Euthanatized my dog a few weeks ago. I was surprised to see the hospital staff's thoughtful…read moresympathy card today. I lost my father a year ago and now losing my fur baby was difficult, but having the nice people at Lincoln Animal hospital reach out was really heartwarming Thank you those messages really helped me through this difficult time

Fiona has been blessed with pretty good health. Unfortunately she is getting older and along with…read moreher age comes her aches and pains. I called today and was blessed with a same day appointment. She is being treated for her arthritis with an injection and good old gabapentin. It was her lucky day and I treated her to a mani and pedi. Not so lucky for blood work. The office is very kind to humans too. They have a fridge with complementary drinks, goodies like chips and cookies. Along with a keurig for coffee drinkers. When I was here I saw dogs of all ages. However if you have a senior dog with aches and pains I highly recommend Lincoln animal hospital. They are very kind to their patients. Prices are reasonable. Staff is very friendly.

Good customer service. I feel like the current staff is always super nice and the attendants are so…read morefriendly! They handled my pup really well despite how much energy he has. The vet is also very compassionate and thorough when he was talking to us. They remembered my 4 year old pit bull immediately. We have had only two visits here. One to get a referral for a TPLO surgery and recently for allergy shots. He's all recovered now so I'm really happy with our care!

My recent experience at Animaid made me decide that I will not bring any of my pets back here. Two…read moreof my dogs and my cat has been coming to Animaid. This recent visit, I called them to make an appointment as my cat had UTI symptoms. My cat despises the vet and can become aggressive. I let the receptionist know of this and how he requires sedation so they actually changed my appointment from Saturday to Friday. They informed me that since he requires sedation, it'll be better to come in on Friday. I moved all my work schedule around despite how busy I was to make the Friday appointment work. When I showed up, this kind vet assistant (I don't remember her name but she had colored hair) was able to hold my cat down. She told me another assistant will be shadowing her. This was frustrating because my cat was starting to get aggressive and she seemed very lost and confused and couldn't even input the information into the computer. We had to wait for the vet for another 20 minutes because he was still helping another pet in the other room. After waiting, he comes in to say that there is nothing they can do since he requires sedation. Excuse me? I had informed them from the very beginning when I had made this appointment that he would require sedation. It seemed very unprofessional on their part to make an appointment knowing circumstance and then refusing to assist and provide help. Knowing my cat, he seemed very uncomfortable and it made me upset that I had wasted my time coming here instead of being able to get him the help he needs. Animaid had advertised that they would be able to help, but in the end, they turned us away. As the other reviews stated, Brett is no longer there and it has definitely gone downhill since he left. He truly showed so much love and care to all the animals and was a big reason I liked bringing my pets here. This was a very frustrating experience and I will never be returning here again.

Alamitos Animal Hospital came highly recommended by friends and family, and I completely see why…read more Dr. Albert Leung is a fantastic, straightforward vet who truly cares. Albert & his team successfully removed a benign tumor from my senior dog's forehead last year and handled a dental extraction seamlessly. Most recently, he helped us treat a sudden limp in my dog's rear leg. He always takes the time to answer my questions and clearly explain our treatment options, starting with the most practical ones. Thanks to Dr. Leung and his warm, accommodating team, my dog is back to his happy, normal self. Highly recommend!

We had a great experience...the team was very patient with me and all my questions…read more Dr. L provided great advice and also made a follow up call regarding my dogs health. I highly recommend Alamitos Animal Hospital.

We have been going here for about 6 years now…read more Our boy is usually very timid and anxious. But he relaxes once he sees the ladies that work here. Upon checkin in they will have your pet step on a scale in the waiting room then you're assigned a room for them to assess them. Once the condition is discussed and treatment agreed upon, they will give you an estimate for those services before proceeding. Once all of that is agreed upon, they take them to the back to perform the treatment (if they're getting shots, etc). You pay on your way out. Bonus: they have a welcome sign where they write the animals names that's coming in that day. Our dog can't read . But it makes us smile to know he's welcome.

I have taken my new kitten here a couple of times because he was having trouble with an eye and…read morerespiratory infection. Scheduling an appointment was so easy with them and they have amazing communication. Their app also makes it 100x better as you can see past appointments, invoices and the treatments given. My kitten meets with Dr. Mares and she is an absolute sweetheart with my little boy. She explains everything in great detail and is willing to work if a certain treatment isn't within price range or if there are any alternatives. My only con for this place is that it's a little pricey but if you have pet insurance it shouldn't matter much. My trips have ranged from $100-300 only because of his recent treatments that include tests for his eyes and lungs. I believe the appointment fee is around $80-$100 though. They also have a wellness plan program if you want to stick with VCA animal hospitals that is like pet insurance but just for their hospitals, I'd recommend looking into it!

We take our pom Tiger here to get vaccinated and this was also where we got him neutered. The…read moreprices here all very affordable and the staff are very caring and helpful as well. I came today for his rabies and bordetella vaccine and I forgot my credit card at the counter. The staff member that helped me at check out ran outside to look for me in my car just to return my credit card so I wouldn't have to make another trip back. I would definitely recommend this place for all your vet needs.

Affordable & great staff. They really care about your pet. Got both my dogs neutered here and it…read morewas quick and very cost efficient. We were originally quoted $500-1000 from other vets but golden state quoted us $250 and $15 for meds to take home, that's unheard of in today's industry. The staff is very patient and very sweet as well

Valley View Animal Hospital has been an absolute blessing for me and my dog, Coco. From the very…read morefirst visit, I could tell this wasn't just any vet clinic--the staff genuinely *loves* animals and treats each one like their own. They don't just focus on medical care; they go above and beyond to make sure pets feel safe, comfortable, and cared for. One of the things that really touched me was seeing how the staff takes Coco out for walks when hes staying there. It's such a small thing, but it speaks volumes about how much they truly care. Knowing she's getting fresh air, love, and attention even when I'm not around gives me so much peace of mind. The doctor who owns the clinic is equally amazing. He's been so kind and generous in working with me to make Coco's care affordable without ever compromising on quality. He takes the time to explain everything, answer questions, and make sure I feel confident about the care plan. If you're looking for a vet who will treat your pet like family, look no further than Valley View Animal Hospital. Coco and I are so lucky to have found them--I wouldn't take him anywhere else. Thank you Selena, Sara, Mia, and the whole staff at Valley View Anomal hospital!

Very good service and nice staff - brought both my doggies here from an other vet - happy great…read moreservice

I can't give enough compliments to this vet. Been here for years and I just realize I haven't wrote…read morea review for this vet because it deserve many many stars. First off thank you Dr. Ash for being informative and especially he always kind and treat animals with care and passion. He never recommend anything that's unnecessary and we - clients appreciate it so much! Neemo has been spayed here and did see Dr many times and been cured here many times. She has good experiences here as well as Ozzy ( though Ozzy is scared of everything, she managed to overcome her fear here so yk the staff are very gentle) If you're curious, prices here are affordable/ reasonable to me. They never push you to do things that not needed atm. 10000% recommend you to come

ive called this place a handful of times over the last 7-8 years to try to make an appointment…read morebecuase its closest to my house. However, every single time, I have been told they are not accepting new patients. How is it that in over 7 years you have never accepted a new patient? I'm so confused. Is this Vet so loaded with customers that they can pick and choose who they help? Anyway, many other Vets willing to take any animal that needs help.

We take our 2 dogs here for the past 2 years for checkups shots and the like. Both our dogs are…read moreolder, one is 12 and the other is 13. Generally I am able to make appointments for them within 48 hours of needing to be seen which is good. However their hours and appointments might be limited sometimes so YMMV. Recently our older dog was having issues and we brought him in. Our first appointment did not go well as he was never seen, they told me to come back the next day which I did. We came back the following day and he was seen for his lack of appetite and urinary issues. In the past everything was fairly expensive but this time took the cake. It cost $700 for an exam, two lab tests and a small medication to increase his appetite for a few days. The worst part is, we did not get any diagnosis since they didn't find anything wrong. They also checked his ears which he is often scratching daily and they said were totally normal also. The next day he was worse so now we are forced to take him to an emergency room and pay double the cost, at a minimum. They also gave me about using our Carecredit card for the payment, which is in my wife's name, even though they know both of us and our dogs for the last two years. They also didn't give us any discount for the trouble of rescheduling on us or being a repeat customer. Imagine going to a mechanic for your car paying $700 and it's worse than when you brought it in? That is the situation as of not.

Cypress Dog & Cat Hospital Is the absolute best. Their staff…read moreis caring, friendly and knowledgeable. They take the time to do everything they can to treat your pets. We've been bringing in our animals for 10+ years and it's the only place we'll go. Sneezy, Bacon and Eggzy thank you for taking care of them! If you wondering where to go, Cypress Dog & Cat Hospital is the answer.

I usually don't write reviews to bash a business, but I lost 2 pets under the care of Dr. Adams and…read morehis negligence. I want to do my part to help you all not go through the heart ache we had to go through watching our precious pets die slowly die in front of us. I periodically battled with this for years because I don't like 1 starring a business, but Dr. Adams is a trained vet and he should know better. So now after many years, I have decided to inform the Cypress community of what happened to my pets under his care. I lived in Cypress about 8-9 years ago. Something was wrong with my cat, Kookie, so we took him here at the recommendation of a neighbor. My cat was about 5 years old and wasn't eating his solid foods anymore and was barely touching his wet food. Being a first time cat owner, we just thought he was being picky with his food. We noticed that he was constantly straining and trying to use the litterbox. At this point we knew something was wrong. Took my cat here and Dr. Adams assumed he was straining because of constipation. So proceeded to do an x-ray, didn't look like there was blockage and then recommended an enema and fluids because it looked like my cat wasn't grooming himself anymore. In addition, did blood work. Called me to tell me my cat's bloodwork was normal. A few days went by and we brought my cat back in because the receptionist told us to. Again, did fluids again. A week went by and my cat is not eating period. I bring him back in and fluids again. At this point we have spent about $1,800 on my sick cat. Eventually, by the 3rd week, I witnessed my cat collapse in front of me and us rushing to this vet and having to put our poor baby down because his body temp was severely low and was probably dealing with end organ damage. Fast forward to today, I am now a Physician Assistant and have social media to help educate me one of the most common issues to look out for in MALE cats: kidney stones. Previously in my post, I had mentioned that my MALE cat was STRAINING. As a trained Vet, why didn't Dr. Adams have urolithiasis as the top differential of what my cat was likely dealing with. I also have suspicions that he faked the CMP/BMP blood test that would have evaluated for kidney function because I never received a copy of the results. Also suspicious because the CMP/BMP results probably would have showed up as abnormal given that my cat was extremely symptomatic (i.e. not eating, not drinking, and not grooming). Another vet on social media told us if your cat is not eating, not drinking, not grooming, and especially STRAINING, by the time you bring the cat in, it's probably too late. A few years later my Sharpei, Dori, had a mass or tumor growing on him. He was either 5 or 6 years old at the time. My partner handled the vet visits this time around. Anyone in medicine knows that you don't operate on a mass unless you know for sure it's not a cancer. Dr. Adams recommended to my partner to biopsy, but my partner declined. With my partner declining, Dr. Adams still agreed to operate on Dori. A few weeks after the operation, the mass came back with a vengeance. It was bigger and abnormally shaped. Eventually it got to the point where the center of mass became necrotic and he had maggots growing inside of the mass. We only found out it was an aggressive cancer when we took him to VCA emergency to run some tests. The Dr there told us Dr. Adams should have never agreed to operate without biopsy. Within a few weeks, we decided to put him down. He was no longer eating and drinking and he was vomiting fluid. The day we took him to put him down, he thought he was going on a walk because we put him on a leash. He suddenly had so much life and excitement again. Seeing that broke my heart so much because as an owner we didn't do the best we could to protect him so he could continue being the happy dog he was.

Staff here are always so friendly and treats my dog with care. The vet is nice, although blunt and…read morestraightforward. He really explains everything so well and leaves it open to asking questions.

We highly recommend this animal care hospital. The talented and friendly staff have provided…read moreoutstanding care for all three of our dogs, ranging from puppy to senior, and our herd is always happy and calm when they come in. Thank you all for the continued support and wonderful care you give to our herd. -- TK

Plenty of parking!…read more You walk in to a clean & large lobby. Greeted by friendly staff. We were taken back to the room quickly. Kat, met our dog & us with a smile and was friendly and happy. The Vet! Oh my gosh she is the best!!!!!! So warm got down to pet River (106lbs) looked her over gave us her opinion and we are sold on Happy Tails!!!