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Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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If you're looking for veterinary clinic that cares about your pet(s) and you too…read more.. Then you're not likely to find a better clinic. They even clip your pets nails for free!! The staff here is amazing, Customer service is the best I've seen in any kind of clinical environment. Compassionate, empathetic, technically skilled. I have complete confidence with this clinic and Dr, Gupta. In my own experiences with this clinic, Dr. Gupta has always been spot on with diagnosis and his treatment has always resulted in positive results. And that's just for the everyday care of my house pets of which there are a half a dozen. So I do make trips here on a pretty regular basis. And I have to say this, if for any reason you have one of those horrifying events when you feel like you might loose your pet from illness or injury, the ONLY person I would trust in an emergency is Dr. Sunil Gupta. Veterinarian clinics and hospitals by and large are all going to follow a similar protocol, however, that does not mean they have equally talented vets and techs. I'm in my middle 60's and I've always had pets, and I've tried a lot of clinics...this one is the best I've found.... You're going to love it. And so is your pet... Oh yeah, They also do house calls...When have you seen that before...!?

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Last week we needed to board our6 year old black mouth cur "Curry " for a week…read more We pulled into the parking lot and were met with a nice employee who was wearing a mask and using their leash she took our baby into the building. After a week we picked up "curry" who had been recently been shampooed and had nice looking toe nails again. They took our credit card and without any hassle we were on our way. Everything was professional and well done. We will use the Westside again.

First off, I want to say I did not have a problem with most of the staff and I felt like my dog got…read moregreat care. My issue is that I asked for a quote on my dogs teeth cleaning procedure. I received a quote of around $550. The person that gave me, the quote said that it could be higher based on teeth needing to be pulled, which I understood. Once the vet had my dog under anesthesia, he did call me and tell me that there were eight teeth that need to be pulled. He said he was kind of alarmed by that, but I told him to go ahead and pull the teeth. He talked about x-rays and filling some pockets with a material to help further protect the dog from gum, disease, and teeth issues. My exact words to him were just pull the teeth for now. To my surprise when I picked up the dog, the bill was $1500. I spoke to the vet and another employee about my bill. They gave me a $70 credit. I do not feel that I should have to pay for the x-rays or any fees associated with filling the pockets. The teeth extractions amount of to $600. At the most my bill should've been $1200. Lesson learned. Going forward, make sure this office sends you a text message with the exact cost of anything that will be done to your pet. In my opinion, that should be a standard process.

Joetta's Compassionate Dog Training - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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