This is by far the BEST place on the west coast to take your reptiles…read more My bearded dragon is going through some issues but they were caught BEFORE he was actually sick at bus annual checkup because of the thorough and EDUCATED team at this practice. As a person in science myself, I can say this team is excellent at keeping up to date on the BEST care standards for exotic pets, especially as this is a constantly growing knowledge base, and they will ensure your pets are happy and healthy!!!

Would give this place zero stars if I could. Their methods on ball pythons are incredibly outdated,…read moreusing methods from the 1990s. At thestart of the 4rd paragraph on the care guide, they suggest "selecting at least a twnety gallon aquarium to House adults" NOOO. WRONG they require at least 120 gallons, or 4by 2 by 2. They also suggest smaller enclosures for babies. also wrong. "Astroturf, newpaper, bark chips, aspen shavings or gravel can be used as substrate" so wrong on so many levels. THEY. NEED. AT. LEAST 60% HUMIDITY WHICH IS MENTIONED ABSOLUTELY NOWHERE. These substrates CANNOT trap humidity. leading to dehydration. They just suggest having a water bowl. DEHYDRATION. IT says it "should range from a low of 75 at night to a high of 85 during the day" THEY NEED A TEMPERATURE GRADIENT. as previously discussed you put them in a TWENTY GALLON enclosure which is not enoug room for a heat gradient. Also they need 76-80 on the cool side and 88-92 on the heat side. NOTHING about how high heat can cause neurological issues and how to recognize them. They also say that ball pythons are terrestrial. They are SEMI-ARBOREAL. yes there is a difference. they will be incrediblt bored. The also suggest misting the cage TWICE A DAY. WHAT ABOUT SCALE ROT??? They also suggest live feeding with gerbils of all species. first of all, they are illegal in california so good luck getting them. second, gerbils are extremely fast and their salivia often carries harmful bacteria causing an infection when entering the blood stream. The gerbils can injure the snake as they fight back in defense. they also suggest feeding in a seperate enclosure then transfering them right after the feed. THis is an extremely old practice and can cause regurgitation which can be deadly for them. Gerbils are also not a good nutrition source. Too high in fat and too low in protein. this is like the human equivilant of eating fast food for life They are also extremely addictive. The snake will probably eat them for the rest of their life even with attemps to transfer them off. PLEASE DO NOT TRAP YOUR BALL PYTHON IN A CAAGE WITH LIVE RODENTS. THEY WILL fight back and injure them severely. There is nothing about respitory infections or examples of good substrate. Nothing about substrate epth. nothing about complications with morphs such as spider which comes with neuroliical issues that shorten it's life span(such as stargazing). There is so much more. if i misssed any thing please addd it. DO NOT TRUST THIS PLACE. they see reptiles as nothing more than pet rocks and their husbandry advice only lets them survive not thrive.

My in laws brought their dog here before moving and we started bringing our dog for help with…read moreinternational paperwork - so far everyone has been so wonderful and kind and have explained the process and laid it out to ensure a smooth trip. Can't recommend enough!

If you're looking for the best Chiropractic care, Dr. Mindy Mar is who you want!…read moreThe most professional, skilled, and understanding chiro for us! I'm blessed to be leaving close to the clinic where she practices. I have a show & sport dog, so it's essential to get her adjusted from time to time. She has been our go to time and time again! Her schedule is truly flexible and she will do her best to accommodate you no matter what! I'm convinced that my dog is doing better and better every time because of the adjustments we started doing!