Dr. Ables and his entire veterinary team are absolutely incredible. I brought in my Belgian…read moreMalinois--who can be a lot to handle--and they showed nothing but patience, understanding, and genuine care from start to finish. They never made me feel rushed or judged, and they took the time to make sure my dog felt as comfortable as possible. You can tell they're not just skilled at what they do--they truly love what they do. Every interaction felt thoughtful and intentional, and their professionalism gave me so much confidence that my dog was in the best hands. It's not easy to find a vet team that balances expertise with compassion this well, but Dr. Ables and his staff absolutely do. I'm beyond grateful and wouldn't trust anyone else with my dog's care. Highly, highly recommend.

I was able to take prince in for a back strain within the hour. The vet Dr smith was very thorough…read moreand tested many things before determining what it was. They even called the next day to see how he was doing and I was able to call the following week for additional advice. They're transparent with charges and didn't charge me the unnecessary fees.

I'm so happy I tried this veterinarian clinic. I switched on 4/1/2026 because I had a feeling that…read morethe other vet clinic in Norco was gauging me $ Well I was correct. Im so happy I switched to this vet clinic they are wonderful! I came in with my cat who had been vomiting every morning for the past couple of months. The doctor decided to first change his feeding time before we did lab work. Sure enough that's all it was. He's doing great now. I'm so glad they didn't charge me $700 lab work just to tell me his labs are fine. The staff here are so loving and gentle with your fur baby. Make the change! So glad I did!

I brought my mom's 15yr old dog here for euthanasia after using a different clinic for her other…read morelittle dog a few months ago and it was a huge difference. They took us back to the comfort room right away and made sure he was as comfortable as possible. The room had a soft rug on the floor as well as a soft blanket on the exam table. Having to fill out the paperwork is the worse part but they were efficient with it and then the tech came in to take him for his catheter. This clinic is cage free to help with stress and the tech even tried to give him some peanut butter. They gave us a few more minutes and the vet came in. It was as smooth and easy as something so hard could be.

I came to AMC Corona for a second opinion on my dog's illness, and I'm so glad I did. The level of…read morecare and comfort both my dog and I received was truly amazing. They were able to properly diagnose and treat him at a very reasonable cost. Dr. Sean and Kezziah were incredibly attentive and patient, taking the time to make sure I understood everything. Siera B. was also very helpful and provided great insight while Kezziah was treating my dog. I'm very grateful for the care we received and highly recommend them.

AMCC was constantly overbooked, couldn't keep scheduled appointment times, had very long phone hold…read moretimes, inflated prices for medications, took days to approve scripts and order medical devices, misdiagnosed my dog's condition and could not competently treat it once it was correctly diagnosed. I started bringing Ruby to AMCC in the spring of 2023. She had developed a wheeze and had been suffering hind leg pain since injuring her knee in 2021. Dr. Hymes diagnosed Ruby's wheeze as allergies and her hind leg pain as osteoarthritis. She suggested considering monthly shots of Librela for the arthritis. AMCC made it purposefully difficult to get medications from other sources. They wanted me to purchase Ruby's medications from them, as opposed to online pharmacies, at greatly inflated prices. All medications were at least 2-3 times more expensive than an online pet pharmacy. While they would eventually approve medications to be filled, it usually took them days to do so, and often required multiple calls to get the Rx filled. There was always a wait to be seen at AMCC, at least 45 minutes to an hour after our appointment time. I started Ruby on Librela injections in November 2024. The injection took seconds to administer. At one of Ruby's appointments for just her injection, we waited for 3 hours from our appointment time for her to receive her shot. Whenever I called the office, a 15 minute hold time was the norm, lasting up to 20 minutes sometimes. Librela has warnings from its manufacturer not to be given to dogs with neurological conditions. After 6 months of Librela shots, Ruby's breathing went into crisis after an injection in April. Dr. Hymes finally correctly diagnosed Ruby with laryngeal paralysis (a neurological condition that affects the larynx and often, the hind legs (GOLPP)) after misdiagnosing her for 2 years. I researched and felt that a laryngeal stent would be the least invasive solution for Ruby. A vet in Texas, Dr. Garner, specializes in this procedure and was very helpful in giving information to Dr. Hymes. Having not performed this treatment before, she nevertheless felt confident in her ability to place the stent and agreed to perform the procedure in July 2025. She ordered the wrong size of stents from the medical supply company, despite instructions from Dr. Garner's office on how to order the appropriate size. The first attempt at the procedure resulted in the placement of a very undersized stent. It took an entire week for AMCC just to place the order for the right stents. They initially tried to charge me for both sets but I objected and they relented. The day of the second stent placement, I took Ruby in at 8am. After hearing nothing from AMCC all day, I got a call shortly before closing, asking me if Ruby's procedure could be performed the next day. She'd spent all day at the clinic and nothing had been done. Frustrated, I insisted that it be performed that evening. Ruby was still not seen until 8pm, a full 12 hours after I'd dropped her off. At one point during the procedure, I overheard Dr. Hymes say that if it didn't work again, "He can go to Texas and get it done there." The procedure only took around 2 hours, and we left at 11. I felt bad for the staff's long day, but I was also frustrated with them for having neglected Ruby all day, particularly after all the other mistakes made up to that point. But Ruby was finally breathing normally again for the first time in 2 years, and I was relieved. The next day was Ruby's last day. She coughed the stent out around noon. Immediately, her breathing was labored, and I let AMCC know that the procedure did not work once again. They said it'd be too difficult to replace the stent that day and to wait until Monday (they are closed on weekends) and they would try a 3rd attempt. Ruby's breathing was at first not markedly worse than it had been during previous breathing crises, so I thought that she'd be OK with the drugs we were given to keep her calm until Monday. Throughout that day and night, it became increasingly difficult for Ruby to breathe. I took her to an emergency vet in the middle of the night but she started shutting down, turning blue, and losing control of her bodily functions and I had to euthanize her later that morning. Ruby's last day was full of pain and fear. I will probably second-guess the decisions I made for Ruby forever, including taking her to AMCC in the first place. I can't help but think that she'd still be here if I'd taken her to a different vet 3 years ago, who would've correctly diagnosed her and treated her effectively. Ruby deserved better care than she got at AMCC. At some point, I will get another dog and bring it to a veterinary clinic for its care...but it will not be the Animal Medical Center of Corona.

my bunny came home happy from the care she received. Thank you amazing team my go to for bunny…read morecare from now on!

We are beyond heartbroken and devastated over the care our English Bulldog, Tank, received at this…read moreclinic. He was clearly suffering--and the clinic was aware, as I repeatedly communicated his condition through both phone calls and in-person visits. This all began after Tank was placed under anesthesia at this clinic on 2/12/26 for a dental cleaning and the removal of his front teeth. From that point forward, his health steadily declined. He began losing hair profusely and developed severe itching. We brought him back in, and Dr. Nathalia prescribed medication that had no effect. After over a week with no improvement, we returned, only to be given the exact same medication again, despite it not helping the first time. As Tank's condition worsened--his hair loss continuing and his face beginning to swell--we sought help at the Corona 24-Hour Emergency Hospital. There, he was diagnosed with a severe yeast infection and was prescribed prednisone and antibiotics for 14 days. After completing that treatment, I spoke with Dr. Silveria and explained everything Tank was experiencing. At that point, his condition was alarming--he had a strong, foul odor, was not eating or drinking, was shivering constantly, and could barely urinate. Watching him suffer like that was unbearable. Her response was, "Oh, he's doing this to himself," which was deeply upsetting and dismissive given the severity of his condition. When I asked about his symptoms, I was told they were due to the yeast infection. However, I felt strongly that something more serious was going on. Despite this, I was reassured that an itch medication would resolve everything and was told, "I guarantee that within 48 hours Tank will be back to his normal self." I was also instructed to continue hand-feeding him. There was no urgency, no further diagnostics, and no indication that his condition might be critical. That improvement never came. Instead, Tank continued to deteriorate. His condition worsened day by day, the foul odor intensified, and he remained in visible pain and distress. Tank did not deserve this. He deserved to be heard, properly evaluated, and treated--especially by a veterinarian who had cared for him since he was a puppy. His condition rapidly declined, and he passed away from sepsis on 3/25/26. I will never forget the pain he endured or the helplessness we felt, trusting guidance that ultimately failed him when he needed real care the most. I cannot shake the feeling that his suffering was dismissed and that more could have been done if his symptoms had been taken seriously. That trust was broken in the worst possible way, and now our dog is gone. I am sharing this so other pet owners will advocate strongly for their animals and seek a second opinion if something does not feel right. No one should ever have to go through this kind of loss, wondering if more could have been done.

I have been taking my girl here for a few years now.. I hate that booking an appointment takes days…read moreand weeks way in advance so whenever I just need a checkup, it's really difficult. but! I did call once and even when they were fully booked, they still put me on the cancellation list to be added just in case there's an opening which I truly appreciated. But that doesn't stop me from coming here routinely. Now that I have 3 rescue pups, I like and very much rely on the reminders, the emails, and the easy communication. They take such great care of my pack that I will remain a loyal customer. The workers here are always very nice and seem to genuinely love animals! they really go out of their way to help you and oversee that your pup is happy and healthy. Thanks Eastvale Vet.

Very nice staff , doctor was good . Just a bit expensive . Very clean . Small waiting room .read more

I stopped by this clinic about an hour before closing to ask about euthanasia services since it's…read moreone of the closest veterinary clinics to my home. I'm new to the area and have been very stressed dealing with my dog's declining condition. The staff member who helped me (I believe her name was Jessi or Jessica) was incredibly kind and compassionate. Even though they were close to closing, she took the time to listen to my concerns and understand the situation. Unfortunately there wasn't a veterinarian available to see my dog, but she still went above and beyond to help. She suggested several nearby clinics and even helped call them to check for appointment availability. Because of her help, I was able to secure an appointment without having to rush to an expensive emergency clinic. I truly appreciated her kindness and willingness to help during such a difficult time. Even though I've never brought my dog here before, this experience alone made a very positive impression on me. If I adopt another dog in the future, I would definitely consider bringing them to New Haven Animal Hospital.

They're in a super convenient location which we really appreciate though my previous vet was closer…read moreto where we lived. This facility does a fine job and they handle my pets with enough care. I do think they're a bit on the pricey side compared to where I've been previously. We will continue to go here given the close proximity and the good enough care we get.

Dr. Garloff has been my vet since she began practicing in California 19+ years ago. Her care and…read moreattention to detail is unmatched, and I have every confidence in her expertise.

From the owner: PLEASE NOTE: The above listed hours are staffed office hours. Scheduled appointments are avaible…read moreTuesday-Saturday 8 am - 4 pm. Emergency services are available 24 hrs., 7 days a week. All of the services I provide focus on keeping your horse happy, healthy, and ready to win the next event! Emphasis is placed on providing the best modern medical care possible while still considering both patient and owner's needs. General Health Care Lameness Evaluation Digital or Plain Film Radiographs Digital Ultrasound Hoof and Conformation Evaluation Pre-Purchase Evaluation Disease Diagnosis and Management 24 hr. Emergency Services provided by the doctor on call

10/10 Best vet I've ever spoken to in person. Dr Owens cares deeply about her patient's pets and…read moreshe clearly shows it. She actually took the time to answer every question I had about my pup while also being extremely detailed. I came here because I was consdering switching from my old vet just to see how it is and it is not even remotely close the difference in quality of care. My old vet would give me short responses to questions and just had an overall lack of care which I usually see in most of the vets I have been to. However after seeing Dr Owens and speaking with her, I actually trust and believe everything she pretty much says. She tells things very honestly while also explaining the reasoning in great detail at the same time. It's very hard to find a vet that keeps a high quality of care and is also very compassionate. I'm definitely recommending Dr Owens for everyone I know from now on.

Friendly, fantastic, friendly, fast, professional service. The doctor is kind, listen, and care…read moreabout your animal.