We just moved to the area and needed to find a new vet for our 3 dogs. There's only a few options…read morein Fallbrook, so I decided to give North Orange a call. Right from the get go, Michelle in the front office was SO helpful - she was able to get us an appointment to bring all 3 dogs in at once and also called our previous vet offices to get all of their records beforehand. Our dogs are typically not HUGE fans of the vet (i.e. one of them shakes uncontrollably the second we set foot inside of any vet office) but I think that Dr. Lane has some major good vibes, because all 3 did great! He was very knowledgeable and took the time to ask questions about all our dogs and give us advice on past medical problems one of them had. Melissa the Vet Assistant was also wonderful and helped our dogs brave a few vaccines and lab tests during our visit. I'm so glad that we had a great first experience here and I would gladly recommend them based on the fantastic visit we had!

The staff was able to get my dog in for an appointment and it all went great. All of the staff is…read morecaring and attentive. Dr. Love was so helpful in diagnosing what was happening with my geriatric dog. I highly recommend this veterinary clinic in Fallbrook.

Very knowledgeable and helpful. My dog was very ill due to Pancreatitis and Dr Jones and Dr Valdez…read moreattended to him on very short notice. If you're looking for a vet you can trust , you should bring your pet here

Highly don't recommend this place if you want your dog to get abused or you get educated on how to…read morehandle your own dog. Brought my dog here because he had an eye infection. When I walked in the people at the front desk were super nice and understanding. Side note: He doesn't like men or going new places. I had to put a muzzle on him so he wouldn't bite anyone during the appointment. My pup also does bite work as he is a working dog. I let everyone know that he does and would need a muzzle to make the process go a little smoother. I felt terrible the whole time and I know it was comfortable for him. The doctor walks in and tells me to hold him by the collar to look at his eyes all this while my dog is flipping out, overstimulated from a man trying to walk toward him. He said that he does have an eye infection and wants to put medication in his eyes. I said I'll do it at home as I already had dogs that have special eye drops. He looked at me like I must be crazy or something. He then proceeded to say "you should get your dog trained" I'm sorry what??? Do not tell me that I should get my dog trained when you don't know anything about him and are trying to hold him and force medication in his eyes. Kept nagging about getting him trained and gave me a business card. I would like to point out I train my dog everyday and take him to a training facility where they know what I need to do to help my dog. My dog is fine but I think it's the doctor that needs to get educated on how to handle dogs cause he clearly doesn't.

Way overpriced. If a dog had absorbable sutures tell that to…read morethe owner before you make an appointment for suture removal. Place is good for emergencies and same day service only.

I would like EVERYONE to know how much I appreciate Denisse & Kyah (Kyah & Denisse) they go out of…read moretheir way to help me and my dog, Noodles. And I'm sure everyone that comes into the Avocado Animal Hospital. Kyah & Denisse are very special people and are an asset to this veterinary practice.

I am deeply disappointed and frustrated with the care my dog received at Fallbrook Animal Hospital…read more I brought my dog in specifically for a severe ear infection, which can be life-threatening if left untreated. Despite spending over $500 last week for a culture and what was supposed to be a thorough examination of his ear, the vet failed to properly examine the ear drum or provide an accurate diagnosis. This week, after the culture results came back, I was told my dog needs a topical antibiotic ointment for his ear infection. However, they admitted they don't know if his ear drum is ruptured because they never performed the proper exam last week--the very reason I brought him in. Now, they want me to pay an additional $55 for an exam they should have done initially. When I expressed that this was unacceptable, Tiffany, the manager, dismissively told me I could find another vet because I'm "not a good fit." This is complete medical and animal negligence. My dog remains in excruciating pain with no effective treatment, and the clinic is refusing to complete the necessary examination or provide care. This level of neglect is unacceptable and dangerous. Ear infections caused by rod-shaped bacteria (RODS) can be fatal without proper treatment. As a pet owner in California, I know I have the right to competent veterinary care, clear communication about my pet's condition and treatment, and the ability to seek a second opinion if I believe the care is inadequate. I also have the right to file a complaint with the California Veterinary Medical Board if I suspect negligence or malpractice. I urge the owner of Fallbrook Animal Hospital to take this seriously. Denying care and dismissing concerned pet owners not only harms animals but also exposes the clinic to legal consequences. I hope this review encourages others to carefully consider their options before trusting their pets to this hospital. I will be taking action.

Today was my fifth visit and I brought both of my miscreants who at first weren't so happy to be…read morethere. In any event, the vet techs are ALL beyond friendly and helpful. You can tell that while this might be their job, they love all the lil fur babies that enter. Have always had excellent care and will continue to put my kids into their care!!!

Dr.Moore is absolutely amazing and my horses actually get excited every time they see her. She is a…read morewonderful human being and has helped my animals be the best version of themselves possible. Not only that but this woman has helped me on countless occasions day or middle of the night from hundreds of miles away by giving me correct advice and recommendations on what to do in many situations I've been in or had a friend who's horse was in and helped us out tremendously without any expectations. She truly cares about all living beings and is one of the most selfless people I've ever known.

I was referred to this vet in April 2014. I called and it went to voicemail. She said that if you…read morevoted a certain way, to call someone else. She didn't want to help my sick dog if I was of a certain political persuasion? Does she also refuse to help animals whose owners are a certain race or religion? I hung up, shocked. I wouldn't let someone with such hatred come anywhere near my dog.

I had such a great experience at Fallbrook Pet Parlor--this was our second visit, and Atlas came…read moreout looking like an absolute prince! Huge shoutout to Brenna for her amazing work. She's incredibly thorough, clearly knowledgeable about animals, and truly cares about what she does. Highly recommend her if you're looking for someone you can trust with your pet!

Consistent customer service with good haircuts for our pooch. Thank you for taking a good care of…read moreour dogs all these years!

We brought an injured wild bunny we rescued today to CARE. The entire staff were kind and so…read moreempathetic. They immediately were evaluating her and treating her until she would be released to a rehab group. It shows their willingness to help any animal with that complete kindness. Excellent staff!

We are so grateful to the caring Dr. Ram and the staff at Care Animal Hospital! Our kitty, Twix,…read moremanaged to swallow a two foot long ribbon on Monday afternoon that was somehow left out after Christmas. After calling a few other emergency vets, they were the only ones willing to see us. We arrived around 6pm, and by 9pm Twix was undergoing surgery after xrays confirmed the ribbon was in his stomach. When we went to pick him up just before midnight, which is when they usually close, he suddenly spiked a fever. The doctor and staff stayed past closing for over two hours to monitor our cat and make sure he was OK before sending him home. They also followed up diligently the next day and remained available via text and phone for questions or concerns. We're on day 3 and Twix is doing great!

Just brought our new pal BENNY for initial check up. I've used Bonsall Pet Hospital for my 2 former…read moregoldens, and experienced excellent care for all my dogs,

I used to take my dogs to this vet when I lived in the area. One of my friends that lives nearby…read morerecently rescued a cat. I called the vet asking about the cost to neuter. When I called, the receptionist was very odd. I asked about the average cost to neuter a cat and she said there's absolutely no way to tell without paying $75 for a consultation. I responded by saying, "That's a little weird, you don't know the price range for the procedure?" Only then did she let me know it costs $500-$1,000+. It felt gross to know that she (and/or the vet) is trying to squeeze money from potential and retuning clients instead of giving honest and upfront answers for the health of the pets that are possibly brought to them. This practice has changed for the worse since my pups were their clients. Their profit motive obviously surpasses their love of animals.

We have only been there once but got in quick for an influenza shot and got the flee/tick monthly…read moresupply of Simparica Trio.

I love dr Ferguson. He is a no nonsense, pragmatic doctor who knows his animals and the limits of…read moremedicine and pets. He refers out as needed without ego or pretense. He doesn't guilt you into a bazillion tears of your dog is old and is willing to tell it like it is, offer support and advice, but doesn't try to upsell you on things you don't need. He has compassion for animals and their people, fair prices, and an all around throughly reputable doctor. No sugar coating nonsense or guilt trips. Just science, common sense, and ethics. I trust his practice and respect him greatly.