Just another reminder of how grateful we are for this incredible team. They continue to go above…read moreand beyond for our pets and our family, and we simply can't thank them enough. Everyone here is amazing, especially those who have gone the extra mile for us time and time again. We're so lucky to have such a compassionate, dedicated team caring for our fur(less) babies.

I had always thought the vet techs at Allcare Veterinary genuinely cared about the well-being of…read moreour pets so that's why I switched to them about two years ago. My dog recently went in for the removal of a mass on his eye lid and Dr. Grossbard said it will be taken care of with no problem. After the procedure, the cone has been kept on except when my dog is being fed, given water or taken outside and I watched him like a hawk to ensure that he didn't scratch his stitches once. After the removal of his cone, I noticed a whitish tint in his eye so he was brought in for a checkup. The doctor said it could've been a complication due to the stitches, the stitches might've been rubbing his cornea and made an ulcer. I'm pretty upset because lately my dog has been acting very antisocial after his procedure. He still happily greets our guests, but after a few minutes, it's like he realizes his discomfort and goes off somewhere secluded. It just saddens me to know that he is in pain even though I agreed to have the procedure done to remove his discomfort in the first place. I have a follow-up soon and I really hope that the damage to his eye isn't permanent and that Allcare Veterinary Hospital will do what they can to get him back to his happy self soon with minimal pain. The vet tech there is always super friendly and my dog loves her, but the receptionist needs an attitude adjustments. I believe her name is Sondra and she seems to not have a care in the world. I would be standing there for ten minutes or more and there's absolutely no acknowledgement or update until I say something. When I ask to be provided with certain documents, I usually don't get it till days later and most of the time it's after I reached out again for the update.

We recently had to put our fur baby down to rest and it was the hardest and most heart breaking…read moreexperience. Everyone from the staff to the veterinarian doctor were so sympathetic to our experience and comforted us in this difficult time. Genuinely felt like they cared and offered us grace and time we needed to say goodbye without feeling rushed or hurried. We came back 1 1/2 weeks later to pick up our fur baby Mocha's ashes and I wasn't sure what to expect. It was done so classy and thought out. The cedar box with her name wrapped in a very elegant velvet bag, a ceramic paw print, they captured her nose print as well for us, and lastly a certificate of her passing. To all the staff, thank you for support, caring gestures, and giving me and my family the best experience we could have asked for during this difficult time

I brought my German Shepherd here last year after switching from Claremont Vet Hospital to avoid…read morethe commute to Oakland. Scheduling was easy, the staff was friendly, and overall we had a positive experience, aside from about $500 in recommended services that I declined. My dog was originally seen for an anal gland expression and two vaccinations. She has anxiety and knocked over a staff member during the first visit, so the clinic recommended Trazodone and Acepromazine for future appointments. I followed their advice, and our next visits went smoothly. A year later, I called to schedule another appointment and was surprised to be told they no longer wanted to see my dog. I wasn't given an explanation, but when I requested her records, I saw she had been labeled as aggressive. This had never been an issue at Claremont Vet Hospital. The lack of transparency was disappointing, especially since my dog was due for routine vaccinations. Based on my experience, I wouldn't recommend this clinic for owners of large, anxious dogs that require extra handling, even when medicated.

My cat was feeling unwell and luckily the team was able to squeeze her in for the same day after a…read morecancellation. The doctor was great and gave very good advice and led us down the right path. Given the location and services I'd recommended highly! It does feel like it's a bit pricier but worth it!

I wanted to share this with other pet parents: Dr. Nguyen's recommendation with a pulpitis…read morediagnosis was immediate extraction of my dog's tooth. I ended up pursuing xrays for my dog at another facility and the vet confirmed the tooth is not infected and does not warrant removal at this time. I also mentioned to Dr. Nguyen that my dog had an intermittent chronic hop/limp that my previous vet diagnosed as patellar luxation. Dr. Nguyen was confident it wasn't patellar luxation and recommended hind limb xrays to figure out what was really wrong. I got that imaging done as well at my other vet, just to confirm she does indeed have bilateral patellar luxation. I would seriously pause to consider this series of misdiagnoses and the extreme and costly procedures that were recommended (which now have been confirmed as unnecessary), when deciding if you want your pets seen here.

We are so grateful we switched to this vet -- our very first visit confirmed we made the right…read morechoice. Our senior dog woke up with an infected eye, and when I called, they were able to see her the same day. From the very beginning, the experience was completely different from what we were used to. We were met in the parking lot, welcomed warmly, and immediately felt cared for. The entire staff was kind, calm, and attentive -- and the vet was incredibly knowledgeable and thorough. She spent real time with us, not only addressing the eye issue but also talking through our dog's overall health, answering questions, and making sure we felt informed and reassured. It never felt rushed. We previously went to Banfield and were often left feeling like just another number -- with our dog spending hours in a kennel for what should have been a simple visit. This experience was the exact opposite: personal, compassionate, and genuinely refreshing. We are so, so happy we made the switch and feel relieved knowing our senior dog is now in such good hands. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a vet who truly cares -- about both pets and their people.

No one likes going in for a service, let alone it supposedly being a service for your very close…read moreloved ones, and simply getting a couple of seconds and a very inflated bill. I was concerned about something that should have been an easy fix. I was actually told to go to Costco to get the prescription instead. You would think that they would just do the most basic things for your pets that you brought them in for. Nope. They don't care about your pet. They care about dollars. Ridiculous. What a waste of time, money, and especially my dog's comfort.

I made an appointment for my Cat dodgy and I had to cancel it because she went under the bed and I…read morecouldn't get her out. I'm disabled and I couldn't lift the bed up and they're still trying to charge me a cancellation fee. I don't think that's right so I'm making this Yelp to let you guys know that if you go there and you have to cancel they're still gonna charge you. I took my other cat there and they told me the visit was gonna be 100 and something dollars that ended up being like $900. I'll just find someplace else to go. This is not cool.

This is a long overdue review. Unfortunately I lost my beloved cat in December 2024 but I so…read moreappreciate all the help and support coastal cat clinic had offered us. We worked closely with Dr Couture and she probably single handedly extended my cat's life by at least a year and helped reducing lots of her pain. I love their new location (which has plenty of parking) and love that it's for cats only. I took my cat to general pet hospitals before and all the dogs barking and sniffing around really added more stress to my cat. I currently don't have a cat anymore but if I ended up adopting one, this is where I will be taking my future cat:)

It's probably decent but I'm not happy I got no explanation what the $500+ for one appointment…read morewould be for. not worth it unless you are rich. they weren't available for months when i asked for an appointment. Only for the rich and famous.

Supremely, knowledgeable on all phases of pet care, therapy, and diet…read more Compassionate and friendly staff.

I can't thank Dr. Grewal and his staff enough for the care that my little Buddy received. Even when…read moreit was time to let him rest, they were so compassionate as we worked all the arrangements out. My family were able to say goodbye to our furry companion of 14 years here and while it was sad, we were comforted by how gentle Dr. Grewal was with Buddy in his final moments. We will continue to bring our other little one here as they are always so good with him as well.

We've been taking our darling girl, Duck to Dr. Grewal ever since she was a puppy! He did her spay,…read moreher physicals, and everything in between. Today, we noticed a bald spot on our girl and called the office to get an appointment. They were able to see her the same day! Dr. Grewal took his time with Duck to examine her skin and was able to diagnose her. He also took extra time giving her some love and attention! Cannot recommend Dr. Grewal and his staff enough. They're wonderful people!

Went here because of 24/7 Emergency center. The reception staff saw me and how my dog looked and…read moreimmediately called for a tech before any paper work. Most compassionate bunch of Doctors and Techs and other support staff. Even though my dog crossed over the staff was amazing taking care of us and making sure the end of life process was done with respect and grace.

I brought Patches in under urgent circumstances. his pancreas levels were eight times the normal…read moremaximum, compounded by stage two chronic kidney disease. There were genuine positives about my experience. When I could only afford one day of the quoted three-day stay, they extended his stay without charge to ensure his pancreas levels improved. The ER doctor was caring and thoroughly answered my questions. The vet tech that first night was exceptional, she included me in his care, brought me a Gatorade, and spent her time between patients trying to find something he'd eat. She was outstanding. My main feedback is that the communication at this clinic was a consistent problem, and it affected Patches' care directly. I was handed an invoice before anyone had a real conversation with me about my dog. I was told to wait in a room, then sent back to the waiting room, then called back after another half hour with no explanation. On the second night, I arrived at 10 PM and asked the technician when Patches had last been outside to go potty. He said he didn't know. The chart said noon. Ten hours -- while they were pumping him with IV fluids, in a dog with kidney disease. When I raised the issue, the tech awkwardly told me "there's no neglect here." Although I'm sure it's not intentional, there is no excuse. If your internal communication is so bad that you are neglecting patients because of it, then it needs to be resolved immediately. After discharge, his levels worsened significantly within a week. I don't know why the doctor said that we should do fluid therapy every three days and then see how it goes from there. What happened was he ended up needing daily fluid therapy and his levels were so high that he needed to be hospitalized again after one week. If we had just done daily fluid therapy for the entire first week, maybe his levels wouldn't have ever gotten that high. These are all things that we would've been able to communicate about if there was any sort of communication throughout the whole process. I also would've liked to have known that gabapentin is for palliative care and it destroys your kidneys. I was told to give it to him following his hospitalization and his kidney levels went from stage three to double the maximum of end stage kidney failure within one week. The vet nutritionist said that this was all manageable with diet and fluid therapy and the veterinarian at the hospital said that if I don't put him down within a week, he would become violently ill and I shouldn't let it get that far. I met about five different doctors during that week, and 3 different vet techs. As you can tell from reading this, I was being told a lot of different things by a lot of different people. This was a very stressful and chaotic time for me. Meanwhile, my dog is in pain, loosing his energy and appetite and being neglected in critical care, of all the places. It would've been nice if I had somebody who wasn't being pulled away to take care of animals to just sit down and talk to me. I believe this is a capable team and I understand you guys are doing really hard work. My situation was complicated and it was the end of his life, so it's hard to say that anything could've gotten much better. But I am upset about the lack of communication and it does need to be addressed.

Fabulous Vet care & services. I love this place and my three dogs do, too. The best. They have both…read moretraditional and holistic services and you don't need to mortgage your house to pay the bill.

This vet is top notch with their services. I bring my 14 yr old bulldog/Boston Terrier mix here…read moreevery month for Acupuncture along with her routine checkup as she's dealt with Vestibular Disease. I read a bad review here stating you aren't allowed In back with your pet??? Who cares and do you really need to BE WITH your dog during it's examination? Your in great hands especially with Dr.Molly.

Such an amazing doctor. We just moved to town and I took my cat for annual check up…read more The doctor is one of the best I have had the experience with. She is so nice with my cat and gave me such a great service.

Dr. MacInnes has been taking care of our pets for many years. At some point we had several birds…read moreand rescued dogs with various health issues. She treated them at our home patiently and kindly. Dr. MacInnes continues to attend to our dogs. She is highly recommended.