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Services - Small Animal Hospital

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Mass or tumor removal

Microchipping

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Momo Kamoto when he was younger
Gina J.

I'm so glad we found this pet hospital. Everyone here is so sweet and pleasant. I was hesitant to take Momo to "just anyone". I know I made the best choice. We brought Momo in because we had to let him go to Pet Heaven. You cared for him so tenderly and I know that he was in the best care we could find. It was hard letting him go and you gave me the opportunity and time to say our goodbyes. Sorry for the inconvenience to your other pet friends. When we left your waiting room was full. Thank you to everyone that was there with your patience.

Scrappy!
Mike W.

We thought our lil boy Scrappy was choking so my wife and I were in a bit of a panic. We didn't know where to go so I checked Google and this place was the closest. Upon arrival, my wife in tears hands Scrappy off to them. Within 10 minutes the Dr comes out and tells us Scrappy is doing just fine, he wasn't choking! He had a piece of sharp plastic stuck in his teeth in the back of his mouth. ‍ They charged us for a simple office visit and we were happily on our way. The Dr and her whole staff were so friendly and caring. I would definitely recommend "Small Animal Hospital" to anyone! Thank you for helping Scrappy!

Wicket after his last visit to Small Animal Hospital
Jaime D.

I have been coming to see Dr. Davis and staff for several years. They have seen all my animals and there have been many. Recently just my dog, two cats and several rats. The staff is always friendly and compassionate. Dr. D takes his time explaining anything you have questions on. In fact, all of the doctors are very willing to take their time and make sure you are completely satisfied. Times are a little different now with the Covid-19 virus and as all business are doing, they are trying to adapt. It has made it a little harder to get an appointment due to the staff having to take extra time to clean and sanitize the rooms after each appointment. Also, the staff are trying to maintain the recommended 6 foot distance from the human parents that are bringing their fur babies in. Sometimes its hard to watch your babies, who seem scared, in the hands of someone else, but they are very professional as long as the human parents are. Reading the previous review, I can tell Mrs. Brenda obviously does not understand that. I have never had a bad experience at Small Animal, with any of the staff or the doctors. From routine visits like getting shots to harder times like having to euthanize my babies, they have always been there, kind, caring and compassionate. To all the Drs., Angel, Mardell, Lupe, Jen and others not mentioned, thank you for being there for our babies in this trying time. Times have changed and we are all trying to adapt. I appreciate Small Animal always being there for their clients and community. Wicket, Sam and Cali send their kisses

My little princess after surgery.
Dennis W.

I've been coming here for about 20 years. As long as I've had my current Yorkie, Molly, and she's almost 15, I've never taken her anywhere else. I don't live close, but to me, its worth the drive for the excellent service Dr. Davis and his staff provides. I can say this with complete honesty that Dr. Davis gives my Yorkie better treatment than some other doctors have given me personally. It's true! I trust his judgment, diagnosis, and patient care without reservation. He has the most friendly, patient, and informative staff working with him. I really appreciate how nice people are when we visit. Angel, thank you for always making our visits pleasant! Last time, Molly had to have surgery and some teeth extracted. Lupe let me come back to the kennel area to visit her after the surgery was completed. She was kinda out of it, but when she saw me she perked right up and started scratching at the cage to get out. They let me hold her while we went over what I'd have to do to take care of her for the next couple of weeks. Thanks for your clear instructions Lupe! When I walked in this time, I saw a sign on the building that this animal hospital was established in 1945 and it's still going strong. That's a lot of history and tradition for any business!

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Always take my dogs here ,it may cost a lot but you can tell they really care for your pets

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over 1 hour wait during what seemed a very average day. otherwise this is our preferred vet. but they really need to work on wait times.

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Ask the Community - Small Animal Hospital

Does anyone know if this vet takes rabbits?

Yes. But most "exotics" are seen at their other location on La Sierra.

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Review Highlights - Small Animal Hospital

She looks for her special friends Mardell, Jen, and Lupe who treat her like she's the only dog in the world.

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