A very sick dog with an ear infection and vertigo. Thanks to the group at North Orange Veterinary…read moreand their excellent care our precious dog is well. Dr Dawn Love is reassuring, dedicated, caring and treats your dog as her own. The receptionist Maria is very pleasant, knowledgeable and very helpful. We highly recommend North Orange Veterinary in Fallbrook.

We took our dog to North Orange Veterinary for his anal glands to be checked and treated.We were…read moresent home with an antibiotic. It was working great, everything seemed cleared up, until the final day of the treatment. The one gland started oozing again, so we went back to the vet. They determined that the best course of action was to sedate him, flush the gland and fill it with antibiotics. They gave us no cause for concern, so we asked about a skin tag on his eye, if that could be removed while he was out. They said most likely, but it may require just a bit more sedation to ensure it wouldn't wear off before they were done. They gave us no cause for concern. They gave us another antibiotic I think. We had to have him there at 9am, no food after a certain the night before and no water after 6am i think it was. We had him there on time. He was happy to go in that morning. we were given the time frame of when he might be ready to go home. When they took the leash to take him back, he hesitated, then went along. That was at 9 am. We received a call in the afternoon that he crashed out. We were stunned, they clarified it was a heart attack. We flew over there. Dr. Love came in and said she was so sorry. That she didn't know what happened; maybe he had a heart condition we didn't know about, or an allergy to the medication. Well at least their insurance company sent me a letter saying they did nothing wrong. We are just getting started with these people and the Love Doctor.. See you in court soon! Don't go to this place.

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.

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

Dr Nissan saved my dogs life! Thank God Dr Nissan really knows what he's doing or my girl would be…read moredead!!

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.

Love this team of Steph, Jac and Carrie. Super helpful and in touch with our dog…read more Thanks for everything! Lora, Cary and Spadie

Someone brought a injured dog that got hit by a car and they brought the animal in and they…read morewouldn't help them. Very disappointing!

Great service they kept his notes from his last appointment. I didn't have to explain anything…read moreabout my dog. Very friendly and loving towards my dog Molo. My sister, my daughter and I all use pet Parlor for their grooming services for our animals.

I have been going to Pet Parlor for the last five years and I am so happy with the customer…read moreservice and grooming they provide. My dog can be very difficult. The staff/Brenna have been so attentive to his needs and understand his behavior. I have and will always recommend Pet Parlor!

I wanted to send a thank you to all of the staff working on the morning of 7/9/26 and Dr…read more Thananneeru. I appreciate your care for Milo and giving my family time to say goodbye to our boy in a private room. You all were so kind and thoughtfully approached the experience. Thank you very much for everything. Actively dealing with someone in crisis is not easy and the staff handled it beautifully.

New ownership and veterinarians- HORRIBLE. I used to genuinely love taking my dog to Care Animal…read moreHospital. I always received thoughtful care and thorough explanations, with top notch lab work every year. The vet techs and front desk staff are great, but the vets that replaced a retired Dr. Alcorn and his staff are really bad, hard to understand, and flat out unprofessional. I booked an appointment after finding a raised bump near my dog's anus that clearly looked out of the ordinary. Doctor K insisted that it was "inflammation" and wanted to give me anti-inflammatory medicine for 10 days then return to see if it goes away. I had to ask why he would not biopsy it to make sure it's not a tumor, because it clearly looked odd and not at all like inflammation. He agreed to the biopsy. He called after several days and Lo & behold, it IS a tumor! And it was growing very rapidly. To be 100% honest, and I hate saying this, I couldn't understand what he was saying while on the phone. His accent makes it difficult to understand already unfamiliar words regarding her bloodwork. I did understand that he would have the staff call me back to schedule a surgery to remove it if I wanted to, or just leave it alone. I insisted that I wanted to remove it as quickly as possible, as I noticed it was growing fast. Staff never called. I started looking around for another vet, because at this point I wasn't confident in his professionalism. At day 10 I finally called and mentioned that he never called me back to schedule surgery. I admitted to the staff that I felt terrible, but I couldn't understand what he was saying about the bloodwork and was hoping they could help out. I apologized, and they mentioned that it actually happens often with him. They even offered to help relay some of the information as needed. When Dr. K finally called back the next day, I reminded him that he was supposed to call to schedule the surgery and he flat out said "Oh I forgot, I must've been delayed." And then asked for pictures of the mass before he agreed to do the surgery. As if he hadn't been the one to see the mass in the vet visit! I told him that I wanted to schedule the surgery right away, because it had grown in size and he had already forgotten to schedule once before. He said "okay send the pictures and I'll call back to schedule."...... Well, he never called back to schedule. So I took her to another veterinary office and they re-ran her bloodwork and scheduled her for surgery the next day! I called the front desk to politely discuss what happened with Dr. K and how unprofessional it was. I expressed disappointment because I loved their practice before. They mentioned that they did change ownership, and Dr. Alcorn retired, in fact, much of the original staff no longer works there. I apologized to the front desk staff and told them that the unprofessional experience had nothing to do with them, but that the overall experience was extremely bad. The staff I spoke to was so nice and understanding. She did ask if I wanted to speak to Dr. K. I asked her to remind him that I'm still waiting for him to call to schedule and see if he even bothers. He called that night at 8:40PM. 8:40PM........ honestly, what used to be a great vet hospital is now an unnecessarily expensive and unprofessional shit show. DO NOT BRING YOUR ANIMALS.

Jolene is always there to help with my horses. She is…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, patient and kind . I would recommend her. 100%.

Joleen is simply the best. She's incredibly caring and kind to her equine patients and their owners…read morealike. She's skilled and knowledgeable, honest, and so hardworking. She keeps all of my herd in great health, and I totally trust her.

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.

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,

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.