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    Emergency Veterinary Clinic

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    Called ahead to try and get my dog in for an emergency visit. The lady who answered the phone was very rude and not helpful at all.

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    Van Nuys Veterinary Clinic - 2 fat corgis

    Van Nuys Veterinary Clinic

    (523 reviews)

    Van Nuys

    I was surprised I hadn't written a review but here you go:…read more If you're looking for a vet who genuinely cares more about your pet than your wallet, this is the place. I've been bringing my 19-year-old pup here for the last 6 years, and I honestly can't imagine trusting anyone else. Having a senior dog comes with its fair share of challenges, but every time we walk through those doors, Dr. Oh gives me peace of mind. Somehow I always leave thinking, "Okay...my old man is going to be okay." My pup has struggled with seizures for the last three years, and instead of immediately pushing expensive treatments, Dr. Oh recommended natural supplements that have made a huge difference. We went from about two seizures a week to only every several months! Now that my sweet old guy is dealing with doggy dementia, Dr. Oh has continued to be amazing--recommending affordable supplements, giving practical tips to keep him safe at home, and helping me make the best decisions for his quality of life. One thing I appreciate the most? No nickel-and-diming. I never feel pressured into unnecessary tests or treatments. If something isn't needed, he'll tell you. That kind of honesty is hard to find these days, and it means everything when you're caring for a senior pet. The clinic is always clean, and the staff is kind, patient, and genuinely attentive. They make every visit as stress-free as possible. Located on Sherman Way & Van Nuys Blvd, inside the shopping center with Pablo's, Dunkin', and Otto Sushi, with a large parking lot so finding a space is easy. Thank you, Dr. Oh and the entire Van Nuys Pet Clinic team, for helping my old guy enjoy his golden years. You have cared for him like family, and I'll always be grateful.

    Update review 6 years later and I still can't rave enough about this place! From the moment I…read morecalled, the entire team was incredibly kind and compassionate. The girls at the front desk went above and beyond by squeezing my little guy in at the very end of the day on one of their busiest days before the Fourth of July holiday. I know they were extremely busy, but they still made time for us, and I'm so grateful. My little pup decided to do some "parkour" off the furniture after the midweek fireworks scared him, and he suddenly became completely non-weight-bearing on his back leg.Dr. Oh was absolutely amazing. He wasted no time getting X-rays, quickly diagnosed a hairline fracture, and thoroughly explained everything to me. Thankfully, surgery wasn't necessary, and we have a treatment plan to help him heal. Every single person we encountered showed genuine care, kindness, and compassion not just for my dog, but for me as a worried pet parent. The clinic itself is adorable too! I loved all the cute pet photos decorating the office and wish I had taken more pictures because it has such a welcoming atmosphere. Thank you, Dr. Oh and the entire Van Nuys Vet Clinic team, for taking such great care of my little guy. We truly appreciate everything you did and couldn't have asked for a better experience during such a stressful day.

    Granada Veterinary Clinic - Nicky Boy, happy to be home!

    Granada Veterinary Clinic

    (104 reviews)

    Mission Hills

    I've been bringing my dog, Luca, here for about a year now, and I truly can't say enough good…read morethings about Dr. Galdjian and her entire team. From day one, they've been incredibly kind, attentive, and knowledgeable. It's so clear that everyone here genuinely loves working with animals, and that level of care and compassion makes all the difference. Every visit feels thorough. They take the time to answer my questions, explain things clearly, and make sure both Luca and I feel comfortable and not rushed. One thing I especially appreciate is how fair they are with pricing. Dr. Galdjian is very direct and honest, and I trust her completely. She'll tell me when something isn't necessary so I don't spend money on tests or treatments that aren't needed, but she does it in a way that never feels dismissive. She really listens and takes my concerns seriously, which is so important. It's rare to find a vet I trust this much, and I honestly can't imagine going anywhere else. I'm so grateful I was referred here and would highly recommend this team to anyone looking for exceptional care for their pets.

    This is a hidden gem for pet owners in the SFV. We have three dogs and have had numerous veterinary…read morevisits and procedures all over the valley throughout the last ten years. We just got two of our dogs teeth taken care of and the others ear medicated here. This place is not only more reasonably priced but clearly more empathetic and compassionate about taking care of our animals then any other place in the past. Thank you Granada Veterinary Clinic for taking such good care of our dogs and we look forward to you taking care of them moving forward as long as we have them!

    Gemcore Veterinary Services

    Gemcore Veterinary Services

    (508 reviews)

    Chatsworth

    Gemcore cancer to my house to put my 14 1/2 year old dog to sleep, so I can't say it was a great…read moreexperience. It was a terrible experience. But that was not the fault of the provider, just the fault of what I was having to do. The vet was very nice and very patient. She even gave me a late night appointment so I could spend some quality time with my Dog. Writing this review brings up my pain again, but they did such a good job that I want other people to know about them. They were, expensive, but that was partially because it was a late night visit.

    I went on Yelp and called several vets. The veterinarian with Gemcore is the only one who answered…read more I'm so sorry I can't even remember her name because everything happened so quickly and it's all such a blur, but she answered my call at almost 10:00 p.m. while she was driving, when no one else answered. The last thing you want when your fur baby is suffering is to reach voicemail after voicemail. Hearing a compassionate human voice on the other end of the phone brought me so much comfort. She came to my home first thing the next morning. I was worried about my younger Golden Retriever jumping on her or interfering with her care, but she was absolutely wonderful with both of my dogs. She encouraged him to stay in the room with us once he was comfortable with her, and I truly believe that helped him understand what was happening. She was incredibly professional, but I'll never forget one small moment. Out of the corner of my eye, while I was saying my final words and paying my last tributes to my girl, I saw her quietly wiping tears from her eyes. As a healthcare provider myself, I know how often we're expected to wear a mask and stay composed. Seeing that genuine emotion didn't make her seem less professional, it reassured me that she truly cared. In those final moments, your mind races. You question whether you're making the right decision. Seeing her emotion gave me peace because I knew she wasn't simply going through the motions. I knew that if she believed my girl wasn't ready, she would have told me. Most of us are fortunate enough to experience this kind of heartbreak only a few times in our lives. She carries families through it over and over again. That takes an incredible amount of compassion. Thank you for your kindness, your empathy, and for helping my sweet Lilo leave this world peacefully and with dignity. Please take care of yourself, too. The first photo is the day Oliver met Lilo as a puppy, their first photo together. The second was taken just before the veterinarian arrived to help Lilo pass. I didn't realize until later that I had unknowingly captured both the beginning and the end of their story together I will miss my Lilo for eternity.

    Northridge Pet Hospital

    Northridge Pet Hospital

    (150 reviews)

    Northridge

    Thank goodness for Northridge Pet Hospital. We've been…read morecoming here since we moved to the valley in 2021. One of my Pomeranians was born with afew health issues and this has been the only veterinary clinic that he wags his tail to get in the car because he knows he is going to see Maya and his girlfriends (lol) In our house we have to spell the word "Vet" because he gets soooo excited to go We feel so very loved everytime we go in there and in an economy of rising prices...I've noticed that this lovely team of women always take the time to break down the cost, keep prices reasonable and explain everything we need to know about medications and treatments. They truly care about both my boys and all other pets! Thankyou NPH...you have us for life!

    I used to highly recommend this place, but unfortunately something has changed…read more I've been bringing my dog here for years and was always happy with the service. My most recent experience, however, was extremely disappointing. I was about 15 minutes late to my appointment and was told they wanted to cancel it because of the delay. The problem is that when the appointment was scheduled, I was never told that being 15 minutes late could result in cancellation. What makes this even more frustrating is that almost every time I've come here, I've personally had to wait 30-45 minutes past my scheduled appointment time. The bigger issue was the pricing. When I scheduled the appointment two weeks in advance, I was told that because my dog is now 10 years old, a veterinarian examination was required. I was quoted $75 for the exam, plus approximately $60-$70 for the vaccines and anal gland expression. We discussed the pricing over the phone, so I arrived expecting that approximate total. Instead, I was given a bill of approximately $230 for the exam, vaccines, and anal gland expression. In previous years, I had paid around $63 for the same routine services. When I questioned the significant price difference, I was given explanations about increased costs and expenses. I completely understand that prices can increase, but the customer should be informed of the actual price before the appointment, especially when I specifically called two weeks in advance to ask about the cost. What happened next was even more disappointing. I decided to move my dog to another veterinarian and asked for her medical records. Instead of simply helping me with the transfer, I was questioned and accused of potentially altering the records using AI. I was honestly shocked by that accusation. After being a loyal customer for years, this experience completely changed my opinion of the practice. I'm not upset that prices can increase. I'm upset about the lack of transparency, the inconsistent communication, and the way I was treated when I questioned the charges and requested my dog's records. I'm now looking for a new veterinarian where I can feel that transparency, honesty, and trust come before making a sale.

    VCA Adler Animal Hospital and Pet Resort

    VCA Adler Animal Hospital and Pet Resort

    (226 reviews)

    Northridge

    I continue to visit VCA Adler for my pets needs and I feel it's a very caring and compassionate…read moreplace to bring my dogs. The front desk staff, especially Ben and Priscilla are always so kind, friendly, understanding, and very patient. Despite that my previous vet moved and changed locations it seems when a new one comes they are always just as kind and caring as the last. I met Dr. Luba yesterday for the first time for a checkup for my older dog who is starting to decline. I was nervous about opening the conversation about the what ifs and what looking ahead may entail. Dr. Luba was extremely compassionate and non-judgemental and made the conversation very easy. We made a good plan for what steps to take right now, and I feel safe in knowing that when the time does come to have the hardest conversation, that my dog will be in good hands.

    My dog has hypothyroidism. We saw a different Vet after moving to SFV. Blood work charged was…read morearound $200 (south pas was only charging $50) So, I decided to switch vets and scheduled a repeat blood draw at this location. The staff was pleasant, but booking your preferred appointment was challenging. There is limited parking for the hospital but tons of parking for the pet resort. Blood work is not cheap here either (I guess that's the running rate here in SFV). However, buying your pet's Rx online can get better pricing. Overall, we got the blood work done and our Rx filled.

    VCA Chatoak Animal Hospital

    VCA Chatoak Animal Hospital

    (436 reviews)

    Granada Hills

    Dr. Linda Jackson went above and beyond to save my cat last week…read more I had brought Roo into the hospital on a Saturday night and my cat is semi feral, so although she's sweet and gentle with me, not so much with anyone else. Roo was extremely dehydrated from throwing up and diarrhea, which had gone on for a few days. She was so weak that it wasn't difficult to get her into the carrier, but I knew examining her, much less giving much needed fluids and an anti vomiting shot would be a challenge, to say the least. No disrespect to the crew on Saturday night, but the doctor on call was young and admitted he had not had experience handling a semi feral cat. We tried explaining the way we had seen her examined in the past (through the top of the carrier with a towel over her head), but he ended up having to anesthetize her because she tried to run away when they were examining her. They administered fluids, clipped her nails, and did bloodwork - which showed she most likely had Pancreatitis. We took her home and hoped for the best. She did not however, improve and it took her over 24 hours to come out of sedation. She was crawling around on her belly crying and I thought for sure she was dying, having not eaten in almost 4 days at that point. I rushed her back to the hospital and hit the jackpot - Dr. Jackson was there. She is the medical director of the hospital, and had been highly recommended to us in the waiting room the first time we were there by other patrons. I was so happy that she would be the doctor examining Roo. Dr. Jackson came into the room I had been waiting in, sat down next to me and her warmth and empathy were extremely appreciated - and needed at that point. She discussed a plan with me: to try and give more fluids and an anti nausea shot. She explained that the shot Roo had previously been given was an anti vomiting shot, but that an anti nausea shot would help Roo get her appetite back and get her on the path of recovery faster. Dr. J said she was going to attempt to get the fluids into Roo without sedation?! She said she thought we could do it with the help of a technician, and with me being in the room to stand in front of Roo, petting her and talking to her to reassure her. With the help of Isaiah, Dr. J got a shot in AND fluids under Roo's skin -- without sedation! It was incredible to witness and be a part of. I've never been allowed in the room with any of my rescues when they are receiving medical attention, this was a first - and it was incredibly moving. Dr. J was so gentle - and she insisted the fluids were warm before giving them - that was also something I had never seen. She explained that receiving cold fluids, especially to an animal already in pain/frightened was jarring, while warm fluids were soothing. Dr. Jackson was so kind and wise and gentle - this is/was the best experience I have ever had with a vet - and I have rescued many dogs and cats over the last 20 years. Dr. Jackson has made this crazy, and mostly cruel world a bit warmer, a bit softer and definitely brighter.

    UPDATE: I took my dog to another veterinary office, and the difference in care was night and day…read more At the new vet, they actually took the time to examine my dog, listen to my concerns, and address the issue with his paw. I felt like their priority was my dog's health and well-being, not making assumptions about my finances or immediately focusing on money before even examining him. After my previous experience, it was such a relief to be treated with compassion and respect and, most importantly, to see my dog receive the care and attention he deserved. This experience confirmed why I was so disappointed with my visits here. Pet owners should never feel judged based on their appearance or perceived financial situation. Our pets are family, and when we bring them in because something is wrong, we expect them to actually be examined and cared for. I'm very grateful that I found another veterinary office that showed genuine concern for both me and my dog. The difference was not about the cost--it was about the care. I really wish I would have cared enough to remember the two names of the vet and vet tech that cared more about my finances and what they assumed I could or could not afford, guess what ladies I managed to pay the vet bill just fine.

    Emergency Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated August 2026

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