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    Ken Steele DVM

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    I have used Dr. Steele twice to come to my house to euthanize a dying kitty. He is very compassionate.

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    Steele was very professional and competent, but also very friendly and compassionate, interested in whether I was going to be ok.

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    Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin - Before she was completely  blind

    Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin

    (623 reviews)

    My dog was referred here due to their ophthalmology department. I drove from the east bay and am…read moreglad I did. 100% better run than pets referral in Berkeley. This will be my go to ER and ophthalmology. --I brought in my dog to the ER. My dog was seen by Dr. Pompeani in the ER. Unsure which eye specialist also treated him. In the ER, Experiences will vary. It's normal. Mine was great.

    IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, GO HERE!!!!…read more I hardly write reviews, let alone one this long, but after everything that happened, I feel like I owe it to this team. My cat, Theodore, suffered a rectal prolapse on a Sunday. It was one of the most terrifying experiences I've ever been through. He was in excruciating pain, vomiting, having diarrhea, yelping, and literally had tissue protruding from his body. I genuinely thought I was going to lose him. Before finding Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin, I called well over ten emergency veterinary hospitals throughout Marin and San Francisco. Every single one either had wait times ranging from hours to over ten hours, couldn't perform surgery for days, or simply didn't have the staff to take another emergency. I was driving from place to place and calling anyone I could think of while watching Theodore continue to suffer. By that point, I felt completely helpless. Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin was the only hospital that could take him almost immediately. Within minutes of arriving, he was being evaluated and prepared for surgery. After spending hours hearing "no," finally hearing someone say they could help was something I'll never forget. What impressed me even more was the quality of care. Every single person I interacted with -- from the reception staff, to the nurses, to the discharge team, to the veterinarian -- was compassionate, patient, knowledgeable, and incredibly communicative. They never made me feel like I was asking too many questions, and they took the time to explain every step of Theodore's care. Theodore had been dealing with a complicated medical situation for months that involved a lot of uncertainty. Their team quickly helped me understand what was happening and what needed to happen next. For the first time in months, I finally felt like I had answers and that Theodore was in the right hands. One thing that really stood out to me was that the care didn't stop when we walked out the door. The follow-up from the doctor and staff has been incredible. Recovering from an emergency like this is overwhelming, but they continued to answer my questions, check in, and make sure Theodore was doing well. I'm happy to say that he's recovering very well, and I'm beyond grateful for everything they've done for both of us. I genuinely cannot thank this team enough. They were there when no one else could be, and I'll never forget that. If your pet is having an emergency, I cannot recommend Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin highly enough. I truly don't know what would have happened if they hadn't been there. The only thing I wish is that they offered primary veterinary care, because after this experience I would enroll Theodore there in a heartbeat. Thank you to everyone at Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin for taking such incredible care of my little boy. I'll always be grateful.

    West End Animal Center

    West End Animal Center

    (47 reviews)

    Dr. Frye is the most kind, patient and compassionate Veterinarian we have ever had. His knowledge…read morecoupled with great communication skills allows us to rest easy knowing that our dogs are in his care. Thank you for always being there when we need you.

    Our small Yorkie caught a couple of ticks during the weekend, and we managed to pull most of both…read moreoff. A couple of days later, my wife and I thought our dog caught two more ticks, but the ticks would not come off. We called an emergency veterinary hospital, but the veterinarian technician (vet tech) did not think tick bites were an emergency and advised that we go to a regular veterinary clinic. We quickly found West End Animal Center and obtained a quick appointment. The office staff was extremely friendly. Two large boxers rested behind the counter and enjoyed their extra-large cushions. In the exam room, Dr. Frye quickly showed up instead of the usual vet tech. He explained those two spots were not ticks and advised that we should use the prescription Nexgard instead of our regular K9 Advantix II for tick control. Dr. Frye also advised that our dog can use a blood test after the tick bites. We thought the blood test was an excellent idea and approved it. However, our Yorkie did not think a blood test was an excellent idea. The visit was the first time we saw a blood draw. As Dr. Frye approached with his syringe and inserted it in our Yorkie's leg, our dog quickly snapped and grabbed the syringe with his mouth. Dr. Frye removed his syringe from our dog's mouth and tried again. The second time, again, our dog quickly snapped and grabbed the syringe, but the syringe fell to the floor. Thereupon, Dr. Frye suddenly grabbed, pushed, and held our dog's head to the exam table; leaned toward a drawer for another syringe; and obtained the blood sample. We did not think much of Dr. Frye's abrupt action, as he needed a blood sample. After we left the office, we discussed the visit and particularly Dr. Frye's method in obtaining the blood sample. We concluded that our dog is small, and we believe that Dr. Frye grabbing, pushing, and holding our small dog's head to a table was overly forceful. Distressed, shortly after we got the negative blood test results at home, we did not follow up with a scheduled teeth cleaning, which we postponed and finally canceled. Though the office staff is extremely friendly, we believe that Dr. Frye's abruptness and forcefulness toward our Yorkie during a blood draw was unprofessional and violent. If you have a medium or large dog, you will likely have no problems in this vet clinic as your dog can easily defend itself. However, if you have a small dog, please be careful here.

    VCA Animal Wellness Center of Marin

    VCA Animal Wellness Center of Marin

    (136 reviews)

    In addition to our almost 8 yrs of happy visits with Dr Siek(she's amazing!)…read more My boy was recently seen by, and had a teeth cleaning, with Dr. Thompson. We could not be happier with the staff and vets at VCA San Rafael!! They all go above and beyond to help with whatever is happening with your pet!!

    I was a long time Client of this practice. I took all my dogs here and then it became VCA…read more I continued to bring my dogs. My vet retired, but I stayed with the practice and my dogs saw Dr. Siek. The good of coming here evaporated with 3 specific events: 1. My elderly dog Skippy had a medical emergency and I called to tell them I was bringing him in. They told me that I needed an appointment or I should go to the emergency clinic. My dog was essentially dying in my backseat and I was closer to their office than I was to the emergency clinic so I said I'm coming in. He's been a patient forever & he's coming in to see someone there. So I brought him in and he was indeed dying. As he lay dying in my arms on the floor, waiting for the vet to come in and see him, the assistant staff came in and said brightly I'll just take your credit card now!!! I could not believe the audacity and also rather the cruelty of saying that to someone as they're holding their dying animal, yeah let's not forget you need to pay for his euthanasia. It was disgusting. Someone might argue: They didn't want me to worry about it on my way out. Ok but they could have billed me - they knew where I lived as the saying goes. 2. When my dog Daisy died suddenly and tragically, I emailed Dr. Siek to let her know, as she had treated Daisy for 3 years.+Did I ever receive an email response back expressing any kind of sympathy? No, I never did. Nice. 3. I gave the clinic one last chance when I adopted a cat and brought her in for her first free visit with VCA. I neglected to let them know that she had a coupon from the Humane Society up front - ok my mistake but big deal right? all you have to do is recalibrate the invoice --the front office staff person literally yelled at me on the phone that I had not told them in advance. They say the good you do in the morning can be unraveled at the end of the day; this is exactly my experience with this clinic. Any good experienced was unraveled by these three incidents. Do yourself a favor and find yourself another practice for your beloved pets.

    San Rafael Animal Hospital

    San Rafael Animal Hospital

    (80 reviews)

    Many veterinary clinics in the area have been sold to private equity firms or corporations, and…read moreI've noticed that business models have changed. I was happy to receive a referral to San Rafael Animal Hospital, which is still privately owned by a practicing veterinarian. After receiving what I felt was an unreasonable estimate for my small dog's dental cleaning from another clinic, I met with Dr. Archinal and immediately felt comfortable with both him and the entire staff. The estimate was fair and transparent, and I especially appreciated their pricing structure for tooth extractions, which is based on the complexity of the extraction rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. This gave me confidence to move forward with the procedure, and the final cost was very reasonable. My pup tolerated the dental cleaning and extractions well and is doing great. Based on this experience, I'll be moving all of my pets' routine veterinary care to San Rafael Animal Hospital.

    WOW! My first time here - What a positive experience! This is truly a long time family owned…read morebusiness with well deserved top reviews. Melissa kindly handles everything at the front desk and office - her Dad, Dr. Archinal has been a vet since 1982, and is calm, kind, and wise. He's seen so much - his very presence is reassuring. I felt like, no matter what my dog was dealing with, this Dr would have experience and can offer meaningful perspective and advice. What I came in for - was 2 small lumps on her that I was afraid would need biopsy and maybe more - he looked at them and said, I don't think they are a problem, you don't need to do anything, just keep an eye on. What a relief - hundreds saved there! And - even more - when I adopted my 80# dog from a large East Bay shelter 3 years ago (she was dropped off as a senior at a night deposit box, with broken off teeth, so we did not know her past) - I took her to UC Davis dental vet dept and was quoted $5-6k to address her situation. That was out of reach for me so I gave up hope on being able to help my dog in that way, but I'd do the best I could to give her the best life in other ways. It was so scary I didn't even want to look in her mouth from then on, and it was hopeless anyway. Dr A calmly apprised her situation, gave me solid simple, do-able, advice about how to care for her teeth and gums from now on - and I got a quote for less than 1/3 of that prior quote to do the dental work she needed! Now, I feel like I can take care of this, finally, 3 years after adopting her. God Bless this honest, down to earth, family clinic that treats their patient animals like family too!

    West Marin Pet Hospital - West Marin Pet Hospital exterior in Fairfax

    West Marin Pet Hospital

    (67 reviews)

    We feel so fortunate to have found West Marin Pet Hospital…read more The vet, Dr Redfield, the front desk staff, and the vet techs have all been so wonderful with our sweet golden girl, Twinkle. And, they've also been wonderful to us. Everyone that we have interacted with seems so good at what they do, and they are so gentle and sweet with Twinkle. I feel like at other veterinary practices that I've been to over the decades of pet ownership, it's the vet that's great but the staff is rude, or the techs are nice but the vet has no bedside manner, or some other unfortunate scenario. But, here, it really is just a breath of fresh air with the level of skill, the professionalism, and the pleasant ambiance. We completely trust them with Twinkle's care, and highly recommend them to any pet owner.

    I've had two separate negative experiences at this practice, and I feel compelled to share them…read more The most recent involved a bill of over $400. I had specifically requested the most comprehensive urinalysis available, because I had explained detailed concerns about my dog's health. What I received was a basic analysis -- and my dog didn't even have a UTI. The bill also included two small bags of supplements. When I asked for the test to be repeated correctly, or for a partial refund of $237 for the analysis I didn't receive, my request was ignored. I'd strongly recommend checking the details of any test results you receive here -- and comparing prices online before accepting any service or product. My second concern is far more serious. For over a year, my dog was limping. During multiple visits, the vets here observed her walking in and still only prescribed pain pills and anti-inflammatory medication -- never investigating further. No one identified the damaged cruciate ligament she had been walking on, in pain, for all that time. When I finally met the owner to explain the situation, she kept her back to me the entire time, never once looked at my dog, and sent us home with more pills. After years of unnecessary suffering and thousands of dollars wasted, I took my dog to UC Davis Veterinary. When I described her symptoms over the phone, they immediately suspected the cause, scheduled the right diagnostics, and confirmed the problem. My dog underwent a delicate surgery that, thankfully, went well -- despite the condition having been ignored for so long. Products here are also priced two to three times above what you'd find online. You are paying top dollar for a very high level of care that, in my experience, you are not receiving.

    Ken Steele DVM - vet - Updated September 2026

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