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    Chabot Veterinary Clinic

    4.2 (241 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

    Services - Chabot Veterinary Clinic

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Wini who's life the staff at Chabot saved. And my heart which they healed.
    Jackie D.

    I cannot praise this clinic enough. The knowledgeable and compassionate staff not only saved my girl's life when she had an infection that went over overlooked at another clinic, but continue to care for her as her primary care givers. From the front desk to the clinical staff, Chabot veterinary clinic goes above and beyond my expectations of how I want my animal cared for. Do your research on other clinics. You will always come back to Chabot veterinary clinic, I promise.

    Our bunny Mei Mei had surgery to remove a abscess
    Nancy P.

    Quality vet that specializes in bunnies! Dr. Harvey is an expert in her field. They even gave a bunny groomer. All the staff are friendly and kind. There's a separate entrance for bunnies versus dogs and cats. Due to Covid, patrons wait in their cars to be serviced. We appreciate the great care that they provide to our loved furry ones.

    Lulu's first appt for the year
    Cheryl M.

    I'm usually not one to update my reviews over and over again unless service and quality has changed quite a bit. In this case, I'm always impressed with Chabot Veterinary Clinic especially, with our most recent visit The doctors and staff really care about their patients and their humans. Knowledgeable, friendly, welcoming and compassionate staff! I have to say wait time seems to have improved during the pandemic (over office visits) as they have a system down...easy peezy! My "kids" have seen all the staff (including the newer ones) for annual checkups, diagnosis, and treatment! OG vets: Dr. George Marmalejo, Dr Hughes (now retired) and Dr. Carolyn Harvey (rabbit specialist) Newer vets: Dr. Leslie Neeley, Dr. Hana Link for dental, and Dr. Michelle Kim who recently treated my lil Lulu - freak accident going through the doggy door and ripped out her nail (no earrings off!)...one would think self treating with peroxide and Neosporin would work but she was bleeding quite a bit, limping and whimpering for a couple of days and didn't want it to get infected Lulu loves them all including the front staff like Victoria and Steven...sorry if I missed anyone! All wonderful doctors who listen to your concerns and thoroughly answer the million questions you may have! Thank you!

    Luna
    Ramona H.

    I have been taking my fur babies to Dr George since back in the day. I trust him and his staff. You will not be disappointed with the care they provide. It's such a blessing to know that Chabot Vet is there for you. They listen and work with you so you understand exactly what's going on to get the best care for your babies. They truly love their patients and can tell how the handle and talk to your babies. Their staffing has changed and I was a bit worried but extremely pleased with Everyone there. Thank you Dr George and Chabot Ver for taking awesome Care of MowMow Rescue and Polo. Their lives were enhanced and you gave me many more quality years with them. They are now my Spirit Protectors. Luna Stella my grey tabby kitty girl is now in your care and I know she will be in loving hands when she is there.

    Tabitha T.

    I'll start by saying that this is really a 4.5 stars from me. To give some context, I have worked at a number of vets in my 20's. I own a Great Dane - as you can imagine, I have visited many vets and emergency clinics in the 8+ years of my dog's life. This was the first appointment that I've been blown away, truly. I was only looking for a new vet because his old vet moved out of state. I know that they do not easily take on new clients. I got in because my pup has seen them in his first year of life. But I ended up choosing another vet years ago - I truthfully regret that decision now. I did not choose them back then because they did not and still do not accept CareCredit. Huge deal breaker for me when I didn't make as much coin before. This is the only reason why they don't get 5 stars from me today. The second reason I believe that they agreed to see my dog was because of his very, very lengthy medical records. Loved the following: 1. They have separate entrances for dog appointments from cats and rabbits. My big guy has definitely stressed enough animals out in his time, just by his size, so this was great to see that he would only be around other dogs in the lobby. 2. Upon entering the exam room, it is spacious as hell and they put down a yoga mat and a blanket for my old giant guy with Wobblers and joint issues. 3. Every single employee that I met was an absolute delight and showed my boy so much love. Bonus points when I can tell he actually likes them. 4. Steven and Dr. Neely spent time asking for a thorough update on my dog and what our biggest concerns are currently. 5. This is the very first appointment in over 8 years with my dog that the vet actually did a proper full body exam. She literally looked at everything on my boy - nose to tail. She went in depth to check the eye wart that I have been debating getting removed - none of the other vets have numbed his to check under the lid, like she did. NONE - and we have seen at least 5 others. 6. Dr. Neely is very clearly knowledgeable. I felt that way when I had an appointment years ago with whoever I saw at that time. I have been told by Dr. Neely and the receptionists that all the vets huddle together and talk about their tough cases for more insight, eyes, and brains. It's amazing to feel like you have a whole entire team that has your pet's back. 7. Dr. Neely knows a lot of the specialists over at SAGE already, so she can communicate with my dog's cardiologist, neurologist, and internal medicine specialists without me having to be messenger. 8. As I was checking out, some techs came by to say bye to my dog. He wears his emotions in his body language very well and is easy to read. It is always super bonus points when my dog likes and trusts the staff still, after all the bad and scary stuff happens. 9. Dr. Neely called me the same day with results from blood test and made sure to explain as much as she could, while also painting a rational picture and making sure that I have context, but to not go crazy with panic. She was incredibly reassuring and truthful in terms of the fact that she needed to do more research and touch base with the other docs. So amazing. I couldn't stop singing her praises. The ONLY con, in my eyes, that doesn't let me justify hitting 5 stars is that they do not accept CareCredit. It definitely sucks, but with my dog's need for a competent vet, I am confident in my decision to stick with them. For those that don't know, CareCredit is a credit card specific to medical needs for yourself or your vet that can do interest free payments if the total is over $200. I love CareCredit, but I guess I'll be using them at SAGE with his specialists instead of here. I also have insurance, which I know they can work directly with for me, as well, which is helpful.

    My two bunnies Sammy and Ella.
    Michelle M.

    This is THE PLACE for THE BEST rabbit care. I have been a client of theirs for over 10 years and their knowledge and care of my rabbits has been phenomenal. Dr. Neely cares deeply for her patients and it shines through. I feel so fortunate that my bunnies are so well cared for.

    They keep her happy and healthy, so we can confidently adventure!
    Greg F.

    Are great vets hard to find? Maybe not, but a great vet with a great team? I've never had a single bad experience with the Chabot vet team, nothing but smiles, and fantastic communication. Great communication leads to realistic expectations. I miss the additional interactions from before COVID-19, but love feeling protected and respected with their current car waiting policy. We couldn't be happier,

    Dr kim and dr Harvey will take great care of your buns!

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    Ask the Community - Chabot Veterinary Clinic

    Are you able to cut nails for hamsters?

    Are you accepting new patients?

    Right now, unfortunately, we are not able to accept any new clients. We do accept new patients for existing clients. We do hope to be able to accept new clients again, once the pandemic protocol is lifted.

    Hello are you guys accepting new patients?

    Hello Mark, unfortunately, we are not able to accept new patients at this time. Due to covid-19 protocols/restrictions, we've had to greatly reduce the amount of patients that we can see each day. As a result, we have to try to be as available as… 

    Do this clinic euthanize?

    Only as necessary

    Can I bring a bunny to be treated here?

    Yes, bunnies are seen by 3 of the doctors here

    Can I bring reptiles to be treated here?

    No, Chabot sees dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and pocket mammals (rats, etc) only

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    Review Highlights - Chabot Veterinary Clinic

    Dr Harvey and the staff here has seen my 2 Guinea Pigs over the last several years and they are all outstanding.

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    Alta Vista is the best!! Dr. Budde has a wealth of experience and keep knowledge/wisdom. She cares…read moreso much for our pets best interests. She is very blunt, she will tell you how it is with no fluff. She helped my dog so many times, now he's so healthy! I've attached a photo that they have posted on their door. It's a list of nearby 24hr pet hospitals. (This is an older photo)

    I was a client of Dr. Budde and Alta Vista Veterinary for years. I think Dr. Budde is smart,…read moreknowledgeable, and a very capable veterinarian. I continued taking my dogs there despite the higher cost because I believed they were receiving good medical care. Appointments were almost always significantly late, but for years I gave her grace because I could see that she gave each patient her undivided attention rather than rushing. I knew I would want the same if one of my dogs were seriously ill, so I simply accepted that time had little meaning at Alta Vista. Over time, though, I became increasingly uncomfortable with her demeanor. Owners weren't allowed to accompany their pets into the exam area, and afterward Dr. Budde often discussed medical issues very loudly in the waiting room. Conversations could become lengthy lectures that felt more like being scolded than advised. She also tended to overshare about her own life, which wouldn't bother me except when everyone's appointments were already running very late. The staff also seemed progressively more unhappy. My final visit was almost a year ago. I waited to write this until my dogs were fully established elsewhere. The previous year, I had specifically pointed out a couple of tiny, temporary bumps on my dog. They would basically pop up and be gone in a couple of weeks, like a little hard pimple. Dr. Budde essentially called me a helicopter dog mom, said dogs, particularly this breed, commonly get little bumps, and told me to "calm down."(All I did was mention it during intake.) She suggested applying an Epsom salt-soaked washcloth and said unless they became larger or burst, they weren't something to worry about. A year later, my dog had one small bump at her annual exam. Based on those instructions, I didn't mention it. My appointment was at 10:00 a.m. At approximately 11:15, a tech finally took my dog into the back. Other waiting clients eventually left and rescheduled. My dog remained back there far longer than usual, and when I asked the front desk what was happening, I essentially got a shrug. Shortly after noon, Dr. Budde ARRIVED at the clinic. They took my dog into the back before the veterinarian even arrived, and she didn't show up until 2 hours after my appointment time. Instead of seeing patients immediately, Dr. Budde first had an impromptu staff discussion about the phone system, then talked about where she'd gone to dinner the night before. My dog was finally returned after being away from me for over an hour. She was agitated and whimpering, which was extremely unlike her. Dr. Budde then came out and loudly lectured me in the waiting area for not disclosing the bump, suggesting I might have been trying to save money and accusing me of neglecting it. She said she had sliced it off to examine it under the microscope without discussing that with me beforehand. She said everything she saw was fine and that she wouldn't charge for the test, although I now needed to buy ointment because the spot had been cut. While she was speaking, I looked down at my whimpering dog to see why she was upset. Dr. Budde loudly and in a very snippy voice said, "I am speaking to you. You will look at me when I speak to you, or I can just walk away." That was the moment I knew I would never return. The most frustrating part was that I had followed Dr. Budde's own advice from the previous year. I had raised these bumps as a concern and been told I was overreacting. A year later, I was publicly accused of neglect and possibly trying to save money for doing exactly what she'd told me to do. There was no apology for being more than two hours late or for my dog spending approximately an hour separated from me while we waited for the veterinarian to arrive. Ironically, she ended by telling me I was doing a good job with my dog and recommending a dental cleaning. She said a dental special was starting the following month and she "would not be mad" if I waited to save money. I paid the bill and never returned. I don't question Dr. Budde's intelligence or veterinary knowledge. That's why I stayed as long as I did despite the cost and chronic delays. But excellent medical knowledge doesn't excuse disrespectful treatment, publicly accusing clients of neglect or financial motives, contradicting previous guidance, or performing a procedure on their pet without discussing it first. I wanted excellent veterinary care, but I also needed a practice where they treated both my dogs and me with respect.

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    Warm Springs Pet Hospital

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    I'm am a professional dog trainer with a BS in animal science and a background in pre veterinary…read moremedicine for both large and small animals. Finding a good vet that is at a privately owned hospital has been a challenge and after reading their website and hearing good things from a couple of colleagues, I drove over an hour each way for appointments with each of my dogs. I saw Dr. Cauvel and was very impressed with his knowledge, he recognized it was better for me to handle my super excitable malinois vs have her go into the back for her vaccination, and most importantly, when I presented him with a more complex issue on one of my dogs and I presented my thoughts, he didn't treat me like my background was somehow a threat like I have experienced before. He went out of his way to review some information and photos I emailed after the appointment and we decided on what to try. I was really thrilled with my experience with this vet at this practice with both of my dogs, and despite the drive will definitely be coming back for future needs.

    I strongly advise against trusting this clinic with any major surgery. I brought my rescue cat here…read morefor treatment of nose cancer, which they had already diagnosed as being present throughout his entire nose. Despite this, they completely ignored one side of his nose during treatment and committed multiple acts of severe professional negligence. 1. Failure to Follow Agreed Treatment Plan: I paid for and consulted on an aggressive, complete nose removal. The consulting veterinarian explicitly stated that the surgery "would be a waste" unless the entire nose was removed because leaving any cancer behind would cause it to return aggressively. Instead, a general practice surgeon--whom I was never permitted to speak with--made a unilateral mid-surgery decision to perform a minimal "scrape," leaving 2/3 of the tumor and visible cancerous bulbs intact. 2. Complete Violation of Informed Consent: If the surgeon did not feel capable or comfortable performing the agreed-upon nose removal once my cat was sedated, they had a strict medical and ethical obligation to call me from the operating room. By failing to contact me, they denied me my legal right to decline a substandard procedure, wake my cat up, and immediately transfer him to a qualified veterinary oncologist or specialist who could perform the surgery correctly. 3. Total Lack of Post-Operative Communication: When I picked up my cat after major surgery, the clinic provided absolutely zero communication or discharge instructions. I had to discover via text message that they failed to complete the agreed-upon service. They then falsely claimed the cancer was only on one side, directly contradicting their own previous diagnosis and what was clearly visible. Because of their failure to remove the tumor as promised, the cancer returned with extreme aggression. I had to euthanize my cat because this clinic robbed him of his only opportunity to receive a proper, complete surgery from a qualified professional. I have the full text message logs, emails, and images confirming this timeline. A formal complaint regarding this professional negligence and failure to obtain informed consent is being filed directly with the State Veterinary Board. Do not trust them with your animal's life. Response to owner : There is a fundamental difference between a "medically complex" adjustment and a complete change in surgical scope without owner consent. The explicit, documented purpose of Tom Tom's consultation was a complete nose removal. I was explicitly told by your staff that a partial removal or "minimal scrape" would not be effective given the aggressive nature of his cancer. Yet, while he was sedated, Dr. Eileen made the unilateral decision to pivot to a minimal scrape, leaving active cancerous bulbs behind, without ever calling me to get my informed consent. By failing to call me from the operating room, you denied me my legal right as a client to decline a sub-standard procedure. Had I been contacted, I would have immediately instructed the clinic to wake him up so I could transfer him to a qualified veterinary oncologist or specialist who was capable of performing the agreed-upon surgery. Furthermore, your clinic attempted to retain 100% of the funds for a complete nose removal until I forced accountability through a series of extensive emails. Your own text message records confirm that the surgeon only focused on one side of the nose, directly contradicting the agreed-upon treatment plan. This is a clear issue of professional negligence and a failure to obtain informed consent, not a misunderstanding of "expectations." I will not be having further private discussions with management to help cover up this clinic's lack of informed consent. The time for discussion was when Tom Tom was on the operating table. All further correspondence from me will be handled directly through the formal complaint I am filing with the State Veterinary Board.

    Canyon Veterinary Hospital - Dr. Barrett is one of the GREAT veterinarians!

    Canyon Veterinary Hospital

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    This was by far the worst vet clinic experience I've had. The office is extremely unorganized, and…read morethe woman who answered the phone, Jeannette, was very rude. She put me on hold for over 20 minutes, and when she returned, she sounded annoyed and eager to end the call. I ultimately decided to go to another vet, and when they tried to request my pet's records from Canyon, they were told no records existed. When I called to follow up, I was told they had been given the wrong name. I then asked Jeannette to email the records before my appointment on Wednesday, and she said she would but the records were never sent. Overall, this experience was frustrating and unprofessional. I would strongly recommend avoiding Canyon Clinic.

    Honestly we stayed with them when we first got our puppy but they proved to be the most…read moreDISORGANIZED and archaic veterinary hospital ever. We needed up going elsewhere but we requested our dogs records to be sent over to the new vet and it was requested dozens of times by me and once by our current vet and they still never sent them. Jeanette is awful at her organization. She blames the vet himself but I think it's both of them. They are so technologically behind other vets it's astonishing. It's like going to a vet in the 70s and they are truly disoriented by their own system. It'll be a downfall if not addressed. There are great vets in the Castro valley area like Eden Pet Hospital or redwood pet hospital. If you want your pets records done effectively, correctly and professionally then DO NOT GO HERE.

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    It's been 8 years since I last stepped foot in Groveway Pet Hospital. My last experience with them…read moreleft me with an extremely bad taste in my mouth, so much so that I swore I'd never go back to them. However, my big boy Chomper is 12+, and last January I noticed he was really struggling to do normal things. I changed his routine and started hand-making his food, and he instantly got better. But having had another dog who was the same mixed breed and who showed the same signs towards the end of life, I knew Chomper's time was limited. Then last week he had a bad morning, and seeing he was in pain, I relented and called Groveway hoping that they'd just prescribe him some medication for pain management. I was able to bring him in that same day, and of course the first thing he does is urinate all over their waiting room floor like he had never whizzed in his life (and I JUST let him relieve himself outside beforehand). I apologized and offered to clean it up, but the receiption staff and another staff member quickly began to clean it up without hesitation and reassured me that it was ok. We entered into the examination room, and from the very beginning vet tech Stella was kind, polite and asked poignant quesitons. Soon after Dr. Powell came in, and she was equally kind, polite and wanting to help my boy. Dr. Powell was wonderful - she was compassionate and at the same time willing to have the difficult conversations. We decided on bloodwork that would take about 30 mins or so. Needing a urine sample, Stella escorted us outside to the back area with room to roam and a bench to sit at. After getting the sample, Stella made every effort to make sure my boy was comfortable - she invited us to stay in the backyard to enjoy the fresh air and sun, she brought out a blanket for Chompet to lie on, and she brought both of us water as well. Needless to say, after my last experience with Groveway, I was hesitant to contact them thinking that they might somehow try to hustle me again. I am so glad that I called them. The staff there were nothing but professional and courteous. Stella was accommodating and loved on my boy like he was her own dog. And Dr. Powell's compassion and willingness to help was nothing short of amazing. We didn't get the results we wanted, and that's just part of a dog getting old. But we have another checkup scheduled in a month, and I'm looking forward to the staff at Groveway spoling my Chomper again.

    I have been going to Groveway for about 7 years now. My last review for them was 5 years ago, so I…read morefigured it's time to write an updated review. I only have positive things to say. Dr Powell is an amazing, compassionate, kind, and incredibly well rounded veterinarian. She has great bedside manner and is always friendly and personable. She is always honest and straightforward with me, which I genuinely appreciate. Whenever she explains something to me, she does so in a way that is easy to understand. She is always patient with me and my questions, which I truly do appreciate. The technicians and rest of the staff are amazing as well. They are incredibly skilled and always go above and beyond with my pets care. Whenever I've had to drop off my cats for a procedure, they always assure me that they will do their best to provide great care. And during pick ups, they always share that they gave lots of pets and cuddles to my cats. The staff here genuinely do go above and beyond all the time. They do their best to provide great care, great customer service, and have all around great energy. Groveway is the vet hospital that I trust completely with my pets. Not only do I trust them with my own pets (Levi & Papi), I've brought in a couple of community/stray cats (Cottonball & Charlie) to them. Dr Powell and her team gave them excellent care as well and were so kind. Anytime Dr Powell and her team recommend something, I always tell them to please do what they recommend. I trust them 100% with my pets care. If you're looking for a pet hospital that gives amazing care, great customer service, and has great energy - I highly recommend Groveway. The team here is incredible and I am so grateful for everything they do for my pets.

    Eden Pet Hospital

    Eden Pet Hospital

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    We were looking for a new vet for my dog since moving to Castro Valley. Our old vet had a small…read moreoffice and was always booked out weeks and weeks in advance. After looking extensively at reviews, I ended up getting an appointment here with Dr. Alyssa Ma! We were coming in with concerns for some bumps and a mass on my dog's eye. My sister and I are always pretty careful when it comes to coming to the vet because my dog is extremely reactive to other animals, which makes it hard for us to go to areas with other animals. The front desk staff and vet techs are incredibly kind and accommodating with our request to hide other animals when our dog comes in or go in through the side or back. Our first visit went really well and with my previous experience at our previous vet, I was expecting the bill to be extremely costly.... Dr. Ma did the consultation (i believe it was $80), tested 6 bumps and cut his nails and it was around ~$300 total. We actually came in wanting to test 5 but she saw another one while taking a look at the others and tested that as well. I was expecting to be charged for each bump they test, but surprisingly it was all just under one cost. She told us the results right away. For the mass on my dogs eye, she recommended a few options, and we went with the surgical route. She gave me an estimate of each item/test/medication/procedure to be done to my dog and I was able to pick what I wanted and the cost would update based on that. Everything from pricing, procedures, etc were transparent and reasonable. We were also able to schedule his surgery pretty soon after that initial consultation! When we picked my dog up from surgery, I was expecting him to be on the cone, but he came out without it and they told us he was really good so they didn't put the cone on for now. At home, he recovered well without using the cone! :D We had another visit recently because my dog got in a tussle with a skunk and got all scratched up on his face!!! We called a ton of emergency vets and they were either too far or couldn't take him. I called Eden at around 8:30 am on a Friday and even though they were booked for the day, they got me on a waitlist and called me at around 2:00 pm to let me know they had a cancellation and that they would be able to take us at 4:00 pm. Honestly, just amazing customer service from the team at Eden. They are incredibly efficient and understanding. The pricing is very reasonable and they are very transparent. My dog also loves it here cos Dr. Ma and the techs who worked with us always talk to him sweetly and gives him a lot of pets.

    We moved to the area and needed to establish primary care at a nearby vet. Eden Pet Hospital was…read morewalkable from our house and had an easy online booking portal. The barrier to entry was low so we checked it out and we're glad we did! Our vet was Dr. Alyssa Ma and our tech was Julian. They were kind, quick, yet professional. Dr. Ma listened to our concerns and offered treatments that aligned with what we expected. The cost seemed reasonable: we had a vet visit ($80), annual vaccinations ($240) and prescriptions ($50). Overall a good experience and we would come back to bring our cat in and for any continued care.

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