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Muller Veterinary Hospital

4.0 (159 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Chiropractic care

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Dr Yamamoto is the best. I greatly appreciate all the help with my Buster who is incredibly anxious at the vet office! Astro is easy peasy and has been seen once by another who was fine with him. Buster can be intimidating to some. They were and have been incredibly helpful and accommodating time and time again including the office manager Dana. I truly have appreciated your support for my boys!

Spot and Curly our rescued guys.
Tammy R.

Our 3+ year old pet rat, Curly was nearing end of life, and I had searched intently for a veterinarian hospital where we could take him. Muller was the only one who offered these services for a reasonable price. The morning I was supposed to bring him in, we were dealing with a death in the family...My dad kindly offered to bring Curly in for euthanasia, as my hands were tied. Dr. Miller adjusted, called to confirm all the details with me, and just went above and beyond. The care, communication, and empathy in this experience make it unforgettable. This is what veterinary practice is all about.

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Lynette I.

I can't say enough about the doctors and staff at Muller vet. We have been coming here since gizmo and barley were puppies. Gizmo was been diagnosed with intervertebral disc about 3 years ago. We found out when gizmo was in a lot of pain and he was knuckling. I rushed him to an emergency vet on Friday night. The vet told me he would need to stay until he could be seen by a neurologist on Monday and go on an anti-inflammatory and pain meds. It would have cost me $15,000 or he would need to be put to down which was my biggest nightmare. I took him home with the pain and anti-inflammatory meds. On Monday I took him to muller and Dr. Iwata examined him and came up with a treatment plan which only cost me a couple of hundred dollars. After a couple of weeks, gizmo started to bounce back and started to walk on his paws. After 3 years gizmo is fully back to normal and sees Dr. Yamamoto for monthly acupuncture. I can't thank the doctors at muller with their care and compassion.

Sprout, happy and well.
Kat C.

Words cannot even begin to express my gratitude for Dr. Miller and all of the techs and support staff who helped us through a really tough couple of days. My bunny, Sprout, is the love of my life. He's also an extraordinary difficult bun on the best of days. He came in for his scheduled neuter yesterday and went into cardiac arrest as he was coming out of surgery. Dr. Miller was able to pull him through with chest compressions, and while we must all understand that not every bunny is able to make it through, I am forever going to be grateful to Dr. Miller for saving his life. Again, many bunnies are not so lucky, and being the delicate creatures they are, sometimes even the world's best is not enough. After the surgery, Sprout was extremely weak and in need of an overnight stay at an emergency vet equipped to handle lagomorphs. We settled on Berkeley Dog and Cat, as Dr. Miller suggested. What blew me away (and again, certainly a one off in an emergency) was that she even offered to drive him over there in haste if we couldn't arrive soon. I am so happy that we got organized quickly enough. Dr. MIller coached us on a game plan we were happy with, ensuring that the calmest person would be driving without any distraction, and checking back in to ensure we all arrived safely. I cried many tears in the last 48 hours, and I can happily report that the majority of those tears were shed in joy. I cannot get over how caring, thoughtful, sensitive, and kind everyone is at Muller. They are so ready to turn emergency actions into a streamlined game plan to ensure the safety and well-being of our beloved animals. They really do care and completely put the animal first. Sprout may not be the last bunny who comes into my family, and I know he can't be with us forever. But thanks to Dr. Miller and team, I have been gifted more time with him. I'll never take it for granted and I will always remember.

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Hi I was wondering roughly how much would be to get a bunny spayd?

Good Morning Chic S. The rough cost for a bunny spay/neuter at our Practice is $700. Please contact us at (925) 934-8042 if you have any additional questions or you are interested in bringing your bunny in for care. Thank you for reaching out to us!

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日本文は英文の次にあります。 I am currently preparing to relocate back to…read moreJapan with my beloved family--one dog and four cats. I recently switched to this clinic after learning they have Japanese doctors and staff who are highly experienced with the strict pet import process for Japan. From the start, they answered all my questions and concerns with such promptness and accuracy, which instantly eased my anxiety. When I brought one of my cats in for a rabies vaccination, I requested Japanese assistance, and a wonderful Japanese staff member accommodated us. The clinic and examination rooms are exceptionally clean, and the wait times are very short. The staff member was so warm and kind that even my cat warmed up to her right away! She listened so empathetically to all my worries about our big move, and a huge weight was lifted off my shoulders. We are still in the middle of our preparations, but thanks to this wonderful team, I feel confident that everything will go smoothly. I am so deeply grateful for their heart-centered support! 大切な家族である愛犬1匹と愛猫4匹を連れて、日本への本帰国に向けて準備を進めています。日本へのペット輸入における厳格な手続きにとても詳しく、日本人ドクターやスタッフがいらっしゃると聞き、こちらの病院に切り替えました。最初のお問い合わせから、こちらの質問や不安に対して非常に迅速かつ的確にお答えいただき、気持ちが一気に楽になりました。 先日、猫1匹の狂犬病ワクチン接種のために伺った際、日本語での対応をお願いしたところ、素晴らしい日本人スタッフの方が担当してくださいました。院内や診察室は驚くほど清潔で、待ち時間もほんのわずかです。スタッフの方はとても温かく親切で、我が家の猫もすぐにすっかり懐いていました。 大移動に対する私の不安にもとても親身に耳を傾けてくださり、肩の荷がすっと降りるような思いがいたしました。準備はまだ半ばですが、この素晴らしいチームの皆様のおかげで、すべて順調に進むという安心感で満たされています。心に寄り添った温かいサポートに、心より感謝申し上げます。

I've been taking my dog Iggy here for the past 4 years now. While the price may be a bit higher…read morethan other vets, there is a reason you pay a premium. They truly care about your pets and do the best they can. My dog has anxiety and is always a nervous wreck when I bring him in. They tailored the visit to get him in and out with his shots as quickly as possible so that he wouldn't have the time to freak out. They are always consistent and do their best to provide great service and educate you on what may be going on with your pet. Overall, I'd recommend this vet to anyone as they have always taken such great care of Iggy. Sorry again when he gets a little snappy when you try to check his temperature

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Obsessed with this location of Banfield! Stacey at the front desk is an absolute gem -- always so…read morewarm, welcoming, and on top of everything (and she always has the coolest nail designs). Every staff member I've met has been so sweet and clearly adores my pup as much as I do I also really appreciate how upfront and honest they are about pricing, no surprises! I'm moving out of state soon and this place has made it so hard to say goodbye -- I'll miss this team! Wish I'd found them sooner!

My dog has been enrolled in Banfield's Optimum Wellness Plan his entire life and is now 7. After…read morethis experience, I have completely lost confidence in Banfield. We normally went to the Albany location, where he received regular comprehensive exams and had his previous dental cleaning about a year and a half ago. When Albany could not schedule his next cleaning, we went to Walnut Creek. My experience there started badly. I made an appointment by phone, but it was never entered into their system. I only discovered this because I called to confirm before driving there. I rescheduled for the following week. During the dental procedure, the vet called and said there was recession around my dog's front teeth and recommended X-rays. After the cleaning, I was shocked to learn that approximately HALF OF MY DOG'S TEETH were now recommended for extraction due to periodontal disease. My dog has been under Banfield's care his entire life, yet I had never been told his periodontal disease was progressing to the point where such extensive extractions might be necessary. I AM NOT A VETERINARIAN. I relied on Banfield to provide an appropriate standard of care, identify developing problems, and communicate them to me. That is why I paid for a wellness plan for seven years. Had I known his condition was progressing, I would have addressed it sooner. Most disturbing, a few days after his dental procedure, my dog became sick and VOMITED UP AN ENTIRE PIECE OF GAUZE. this was extremely concerning and showed me their negligence during my dogs anesthesia. Thankfully, he vomited it up rather than suffering a potentially more serious complication. This also made me reconsider coming back for the extractions. I discussed everything with the Walnut Creek manager, Barbara, and asked Banfield for financial assistance with the extractions. I believe there is a legitimate question as to why such significant periodontal disease was not brought to my attention sooner. I was also frustrated by what felt like a distinction between my dog's care at Albany and Walnut Creek. Banfield should be one entity. I did not enroll in an Albany or Walnut Creek wellness plan. I enrolled with Banfield, and Banfield accepted my payments and provided my dog's care for seven years. Before posting this review looking for a resolution, I contacted "BanfieldCares" customer care. Their automated response said I would hear back within two business days. Weeks passed with no response. Instead, Barbara emailed me stating that the "trust and partnership between client/pet/vet/hospital has been breached" and recommended that I seek veterinary services elsewhere. I DID NOT BREACH THE TRUST. I TRUSTED BANFIELD WITH MY DOG FOR SEVEN YEARS. BANFIELD LOST MY TRUST. Lastly, shame on Barbara. Her final email showed a very different side from the concern she initially expressed(she obviously doesn't care for my pet and more than likely not yours either). After I raised serious concerns about my dog's care, her ultimate response was to tell me to go elsewhere. It left me feeling there was little genuine concern for my dog's continued wellness and more interest in ending the relationship than addressing my concerns. I am now facing a large bill to extract approximately half of my dog's teeth, questions about how his periodontal disease was monitored and communicated, the frightening gauze incident, an unanswered corporate complaint, and finally being told to take my dog elsewhere. DO NOT GO TO BANFIELD. Find a reputable independent local veterinarian and build a relationship with someone you trust. Your pet cannot advocate for themselves. I trusted Banfield to do that for my dog for seven years. I regret putting that trust in them.

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Lacy, our Labrador was able to get a chocolate cake that was cooling on the counter. Thankfully, we…read morenoticed almost right away. We knew about VEG and called, let them know we were coming in. After we arrived the Dr accessed and then emailed an estimated cost to which you agree to and pay electronically. Melissa A. was Lacy's nurse/tech, I don't know her title exactly but she was AWESOME with Lacy ( and me, lol ). First she administered drops in her eyes to make her vomit. After it works then they reverse it with a shot. Then they rehydrated her via IV. Followed by charcoal mixed with baby food to absorb anything left. Lacy stayed with us the entire time, it seemed like most pets stayed with their person. During our close to 2 hours there I witnessed a ton of tug on your heartstrings stuff. I watched them treat a lot of dogs for different things, someone brought in their snake. Everyone working there was calm and gentle with the pets and the people. Emergency vet isn't cheap but I am so grateful to them. Lacy is feeling fine now. We have now nicknamed that cake our 1000 dollar cake;) If your pet needs them I highly recommend!

I have had really great visits at VEG in the past. But after today's visit I'm not sure they have…read moremy pets best interest at heart or if they are more focused on how much they can charge me. I was dismissed and full on disrespected by Dr Katy Wilkinson. My dog can be reactive/anxious at the vet. I called before coming asking if I should give home his trazodone/gabapentin to keep him calm and they instructed me not to do so. Which I listened to. After explaining my pets symptoms and behavioral issues I also explained to the Dr how my pet does better with exams when I'm out of the room because he is very protective over me. After hearing everything DR Wilkinson determined they would want to move forward with an XRay and said he'd need to be sedated. I informed her he's had X-rays at his primary vet without sedation and an ultrasound at VEG without sedation before. But she was firm she would need it. She said she would try to examine him first with the muzzle on and go from there to determine if they could do it without sedation. Her and her helper came in the room, huddled over my anxious dog on the couch and tried to examine him in front of me. He was growling and I reminded her he does better with me out of the room. She asked me to step out, which I did and watched through the blinds. They finished in 30 seconds max. After opening the door she goes yeah we have to sedate him since he was thrashing and snapping at us during exam (this never happened I watched the entire 30 second exam). I asked her if they could try to do the X-rays without sedation and if it didn't work they could sedate him. She said she would not. I explained I don't understand why we wouldn't even try when they've been able to do it before without sedation. She said "I'm not sure how they did it at your vet if they had to pin him to the table but I'm not comfortable doing that here" (said this about 5x in the next 20 minutes) insinuating that I take my pet to a place where they abuse my dog or that I'd be okay with someone doing that to my pet when I would never do or say such a thing. It was insanely rude to be saying such a thing to a pet parent. She also repeatedly said "I refuse to put my staff in danger" which o would never ask for and assured her I care about her staff as well but don't see how they would not even attempt if it had been done before. At this point in the interaction I tried to see if my primary vet could get him in for X-RAYS,but they couldn't. I let her know we could proceed with their plan but I wasn't happy with my experience and disappointment in the staffs care today. She tried to back and forth with me about why it makes sense to examine a dog with anxiety by crowding him on a couch then tried to send me to sage veterinary. I declined and said I just want my dog to be okay and taken care of here. Then she goes fine we can try to do the X-ray without sedation but you'll have to help me because I'm not putting my staff in danger. I refused. At this point I didn't have trust that she had positive intentions or even wanted to help. They switched drs and I got dr kwon instead who was AMAZING. She actually listened, did the exam on my pup with me out of the room and said he did surprisingly well (LIKE i SAID HE WOULD IN THE BEGINNING) she agreed to do the X-rays without sedation and guess what, done in 10 minutes vet tech said he did great! Her assistant Kyle was so so helpful too! If dr Wilkinson actually tried to assist my pet instead of taking the easy way out through sedation and not insinuate I take my dog to a vet in the alley where they pin him down. I'd probably have a positive experience from the start. Trying to shame a pet parent who is asking questions or trying to save on an expensive bill when it is possible is insanity. I take care of my pup, love him dearly and the fact that a vet insinuated otherwise was so upsetting. If you do come to VEG stay away from DR Wilkinson

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