Dr. Mills and her team love animals and it shows. Dr. Mills and her team have been so great for our…read more"little monster" who became a sweet and healthy boy through our continued and combined efforts. It was our first time with an integrative veterinarian, and it was a wonderful holistic journey that helped us to think outside the box as far as health and happiness of our good boy. Dr. Mills is very generous with her time and explains things very thoroughly with lots of great suggestions for everything from weight loss to dog training. We were helped with understanding how to get our very strong personality boy to become the boy whom we love today. The team at the front of the office handles appointments, answers questions, and processes records and checkout with efficiency and kindness. This is the same for the back end of the pharmacy who fill prescriptions quickly and accurately or the technicians who take back one's furry loved one for blood tests, vaccines, or nail trims in a kind manner to avoid stress. Both pups and people alike are treated with respect and are allowed to be an active partner with this practice. Our boy developed idiopathic epilepsy prior to turning four which necessitated Dr. Mills to refer us to the neurologist Dr. Erik Johnson, co-founder of NeuroVet in Pleasant Hill, CA. We continued with Dr. Mills for all things unrelated to neurology and she remained interested in his seizure progress. Prior to moving to a new state, we had a battery of tests and vaccines to ensure that we had the best possible care before having to search for a new veterinarian in our area. Dr. Mills was able to help us out of a bind from afar that was very much appreciated and for which we are eternally grateful. We encourage others to consider Dr. Mills for your pets needs as she can manage any type of pet from a horse to a hamster. If you should require a neurologist, Dr. Johnson will likely be the great resource for you as he was for us.

Over the holidays when nobody else was even picking up the phone, Integrative Veterinary Care…read moreopened their doors in our emergency and saved the life of our family Golden Retriever, Basher, who nearly died from inflammatory bowel disease following an obscure food allergy. We owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. Mills and her brilliant assistant Sabyl, who gave our grateful family the best Christmas present we could ever hope for-- the life of Mister Basher, our aging but now very healthy Goldie. What more could we say? If you love your pets, this is THE place in the Livermore area. "Two Paws up!" -- Mister Basher review of Integrative Veterinary Care

I highly recommend Town and Country Vet Hospital. The Drs. are very knowledgeable and helpful and…read morethey take their time during every visit to listen and answer my concerns. The whole staff is above and beyond however I like to acknowledge Joy who just makes every visit and boarding for my pet so much easier.

I've been a customer at Town and Country Veterinary hospital for the better part of twenty years…read morenow. They have cared for my golden retrievers Annie (1994-2007), Mia (2007-2015) and now Lola (2022-present). The veterinarian staff has been amazing over the years. Always able to accommodate my appointments for both routine and urgent needs and providing the care needed. On this occasion, Lola stopped by the office to visit Santa and get a treat!

So I was down to my last poo bag for my dog Lola and wrote myself a note to stop at Pet Food…read moreExpress to pick up a supply of bags. I usually shop at the store in Pleasanton but decided to stop by the Livermore store on the way home from work. Wow! What a pleasant surprise. This store is really nice. Very clean and organized. Great products. The self service dog wash area is really nice too. Staff was much friendlier than I experience at the Pleasanton store.

One of the Managers at the Livermore Store, Phil by name, ended up being VERY helpful to me in…read morefinding a transaction solution that worked both for me, the customer, and 'The Company'. I gotta say too that the policy restrictions on quantity volume purchases as are currently in-place and that were described to me are NOT customer-centric. If the amount if product is unavailable for that day's in-Store purchase in the requested pack size, the damn POLICY should include the Store Managers having the decision flexibility to be creative on how to still honor a "fourth bag free" if they do not have the four bags in stock. And this is not a one-off either... it happens probably 25% of the times that I go in and it gets frustrating indeed. The root problem is they keep precious little floor-stock inventory "on the floor" AND they are completely inflexible in finding a creative solution there in-store. This is a problem of their own making, clearly promulgated by Corporate Bean Counters ensconced in "just in-time" product delivery resulting in minimal inventory at store-level. So, this situation happened again yesterday where they only had one bag and I wanted to "buy three and get the fourth one free". Phil started out telling all the "corporate reasons" why he was unable to help me, that it is corporate policy dontcha know..? After some lively negotiating and conversation, Phil took it upon himself to find a way to make it work. And whilst it did require me to return to the store today, I am very pleased that Phil very kindly went to the Pleasanton store and brought the additional three bags so I could get this " fourth bag free". Thank you VERY MUCH, Phil! While I KNOW your Corporate policies suck, YOU yourself came up with a way to help me even though it also meant you had to make an extra stop on your way in to work today to help me get my "fourth bag free". Please accept my gratitude, Phil! And also PLEASE change these un-customer-centric policies. As a retail outlet, it seems to me your Corporate Overlords SHOULD BE making sure that business is done both for profit but also for the CONVENIENCE of your customer base. Hearing "It is our policy that...." and then being told how I cannot be assisted is VERY off-putting. Thank you again, Phil. You came through for me and I am super-appreciative, young man! Stephen Kline Livermore, Ca

Found this updated post in my draft folder from a year ago or so. Oops. (Dedicated to Moo-Moo.)…read more Kitty showed improvement after just 2 visits. Our local vets didn't think it was possible. More key points I learned: (6) 50-60°F Cold compresses for 2 minutes, then (5) 105°F hot for 2 minutes. Start with cold & end with cold. This gets the blood moving in & out of the area. Warmth is inflammatory, that's why you need to start & end with cold. I bought a bunch of microwavable heat/cold pads. I would put the hot pads in a pot of hot water while using the cold pads to heat them back up. Make sure the urine stays clean looking (bladder emptied 2 or 3 times a day & antibiotics if an infection develops), the skin & genitals get cleaned & dried well to or not get a skin infection. Females - don't cross-contaminate by bringing feces bacteria to the genitals. Infection = sepsis Products I found helpful: cat waterless shampoo, A+D diaper rash ointment & skin protectant (vet recommended because no toxic zinc in it) , & Honey Pot anti-itch wipes.

We just love Dr Maeg! Her holistic approach has been beyond helpful in all areas related to our…read moredog. She has great recommendations! Our dog fell off our bed and hurt his hip and started limping and couldn't sit anymore. It was so sad to see a dog that walked 2 miles daily starting to limp. We were worried about coming to see Dr Maeg bc our dog is a bit reactive and not good with new people. However, he loved Dr Maeg immediately. After his first visit his limp was gone and he could sit normally. After our second visit he was like new. We bring him regularly just bc his appts make him so happy. We are so grateful for you Dr Maeg!

Charly is an angel. She really helped me deal with the loss of my sweet kitty, Charlotte. I…read moreoriginally made the appointment when Charlotte was still alive and struggling. She stopped eating and we took her into the emergency vet. We had to put her down and it felt so sudden. It was a real shock. I cancelled my appointment with Charly, but then changed my mind and rescheduled it. During our session, she told me that the moment she received my request, Charlotte came through to her and said she was ready to go. This was a great comfort to me. She said many other things that deeply comforted me and confirmed that Charlotte's spirit will never leave me. I am still very sad, but this session helped tremendously. I also had a healing done for myself, which was so very helpful. I felt lighter and less devastated. I also felt Charlotte's spirit all around me. I highly recommend Charly for pet communication and healing for your fur baby or yourself. She is a very sweet and empathetic soul and I feel she is the real deal. I know there are skeptics and naysayers, but I don't care. This experience made a huge difference for me in my grieving process and connection to Charlotte.

OMG Charly saved my cat. I had accidentally poisoned her (flea treatment) and Charly saved her…read morelife. I will be forever grateful for her help and ongoing concern over the days following my mishap. Her communication with Cassie was amazing since it sounded exactly as if Cass was talking to me!! I will refer clients to Charly any time I hear of someone who needs her expertise.

I have greatly appreciated the sessions I have had with Charlene. Having struggled with anxiety and…read moredepression at numerous times in my life, I have not only learned a lot about myself through BodyTalk, but have more importantly found tremendous relief through both the knowledge and healing I have received. I felt a noticeable decrease in my anxiety levels when I was going through periods of higher stress, and also found that over time my natural reactions began to shift when being triggered by stress after receiving Reiki and BodyTalk. I was able to handle situations with more calmness and clarity, which reduced the anxiety I may have otherwise experienced. Honestly, I was skeptical at first in how this method of holistic healing works, but it was only through a noticeable shift and positive results that I have come to believe and accept in the abilities of BodyTalk and energetic healing. Thank you, Charlene, for making a positive impact on my life and I look forward to many more times together.

From the owner: Bringing energy and consciousness into focus…read more Specialties: Karuna Reiki, BodyTalk (Animals & Humans), Shamanism, QuantumTouch, SourcePoint, Acupressure, Sound Healing, EpiGenetics and Body Ecology (study of the 7 microbiomes).

* We rushed our dog to Sage Emergency in Dublin after he choked on a dental treat that got stuck…read more The X-rays showed that it was lodged at the junction between his esophagus and stomach. Dr. Beth Lieblick assessed everything quickly and chose the least invasive option first. After anesthesia, she was able to push the blockage down into his stomach so he could digest it naturally instead of going straight to a major surgery. Our dog stayed overnight for monitoring and came home the next morning safe and stable. Communication was clear the entire time, and the team was professional, calm, and genuinely kind during a very stressful situation. * In terms of cost, this is emergency care, so it is expensive. The initial diagnostic alone was around 1300 dollars. With bloodwork, X rays, anesthesia, the procedure, overnight monitoring, and medications, the estimate initially went up to 14000 dollars. The final total ended up being about 6600 dollars after adjustments. Even knowing emergency care costs more, it is still a financial shock when you are facing a possible life threatening situation for a family member. * We are giving 4 stars. The doctor and team absolutely deserve recognition for their professionalism and friendliness. The only reason we are taking off one star is the price. While we understand emergency care is costly, the numbers can feel overwhelming. Our advice is to get pet insurance if possible. If a bill in the thousands or potentially over ten thousand would be difficult, it is worth researching emergency options ahead of time. For us, what mattered most is that our family member came home safe.

Brought my cat into Sage Friday night as he was not feeling well. After running tests was told he…read moreshould stay overnight for observation/treatment and would need an ultrasound as the xray did not show anything conclusive. That night as I am checking out one of the staff members tells me they would have to call a specialist the next morning to do the ultrasound so after the procedure is done they would call me with an update. Agreeing with their recommendation I agreed to pay $6500 for the visit and the next day procedure. The assistant said with additional medication the cost could go to $8200 or higher depending on the finding. I should have asked for a list of procedures that were done and a breakdown of costs, but at that moment I was more concerned with the wellbeing of my family member. I called the next morning around 8am to check how my cat is doing. The person said the veterinarian is doing their rounds now so someone would call me back an hour or two later. I receive a phone call around noon and was told I would have to pay an additional $4500 for the ultrasound and with additional tests they recommended would in total be around $15,000. When questioned what was included in the $6500, I received a response of, "oh that was included." When asked why the ultrasound was not done yet, they said a specialist would need to be called as it was the weekend. When I told them that last night someone said that it would be done the next day, they said, "not sure why someone would say that?" I tell them that I want to pick up my cat to bring to another location. Upon arrival an assistant brings me my cat and promptly asks my to sign a waiver. When I asked who I spoke with over the phone that quoted me $4500 for the ultrasound, the assistant said the veterinarian. When I tell them to refund me the cost it suddenly became $1100. I told them if it was $1100 I wanted to go through with the ultrasound , BUT since I told them I wanted to go to another clinic, putting the iv in and what not back on him would cost more. At this point I feel like I am getting taken advantage of so I wound up leaving. Before I left I asked for a receipt showing what procedures were done to only get a email with a charge of $6500 minus the cost of ultrasound $1100. Bottom line this place seems more interested in taking your money than the health of your pet. I would highly recommend avoiding this clinic.

Bonnie is amazing with our horses... they all but fall asleep. Always happier after a visitread more

Amazing amazing service. This has helped my 16 year old mare in huge ways! I adore Bonnie she has…read morethe best communication, reasonable prices, and wealth of knowledge! Any time I need some stiffness worked out of my mare Bonnie is right there! My mare always feels good after and I love that she will send pictures and a note of the session performed! The updates and email newsletters are also a really great service. Love Bonnie and the work she does!

I have been to many massage therapists but Susanne is the best. She has flexible hours and that…read moreworks well with my work schedule. She is amazing and i always walk away feeling great!

She is amazing!! Imagine a woman that knows a little bit of everything…read more I drive from San Pablo/Richmond to Dublin just to have a massage with her. She is definitely a healer. She uses crystals also and knows a lot about natural healing medicine from food and plants, and colors. And I am sure she knows more than I can think oI have learned so much from her. She will always go above and beyond to help you, indeed! And last but not least she loves all critters. Yes indeed, she is a talented energetic super woman!!!

I can't believe I forgot to write this review! It's overdue by about 3 years. I just noticed when I…read morewent on their yelp page to look at their business hours. But I remember like it was yesterday, so here goes.... I had an elderly, very much loved, bearded dragon named Dino that I had close to 8 years. One day after coming home from work, I found him on the bottom of his tank with his head turned to the side. He was flopping around like crazy, looked like some type of drunken stupor. I had not had to take him to the vet before. I called around and found an emergency place in Dublin that said they would be willing to see him. I rushed him there. Although they were visually equipped for reptiles, they were clueless. Which I understand to a degree, reptiles aren't as easy. But their recommendation was he probably had metabolic bone disease (no, he didn't) and that since he was elderly, they spoke to me about euthanasia. I took him out of there and went home, completely disgusted. I left there crying and traumatized. And refunded lol. The next day, I did extensive research to find a good reptile vet and that's when I stumbled upon Ohana. I made an appointment and drove there from Concord and dropped my baby off. Within a short period of time I got a call from the doctor. He was extremely knowledgeable and compassionate. He explained to me that he believed Dino had a neurological disorder. I understood this meant no cure. What sold me on this doctor is when he told me he felt Dino had plenty of life left in him based on his alertness and responsiveness. He didn't recommend euthanizing him. We spoke about how his head tilt would just be our new norm, how this would be a disability for him but we could adapt to make him comfortable. He also was confident that Dino wasn't experiencing pain, rather just the surprise of having a sudden head tilt. Like people would feel if that same thing happened to us. I picked up my Dino and went home, so grateful for this experience. I removed all his branches and rocks due to a fall risk, and redid his tank to include a soft, cushy floor and some bright colored plants for visual enjoyment. Dino lived for almost 2 more years after that. We added so many more memories to the books thanks to the wonderful doctor at Ohana. Since then, I have another beardie and a blue iguana. This is the only place I will trust should they need very specialized care from an expert.

DO NOT take your pet here! Waste of time, rude doctor and nurses. They do not care about your pet,…read morethe establishment is a crock and the doctor has mental issues.