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Community Pet Outreach

3.1 (107 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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Nothing but good experiences here. They're huge fans of my dog which makes him very excited to come to the vet. He struggles with anxiety in going to new places sometimes, and he really disliked our previous vet, but he seems pretty comfortable going here. The quality of care is fantastic and they're very transparent about all costs and what is completely necessary vs what they just recommend. I know I have saved a lot of money coming here over the past few years. There was a time when my dog had a medical emergency on the way to an appointment, which was terrifying for me, but they took amazing care of him and stayed very calm which helped me in turn stay calm. They stayed past their normal business hours to perform surgery on him and make sure he was stable. Thank you CPO for taking such good care of Ashton :)

Candice H.

Both times I have come here everyone has been so nice and helpful. I'm not sure about others experiences with not being allowed with their pets during the visit but I was in the room both times I visited with my chiwiennie . ( both visits being in 2023 ) The best thing about this place is I can get in the day of calling. My schedule is very hectic and luckily when my dog was very sick they got us in within a couple hours of calling. The front desk and assistants are always nice. The doctor I had was crystal and she was very transparent and offered me different options to help my fur baby. My dog needed a life saving surgery and the whole team went of their way to get that set up for me to return the next day at 8am. The surgeon is my hero because he saved my dogs life and when I picked her up she was happy and alert. Prices are lower then most the high end vets in the area. They are honest and offer you choices depending on your financial wants. I really glad I brought my dog here and will return in the future.

My pup 2 weeks post op  happy girl
Lauren G.

I got my 1 year old dog spayed here. My dog is a breed that can be pretty protective. CPO had a muzzle ready for me to borrow which made me feel better. The vet tech was so sweet and patient with my dog. I really appreciate the compassion. Highly recommend.

Here's my black lab, Zensi and my deceased Mother's dog, Gizmo whose now mine. They're a hot mess together!

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1 year ago

I waited over an hour for my car to be seen. I have never waited that long in a vets office.

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1 year ago

I've been taking my dog here for over three years! I love them and I ALWAYS recommend them!

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2 years ago

This place is not what it used to be, the young female Vet talks too fast, unapproachable.

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3 years ago

Been going here for over 10 years with three fur babies. Never any issues or attitudes.

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5 years ago

Love this place. We've seen One of the founding vets for years and she's kind and thorough with all of our dogs. Very affordable, too.

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