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    I bought a service dog for my son with autism. 2 years ago. He was 20 and struggling to live on…read morehis own. We set up several systems including a house close to ours, a live in resident assistant, multiple roommates, but still he was sleeping in late, missing meals, missing school, forgetting his meds. This service dog solved many problems. The dog follows my son around and reminds him to get up, take a walk, eat. She carries his meds in her service vest and stops him from pacing or raging, alerting him to stop and then he remembers to take meds. She rides the bus with him and sits calmly while he works and studies. He is more confident going out and going to school because people can tell he has special needs when they see the dog. I'd say the dog has taken over a good 15 hours of work off my plate in caring for my son and costs less than a nanny for sure. And having the dog has eliminated the seasonal affective disorder. My son is happy and goes for walks regardless of the weather now. Waking up to a beautiful happy golden retriever cuddling you is an antidepressant.

    It looks like I was scammed $5000 by David Baron DBA Superdog. He promised me a small female in…read moreJuly 2025, but only offered other dogs since then that were either never picked up or returned. Those dogs were big. According to the contract he would be selecting a female puppy. In August he had a medical and personal issues which put him out for at least 2 solid months. Apparently his wife was taking care of some of the 6 or 7 dogs but not training them. No updates unless I asked. His contract does NOT say the deposit is non-refundable but he apparently already spent my money without ever selecting a dog. I found this out when I emailed him in Dec 22,2025 to let him know I had to just get a smaller dog due to my landlady's wishes. That is when he turned ugly via text. Please heed the reviews and be very very careful with him. I was floored by how brutally mean (and misleading) he actually is. I will go to the CA State consumer affairs dept as well as BBB.

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    My dog overdosed on his med in the middle of the night (yes, it was my fault ). Took him to the…read moreEmergency service within 30 minutes and the really nice night vet had his stomach empty in no time. He's doing great and the experience was really smooth. And pretty affordable, all things considered. I have one complaint, though. I called twice to the front desk to ask a couple questions about a prescription for my dog. The woman on the phone was not very helpful at all. She couldn't answer my questions and kept referring me to their website, not knowing where on the website I could find what I was looking for.

    Overall, fine. I was a patient of this clinic basically ever since I got my first cat in 2018, the…read morestaff are amicable, appointments are easy to get, and they see you promptly and update you on your pet's condition often. I would give this place 5 stars. However, when I came in for my cat's yearly checkup in 2024, Dr. Sirkis had started the appointment accusing me of not caring for my cat's pain and was not willing to hear anything edgewise related to my cat's medical history once she had formed that opinion. When she found the mass in my cat's throat, her tone changed from rude to just plain awkward. "Oo... *wince* He has cancer." As I started to ask about his prognosis while crying and hyperventilating, she gives me a "Yea... Sorry" and "Well, when do you want to schedule the euthanasia?" I was shell shocked that someone who was supposedly regularly interacting with patients would so callously bring up putting down my child. I responded that I would make an appointment with an oncologist (who was infinitely more patient and sympathetic, shout out Dr. Kidd!), and she responded with "Well, if you want to go see someone who's going to say exactly the same thing I did, sure." After the appointment, I double checked with the nurse who came out with my cat to make sure there was truly nothing to be done. In contrast, she was super gentle and sympathetic, and she let me have a good cry. She was a real one for helping me keep it together. Later, when Dr. Sirkis called me with my biopsy results, she continuously brought up euthanasia over and over again. Nothing about keeping my cat comfortable or how long I might get to keep him around. Just "euthanasia" "when do you want to euthanize" "euthanizing would be..." It was cruel and heart wrenching. I asked her to stop talking about euthanasia and to never contact me again. She still sent me a generically printed get well card, rub a little more salt in the wound I guess. The issue is not that she wants me to consider euthanasia. It's that she was heartless and cruel in her demeanor. She was the person I was supposed to depend on during this process, and instead, she made the grieving process even more isolating and emotionally taxing. I felt uncomfortable even having to contact the hospital for more pain meds just in case I would have to talk to her again (in which, even though she knew my cat was in pain, would insist on only giving me a few days dose worth, so I would have to continuously make trips for more medicine, even though the oncologist was perfectly fine giving me a week or two's worth). I literally waited until only now to post this review because I finally moved and don't have to fear the possibility of this horrid shell of a person potentially taking out her displeasure on my other cat during an appointment. She's a terrible person, and since she was so willing to kick me down when I was low, I will say that her last name is perfectly fitting for a clown like her.

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