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    McDermott Maggie DVM

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    Twin Cities Veterinary Hospital

    Twin Cities Veterinary Hospital

    (133 reviews)

    A heartfelt thank you to Mary Press and the incredible team at Twin City Vet Hospital for caring…read morefor our Bella for 11 wonderful years, since she was just a puppy. Mary always treated Bella with such kindness, love, and compassion, and we always knew she was in the very best hands. From the "swallowed sock" days and routine checkups to more serious health issues and ultimately Bella's final days, Mary and her team were there for us every step of the way. We'll never forget the compassion they showed Bella and our family during the hardest moment of our lives. The beautiful condolence card with Bella's paw prints meant the world to us and is something we will always cherish. Having a great vet is one of the greatest gifts you can give a dog -- and we were so fortunate to have Mary and the Twin City Vet Hospital team caring for Bella throughout her entire life. We will always be grateful.

    Dr. Press and her entire team have been taking loving care of my dog Ruby for over 10 years…read more Recently Ruby hit a rough patch battling spinal issues and cancer at the same time. It's been a pet owners worst nightmare. The only silver lining has been the brilliant and loving care provided by this wonderful team of professionals, led by Dr. Mary Press who treats you precious animals like the family members they are. So many of my neighbors also go to Twin Cities and they all rave about the care they receive. Words can't express my gratitude for what they've done to treat Ruby- from complex diagnosis to tests/referrals, and simply going above and beyond in every way. The definition of excellence- thank you!!!

    Redwood Pet Clinic - Redwood Pet Clinic

    Redwood Pet Clinic

    (72 reviews)

    Dr Manchester is an experienced, knowledgeable and very kind veterinarian…read more Her practice is well-run Highly recommended. We have taken our 2 dogs here. Surgery was performed on one(spay). All was professional . Dr Manchester performs veterinary medicine to evidence based standards. Office staff are friendly and effective

    When we first moved to Marin, I took our pup to this vet a few times. I was mortified by the…read moreunprofessional and gross behavior and attitude of the vet, Genevieve Manchester. Some of the issues we experienced at Redwood ... The staff is awful, as in they all roll their eyes at her when she has her back to them, and when they are in the room with her, she's training them as they go. She hires people that are totally unskilled as vet techs, and she probably pays them poorly. They all look miserable. Her office is also dark and like a weird version of "Get Out", vet edition. Our pup had a UTI, and Genevieve had us worried that something was seriously wrong with our pup, and she pushed $800 of tests on us. Then, she didn't bother to tell us that she was taking off on vacation for over a week, so we sat in misery waiting for her to get back and tell us the results, because no one else in her office could do that. Basically, we helped fund her stupid vaca, because there was nothing wrong with our dog. She then told me that our pup has a thyroid issue (despite her thyroid level being normal on the tests!!) and prescribed meds for her- she totally misdiagnosed her and was going to put her on meds for no reason. I did not get the meds, as I knew she was totally erroneous in her diagnosis. Finally, when I emailed her about my concerns and shared that we felt frustrated by her lack of care....about her freaking us out needlessly...running a bunch of unneeded tests, and subjecting our poor dog to unnecessary pokes and jabs, and about her not letting us know that we wouldn't have the test results as she was taking off on vaca (leaving us hanging for over a week)....she merely responded " do what you gotta do". As in, she could not care less if we left her practice. I'm not mincing my words here...she is total trash, and completely negligent and unethical. I think you really have to be a terrible person to run your business like this, and to treat pets and people this way. Absolutely avoid her and this place. **NOTE most of her 5 star reviews are fake profiles (with one review only). This is an indicator of false profiles to help boost her ratings. About our pup and her UTI, we found (via NextDoor) a wonderful vet practice in Fairfax, and we have been taking her there ever since. We learned that our sweet girl just needed the right antibiotic to clear up that UTI, that was all!

    West End Animal Center

    West End Animal Center

    (46 reviews)

    Our small Yorkie caught a couple of ticks during the weekend, and we managed to pull most of both…read moreoff. A couple of days later, my wife and I thought our dog caught two more ticks, but the ticks would not come off. We called an emergency veterinary hospital, but the veterinarian technician (vet tech) did not think tick bites were an emergency and advised that we go to a regular veterinary clinic. We quickly found West End Animal Center and obtained a quick appointment. The office staff was extremely friendly. Two large boxers rested behind the counter and enjoyed their extra-large cushions. In the exam room, Dr. Frye quickly showed up instead of the usual vet tech. He explained those two spots were not ticks and advised that we should use the prescription Nexgard instead of our regular K9 Advantix II for tick control. Dr. Frye also advised that our dog can use a blood test after the tick bites. We thought the blood test was an excellent idea and approved it. However, our Yorkie did not think a blood test was an excellent idea. The visit was the first time we saw a blood draw. As Dr. Frye approached with his syringe and inserted it in our Yorkie's leg, our dog quickly snapped and grabbed the syringe with his mouth. Dr. Frye removed his syringe from our dog's mouth and tried again. The second time, again, our dog quickly snapped and grabbed the syringe, but the syringe fell to the floor. Thereupon, Dr. Frye suddenly grabbed, pushed, and held our dog's head to the exam table; leaned toward a drawer for another syringe; and obtained the blood sample. We did not think much of Dr. Frye's abrupt action, as he needed a blood sample. After we left the office, we discussed the visit and particularly Dr. Frye's method in obtaining the blood sample. We concluded that our dog is small, and we believe that Dr. Frye grabbing, pushing, and holding our small dog's head to a table was overly forceful. Distressed, shortly after we got the negative blood test results at home, we did not follow up with a scheduled teeth cleaning, which we postponed and finally canceled. Though the office staff is extremely friendly, we believe that Dr. Frye's abruptness and forcefulness toward our Yorkie during a blood draw was unprofessional and violent. If you have a medium or large dog, you will likely have no problems in this vet clinic as your dog can easily defend itself. However, if you have a small dog, please be careful here.

    The team was extremely kind and everyone loved my dog. I got all of my concerns addressed as well…read moreas a few things that fell off my radar like vaccines. The one qualm I would have to note is that an itemized bill is not provided before treatment is performed and it is assumed that you can pay for any amount of bill. I was informed that in order to receive an itemized bill you must ask ahead of time, which was not explained to me before the appointment. So as long as you ask for the itemized bill so you know what you're getting into you shouldn't have to big of a problem. I will say I was a little shocked at the cost but also haven't had to take my dog to the vet in a while as he is not that big of a trouble maker so likely could have been my lack of exposure to the clinic experience lately. Overall, very efficient and smooth experience!

    Marin Pet Hospital - Linguini

    Marin Pet Hospital

    (85 reviews)

    I've been bringing our fuzzy feline brothers here for two years now, and have only positive things…read moreto report. Very nice staff, who are patient and don't mind slowing down and answering questions/dealing with my assumptions kindly. This is important for me, as I've experienced a significant and stressful mismatch in personality/dynamics with other vets in Marin (who are highly respected, no disrespect intended.) In COVID times I'm impressed at their approach, where no human is allowed in the building and they pickup/dropoff the animals at curbside. I get the sense that they truly care, and understand cats and cat owners, and they have indeed helped my boys get better when sick or injured. Recommended.

    My sweet girl dosent Hissssss at anyone. On 7/3 I had to take my cat in for eye issues. I would…read morenot have chosen this place but it was the only place that could see her before the Holiday weekend. The MA was not interpersonal and I could not understand her nor did she seem interested in her job. The doctor who was locum was just as bad. She screamed at me twice asking me to let me finish her words and her pupils were super big. My cat was not happy as she can feel the Locums energy and did not feel safe. Because she was locum she didnt know prices or anything. The only reason why I left my cat there as they had to give medication to to calm her as the sweet girl at the front desk assured me she would go back as I had a vet tech that didnt say much of anything and doctor who was rude and obviously looked quite medicated! If someone had the right energy for my cat it would of been a different story. I work in Health care we dont treat our patients this way nor their care givers. Ive wanted to share this review for a while..... Just getting to it now.

    VCA Madera Pet Hospital

    VCA Madera Pet Hospital

    (147 reviews)

    Dr. Giampaoli is fantastic; she genuinely cares. There's plenty of parking shared with Toscalito…read moretires location. Amy's Drive-thru is nearby formerly known as Denny's, so I like coming here. They refer competent surgeons they work with, and all kinds of specialists in Marin County. Dr. Kallet is a good person as well. The front office is super busy, but they communicate effectively and tries to fit everybody in. My fur baby is 13 years old, and she's having all kinds of issues. Her UTI was cured and labs were done. She also comes here for nail trims aka pawdicure. I highly recommend getting pet insurance, such a lifesaver. These four-legged babies are more costly than kids in College. 'Til we meet again - happy pets and see you on Yelp (SYOY)!

    I hate to pile on to my negative reviews but people need to be informed consumers: 1) if you have…read morepet insurance, don't count on getting doctors' notes to submit with your claims; 2) prescriptions they sent to a compounding pharmacy are up to you to pick up and figure out how to administer, whereas other vets will retrieve the medications from the compounding pharmacy and cut pills into the proper dosage so that you don't have to cut a pill into eights or whatever is required; 3) if your animal requires regular testing or monitoring, VCA will charge you as if each test or exam is a whole big deal, whereas other vets will charge you a minimal charge. Saving the best for last, most vets will find a way to get your very sick dog or cat worked into their schedule on a priority basis. Not VCA. Doesn't matter if you've been with them a day or 25 years, if you have a sick pet, take it someplace else, and that's actually the best advice you can get from them. Lastly, VCA won't cooperate with other vets. If you are working with UC Davis or another veterinary provider, VCA won't recognize that.

    Fairfax Veterinary Clinic - Cat entertainment! My cats asked if we're ordering these.

    Fairfax Veterinary Clinic

    (110 reviews)

    so we came back here after years of going to other places like Scientology vets at San Rafael…read moreAnimal Hospital, the emergency vet hospital with children vets so scared of a dog that they won't even enter a room With a frightened dog who is being scared and defensive And they want to dope up every dog they are friended off, and even the vet on Channing way why threw a tantrum when he had to work hadrd on a dog and literally told us not to come back becouse he got nipped by the dog. Obviously, even though those were cheaper and gave away and things like that our experience with them, we understand why they do that. You guys have been consistent, reliable, friendly, caring, not blaming not giving the parents of the dog silent treatment just because you don't like them or any other unprofessional caregiver behavior you guys are always respectful always clear about what you're doing and always understanding of not only The Dogs issues but the parents issues as well. you guys always take my budget into consideration and always have works with me as best as you can. Your pet hospital is literally the best in Marin as far as I'm conserved.

    They saved my cat's life. He's young, healthy, vaccinated, in home only, and we didn't expect to…read moreneed an insurance so soon. He chewed kid's toy and was dying very fast. Surgery costed enormous amount, but they helped us to cut cost, find special vet loans, connected with non profits, all office was helping us to deal with complexity of it while our cat was in surgery. Which they started before we paid full amount. Surgeon done an incredible job! She pushed the toy that stuck in the intestine manually with her fingers through the whole intestine to avoid extra cuts, extra cost and insure better life after! I can't recommend them enough. They deeply care about their patients and very kind to the owners too.

    San Rafael Animal Hospital

    San Rafael Animal Hospital

    (80 reviews)

    Many veterinary clinics in the area have been sold to private equity firms or corporations, and…read moreI've noticed that business models have changed. I was happy to receive a referral to San Rafael Animal Hospital, which is still privately owned by a practicing veterinarian. After receiving what I felt was an unreasonable estimate for my small dog's dental cleaning from another clinic, I met with Dr. Archinal and immediately felt comfortable with both him and the entire staff. The estimate was fair and transparent, and I especially appreciated their pricing structure for tooth extractions, which is based on the complexity of the extraction rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. This gave me confidence to move forward with the procedure, and the final cost was very reasonable. My pup tolerated the dental cleaning and extractions well and is doing great. Based on this experience, I'll be moving all of my pets' routine veterinary care to San Rafael Animal Hospital.

    WOW! My first time here - What a positive experience! This is truly a long time family owned…read morebusiness with well deserved top reviews. Melissa kindly handles everything at the front desk and office - her Dad, Dr. Archinal has been a vet since 1982, and is calm, kind, and wise. He's seen so much - his very presence is reassuring. I felt like, no matter what my dog was dealing with, this Dr would have experience and can offer meaningful perspective and advice. What I came in for - was 2 small lumps on her that I was afraid would need biopsy and maybe more - he looked at them and said, I don't think they are a problem, you don't need to do anything, just keep an eye on. What a relief - hundreds saved there! And - even more - when I adopted my 80# dog from a large East Bay shelter 3 years ago (she was dropped off as a senior at a night deposit box, with broken off teeth, so we did not know her past) - I took her to UC Davis dental vet dept and was quoted $5-6k to address her situation. That was out of reach for me so I gave up hope on being able to help my dog in that way, but I'd do the best I could to give her the best life in other ways. It was so scary I didn't even want to look in her mouth from then on, and it was hopeless anyway. Dr A calmly apprised her situation, gave me solid simple, do-able, advice about how to care for her teeth and gums from now on - and I got a quote for less than 1/3 of that prior quote to do the dental work she needed! Now, I feel like I can take care of this, finally, 3 years after adopting her. God Bless this honest, down to earth, family clinic that treats their patient animals like family too!

    McDermott Maggie DVM - vet - Updated August 2026

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