIBILITY,* since we can't know for sure. S was under the weather for a couple of days and is now back to normal, but W had to go to the ER with a fever of 105.1 and remains in critical condition--he has refused to eat on his own for the past 5 days at the time of this review and still might not survive. At the ER, I got bloodwork, urinalysis, X-rays, ultrasound and administered fluids, so it was a $2k+ workup--which I gladly paid for--but with no clear answer as to why this is happening, I still might lose him. I am obviously very distraught about this. All three of my cats are strictly indoors. The ER vets and I concluded it was *possible* that since the vaccine the cats had received at Centennial contained a *MODIFIED LIVE VIRUS*--i.e., a virus that is alive, but has been altered to make it harder to cause infection, versus a killed/dead virus, where it would be impossible to cause infection--that W and S *COULD* have developed a mild/moderate form of one of the very diseases we were vaccinating against, calicivirus. W is now showing many of the signs and symptoms of an actual calicivirus infection, with no possible environmental exposure. Notably, A, W, and S have all been repeatedly vaccinated against FVRCP in the past with zero side effects with an adjuvanted, *KILLED VIRUS* vaccine (Elanco) by our regular vet. The shot given at Centennial (Vanguard, by Zoetis) was the first time they had ever received a non-adjuvanted, *MODIFIED LIVE VIRUS* FVRCP vaccine (I have owned W and S since birth and know their entire medical history). Bottom line: it is completely plausible that the *modified live virus* FVRCP vaccine happens to be problematic for W and S, and not A. It is *no one's fault* this is happening. Vaccine reactions happen, and it is just bad luck. So I simply called Centennial to report this. In no way did I blame them or accuse them. I just wanted to share the information, re-confirm which vaccine was given, and get the vaccine lot #/expiration date so I could also report this to the vaccine manufacturer so other animals could be helped (and Zoetis, by the way, was kind and professional when I did make the report). I would have thought that, as an establishment that provides medical care for animals, Centennial would be interested to hear what had happened to my cats, and at least offer a few concerned words of sympathy. I was completely wrong. As soon as I mentioned "vaccine reaction," the receptionist I spoke to--a RECEPTIONIST, so NOT a vet tech, and DEFINITELY not a vet--i.e., someone who is completely unqualified to make any type of medical judgment--immediately interrupted me to inisist it was "impossible" that my cats were having a vaccine reaction since I was calling about 10 days after they had been vaccinated. I tried to explain I was not referring to an immediate type I hypersensitivity allergic reaction, which, yes, would have occurred in the first 30 minutes or so. She would have realized that if she had let me continue speaking, which she didn't. She also mixed up which vaccines were given by Centennial and which at another vet, and refused to allow me to correct her, constantly talking over me. This is how the end of our conversation went: RECEPTIONIST, condescendingly: "There is no way your cat had a vaccine reaction." ME: "Well, I was actually reading online about..." (didn't get to finish my statement) RECEPTIONIST, sneering: "You can read online about whatever you want!" ME, firmly: "Ma'am, well, I'm actually also a medical doctor, so I was going to say that...." (didn't get to finish again) RECEPTIONIST, literally gloating with sarcasm: " I LOVE THAT. HAVE YOURSELF A NICE DAY." **Hangs up phone on me** ....not sure why she was so triggered. This place allows unqualified staff to berate clients and give out completely incorrect info. DO NOT support them. Please take your pets elsewhere!

We've been bringing our two dogs here for at least four years, and we've always had great…read moreexperiences. The staff is friendly, caring, and genuinely loves animals. They've been wonderful about fitting us in quickly whenever we've had an emergency, and we've also boarded our dogs here knowing they are in good hands. We bring them in every year for their vaccinations, and I really appreciate the reminders when they're due, it makes it so much easier to stay on top of their care. Dr. Alecxih is absolutely amazing. She's kind, knowledgeable, and always takes the time to answer our questions and make sure our girls are comfortable. We're so grateful to have found a veterinary team we trust. Highly recommend!

I love this place! We use the hospital side as well as the pet resort side for both of our dogs!…read more The good thing is that they have all of the health records and the dogs enjoy the outdoor/indoor experience of the resort. You can also watch the dogs on camera when you are away on trips. Definitely recommend first timers to try this place out!

Courteous and professional staff, same-day appointment, very responsive, and knowledgeableread more

Atlas Pet hospital is always so welcoming and reassuring! They are also very accommodating as I am…read morea college student who is low on funds. They always make it a point to work with me to help my kitty.

I took my cat there for the first time for urinary problems they rushed him in and took great care…read moreof him. The hospital was clean and smell good. The staff was very friendly and helpful and knowledgeable. The cost wasn't bad either. Thank you to all the staff at Corona Animal Emergency Center

Losing a pet is never easy, but saying goodbye to our beloved 16-year-old Pekingese was one of the…read morehardest things our family has ever had to go through. In such a devastating and heartbreaking moment, the staff and doctors at Corona Animal Emergency Center were absolute angels. From the second we walked through the door, they treated us and our sweet dog with the utmost dignity, gentleness, and profound compassion. They did not rush us at all; instead, they gave us all the time and space we needed to say our final goodbyes, explaining the entire process with so much empathy and care. While our hearts are completely broken, we are endlessly grateful for the tenderness and kindness the staff showed during our baby's final moments. They made an incredibly painful experience as peaceful, respectful, and comforting as it could possibly be. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the incredible grace and care you provided.

VCA is a wonderful place to take your pets. They sincerely care. A little over a year ago I had to…read moretake my cat of 23 there because she was on her final days of life. The staff helped me during this difficult process. After Portia passed away they gave me some seeds to plant, called Forget me not so I would have a beautiful flower to be reminded of her. Today was a great day as I took our new cat of 5 years old named Phoebe Snow. Elisha the receptionist was super helpful and kind. She always makes costumers feel welcome. I remember her when Portia passed away. She felt our sadness too. Everyone is empathetic and kind. I really like Dr. Cooper, he helped with Phoebe Snow today. Thank you to all who work here. Blessings!!

I am convinced the positive reviews for this clinic are completely fabricated…read more My father brought our 11-year-old Yorkie, Rocky, here after he exhibited sudden, unusual behavior. The vet diagnosed him with vestibular disease, which seemed plausible given his age. However, the sheer negligence that followed is entirely unacceptable and infuriating.This clinic provided absolutely zero follow-up care. They completely withheld the results of Rocky's blood work and handed my father nothing but a receipt upon discharge. Following this visit, Rocky's health declined rapidly. Distressed by his extreme weakness, we rushed him to VCA in Yorba Linda for a second opinion.The contrast was staggering. The Yorba Linda team acted immediately. Their doctor was upfront and honest: Rocky had developed severe jaundice, his body was failing, and the most humane option left was euthanasia. The staff there was genuinely shocked to learn that the Corona clinic failed to communicate a single detail about Rocky's blood work.If this clinic had provided a proper diagnosis and an ounce of actual medical care, our beloved Rocky would still be alive today. Do not trust this establishment with your pets. They do not care about animals or families; they are running a heartless operation solely to make money. On top of this negligent business, my father stated the staff working during his visit there were completely rude and dismissive. We will be filing a complaint with the California Veterinary Medical Board.