I was very sad when Dr. Singh left and considered finding a new very but I am glad I didn't. I am…read morevery happy with the care my dog received by Dr. Taylor Phillips and the rest of the staff. My dog was stung by a wasp and had a severe reaction and although they did not have any appointments on Monday when I called, they squeezed me in and saw her as quickly as they could. The pricing was fair and the staff were very patient with my anxious crazy pup. The next day I had some questions about maybe needing to bring her back in and then assured me on the phone her symptoms were to be expected and even advised on what I could give her to help. Very happy with our experience.

From start to finish, I am extremely happy with our experience at Family Pet Hospital…read more Our usual veterinarian was out of town, and our dog, Yuna, was suffering from severe itching due to her allergies. Her previous treatment plan provided some relief, but it wasn't fully addressing her symptoms, and we didn't want her to wait any longer for care. The receptionist was incredibly kind and helpful in squeezing Yuna in for a next-day appointment. She also let us know that the hospital was offering a complimentary first-time client exam, which was an added bonus. Dr. Sandhu was knowledgeable, thorough, and compassionate. She took the time to discuss a treatment plan that worked for both Yuna and our family and reassured us that allergy management extends beyond just Apoquel and Cytopoint. She mentioned recently attending a dermatology conference, and I truly appreciated her commitment to continuing education. As a pet care professional myself, I know how important it is to stay current with advancements in animal care, whether in grooming, veterinary medicine, or other fields. I was especially impressed that Dr. Sandhu recommended a newer medication, Zenrelia, which I had not previously heard of. After visiting several veterinarians over the years, we've often been told that Apoquel and Cytopoint were the primary options available. Learning that there are additional avenues to explore for allergy treatment was both reassuring and encouraging. The entire team was also incredibly patient and accommodating. I was at work during the appointment, and my husband, who brought Yuna in, wasn't as familiar with her medical history and previous treatments. The staff took the time to work with me over the phone and made sure all of my questions and concerns were addressed. What stood out most was that I never felt pressured into unnecessary treatments or add-ons. Unfortunately, some veterinary practices today can feel transactional or dismissive of client concerns. At Family Pet Hospital, I felt genuinely heard, respected, and supported. Their focus was clearly on finding the best solution for Yuna rather than selling services. As of her first day on Zenrelia, Yuna is already showing encouraging signs of improvement, and we are hopeful this treatment will provide her with lasting relief. We will continue monitoring her progress, but we're very pleased with how she is doing so far. Thank you, Dr. Sandhu and the entire staff, for your kindness, expertise, and dedication to your patients. I highly recommend Family Pet Hospital to anyone looking for a veterinary team that is compassionate, knowledgeable, and committed to providing personalized care.

This is a top-notch, cream of the crop cat rescue, and I should know. I volunteer for a rescue in…read moreanother county and have fostered numerous animals, both dogs and kittens, for the other rescue. This rescue ALWAYS does what is in the best interest of the kittens and cats. The volunteers do a great job of not only preparing the cats for being members of a family, but they also help the community in untold ways. I adopted a barn cat from them that had to be rehabilitated, and she and I get along perfectly. She is my little buddy and barn supervisor. Rachel really knows what she's doing when it comes to cat behavior and fear free training. I've been super impressed with her desire to go above and beyond in helping people manage behaviors and keep their cats when a problem behavior has cropped up even when it wasn't one of her adoptions.

My kids were asking for a cat/kittens around the holidays & I didn't think it was a good idea…read moreconsidering I'm allergic. We reached out to Rachel & hosted foster kittens which was a perfect opportunity to support the rescue & see if cats were a good match for our household. Ultimately we decided not to adopt the two kittens & they went to a perfect forever home. It was a great experience working with Rachel. She's incredibly knowledgeable, passionate & kind. We continue to maintain a relationship with her & have adopted a couple of barn cats that we absolutely adore.

We were in and out! Love how helpful and professional the staff members were. Our Vet was super…read morethorough and friendly not just to us but both of our huskies. This was my first time there and would recommend this place.

I called Vacaville pet vet clinic, to get some advice about my 15 year old dog. Not only were they…read morerude and uncensored. But they told me that I should look for care at other facilités. Absolutely no care and no empathy. Zero out of 10 stars.. Instantly called Family Pet Hospital. And explained the same issues I had, and they helped me within 5 min! Go to them guys!!!! No need to stay around getting belittled by front desk women. Absolutely ridiculous. Her name is Victoria. Be aware of her. She will not give you any sort of grace or understanding. An awful front desk person. Will never come back to this place.

I have had many wild babies mainly possums. These animals are a beneficial part of our existence…read more We are taking thier space and putting concrete, houses, gas stations etc. Poor animals trying to figure it out. This place helps with wildlife. Babies injured etc. please donate.

We had the pleasure of meeting Wendy Bello, the new director of the wildlife center in Suisun, a…read morefew days ago. That morning we found a mama possum who very recently died in front of the nest she prepared for her babies. She had been injured. We called the center and spoke with Mike (I think that was his name). I was prepared for a negative and rude response as I had received in a previous call a few years back when calling about an injured bird. Instead, Mike was concerned and asked me to bring the baby possums right in. I was not prepared for this kind and caring response so I continued to advocate on behalf of the possum babies. He was very kind and again encouraged me to bring them in. When we arrived, Wendy was expecting us and immediately took charge. She confirmed that the mama was recently deceased and checked the pouch for any babies. She then checked the nest as we had brought in the entire nest thinking that there were only 4 babies hidden. Wendy found 11 babies. She had already set up an area for them to be placed in the center. Meanwhile she provided great information on possums and the wildlife center. She also provided information on the plan of care. It was truly an amazing experience and my heart was lifted knowing the babies were in such great hands. They are back on my donations list Much love and appreciation to the Suisun Marsh Wildlife Center

Dr Anguiano takes great care of my fur baby, Kiki. Love the staff at the practice as well.read more

What a great clinic. They were real quick to get my pet in and help resolve his issue. Very…read moreprofessional and clean environment.

I rarely leave reviews, but my experience at this clinic was so upsetting that I feel obligated to…read morewarn other pet owners. My dog, Sully, is a sweet, gentle boy who has been through a lot. He's behind on two vaccines because of financial hardship, but he is vaccinated for rabies and we've always done the best we can for him. He was also traumatized by a previous groomer who cut his nails too short and made him bleed, so he's understandably nervous around clippers and certain handling. We arrived at this new vet hopeful and in good spirits. The clinic is in the middle of farm fields, but the receptionist was kind and welcoming. Sully was calm at first. Then things went downhill fast. A nurse and a trainee came in. The trainee attempted to take Sully's temperature with an ear device she clearly did not know how to use. It kept beeping loudly in his ear, and she tugged his ear when he flinched. She even had to ask the other nurse how to change the settings. At that point, Sully no longer trusted her -- and honestly, neither did we. When they tried to take his temperature rectally, he growled out of fear. Instead of adjusting their approach, they pushed forward. Then the doctor came in. Her greeting felt forced and overly high‑pitched. She tried giving Sully treats and even handed treats to the assistant to "gain his trust," but the damage was already done. When she tried to take his temperature and he growled again, she made a comment like "Oh, he's a mama's boy," which did not feel like a joke -- it felt dismissive. When he growled a second time, she threw her hands up and said loudly, "I cannot work like this!" with her eyes closed, as if she was barely holding herself together. It was unprofessional and honestly shocking. They took him to another room with a window so we could watch, and gave him his two overdue vaccines. Then the doctor insisted he needed to be sedated for a nail trim because "he relies on you too much." When we declined due to cost, she asked "Why not?" in a rude tone. We explained we couldn't afford it, and she acted annoyed. She told the receptionist to give us a "discount" and a price breakdown, but the total was still far more expensive than any vet we've ever been to. My mom and I debated whether to continue or leave. We decided to just get the two basic shots and go. The doctor didn't say goodbye, didn't reassure Sully, didn't reassure us -- nothing. Just walked out. The entire experience felt rude, careless, and borderline cruel. The assistant did not seem trained or confident enough to be handling animals, and the doctor seemed impatient, judgmental, and overwhelmed by a dog simply expressing fear. We left shaken, upset, and honestly heartbroken for Sully. I will never return, and I hope this review helps other pet owners avoid the same experience.

Everyone here is so very kind. I had called several vets in my area and they all refused to take…read more"new patients" or couldn't see my dog till the end of September. We enjoyed our experience here, very welcoming!

Sometimes you get lucky enough to find people who truly care, and that's exactly what we've found…read moreat Monticello Veterinary Services. Finnegan is 13 1/2 years old, and the staff has gone above and beyond to help us navigate the challenges that come with an aging Labrador. They didn't just follow a routine treatment plan. They took the time to think through his specific situation and came up with a one-of-a-kind approach designed just for him. At every step, they've been compassionate, patient, and willing to do whatever they could to help our old guy stay comfortable and enjoy life. You can tell they genuinely care about their patients and the people who love them. Thank you for all you've done for Finn. We appreciate you more than you know.

First my vet office in Vacaville was too full to fit us in, so they recommended this place in…read morewinters. I love love this small clinic! Amazing!! First, I don't think the review about the invoice is correct, as my experience was WAY different. Before the vet came in I saw the breakdown for the cost. And honestly, very reasonable. They also give military discount which was very nice of them! Honestly, if we were staying here, this would become my regular vet. If you look at any reviews, I would go in with an open mind because I almost didn't go due to the bad review about the cost. So happy I didn't listen.

Every. Single. Person. There. CARES…read more They always provide true care for both my dogs and me.

I've been a customer with this vet office since 2022 when I moved to Suisun and started taking my…read morechihuahua Benito here. At first I had no complaints. They even had one of the doctors fix his teeth. They took really good care of him during that procedure. About 2 years ago the team started becoming real sticklers about the heart worm medication I gave him every month. It was a nuisance but I figured it was a safety precaution as they explained to me. Then when my fiancé moved in with his 2 pit mixes it became pretty ridiculous. This vet office had policies that are incredibly strict around prescribing heart worm medication. And with 2 medium sized dogs and a little, the price of these meds is WILD. I know this inflexibility around policy is not typical since I've asked folks about their vet experiences and found that some vets will have you sign paperwork that says you understand the risk of not getting them tested every year in order to ensure the dog can stay on the flea tick heart worm meds. This strictness was also very different than my experience at Redwood Vet Hospital in Vallejo. I give my dogs their heart worm medicine every single month without exception. I never miss a dose. This vet office isn't really willing to work with dog owners and seems more loyal to their policies & money than trying to mitigate health risks & disease in dogs. They don't believe their customers who tell them that we don't miss a dose. They don't care if you understand the risks they're describing for a possible missed dose. They will proceed to talk to you like your dumb. I've experienced both Dr. Kafka & Dr. Brandwajn talking down to either me or my partner (over the phone) about how we care for our dogs. I used to work at a dog daycare and I understand that many, many owners don't really know how to properly care for their dogs. I feel for vets and what they have to see and deal with. But the way business is conducted in this office is not the way to make it better. I haven't seen Heather in the office for a while, I'm not sure if she still works there but she was one of the office staff who didn't treat me like I didn't know what I was doing and even leveled with me and said that if money was an issue I can get my 3 dogs vaccinated at the monthly SPCA clinic. She seemed to understand that the safety of the dog should be the priority, but when we took our dogs back for their next checkup at A4P after taking them to the vaccine clinic we were treated as if we were lying about them having been vaccinated. The amount of hoops we have to jump through just to get our dogs access to flea tick & heart worm meds feels like a scam. We've brought our dogs in just for a simple heart worm test or cytopoint shot and been quoted $1000+ for a wild amount of additional tests they wanted to tack on. I do not feel like this vet is trustworthy or has my dogs best interests in mind. Our experience at the last two visits has finally convinced us to change vets. Which is sad because I really wanted to support this local business that isn't owned by private equity. Please enjoy pics of the goodest dogs in the world