Our first visit to Adobe Los Altos took place at the end of 2025 after our Vet at another Vet Hospital moved to another Hospital far from us. My 12 years old dog by that time had serious diagnosis, we saw Dr Ji twice for different medical issues and both times i was very impressed . Confident. Knowledgable. No any pressure for not so important Labs or not necessary prescriptions, very deep understanding about side effects from meds, vaccinations that my dog was on. Dr Ji always called me back if i was leaving messages or she asked team member to call me back. Very appreciative. Our last visit to Adobe (Emergency) happened 3 days ago when my dog developed life threatening symptoms, it was the last hour for our dog. Special Thank you to Dr Corces and technician Olivia for your compassion, caring, patience. . Olivia immediately came to our car, examined the dog, immediately carried her to the room.During the whole visit Olivia stayed with our dog. Many Many Thanks, Dr Corces! for your expertise,for helping us. We had to make a difficult decision and you were very respectful . Thank you very much. read more

Last night, my cat was not feeling well. He was coughing as if something was stuck in his throat. We ended up taking him to the Adobe animal hospital in Los Altos. He's been there many times for other issues, and the care he received in the past has always been excellent. When we checked in, there was only one animal ahead of us. It's a nice waiting area. Everything was clean and spotless. We waited about 15 minutes before being put in a room. There was only one Dr. on site, but luckily, they weren't too busy. Dr. Beard and her vet techs took excellent care of my boy. He apparently was having an asthma flare-up. They gave him a sedative shot, since he was being a bit spicy. He hates going to the Dr., just like other pets. They gave him oxygen and a steroid shot. They also took x-rays to be sure there were no foreign objects in his throat. Luckily, all the x-rays were clear. They monitored him, and we were able to take him home after he stabilized. The staff are wonderful here. They treat your pet as if it were their own. Dr. Beard and her team helped make my baby feel better, and I'm so grateful for their compassion and love for all animals. You can tell these folks love what they do. Adobe will always be our number one place to go to for an emergency. read more

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I will never recommend this price gouging private equity owned clinic. Their charges are outrageous! They charged a rate of $2040/hour for "wound care" (a simple laceration of less than 1 inch that my dog had that needed stitches). That is far more than urgent care clinics charge for stitching a cut in humans! I googled the cost of stitching a person's laceration with up to 6 stitches, and City Health's website lists the charge for that service as "$150-$300." Adobe charged me $680 to stitch up my dog ON TOP Of the $200 "walk-in urgent care" charge, and various other charges for medicines, anesthetic, bandages, and "hospitalization," for a TOTAL BILL of $1,861. read more

I used to go to Adobe for many years and with a lots of pets (mostly dogs). Even after spending tens of thousands of dollars there (example: one of my dogs was in the ICU there for weeks leading up to my wedding, and then died immediately after we brought her home), I was still pleased with the care and value overall. We moved away for a little while, and now that we are back, NO. Absolutely not. We have gone to both locations and had bad experiences in both places! The doctor I met with in Los Gatos was new, and he was downright incompetent and insulting! They used to hire the best. The tech in Los Altos was also rude (what gives!?) and completely inexperienced. Another tech had to step in mid-vaccine for our new puppy, which was scary and bizarre. Go somewhere else, period. read more

Dr. Hill is great. He can manage my fearful dog and so far has never tried to run upa big bill. From what I see in the reviews I would avoid Adobe otherwise. read more

Toast treats the vet like it's a haunted house, even with anxiety meds, she still shakes like a leaf. Enter Jessie Haestad. Jessie walked in, got down on the floor, and introduced herself to Toast like they were old friends, not sworn enemies. Toast actually relaxed (I didn't know she had that setting at the vet). Jessie is kind, patient, and clearly has a superpower with nervous pups. 10/10, would let Jessie meet Toast before anyone else again. read more

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My dog Nico and I are beyond grateful for the incredible care he received. Dr. Hill, removed a growth from Nico's mouth and is now the happiest pup with the prettiest smile! Not only is Dr. Hill a highly skilled vet, but also a genuinely kind, compassionate, and caring human being who genuinely loves animals. There are no words to fully express how thankful we are. May God and Saint Francis of Assisi bless you and Adobe Animal Hospital (Los Altos). Thank you for everything, Dr. Hill and staff! read more

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I had a deeply disappointing experience at this vet and need to share it to help other pet owners make informed decisions. The doctor visit fee is 160$ but it is unprofessional: When I asked a very basic medical question, the vet openly searched for the answer on Google right in front of me. I understand people cannot remember all details no matter how good they are, but this "in-front-of-me" Google search means "I dare to show I'm empty in this area in front of my customer because I know you cannot do anything to me." It was not only shocking but also felt extremely disrespectful and unprofessional. After the appointment, the vet emailed me a list of follow-up tests. I replied asking for more details, but she never responded (Maybe she thought I wasn't a good, paying customer, but was asking too many questions?). This kind of ghosting is unacceptable, especially when it concerns a pet's health. Same ghosting also happened on the test results: One of the test reports was blank, I followed up via email to ask for clarification, but again, no one responded. Besides, without taking the time to read my pet's medical records and life history, the vet immediately recommended a long list of tests including blood test, urinalysis, X rays and ultrasound. I understand sometimes full tests are necessary, but the tests should be ordered in priority based on the pet's real condition. My experience in Adobe was more like a sales pitch than a thoughtful medical consultation. My cat was taking prescriptions before this visit, and the vet ignored the evidence of platelets and hematocrit improvement, and still insisted on X rays, ultrasound and even marrow testing.But in fact, the prescription works and my cat gets recovered. You will NEVER have the chance to earn money from these tests, feel sorry...... read more

If you want a vet who will support you and your pet when something goes wrong, this is not the place. Just take a look at their reviews - we are not the only people who've had a terrible experience that permanently impacted a pet's health. Our dog went in for a routine dental cleaning, and came out with tail necrosis necessitating AMPUTATION. Adobe had no explanation for what could have possibly caused the necrosis, but insisted that they didn't do anything wrong. This made no sense to me, so I consulted experts for second opinions. They ruled out various possible underlying conditions, and confirmed that the most likely explanation was that Adobe had injured our dog's tail during the cleaning. There was no evidence supporting any other explanation. When faced with all of this, Adobe refused to take any accountability. Adobe actually charged us for the follow up appointment to look at the tail (I had never been charged by a vet for post-surgery follow-up appointments), and refused to cover the cost of the tail amputation. This is all despite the medical director Dr. Ellis conducting a literature review that failed to identify any possible alternative causes for the necrosis (according to Adobe employee Cindy). You would think that when your pet comes out of a dental cleaning with an injury requiring amputation, and the vet has no explanation for what caused the injury, and other vets say that the most likely cause is that the vet caused the injury, the vet might take some responsibility, right? Wrong. Instead of trying to resolve things positively, Adobe punted us to their corporate parent company's insurance. The insurance adjuster (Heather from Gallagher) informed me that she did not review Adobe's records, but after a single call with Cindy determined that there was no evidence that Adobe was responsible for the necrosis. When I discussed the second opinion that I had received, Heather condescendingly implied that I was lying to her and invited me to bring suit. I provided Adobe and the insurance company with a formal written second opinion from our veterinary pathologist, opining that based on the evidence the most likely explanation was that Adobe's vets had damaged our dog's tail, but still no accountability. We are glad that we decided to proceed with the tail amputation at MedVet Mountain View, where our pet received high quality care from board certified surgeons (Adobe does not employ board certified surgeons, which I was shocked to learn after the fact). read more

Pharmacist came up with a no cost workable solution. The container of potassium powder had a very small opening and a short 1/4 tsp spoon. It was difficult to access the spoon to measure the powder for me, and impossible for my larger handed husband Solution: The pharmacist gave me a green pill bottle that I can fill with the K powder plus it fits the spoon. It is now easy to access the spoon and measure the powder for both of us. Thank you! read more

horrible place. chopped my cats head off and sent it to the government because they wrongfully suspected he had rabies. it was supposed to be a peaceful passing under euthanasia. i regret bringing him here every single day. vet named KEVIN NGUYEN SHOULD BE FIRED IMMEDIATELY. read more

My 4 yo shi tzu gets terribly scared (plus he is aggressive) at his annual check-ups. Dr. Hill took his time to let my dog relax and get used to his voice and presence before getting down to exam my dog (who refused to stay on the exam table). He skillfully and confidently handled my dog with gentleness yet firmness. He also gave excellent advice on vaccines and recommended products I can consider to treat my dog's skin allergies. I highly recommend Dr. Hill! read more

we had to bring our dog for treatment during urgent care hours and received excellent care from Dr. Beard and her team. Dr. Beard spent unhurried time examining our pup, and gave advice on how to proceed with compassion and realism- what she would do in the situation if it were her dog. She is amazing. Jasmine was also wonderful in administering meds to our pup. Highly recommend this practice. read more

DO NOT BRING YOUR EXOTIC PET HERE. I am very hesitant to write this, as the front desk and the vet were nice. However, the vet gave me a dangerously wrong advice for my hamsters - He says that it's fine to let my two Syrian hamsters free roam together, and it's even fine to house them in the same cage. As someone who has spent effort learning about proper hamster care, I know the advice was deadly wrong. It seems that this animal hospital doesn't have any exotic pet specialist, and they should not even have done the wellness exam for my pet, which ended up with $160 spent on incorrect information. read more

I've been coming here for the last 16 years and I wanted to say what a great staff this place has. Thank you for giving my baby a wonderful life. Yes, unfortunately the reviews about the price is true. Medication can be bought at Costco/Chewy if your baby can wait to save. Once again, excellent staff members I can trust. read more

Dr. Rowena Kuang at Adobe animal hospital in Los Altos is the best vet my cats have ever had, I highly recommend her. She is compassionate, highly skilled, and is a great communicator. She took extra time to explain my cat's health situation, and was available to talk with me after my cat's procedure. Your animal will be in good hands if you go with Dr. Kuang. read more

The care went well but the billing issue is bizarre. The invoice had yesterday date and they are refusing to fix it. " It is automatic and can't be fixed in post". What does not mean and how am I supposed to submit this to insurance? read more

We had taken our beloved dog here for the past almost 16 years before he passed away last summer. Our vet Dr Tiffany Tse was knowledgeable and incredibly compassionate with our senior dog and his medical issues. We could not have asked for a better vet to help keep him healthy and happy during his golden years! Thank you! read more

Our 20-year-old Main Coon cat Leotis received excellent care from Dr. Kwang and the entire staff at Adobe. We brought Leotis in because he wasn't eating or moving around much, which was not characteristic for a guy who was still very active and loved his life. Dr. Kwang discovered that Leotis's lips and ears were a gray color and that his red blood cell count was very low. Any treatment (a blood transfusion) would be very expensive and not long-lasting. Dr. Kwang presented her case, which was that euthanasia was the best option, in a way that informative and direct. This is not what I wanted to hear, but it was what I needed to hear. read more

Agree with many other recent posts. I have taken my pets here for many years but something has happened in the last few years: service decline and soaring costs. Customer service "people" are almost automated robots too. Now going to Warm Springs in the East Bay, better, friendly and way cheaper. So sad about Adobe. read more

I had an emergency today that I didn't see coming. After giving my three cats flea baths this morning, using the same flea shampoo as always, my adopted stray Porthos showed signs of sever sickness. It turns out it wasn't the flea bath at all. She was just very old and it was her time.(I didn't know that at that point.) She was weak, howling, and barely responsive. As I cradled her and tried to get my vet on the phone, she calmed a bit but was breathing oddly with lots of sighs. My vet said to bring her to an ER. I looked up adobe, frantically told them what was happening and they said to bring her right in. I put Porthos in her case quickly and she was limp, but still breathing, still a heart beat. I got there in 5 min. But about 3 blocks away, I couldn't feel her breath anymore with my hand in her case. I ran her in and the staff was ready. We all ran back to the exam room. They took her out, checked for vitals. But she was indeed gone. I broke down. I've loved this animal for over a decade, she was my shadow, and suddenly gone. We talked for a minute after I pulled myself together, and her passing made sense. The staff was incredibly supportive and thoughtful with this person who wasn't a regular patient. They got me a box and blanket for my girl and I left with her to burry her at home. I can't thank the staff enough for how they treated us. They really care for both people and pets. For that, 5's read more

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I'm sad to write this review as I have gone to Adobe for over 20 years but they have just gotten too expensive for me. At my last visit the vet did not tell me the prices before charging me. I would have gotten pet insurance but I thought it was just going for a Wellness exam and then my dog had a TINY EAR INFECTION COST ME $500. I'm not even kidding. And they refused to call in or fax my flea medication prescription to Pet Meds online that was half the price of their pharmacy. Sadly seems they are only for profit now. I also asked Cindy the manager to call me or email me and she refused saying she only wanted to speak to my mother even tho I explained to her that my mother works full time and does not have the time to speak to her. I'm 34 years old I'm not sure why she thinks she can't speak to me. read more

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We're mainly go to Adobe located in Los Gatos but came here for their urgent care service. We were seen pretty quickly by Dr. Sanoner(sp?). She was amazing, took her time to explain everything and it felt like the visit was an actual vet visit as opposed to urgent care where you're kicked out ASAP. She was very kind and patient, highly recommend them if you're in need of an urgent care. read more

I've been coming to Adobe animal hospital for my dogs care for eight years. They are responsive and attentive. All the vets work patiently with the personalities of my dogs. There is a pharmacy in house which is convenient for filling prescriptions. They also have dental cleaning services, but you need to have a well dog visit to be cleared for making appointment with their dental team. Usually the dental services book a couple months out I took off a star because their price point is on the pricier side and their dental team was s booking 4-5 months out. I usually find the quality of the veterinary care to be worth it but I do carry full well-pet pet insurance to cover cost. read more

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If you want to save money and heads up on dental extraction limitations -- read on... 1. Be aware that Adobe quadruples the cost of their drugs dispensed from their inhouse pharmacy. Liquid gabapentin ($50) and other drugs for pain was almost 4x the cost compared to Costco ($12). Yes, Costco will fill your vet prescription. 2. I inherited my late father's dog, and she was experiencing mouth pain, I paid for a full work up. I was charged $400 for my 11 pound dog AND the Adobe team cleared her for surgery. Adobe never disclosed their surgical LIMITATIONS, such as their inability to proceed with surgery if the animal has severe bone decay and/or a broken jaw bone. I only learned this later. This should have been disclosed by the staff prior to her pre-op surgery day. Instead, she underwent another sedation, catheterized, only to receive a call from the surgeon stating the x-ray revealed a broken jaw that was now calcified and that Adobe is not qualified to perform the surgery. 3. The surgeon said that SAGE, another treatment center is better equipped to handle this and that she would try and get her in ASAP... WHAT? I thought I was paying top dollar and it turned out they could not safely perform her surgery. I WISH THEY WOULD HAVE DISCLOSED THIS, BUT CHOSE NOT TO. I would have circumvented the Adobe experience completely and avoided the additional trama for my dog and the charge of $1,200 for putting her through this pre-op agony. 4. I was stunned, disappointed and broke! If they had performed a simple x-ray during the first surgical assessment, I would have saved a huge chunk of change and my dog would have avoided the additional trauma. read more

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We took our kitten last night and Dr. Beard examined him. She is incredibly knowledgeable and gave us many options as to how we want to proceed. I could tell she was honest and also very knowledgeable. Go to Sarah Beard for your pet visits! read more

As a result of incompetence from Adobe veterinarians our sweet dog, Suzie had to be euthanized, she was only eight years old. Suzie had been having diarrhea for about two weeks before we took her to Adobe for a checkup on May 30. They gave her a cursory checkup and took a non fasting blood test. (it should have been after fasting as some of the results might have been different). They changed her diet to hills gastro, gave us a prescription for Di-gel and probiotic. On June 6 they did a stool test which tested positive for coccidiosis parasite. They gave us a three dose treatment of ponazuril.. Between then and July 16, the diarrhea persisted and the message from Adobe was to try different diets. On July 16 I insisted that they do another blood test to be sure the parasite was gone. That test came back negative but also showed positive for C. PERF for which they said did not matter as it was below some threshold for diarrhea. and hence did not require treatment. At that time they changed her diet to boiled chicken and rice. On July 23 the diarrhea still continued so we had another visit. At that time we were given a diet of low fat can and ground boiled pork and a seven day prescription of metronidazole and more probiotic. The diarrhea still continued and we lost all confidence in Adobe and made an appointment with West Valley Pet Clinic for July 31. After a very short exam a very large lump was noticed on her abdomen . An x-ray, a Nu cancer screen, and an ultrasound revealed a diagnosis of Lymphoid proliferation and inflammatory cells and intestinal masses. The chemo therapy had too many potential side effects and problematic results so we decided not to put her through this and had her euthanized on July 13, at only 8 years old. Adobe made many mistakes during their treatment cycle. The focus was on prescribing various medication and dietary changes. There never was an effort to determine the root cause which, as it turned out, was Lymphoma cancer. Had this cause been detected earlier a therapy might have saved her. AS I SAID ABOVE, THE INCOMPETANCE OF ADOBE VETENARIANS LED TO THE DEATH OF OUR SWEET SUZIE. read more

Very expensive hospital with mediocre care! Even though you pay like 3K on procedures, if they see your cat in 2 days to check, they charge you 130$ for exam. Each procedure for example an ultrasound, they charge you ultrasound + exam130$. This is not right! And they make so many mistakes by taking appointments. You think you get the appointment but if you call to check, there is none. They say they are sorry each time. Last but not least. After all the exams and spending around 3K, they prescribed our cat kidney diet. BUT nobody warned us that we should give him the new kibble like small portions and mixing with the old one to prevent stomach problems. Nobody told us. Our cat loved the new diet. But he has been vomitting since he tried. Now he refuses to eat the old one! I can write pages and pages. I will just sum up for you, stay away! read more

We took our previous two cats to Adobe for years, and they were great. But as so many others mention here, they're under new ownership now and they're obviously all about making money. We took our cat there because she was as skinny as a rail despite having to feed her six or seven times a day. They assigned us to Dr. Quan. On the first visit, they gave a whole barrage of blood tests and it cost us over $700. But we were OK with that because we wanted the first exam to be thorough. They found she had an overactive thyroid gland and prescribed a medicine for it, and prescribed another medicine for an apparent liver problem. After several weeks she showed no improvement so we had to take her back for more testing. That cost us another $560. Still no improvement. We called our vet again. She was busy in surgery that day and didn't return our call until the next day. She said her numbers were fine. Another few weeks passed and I still have to feed the cat six or seven times a day. We called the vet again. This time she wouldn't return our call, but had her assistant do so. The assistant told us if the cat's health doesn't improve we should take her in for an ultrasound For more money. They've lost us. We won't take our cats to a vet who won't even return our calls, and I think I understand why. Why spend time answering our concerns and those of others when she already has our money and can be hustling someone else for hundreds of dollars? read more

Do not take your pets here! I took my dog to urgent care spent $500 to have him misdiagnosed. A few days later he's now been in the hospital for days and unclear if he's going to make it. If they had treated him properly, my dog would have a fighting chance. Please please take your pets elsewhere where they will get proper care. read more

We went for a wellness check with our 10yo Chihuahua/poodle mix Luna. All looked good except her teeth and she needed her shots, It took 2 people to restrain a 10lb dog, she was writhing around and hurt her back just getting 2 shots, she was poked at least 10 times to get this done. We were then quoted $4700 to put her under anesthesia, ex-rays, blood work, $per extraction, etc. We were devastated being 2 seniors on a very limited income but they just said shop around and maybe you can find a cheaper price. We then spent several weeks researching/agonizing over our options and sadly there is literally no Vet with good Yelp reviews. Just by chance a friend said that she had taken her cats to a woman who comes up from LA to do just dentals for dogs and cats, no anthstesia, not a vet, no extractions. her Yelp reviews were fantastic and Luna's teeth now look absolutely perfect!! $300!!! Sorry Adobe you do not have my pets best interest above $$. We love our vet Sharon but I am really upset that people are not even told about this procedure, why? Because they are not licensed vets. You should get your staff trained on this procedure and learn how to better handle these situations. I am not mentioning who did the dental cleaning because I am afraid Sage Corp would send their lawyers after her. the photos speak for themselves. Luna was completely unfazed by the entire procedure and has her sparkle back!! Bad breath completely gone too. Whew, sorry Adobe but we dodged a bullet on this one. read more

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**UPDATE on May 26,2020 After 2.5 - 3 weeks, momocat is finally much much better. Today was the first time I was really able to see the wound. Our theory is that he got bitten by another animal since he now has a slightly tan brown scab and some hair regrowing. It's also still very pink. Strange how we couldn't see any of this at the time, just the limping. Momo now lets me touch his injured left arm and no longer limps. Resilient and feisty cat indeed. ** Good: + Dr. Nakamura + Hospital has the resources + Available care around the clock Not So Great: - Locum doctors for daysss We've had many visits here since our cats are indoor/outdoor. TeleVet App: + Easy to use, seamless process + Dr. Nakamura was fast, to the point, great bedside manner (at least in text he seemed so), knew his stuff + Uploaded photo and video, confirmed worms + Prescribed medications and waived the ~$80 fee! Urgent Visit 05/06/2020 @ 5:30PM: - Waited until 7:30PM to be seen - Vet said nothing was wrong, cat looks fine, cat is nice, vitals all normal. - Prepped the bill for $245, another 15 minutes. The Lengthier Part: I understand that emergency visits can cause a back up or delay, so that part is whatevs. I was quiet until the 1.5HR mark, but it seems we came during a sudden rush. This female veterinarian was very nice, but the moment she said MOMO was a nice cat, I was suspicious. Momo is a fighter, and that is why he's a frequent flyer at Adobe. For example, he once had a foxtail stuck in his nose and required double the dose for sedation. We were here because the evening before, Momo came running in licking his LEFT front paw. We could see he was limping, which he never does. He wouldn't let us touch his LEFT paw/arm either. Wednesday comes around and we decide maybe a vet visit would be good. His LEFT arm looks a bit fat and he's still limping. We were gonna trim his nails before the vet, which he normally is cool with, but yelped when we did... The vet at Adobe calls us after examining him, decides there is nothing wrong with him, he looks fine, isn't showing any signs of pain or limping, was it maybe the RIGHT front paw?? I just facepalmed. I can't even be mad because it gets us no where. It's such a hit or miss here. We're either gonna request Dr. Nakamura from now on, or go to a private clinic. $245 for a "vet" to completely miss the limping on his LEFT front paw. Dead. A lot of waiting and money wasted here. And the sad part of all this is Momo got zero care. Luckily, Momo is a resilient a** cat and is hopefully slowly getting better on his own. read more

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I used to take my pets to Adobe. The pharmacy didn't return any of my calls the week before a procedure. My cat needs a premed before procedures. The day before the surgery I still never got a call. No premed therefore he can't get the procedure. It used to be a really good place...no longer. read more

Adobe was the best in the Bay Area in the early 2000s. Dr Roos, Dr Berg, Dr Johnson, Dr Maxwell, Dr Koga, Dr Blackwolf, etc all made that clinic amazing back in the day. However, when private equity (Paul) took over and it was no longer veterinarian owned, the quality and compassion deteriorated. I took my dog in for an emergency. I was told they would run labs and a vet would call me back the next day. Nobody called. After my third attempt calling them, I spoke to the manager, Cindy, who was unapologetic and rude. Rather than getting the on-call vet on the phone to review the labs, she sent me (the client), the labs to review and interpret on my own. I subsequently got transferred to Paul (business side owner) who was even worse--unkind, unsympathetic, and unprofessional. Due to the fact my dog was suffering, I was forced to make the decision to euthanize without a vet to guide me in the treatment options or recommendations. It was awful. It was malpractice. The original vet I saw during the emergency visit heard about the situation and did call a few days later. She apologized and said the oncall vet was not given proper sign out to call me. Paul and Cindy, how hard would it have been to get the on-call vet on the phone which I repeatedly requested over that 24 hour period? Unacceptable end of life care. #never-again read more

I've been using Adobe for over 20 years. That said, since Covid (even post vaccines) they've been much more difficult to work with (i.e. only email that they call "chat" unless it's an extreme emergency, etc). Plus, our 12 year old cat is now being denied an emergency visit/care since they are at "max capacity". They have provided a laundry list of other animal hospitals with no assistance in getting our cat transferred. I've always stuck with Adobe thinking they would be there when needed in an emergency. Now, I need to rethink what's best (i.e. there are cheaper alternatives for routine care and if Adobe isn't there for emergencies, why pay more for routine care). PS: This review might not matter to Adobe as they are not accepting (since early Covid) new customers. No telling when they will have to start treating customer with the care one would expect given their relatively high price structure. read more

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we took our 16 yo dog to be put to sleep. I called to inquire about euthanasia services and was surprised to learn that no appointment was needed. We brought our dog in and a vet examined him to verify his condition. They directed us to a special room with tissues, a guestbook, and brochures about dealing with bereavement. A vet explained the process: what to expect, what they would do, and what drugs they would use, and anything else we wanted to know. We were given the option to have the ashes returned to us in an urn. When we were ready, the vet administered the drugs and left. We said our goodbyes privately in the room. I probably stayed 15 minutes after he passed. We left the room through a door that leads directly outside and into the parking lot, with no further interaction with the staff. The bill came several days later by email. A couple months later I even received a handwritten card from Adobe "In loving memory of Frankie" Adobe handled this well beyond our expectations. we appreciate the privacy provided to us, and not being solicited for up-charges or surprised with fees. read more

My 500th review and no better place to review than this gem of a pet hospital. Bear with me, this will be a long one. Although Adobe wasn't my pet's primary hospital, being a caregiver for a geriatric pet meant I frequently had to make emergency trips here. Every time I went there, my pet and I were treated with the utmost care. The staff go beyond their way of being nice and comforting. It is an open hospital, meaning you get to be with your pet when treatments are performed, which is comforting. There was this one time when I had to keep my pup overnight and they charged an amount based on expected cost, not actuals, as the treatment would depend on results. However, the next morning, when I checked out, they mentioned they'd be refunding the amount as she didn't need the additional treatment. It was refreshing to know there were hospitals like this in this day and age. (Skip the next 2 sections if you are sensitive.) They were also empathetic when they had to break the news to us that it was time to let our dear pet go. I remember the doctor cried while delivering the news and walked us through the entire process, including options for cremation. On the day of the appointment, they took special care of us. We were sent to the quiet room. We were never rushed in any way. The room had a couch and some treats. I really liked the fact that they had treats in there. Right after they gave her the sedative, we gave our dear beagle one of the treats that she munched on before she started sleeping. I feel content knowing that perhaps the last memory of my food-loving beagle was snacking on that treat. (I won't detail the whole procedure as it's available on the website and also in Pablo's review below.) There was an exit door from the room that we were in, which was nice as we were a mess by the end of it. We were also not asked to pay anything that day. A couple of weeks later, we were emailed the bill along with notification of the ashes being ready. A few weeks later, they also sent a sympathy card. I am sure, like any other large organization, there may be good and bad aspects here, but I will forever be grateful for the love, respect, and empathy they showed me and my family during one of the most difficult times of our lives. read more

My baby girl (dog) was diagnosed with Pancreatitis and a gall stone at an emergency hospital. After her release we took her here for treatment and an evaluation because she still did not feel well. We've taken her here a few times. Dr. said he was running a test for 'cushings syndrome'. After $260 for that test, he stated we need to do another test to 'confirm' and verify it really is 'Cushings Syndrome' and that would be about another $300 or so. I did not do the confirmation test, as that should have been done first instead of making it drag on and pay 2x (twice). We took her somewhere else for a 2nd opinion. We had to put her down because she was never diagnosed with Diabetes and went into a Diabetic Ketoacidosis with very low odds of making it. It would have been nice if the doctor had looked for something that is more normal, then a disease which is uncommon, especially in her breed (Chihuahua). Do your own research and be weary... I don't feel this vet is very knowledgeable in his field. read more

Adobe Los Altos - Veterinarians Near Me - Los Altos, California

The staff here are quite good but you should know that this is now owned by private equity (https://todaysveterinarybusiness.com/adobe-animal-hospital-gets-a-new-owner/). That seems to have changed pricing and practices in a way that's generated a lot of complaints. In particular, they now charge highly marked-up prices on a variety of services and other needs (e.g., prescriptions are priced 5 to 10X times what you can pay elsewhere). They also make it difficult to take your Rx elsewhere to encourage you to pay those mark-ups. Buyer beware! read more

High end cost for mediocre care. Took our animal in, waited over an hour, tech did evaluations in approx 10 mins, chest X-ray done, vet checked in abt 5 mins and voila, steroids, antibiotic and no diagnosis, "maybe lungs affected" +$850. Overpriced, overly busy with minimal staff on duty for weekend. Absurd, I've heard they're pricey but really, ABSURD read more