Dr. Chris is the real deal. He takes extremely great care of our pets and is very knowledgeable. We…read morehave 5 senior animals and so far, 4 of them have been to this clinic. At their ripe age of 14+ for all of them, we've visited our fair share of vet offices and know the difference in bad care vs good care - this is GREAT care. They work with your budget and don't make you feel guilty if you can't throw the entire kitchen and the sink at your vet bill. They also accept Care Credit! Jazmin at the front desk was also super helpful, professional, accommodating, and nice. This location is easy to access and usually parking is pretty easy in their lot. This location has been around for decades and you can tell they've developed a great reputation within the community. Thank you Dr. Chris, Jazmin, and HB Vet!

Our dogs will never go anywhere else! From the front desk to the back technicians and doctors, just…read morean overall 10/10 rating! They care, they are always on time, and my dogs get the very best care for more than reasonable prices too. They offer so many services, bath, day care, and boarding too! My dogs come home happy every time!!! Thank you to the whole staff!

AAA Animal Hospital has not only taken such great care of my animals, but they are so amazing and…read moreso many ways. I know when I bring my cat in, she will be in good hands. I just recently lost my precious little boy, Milo. The compassion and empathy that the Staff at AAA Animal Hospital shown to me. This place not only has amazing staff, but it's Clean. It's affordable And. They also are very good at explaining everything.. After losing my cat, Milo AAA Animal Hospital as well as the Orange County emergency pet clinic in Garden Grove donated so that I could have a beautiful memorial with pictures and a beautiful poem for Milo. Both vet doctors Veronica and Justina Botros went above and beyond when it came to my animals. I highly recommend this place for all of your animal needs. Thank you so much, AAA Animal Hospital

I'm so done with this place. I had been a loyal client for 20 years until this past month. The…read moreratings here used to be really high until they were sold to a larger vet company. This seems to be the trend in the industry. Small independent vets getting purchased by the big guys. Next comes the push for profits, the needless upselling and the complete loss of confidence that the vet acts in your best interest. My dog injured himself during play time. A CCL injury (similar to an ACL in humans), the most common in dogs and cats. I brought him in and met with Veronica Botros. She never touched my dog. Just heard about the symptoms and immediately ordered a full blood panel and X-rays. Stated that surgery was probably needed and the blood panel was necessary to see if the anti-inflammatory and pain meds would be a problem on his stomach. I was also talked into a deep ear cleaning and a supposedly new two-phase vaccination. When I saw the costs for everything, I pushed back. All of a sudden, they dropped the price of the blood panel by only screening for what was needed in the first place. Total upselling garbage. My dog is suffering and they are padding the bill. I was there for three hours. I finally got a bill for $900 and was told that someone would view the X-rays and get back to me. A day later, they emailed stating his CCL was indeed torn and surgery was recommended. $4,900 estimate. My bullshit meter was in overdrive. She never touched him! We spent the next two weeks keeping the dog under limited movement and treating with the prescribed meds. He got better but was still favoring the leg. I went out and got a second opinion from my vet in Tustin that takes care of my cat. We have used him since we have some unique issues with the cat and this guy was highly recommended. When this vet saw my dog, he performed a cranial drawer test, something that AAA never performed. He said the ligament was "partially" torn and surgery was not recommended at this time. AAA recommended 6-8 weeks of 100% crate rest. Plus, another 6-8 weeks after surgery if we took that option. That would be pure torture for my little guy. The new vet says to slowly exercise with short slow walks and the same type of limited movement we have been doing. Surgery may still be needed down the road but this is a much more viable option for my family. I can no longer recommend AAA and refuse to go back there. Profits over patients.

I took Henry Jaymes (9 yo cat) bc he was losing weight. Dr. Allison was very thorough, asked a lot…read moreof questions then did an exam & blood work. A few days later she called and asked me to bring him back in to discuss treatment for his kidneys. However, there wasn't a lot of options bc he was so sick. I made the tough decision to let him cross the Rainbow Bridge. I think Dr. Allison was just as sad as I was. She was very calm, compassionate and reassuring. I highly recommend her clinic

The children running the office are incompetent and rude. I left two detailed messages regarding an…read moreestimate for surgery. My call was not returned. I finally got through today and had a horrible experience with James. He was snarky and rude. My original appointment was January 24. Today is February 4. How long does an estimate take. The doctors are amazing, 90% of their staff is not. They just lost a client. Oh and business owner Josie Don't apologize. It's obvious this behavior is part of your work culture as I am seeing other clients with similar complaints about your staff

We cannot thank this team enough for the incredible care they gave our Aussie, Kota, after he was…read moreattacked by another dog. He was actively bleeding, and the staff was able to urgently fit him in right away. From the front desk to the nurses and doctors, everyone was compassionate, welcoming, and extremely knowledgeable during a very stressful time. Dr. Babcock was outstanding. He thoroughly explained the treatment plan, was completely upfront about costs (which we found very reasonable), and stitched Kota up beautifully. We truly appreciated the time he took to explain his findings and procedure in detail, which gave us a lot of reassurance and confidence. The next day, we discovered a second wound, and Dr. Belluz was able to see Kota immediately. She carefully treated the wound and clearly explained all of our options with patience and compassion. What really sets this office apart is how much they genuinely care. The team followed up with us throughout Kota's recovery, and every interaction made us feel supported as pet parents. We cannot thank the team enough. Kota received exceptional care, and we are incredibly grateful.

So you have that moment when your 80lb custom omnidirectional vacuum cleaner (aka Chocolate…read moreLabrador) swallows 2 lbs of marinated garlic, onion and flap meat for fajitas and the plastic bag it's all in on a Sunday afternoon. Panic and fear set it as you don't want to lose your bestie. This place takes about 30 minutes and the boy is going home at a very reasonable price with the most caring and gentle staff you will ever meet. We immediately changed vets and now this is where we go!!!

Recently moved to HB and needed to find a new vet for my dogs. I was mildly satisfied with my vets…read morein Pasadena but never thrilled. I am super thrilled to have found Beach Garfield Vet Hospital. This office reminds me of my old vet who retired. Cozy and animal centric without all the high tech nonsense ie... ipads for registration, an apps for reminders. I am very happy with their pricing for care offered. It's fair and very reasonable. I am very grateful for that. I don't feel like I need to play vet at home because I fear astronomical vet costs. I can truly get my dogs the care they need. I've had the pleasure meeting both of the Veterinarians and recently Ms. Christmas (my dog) had some issues with kennel cough and UTI. The ability to get her in quickly and the follow up on how's she doing is really indicative of an office that truly cares about my furry family members.

The same problem many others have noted. Dr Cecile doesn't physically examine the pet. It's always…read morebloodwork $250, which includes a urine test, but you have to bring in a sample and she will allow an antibiotic and allergy Shot and sometimes requests X-rays. But, when a problem is diagnosed, she won't prescribe medication listed as regular treatment until an ER visit prescribes them, costing thousands. This has happened to me 3 times. I have learned my lesson. I miss Dr Alley.

I brought my kitten, Skittles, here for a first wellness check and to start off, those at the front…read moredesk were very kind, professional, and upbeat. I only waited five minutes, and Skittles was seen by a vet tech (I think her name is Zia). She was AMAZING. She is definitely a cat person, and she was so loving towards Skittles! Very knowledgeable as well. Dr. Saini came in and spent a little time with her, checking her eye because she had a cloudy area on her cornea. He did a test that showed it was likely scar tissue, and we got her tested for Herpes and Calcivirus (she was negative for both). He did hear a slight heart murmur, but we are hopeful she will grow out of it. When I was concerned over the next few days about the color of her stools (black, but not tarry), one of the vet techs took the time to call me and reassure me she was okay. I was also impressed that the owner of the practice, Dr. Mann, called me to check up on everything and give me the good results from the viral test. I have had vet techs and front desk workers call me with news in the past, and it is much more reassuring coming from a vet.

I chose to be a walk-in for the weekend vaccination clinic instead of scheduling an appointment. I…read moreshowed up and was immediately greeted by the friendly and attentive staff working the reception desk. The visit was quick and easy but what made this an important experience was the other customers who spoke so highly about 5 points from the multiple conversations and what I observed I think I've found a place I can trust to take care of my dog and all his needs

We had to send our beautiful family dog to heaven yesterday. She was 13 1/2 years old. The staff…read moreand doctor were so beyond kind and supportive. There is no other clinic I would trust!

I'm very disappointed with this vet's handling of my dog's prescription. For years, I've ordered my…read morepet's medication through Chewy because of their better pricing and reliable service. Recently, however, Chewy informed me they were unable to fulfill my order because they were "waiting for a mailed-in prescription" from me--something I've never been asked to do before. After contacting Chewy, I learned the real issue was that the vet clinic hadn't sent over the prescription. When I called to clarify, I was told the clinic had decided to stop working with outside pharmacies--without notifying clients. I even asked if they could provide a courtesy call to Chewy, since Chewy accepts verbal authorization to speed things up, but the front desk staff refused.

We are incredibly grateful for Love Animal Hospital Urgent Care…read more Late Sunday night, our 12-year-old black lab, Chase, suffered a sudden stroke. He couldn't move and was whimpering in pain. We called and were told to come in immediately. When we arrived, a team was already outside waiting with a gurney. They gently helped him from our truck and brought him in right away. Within 30 minutes, we had answers and guidance during an incredibly difficult moment. Although the outcome wasn't what we hoped for, Chase did not suffer long--and that means everything to us. The compassion, professionalism, and dignity they showed our family was beyond exceptional. And the cost (under $300) for that level of care truly deserves recognition. We are beyond thankful. This is a place you can trust with your pet--your family.

I called this after-hours veterinary office because another veterinarian recommended my dog receive…read morean emergency manual evacuation due to a severe medical condition. When I explained this to the woman who answered the phone, she responded with, "What do you mean? Like evacuate the building?" and laughed. I was already extremely distressed and trying to get emergency care for a very sick dog. I then had to explain the procedure myself while asking about potential costs and urgency. I understand exact pricing may not be possible over the phone, but the overall interaction made the office sound uninformed and unprofessional during a very serious situation. Because of how the call was handled, I did not feel confident or safe bringing my dog there for emergency treatment. My veterinarian had specifically recommended emergency evaluation overnight, but after this interaction I stayed home instead. Tragically, my dog passed away during the night. I understand front desk staff are not veterinarians, but basic professionalism, compassion, and familiarity with emergency terminology should be expected at an after-hours veterinary office.