The entire staff are so caring and attentive. They treated my dog like their own and took the time…read moreto answer all my questions without rushing us."

Great place very welcoming and polite. Great employees great…read moreassistants. I would recommend it to anyone that need help with the pets

Very communicative and helpful on Yelp chat. I ultimately did use them because I found someone…read morecloser

My family and our pets have been with the establishment for about ~ 20 years+. We knew Doctor A,…read morewhen he was still in clinic seeing all our dogs. The doctors here are all professional, empathetic and understanding. The cost is reasonable based on the area and from experience with other veterinary clinics in Long Beach. The establishment has overseen and given great care to all our Shih Tzu dogs, mixed breed terriers to our Catahoula Heeler mix. Our new and rescued puppy, who is also a Catahoula Leopard mix will be receiving his first care in a few days. The staff and the establishment has provided the peace of mind we needed, while respecting our decisions as our canine advocates/family through the preventive care to the end of life process.

Unfortunately I had to put away Lady Lloyd on August 19, 2026. My best friend of 21 years. She woke…read moreup not feeling good, and got worse as the day progressed. I called my husband at work, after his meeting was done, I made the decision that I didn't want her to suffer, and we call them. They told us to come in. They were so attentive with the situation. It was the hardest decision I had to make, and I am still in pain as I wished she would off transitioned naturally but I was fearful it wouldn't be. She was such a kind and loving best friend, funny and strong. It happened suddenly and all the staff there were just kind and professional. Really appreciate how caring they were in such a hard moment.

Updating for Ocean's recent occurrence. We came in for a regular Bordatella shot and I informed the…read morevet that I noticed a little blood in her urine. They ran urine and blood tests as well as x-rays. Her urine and blood results came out normal so she may have just had an infection that went away. However, they noticed a metal bottle cap in her stomach! Ocean often eats random things off the ground but she wouldn't have eaten a bottle cap unless it was in some food! Regardless, they tried a method and thought she would be able to pass it in the next couple of days. Well, a whole week passed and it didn't. So, we took her back and they needed to surgically remove it. The procedure seemed to go smoothly. We picked her up at the end of the day and she was still out of it, but relieved to come home and was able to drink and eat. We gave her medications as prescribed. The incision was about 9 inches across Ocean's belly. We did our best to keep it covered, but she did scratch it a bit. At her follow up appointment, they removed the sutures and provided antibiotics and a solution to keep it clean. At her third follow up, they provided antibiotics and ointment for the redness, but she healed pretty well in a matter of weeks. They said going through the esophagus would have damaged it, so this was the best approach to getting the bottle cap out. As a souvenir, they gave us the cap in a ziplock bag and we could see that it was starting to rust. They were great about calling and checking up on her and they did an excellent job stitching her back up. They gave us an estimate range of the cost prior to the procedure and luckily, it was on the lower end, but still a dent in our wallets. Ocean was a champ through this healing process despite not knowing what had even happened to her! Thanks again to the team here for helping Ocean out!

I have been going to Broadway pet hospital over 9 years for my 3 dog…read more I trust them and they saved my dog's life. They are amazing staff when I have an emergency they took me right the way I really trust them so much Thank you for always take care of my kids

We got so lucky with this vet! We live right around the corner, but I didn't expect to find such a…read moregreat vet in my backyard. The first time I called to set up the appointment, the tech had such a warmth and care for a pet they'd never seen or met. Such a green flag. The vet visit was timely, efficient, and you can tell the doctor loves what he does and loves these animals. My kitty needed dental work and they were super upfront about the costs and very clear about what did and didn't need to be done. I think less honorable vets would have tried to push me to do more for their financial gain. They also have such an adorable clinic cat, Gatsby, that gives great vibes.

I took my baby girl today because she is in pain and the doctor was amazing, Maria help me a lot…read moremanaging my appointment and the whole staff was super nice. I really recommend this place if you want to take your pets for check out or other cases more painful. Thank you Parkview Pet Hospital for all your help.

I used to come to this office when it was run by Dr Gamble. She treated my (14 year old) senior cat…read morewith kindness and compassion above all else. He had localized cancer in one limb and we chose amputation and he lived happily for years with careful follow up within this clinic and was put down with compassion and love when his time came to cross the rainbow bridge. We were mailed a note from staff along with his cremation which we still have. I brought my now senior cat (17 years old) here and did not feel the same kindness and I'm very disappointed and miss the previous team. I was informed we're starting with blood work but his symptoms may indicate neurological up to and including a brain tumor. I do not disagree with this assessment or recommendations as I work in the medical field and brought him in for these concerns. With that said, there is a way to deliver this information with kindness (as I previously received by Dr Gambles practice for my other cat) that was not delivered today. I inquired prior to my appointment if it would have to be a drop off appointment and they said no, exams are with the pet parent present however my cat needed blood work. Feisty as he is, he would need sedation. This sedation I was told was only gas. I'm certainly aware this does not require hours of recovery but I understand the need for drop off. However, I was told they would call me when pickup is ready and I told the tech I need some time frame. I was informed it would be 6+ hours "because we have other clients". I could understand if the rational was sedation for a period of time, but to keep my cat, in distress for being at the vet, for 6+ hours for blood work due to other clients when I made an appt discussing my concerns before coming seems excessive. Upon my question for this concern my cat was just brought out to me. I appreciate this as I do not want my cat in care where his time isn't considered as my main concern is his comfort especially in his age and condition. Overall, I won't be returning. I'm very disappointed in the care that has changed at this clinic. This is not the care that would have ever been delivered with Dr Gamble. **follow up, my cat had an appt with a different clinic and got blood work twice with me present in the room. He was treated with compassion which led to him being compliant without sedation. Additionally, the vet heard a heart murmur that was not discussed at the conclusion of this previous vet assessment. This makes me question the thoroughness of the assessment and the need for sedation as I was not present when they stated they attempted blood work.

clinic was clean, decorate nicely and very friendly staff. they even customized the door sign!i was…read moreable to get a same-day appointment. my boy has not been able to pee above a trickle for 2 days. the vet is young and after a hands on exam...automatically did urine dip and microscopic but found nothing wrong she offered a more comprehensive work up and took blood and sent urine sample out for a culture for further evaluation she didn't want to give him antibiotics until we find something to treat (which i appreciate) but my boy needed to empty his bladder so she gave him antibiotics she educated me on a plethora of things and i left with a clear understanding of what the treatment plan was. checkout. was quick and the cost made sense based on the many things we discussed (heart, kidney, liver, white blood cells, etc..full disclosure it cost me almost $500.

I'm officially coming out of my Yelp Elite retirement because I felt compelled to write this review…read moreafter my experience at Pine Animal Hospital. I brought my dog in for a routine anesthetic dental cleaning. During the procedure, I received a call saying they needed to extract four teeth and that the total would be $2,400. I've had anesthetic dental cleanings done for my dogs at multiple veterinary hospitals over the years, including procedures with extractions, and I have never paid anywhere near that amount. After my husband questioned the estimate, the cost suddenly dropped to around $1,000 for two extractions. That alone left us wondering how the original quote was determined. The pickup experience was even more disappointing. I was handed three pieces of paper with very little explanation and no medication. Every other veterinarian I've been to has sent my dog home with pain medication directly from the clinic. Instead, I was told I needed to call around to CVS and other pharmacies to find one that could fill the prescriptions. Meanwhile, my poor dog had just undergone oral surgery and was crying in pain. I had to take her home first, then immediately drive to CVS. Once there, the pharmacist spent over 30 minutes on the phone with the vet trying to clarify the prescriptions. Then came the most alarming part of the entire experience. One of the prescribed medications was rejected by the pharmacist because it contained xylitol, a sugar alcohol that is highly toxic to dogs and can be fatal if ingested. I was shocked that this prescription was written in the first place. Had the pharmacist not caught it, I could have unknowingly given my dog a medication containing an ingredient that poses a serious danger to dogs. That was the final straw. I have three dogs and recently moved to Long Beach, so I was hoping to find a veterinary clinic I could trust for years to come. Unfortunately, Pine Animal Hospital has lost what would have been a loyal customer. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this clinic and would encourage others to look elsewhere.

I brought my cat Chloe to Ambassador because she wasn't feeling well, and doctor helped get her…read moreproperly diagnosed. We found out she had pyometra, and Dr. Michael took care of her and truly saved her life. I will be forever grateful for the care and compassion he showed Chloe. A special thank you to Stephanie for helping me throughout the process and keeping me informed. She made sure I felt comfortable and supported every step of the way. Thank you to Dr. Michael, Stephanie, and the entire staff for taking such great care of my girl. I'm forever grateful!

I've been here a few times, but my latest experience has me looking for a different vet…read more I brought my senior cat in for a cough and completed the testing the doctor recommended, including a $300 second-opinion review after he noticed something that he felt needed further evaluation. I was told we'd receive the results within a few days, but I never got a call and had to repeatedly follow up myself. When I finally spoke with the doctor nearly a month later, he seemed to think we had already discussed the results. I had to remind him that we had only talked about the initial findings and that the entire reason I paid for the additional review was because he recommended it. I also requested my cat's medical records and was told they would be emailed to me, but they never were. The staff were always friendly and professional, which is why this experience was especially disappointing. My concern was never the friendliness of the team, but the lack of communication and follow-through. Had the findings been more serious, the delay in follow-up could have had much greater consequences. At the end of the day, I'd rather have prompt communication than have to repeatedly chase down results while worried about my pet's health. Time for a new vet.

Dr. Ena and her team are fantastic and provide the most amazing service and support for my fur baby…read moreLola. We have been bringing Lola to Beach Veterinary Hospital since 2021. Dr. Ena is direct and she loves what she does. Today Lyric helped us at the front desk and assisted with our visit, she was warm and provided wonderful service. There is a powerful team of women working together here. My Lola is taken care of, pricing is absolutely fair, never any extras unless absolutely necessary. Dr. Ena is informative, clear, and very helpful. I have become a better cat mother because of her. Thank you for providing excellent service, loving what you do, and caring for animals the way you do. I highly recommend bringing your fur babies to Beach Veterinary Hospital. See you next year for annual exam.

We have been going to Dr Ena for years now. We are on our 2nd boxer with her. I knew she was the…read moreright Dr. for us when she got down on the floor, nuzzled with our dog and let him lick her face. No other vet we had seen up until then showed any signs of actually enjoying animals. This establishment is NOT a churn-and-burn-as-many-patients-as-possible-as-fast-as-possible kind of place. The staff is warm, welcoming and sincere. Dr Ena takes time and cares. I love that she leans into alternatives for treatments and doesn't immediately recommend surgery or whatever the most drastic or most expensive path is. She is incredibly knowledgeable and well-versed in her field. I could go on but the real proof is in my dog's demeanor here. He leaps out the car with excitement. Marches through the door without a hint of hesitation or fear. He is excited to see the staff and Dr Ena. He behaves. Listens. Sits. Tail wags galore. Never have I ever had a dog who enjoys a vet visit. That, to me, speaks volumes.

Very clean and modern. Our vet was very kind and did a more thorough physical exam than I've seen…read morehis other vets perform. I look forward to brining my pup here for future visits.

If you are looking for a vet that has a mix of expensive procedures and unprofessional behavior I…read moresuggest coming here. I already had some hesitations about returning to this vet after my initial first exam with my kitten. It seemed like the doctor kept trying to up charge me. I adopted my kitten and knowing he had all of his vaccines except for one and was hoping to get this single treatment done here. Two appointments and hundreds of dollars later and he still hadn't even received the shot I brought him in for. After this final appointment with them, I was still rejected by the vet when I asked to get the initial shot I came in for, and told the nurse during checkout I would be going elsewhere. She relayed this to the vet, they came back out and told me they could get the shot if I really wanted to get it done this appointment. They just wanted me to return for another appointment down the line to spend even more money. I went to another vet (Thank you Long Becah Animal Hospital ) after this and they told me that I should not have wasted my time at the this hospital, my kitten could've gotten his shot his very first appointment. Upon my second appointment when I got to the facility, there was a woman and her dog in the lobby. The woman was in clearly in pain or mentally unstable and her dog was not being restrained and was out of control. When I opened to door, I was ushered into a room to be locked in by staff. I was in the room alone for over 30 minutes until I saw a nurse who came in for my kittens exam. They didn't come in to check in on us or let me know what was going on with the situation in the lobby. Throughout the wait, I could hear the dog owner very clearly frustrated with the staff, and not being properly helped. Meanwhile the dog kept barking and was apparently lunging at staff and passing patients (I was told this by the nurse after my appointment ). There are two doors in every exam room. One that leads to the lobby and one that leads to the employees area. I could hear the doctors and nurses gossiping behind the door that lead to the back employee hallway. The office seemed very aware of the unsafe situation going on, but felt no need to come in and let me know that everything was safe and okay. Afterwards, I came out to the lobby and found out they didn't really handle the situation. They pushed the woman and her dog just outside there door. Every patient coming in or out of the office had to pass her and the poor confused dog. I don't blame the woman who was looking for treatment for her animal, I am upset with the professionals who did not handle the situation with grace.

There is no one like Dr Sellman, and I don't expect there ever will be. There is nothing more to…read moresay.

Been told that they are expensive but nothing is to good for my fur baby. They are super…read moreconvenient for me just right across PCH. Staff is always nice, friendly and happy to see my dog Milo. Best place for advice regarding your pet.