I absolutely love these people! so kind and loving toward my dog and cat. I highly recommend them!read more

After going to Pricilla for 3+ years, my review is still 5 stars…read more We have now added a new addition to the family, and Pricilla does just as amazing! She is also very flexible with time and has worked around our changing circumstances. We will keep trusting our babies with her as I know she loves my girls just as much as I do!

Super experience Super clean…read moreSuper friendly Super easy Super fast Super helpful Just super

I trusted Chino Hills Animal Hospital with my dog Jax for years, which honestly makes this even…read moreharder to write. Jax had a long history of worsening mobility problems, limping, weakness, pain, trouble standing, and documented masses. In 2024, a cytology sample from a mass came back limited/nondiagnostic, but I was never made to understand that this meant a serious tumor process had not actually been ruled out. Later, Jax underwent surgery for removal of masses, and I eventually learned there was "no way to know" what those masses actually were because definitive histopathology was never completed. Over time, the records continued documenting concerning findings including suspected neoplasia/mass, worsening hind limb weakness, enlarged lymph nodes, mobility decline, and progressive pain. In August 2025, abdominal and hind limb X-rays were performed while Jax was already struggling with worsening weakness and mobility decline. Looking back now, I seriously question whether the underlying tumor process was adequately recognized or escalated at that point. In November 2025, Jax became extremely sick and weak. A lot of the focus appeared directed toward suspected pancreatitis and diabetes management. After seeking a second opinion, another veterinarian documented severe pelvic limb weakness, muscle wasting, neurologic decline, and a large femoral mass. The veterinarian who later performed Jax's euthanasia documented massive tumor-related swelling involving his left pelvic limb and concern for neoplastic disease including possible nerve sheath tumor or sarcoma. What completely haunts me is how Jax died. During his final days, my dog was crying in pain, struggling to move, and suffering in ways I will never forget for the rest of my life. I had to make the devastating decision to euthanize him at home because his condition had progressed so severely that he could no longer walk without suffering. After another veterinarian questioned aspects of the treatment approach and documented the large mass findings, I've requested a refund and tried to get answers regarding how Jax's condition progressed to such a severe state. I never received meaningful clarification from Dr. Dunbar. I have since submitted a Veterinary Medical Board complaint along with supporting medical records, imaging, second-opinion evaluations, and euthanasia documentation for review. Please advocate hard for your pets, request copies of every diagnostic report, and seek second opinions early if something does not feel right.

Always a pleasure to drop off my dog for daycare. Staff is super friendly. My dog likes going here.read more

Our babies love their play or vacation stays. Staff are always so kind and helpful. We would not…read moretrust anywhere else to keep our kids. They love their playtime while mom and dad date or travel. Thank you Pet Resort for all the great services and attention given to our fur babies.

Great Dock Diving lessons by Pam at Wild Dog Sport. She is really good at identifying the dog's…read moreexperience level and makes sure they are safe and happy

It's been a couple of times where I passed by this place when I walk my dog and I never really get…read morea good vibe. I am not writing a review based off my experience of my dog being there, but a review based off of me always passing by and what I see and hear. based on the looks, the dogs are left outdoors. I never see anyone out there with the dogs whether they are giving them attention or training them and when I do see people outside, they're not really doing much. I saw this older white lady training a dog on the obstacle, and she seemed very impatient and yelling at the dog because it wasn't doing it right. From what I see it's usually run by older people and I feel like these older people just might not have the patience or the energy to give these dogs what they need and are just overrun by people who owned the place which are older. Who knows maybe I'm wrong, but I'm just writing a review based off the many times whether morning or night that I walk by this place and the feeling I get when I do.

We have left reviews before on Chino's Caring Kennels grooming and Vet service and there's not any…read morechange. They still do the best of any other groomers in Chino. The Vetinarian service is also great. 'Caring' is the key word in their name as they are very compassionate with our Yorkies.

I boarded my Pomeranian here from April 2-6 while I was out of town. Overall, my dog seemed happy…read morewhen I picked him up around 11:30 AM and had minimal signs of anxiety, which I really appreciated. One downside was that the facility was closed on Easter Sunday. I wish there had been an option to pick him up that day when I returned from my trip. During pickup, my experience at the front desk wasn't great. The staff member was speaking very loudly the entire time (possibly due to the barking in the background), but it came across as dismissive. There wasn't much eye contact or friendliness, which made the interaction feel impersonal. I also would have appreciated a quick update or report on how my dog did during his stay, as that would have added peace of mind. Overall, my dog seemed well cared for, but the customer service and communication could definitely be improved.

Another follow up review of Julie. I had a family emergency and had to travel overseas to see my…read morefather. It was a very last minute request, but Julie was able to accommodate my needs. She took care of sasha while I was away for 3weeks! I felt relieved knowing that Sasha is in great hands. Julie you're truly wonderful! Sasha absolute love her. I highly recommend Julie's pet sitting services. Your pet is in great hands.

Julie is extremely reliable. She communicates well and is a great sitter. I would recommend to…read moreanyone who is looking for an awesome pet sitter.

If you're looking for pet sitter, look no further!…read more Ms Ann Marie is everything you are looking for to care for your furry babies. She is trustworthy, reliable, professional, and genuinely loves animals. She goes above and beyond caring for our cat and our home while we're away. She gives me absolute piece of mind and it's been a blessing to have her come to our home. I'd recommend Ms Ann Marie to my own family, friends, or anyone considering a pet sitter. Thank you for always being there for us!

Ann Marie is the best! Our dog is quite timid with new people watching her when we're not there,…read morebut she is completely comfortable with Ann Marie! I love that she spends quality time with our dog in addition to the feeding and administering of meds. The fact that Ann Marie has a background as a vet tech makes her all the more amazing (and gives us additional peace of mind). Check out her website for more details, and don't hesitate to call her! We're so happy we did!

We had a great experience here with our catgirl Pretty. They handled her with so much care (thank…read moreyou Tyler), and she was able to stay calm (thank you Dr. Ramirez). Thank you so much.

Nice people but I do not like that they raised the prices so high. Their exam fee just went up 25…read morepercent!!! Did their rent go up by 25% or did they give their staff a raise? Nope. Just more money for the owner doctor and pet owners looking for a new Vet!!!!