Felt confident leaving our Dachshund there. Received pictures of him playing other dogs…read more The facility has a play yard. We are so happy that we found Paws and Claws for those times we can't take him with us.

We boarded our puppy Domino while we were on a cruise. The facilities were clean and the staff…read moreasked lots of questions regarding what his needs were. Drop off and pick up was easy and fast. Domino was happy to see us and after a good inspection, everything was just fine.

Called to get my cat in for a lion shave and they had an opening the same week. They were very…read moreflexible with the time when I called back a day later to adjust a half hour. They were very friendly and understanding about my grumpy old cat. We give him anti anxiety/ sedation meds before his appointment but he can still scratch and bite which she told us is what happened a bit. But Leslie did a great job, gave him a very nice cut you can tell she was very careful and caring. $100 for a lion cut. We will be back!

Socks, Bluey and Muffin loves their stays! And we feel comfortable and confident that they are well…read moretaken care of! Wally at grooming is always so so nice to them and gets them clean and spiffy

I highly recommend Breanna for dog training and Boarding. I brought in a 2 month old rescue at the…read moreworst time in my life. It was in May of 2024 and I was retiring from my teaching job. I knew I couldn't keep Marina home with my other two dogs because I hadn't socialized them yet. Breanna was recommended to me by the Rescue that I got Marina from. Although I was nervous about leaving my new girl with a stranger, Breanna wasn't a stranger after my first meeting with her. Her philosophy's on dog care and training were exactly what we needed. I also felt comfortable asking her questions and suggestions on some skin issues that Marina was having. Knowing that she had been a Registered Vet Tech made me feel comfortable taking her advice. Marina stayed with Breanna during the day while I was at work for about 2 months. She gained social skills while interacting with her family and other dogs. She actually bonded with her cat. Marina's best friend at home is my rescue cat. I have to thank Breanna for giving my girl the start she needed in life when I couldn't be there.

She is patient, caring and understanding! She is always eager to help answer any questions and her…read moreprices are affordable. In a time like this where a lot of things are expensive, being a dog parent is hard but she makes it work and that's a great quality to have!

Extremely disappointed with the lack of professionalism and consistency from the front office staff…read moreat Thurman Veterinary Clinic. I called around 8:30 a.m. this morning to establish care for my two French Bulldogs and was told that they were accepting new patients but it would be a month out. The receptionist began collecting my information to create patient charts, discussed scheduling appointments for June, and was in the process of preparing the required $40 per pet appointment hold fee when the call was disconnected. When I called back later, a different receptionist informed me that the clinic was not accepting new patients and that I would not be able to establish care there. When I explained that another staff member had literally begun the intake process and was preparing to collect payment for appointments, I was simply told, "I don't know, but we're not taking new patients." The complete lack of communication and consistency was incredibly frustrating. Based on the glowing reviews, I expected a much more professional and organized experience. While I cannot speak to the quality of the veterinary care itself, the customer service and handling of front-office communication left a very poor first impression.

My husband and I have been coming here for our dogs' needs and care for over 2 years now and I…read morehighly recommend them. They can get extremely busy and it has gotten a little more challenging to get an appointment but I always commend the level of care and customer service we get from this place. Everyone is so friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. They are also really good at following up on upcoming appointments or vaccinations due to make sure your pets are up-to-date. If you are looking for a vet center, as much as I'd like to gatekeep them, this is the place to be. Highly recommend them!

A short review for coffee rd animal hospital in Bakersfield, Friendly Vet techs, knowledgeable…read moreveterinary staff ,fair pricing for labs and short wait times keep me coming back. 3 exceptional visits for 3 different pets in less than 30 days. Yes its ony 2 photos my other is a handful and I didn't bother taking a pic. YOUR LOSS..

This is such a mediocre vet. Always takes weeks or months to get in. Is your dog sick? Tough. Go to…read morethe emergency vet to get it killed. When our dog got sick we were lucky we already had an appointment. We were never allowed to see the vet in person. They just called us and told us it was time to put her down. Really insensitive. I'd go anywhere else.

It's not your traditional veterinarian, that's for sure…read more Our visit to Allen Road Pet Hospital ended up being a good one, but it's definitely different from what most people are used to.. When we called, they gave us a time to come in, but it isn't really appointment based. It's first come, first serve. When we arrived, there were about four people already waiting, receptionist was on the phone and afterwards handed us the paperwork to fill out, once done we waited about 30-45 minutes before being called in the back. They yell out "who's next" and it's pretty much up to the patients to keep track of whos turn it is. Something that surprised us right away was realizing that the woman behind the desk answering the phones was actually the doctor herself. She also had a couple of assistants helping her who looked like college students, though I'm not totally sure. The waiting area is on the smaller size and everything looked a bit cluttered, but they keep every moving quickly so your not waiting long. Once we were called back, we did notice that the exam rooms and tables were being sanitized after each patient, which we appreciated. We took our cat, Asher, out of his carrier, he was weighed, and then we waited about 5-10 minutes for the doctor. The doctor herself is a woman of few words, but she was friendly. She listened to what was going on, examined Asher, and very quickly pinpointed the issue... a gum infection. Our case was pretty straightforward, which probably helped, but it was clear she knew exactly what she was looking at. She explained the treatment plan, gave him a steroid shot that day to help with swelling and pain, and sent us home with 15 days of antibiotics. At that point, Asher wasn't really eating, was starting to become lethargic and his gums were very red and swollen, so it was great to see the steroid helping so much. He bounced back fast, and now that we're almost done giving him his antibiotics medication (5 days left), he's still doing really well. The doctor did seem a little rushed, but we never felt brushed off or ignored. It just all went by so fast. Lol. The total bill came to $145, which was shocking in the best way, considering how expensive vet visits usually are. We really appreciated the care Asher received, and since our experience was positive, we would absolutely be open to bringing him back here in the future.

I brought my 15-year-old dog, Sofia, to Allen Road Pet Hospital on 1/26/26 for euthanasia,…read moreexpecting a peaceful and compassionate experience. What we received was the opposite, and it was deeply traumatizing. When I scheduled the appointment, I was never told that sedation would not be part of the euthanasia process. During the appointment, the veterinarian did not explain that the injection she was holding was the euthanasia drug itself, not a sedative. Believing my dog was about to be sedated, I allowed her to proceed. I was not given informed consent. The vet missed the vein on the first attempt, told me it was "too late" because some of the drug had already entered my dog's system, and then stopped briefly as if the process could somehow be paused. My dog was fully conscious, screaming in fear, and bleeding heavily from the injection site. Watching her suffer like that in her final moments was horrifying. The procedure was then attempted again in her other leg. Throughout this, I was visibly distraught. Instead of compassion, I was told to "calm down" and that I was being "too loud," while my dog was actively suffering. The lack of empathy was shocking. The facility itself was also concerning -- it appeared dirty and smelled strongly of urine, which is not what anyone expects in a medical setting, especially during such a sensitive moment. Euthanasia should be humane, calm, and respectful. This experience was chaotic, painful, and traumatic. I would never recommend this clinic for end-of-life care and strongly urge others to ask very detailed questions before trusting this practice with their pet's final moments.