I've had a really positive experience here. I originally came in because my dog was dealing with an…read moreeye infection, ear infection, and some ongoing stomach issues. I was a bit worried about having to rely on antibiotics or heavier medications, but the team took a more holistic approach and worked with me to address the root of the problems. Over time, we were able to clear everything up without using treatments that could have impacted his immune system. I really appreciated how thoughtful and patient they were throughout the process, and how they took the time to explain things clearly. If you're looking for a vet that considers the bigger picture and supports your pet's overall health, this is a great place to go.

Yelp's reviews have mostly been helpful, until this time. My cat's blood test came back with…read moreextremely low cell count. His vet arranged for him to go to E.R. immediately. He received necessary procedures including blood transfusion to stabilize his condition. I did not want to leave him at ER for more tests and observations because I have never had any pets survived ER stays. We did receive blood transfusion and medications which seemed to be working and were told that he needed medical attention in order to survive. Since his regular vet was helpless, I decided to look into alternatives. I found this place on Yelp with raving reviews, and like most pet owners in desperate situations, I decided to give it a try. I first spoke with I believe her name was Lyric. She was very charming and well spoken, and made an appointment immediately. I also recieved a call from Yael after I emailed over my cat's medical records and was told that she thinks my cat simply had urinary track infection and she can help. During our visit, Yael and Lyric worked together and performed a basic exam, then I was told that we need a biofeedback scan which will tell us exactly what's going on. This " procedure " consist of sticking two wet pads somewhere on the underside of my cat, and the wires connected the wet pads to a laptop which supposedly would feed all the information to a program. I thought that seemed overly simple, but I was in a state of panic, I chose to believe it's some advanced science that I didn't understand. I was told that they will rush the result but it will be later that evening or next day. Then Yael proceeded to prescribe a list of remedies which is mostly supplements including a jar of homemade yogurt. The visit, including all the remedies I was told were necessary, came to just under $700. They also only accept cash or Zelle payments, no credit cards. The instruction I was given was to stop the medicationd from ER immediately and only take what was prescribed by Yael, and I did. At home, shortly after I gave my cat what Yael prescribed, he started vomiting violently and was visibly weaker. I call and told Yael what was happening and was met with loud, non-stop yelling, telling me that her remedies were right and I must follow her instructions. The biofeedback report showed pages of colorful breakdown and included readings of "pepsine secretion coefficient" and "small intestine peristalsis function" values, plus "protien metabolism value", "liver fat content value", plus kidney, lung function analysis, even blood circulation system analysis, etc. This program of theirs can read all these from two wet pad sticked to the skin of my cat? I ultimately decided to consult with a licensed vet, and luckily I found Dr. Sharp from a referral, and my cat's conditions improved without complications within days at a quarter of the cost. He is healthy and happy today. As pet parents, we are vulnerable to be taken advantage of when our pets become critically ill. I hope my experience can be helpful to anyone in similar situation and can make proper decisions for both your pets and you.

There is a reason that this woman is number one! When I got home, my boyfriend told me this is the…read morebest my dog has ever looked and he is absolutely correct. Best experience I highly recommend her.

I cannot recommend Jessica more - as a fear free groomer her empathy, skills, and knowledge is…read moreunmatched. We have an extremely anxious 8lb dog that we rescued earlier this year. The amount of stress I had leading up to his first groom was debilitating considering he does not like strangers, he does not like grooming tools, and he does not like being touched by strangers. Luckily we found Jessica and the relief I felt after meeting her and seeing her in action with our little pup was immense. We started with a couple desensitization sessions - he nipped, he urinated out of fear, and he trembled (all while on medication). But she worked slowly and listened to his fear and over the course of those sessions was able to start using the tools while keeping him at or below his fear threshold. By session three he got a full groom and looked absolutely adorable. I'm not exaggerating when I say Jessica is the only person we trust our dog with. Our lil' guy is on the extreme end of the spectrum, and if she can get him acquainted with a haircut and bath, she can do anything.

I have worked with many intuitives, psychics, and life coaches throughout my life, so I can…read morehonestly speak with some authority about Krishanti. She is a gifted intuitive and a talented coach. She is also wonderful working intuitively with animals, which she has proven over and over again with all my pets. She is the real deal and I will continue working with her whenever I have need for her services.

Krishanti was so incredibly helpful. I wasn't sure what to expect but was recommended by a friend…read moreand I do not regret connecting with her. Highly recommend. Pro tip: have a few things ready to discuss prior.

This is Elton eight months after seeing Dr. Watrobsky, he is continuing to thrive. after three…read moreyears of battling various issues, we finally just get to enjoy life together.

I was coming here with my dog Leo for ozone therapy and acupuncture for his cancer for about a year…read moreand it seemed to really help him! Unfortunately when Leo turned for the worst I knew it was time to set up the appointment to say good bye to him, when I called the woman on the phone was so absurdly rude!! I asked if they offered it with along we cremation and the woman just says "yes". I asked how much and she seemed very annoyed her reply "idk it depends on the size of the dog" I told her he was 5lbs and she let out a sigh because she had to look it up. She gave me a price range. Then I asked if the cremation was done individually or in a group she told me it was in a group so I told her I'd give her a call back because I wanted to talk to my fiancé about if that's what we wanted to do with him. I then told the woman that we were already patients there and her whole attitude changed, her tone of voice got soft and was then apologetic. It rubbed me the wrong way so we took our Leo else where to say goodbye. The vet techs and the vet who did our acupuncture were always so kind but their receptionists always seemed annoyed to be there and after this experience over the phone I will no longer be recommending this vet. Leo really liked the vet techs, so unfortunate. Saying bye to a pet is not easy, especially to make the call to set up the appointment so you'd think they'd have SOME compassion for these situations. Very disappointed.

I established care with Holistika Veterinary Clinic in 2024 with one of my cats (I have two)…read more During my first visit I spent over $1,000 on consultation and services. Because of the cost, I needed some time before bringing my second cat in. During that time my second cat had a medical emergency -- a urinary blockage. I rushed him to the emergency vet, where the bill escalated quickly since everything was out of pocket. The emergency vet suggested that to save money, they could give me my cat's urine sample so my regular vet could run the lab tests instead of running them at the emergency hospital. I immediately called Holistika Vet because they were the only veterinarian I had an established relationship with. I was extremely distressed and crying because the emergency vet had told me there was a 50% chance my cat might not survive and that follow-up with my regular vet would be important. The receptionist told me it was their policy that they could not see my second cat because he had never been examined there before. I explained that I understood the policy but asked if they could at least run the urine tests (which I would pay for) to help us understand what caused the blockage. Unfortunately, I was told they could not do that either and that the tests would have to be done at the emergency hospital. The conversation felt very cold and unsympathetic during a moment that was extremely frightening for me as a pet owner. Fast forward to February 2026 -- I scheduled an appointment for both of my cats. A few days before the appointment I received an email canceling it, stating they would no longer see my pets because I had given attitude to the receptionist during the emergency call months earlier. I went in person to speak with management to explain the situation and my perspective. I was told they had no record of the conversation but were still refusing future care. For me, the most disappointing part of this experience was the lack of compassion during a very serious emergency and the refusal to even run a test that could have helped guide my cat's care. Thankfully, I have since found another holistic veterinarian in Glendale, California who has been incredibly supportive.

Our dog has been battling IBD since we adopted him in 2020. After his last flare up, we became…read morefrustrated with the regular commercial vet just constantly recommending harsh steroids - these are making him lose his hair and are not great for his skin and liver. We came here to look for more natural alternatives and met with Dr. Chau. In the short session we had today, we learned about options and recommendations we haven't heard before (herbs, additional tests, and many other potential solutions we can look into). We left feeling more optimistic about potential natural solutions for our fur baby. Our pup is aggressive and bit one of the techs during the saliva sampling - we were absolutely mortified and felt so terrible but the whole staff was so understanding. Everyone there is so sweet and we look forward to the partnership to find a long term solution for our dog. We left with Chinese herbs to help with his severe skin allergies so I'm excited to see if these help him out in the next few weeks! We will also have a follow up consultation once his food allergy test results come back (it's about a 2-3 week lead time).

Unfortunately I had to put my 14 year old Cat down because he was suffering from cancer. I was…read morerecommended to Dr. Pasternak and I ended up going in to have my cat euthanized. The staff was very sweet and welcoming, and the experience was everything I could've asked for. A very sad moment for me was done with peace and precision. They give quality care and Dr. Pasternak son Jesse has slowly started to practice at the office and was present during the euthanasia and he was very kind, gentle, knowledgeable, and very sweet. Highly recommend this place.

I had a very upsetting experience with Dr. Pasternak in early 2024 that I still think about today…read more At the time, my 16-year-old rescue dog, Piper--who I've had for 12 of those years--suddenly began screaming in pain a few days after I returned from vacation. At first I thought it might be a strain, but the episodes became more frequent, sometimes waking me up in the middle of the night. I was extremely worried and just wanted to help her. A friend recommended Dr. Pasternak because he really has been incredible with her dog who was suffering from similar symptoms. she also said he takes a more holistic approach and avoids unnecessary pharmaceuticals. When I called the office first thing in the morning, the front desk staff were incredibly kind and told me to come in right away without an appointment. When we arrived, the front desk was just as compassionate and they were able to get us seen quickly, which I appreciated. A vet tech came in first to take Piper's vitals. At the time, I thought he might have been the veterinarian. When Dr. Pasternak came in, however, the interaction quickly became uncomfortable. It was primarily the demeanor of Dr. Pasternak that made the experience so upsetting. He was dismissive and abrupt from the start, which my neighbor--who had accompanied me--also noticed. He immediately asked why I hadn't brought my dog's previous medical records. I explained that in the urgency of the situation that was the last thing on my mind, but that the VCA emergency hospital across the street had them and could easily email them over. He appeared irritated by this. I also explained the medications Piper was currently on and that I had given her a full dose of trazodone before the visit to help calm her anxiety. Piper is blind and has high anxiety, but she is generally very gentle with people. Dr. Pasternak then stated that he would not treat her because the stress of the visit could potentially cause her to have a heart attack. The vet tech, seeing how distressed I was, tried to comfort both me and Piper and gently held her to help keep her calm. The only thing Dr. Pasternak offered was an injection, which he administered. Feeling shaken and still desperate for help, we immediately went to the VCA hospital across the street. The staff there treated Piper and were surprised by how the situation had been handled. Piper ended up needing about three weeks of recovery. Those weeks involved many sleepless nights, often sleeping on the floor beside her to keep her from jumping while she healed. I'm sharing this experience simply to encourage other pet owners to thoroughly research veterinary providers and consider multiple opinions, even when a recommendation comes from a trusted source. I didn't bother to read the reviews before our visit with later regret. Giving 1 star vs none as the office staff and vet technician were very kind during this extremely stressful and worrisome situation.

Very unprofessional. Aggressive leading with vegan vet but has forgotten how to be human. Very…read morescattered, kirt, abrupt, no follow through, checking messages vs tending to pet during house call did not check with me prior to tooth extraction JUST TOLD ME WHAT SHE DID which is not what she claims. She claims to advise prior to extraction. Very defensive by nature so every responder is an unnecessary argumentative exchange....everything she told me she would do, all paperwork she sent not highly incongruent and again unprofessional. Tiptoeing walking on eggshells you name it miss use of Authority and the pet suffers as a result. Highly inhumane. What was once a very optimistic sigh of relief for a very nervous rescue could not be further from that situation at this point only found out after working with her. I already paid once for an after visit follow through for information. She should've followed through naturally on her own with. It's very disheartening to attempt to be reprimanded by your vet because of their unprofessionalism and lack of follow through and for me to be pointed out as difficult. All dialogue post initial visit should have been included in the initial visit or she should've stayed to follow through during that time. By no fault of my own, I continued to follow instructions and continue to believe and take her for her word. She talks over you and doesn't let you finish. She doesn't hear what you're saying or whatever you're saying she hears it incorrectly and lashes out at you. Very disappointed. I was very hopeful and very happy at one point. There are many other mobile vets in Los Angeles. Keep looking elsewhere. I'm a very compassionate, patient and kind and absolutely generous client. There is no reason for this behavior from any "professional."

We have been long-time customers of Dr May. She's worked on 4 of our animals at home (regular…read morecheckups and dental) -- yesterday was our first time doing surgery in the clinic she uses (fat mass removed and dental with several teeth removed). Nice spot, a friendly staff and Newberry Park is a very nice place to spend the day. We were there about 8 hours because we didn't want to drive back and forth -- but I wanted to just pop in and say -- if you are thinking about having Dr May do surgery -- do it! BTW - if you go to the newberry location for surgery -- try the pizza place and the old-fashioned ice cream place in the same shopping area.

Wanted to schedule an appointment and the receptionist never got back to me ! On top of the fact he…read moredoesnt see your pet in person

My dog, Lola, has had GI issues forever. I've switched up her foods and had her on different meds…read morefor four years. I even did a blood test for food allergies. Dr Bittan was able to prescribe herbs to help and Lola has not had a major flare up in the eight months since our office visit. Max is also super helpful running the office and talking through any health questions.

My 4 year old Golden, Dudley, has been swimming with Jean, owner of Tranquil Pet, for just about 6…read moremonths now. It's been a perfect balance of fitness and fun for Dudley as he's learned how to swim in a safe way. He has had the opportunity to also swim with other dogs which has helped him become better socialized. Whether you're looking for aquatic therapy or recreational swimming for your dog, Tranquil Pet is THE best!!

My 13 year old lab, Stella, has had hip and shoulder arthritis. She seemed to be struggliing…read morewalking, and then we found out about Jean, and Tranquil Pet. Jean has literally saved Stella's life. She gets to her house and all of a sudden is like a puppy, runs into her yard and cannot wait to swim. Jean is so kind and patient. She is massaging and doing acupressure between her laps. Stella going 2x a week, and it is her favorite days by far. Jean is a dog whisperer, she is a dog healer. I cannot than her enough.

Roxane is truly one of a kind. I honestly don't think my dog Achilles could love her more -- the…read moremoment he sees her, he runs to her, tail wagging, completely obsessed. That alone tells me everything I need to know. When I'm out of town, I never worry. Roxane treats my dog like her own -- she even lets him sleep in her bed, which speaks volumes about the level of care and love she gives. She sends me multiple videos every day of Achilles playing with other dogs, having the best time, and just being genuinely happy. It brings me so much peace knowing he's not just being watched, but truly loved. I used to hate going out of town because I'm a control freak and a huge worrier. But I'm so lucky to have found Roxane. It's incredibly rare to find someone you trust this deeply with your dog. Roxane doesn't just pet-sit -- she bonds, she cares, and she loves. I feel so lucky to have found her and can't recommend her enough.

ROXY & CHERI ARE AMAZING!!!! I can't recommend them enough! Both ladies go out of their way to…read moreaccommodate my pickup and drop-off schedule, which is such a lifesaver with my busy routine. My two Frenchies absolutely love them -- they get so excited every time they realize they're headed to their place... and go nuts when they have to leave. They also love sleeping with them for extended overnight visits. Roxi and Cheri have a large outdoor space where the dogs can run around, play, and socialize with other pups, which gives me peace of mind knowing they're not just cooped up indoors. I also love that they regularly send pictures so I can see how happy and relaxed they are while I'm away. It's incredibly reassuring to know they're in such loving, capable hands. Definitely 5-star dog sitters -- thank you so much Roxy & CHERI :)