I needed to have my fur baby checked right away due to signs indicating she had a serious health…read moreissue. The wonderful ladies in the front office gave me the opportunity to bring her in that morning. Dr B ran tests and offered options on next steps for immediate treatment via a referral to urgent care. Unfortunately through additional tests she was diagnosed with an incurable cancer and was suffering. I had to make the heartbreaking decision to put her down. Even though the Dr and staff saw my pup for a short time they showed so much compassion. It is obvious how much they care for their patients and their "parents". I admire their professionalism and appreciate their thoughtfulness. Thank you SVH.

The front desk ladies are always professional but friendly. I miss Dr Rakow but recommend this…read moreVet's office they have always been very helpful & when I needed something they responded within a short amount of time.

Dr. Von Kopp and Dr. Bonham are amazing. They performed a miracle surgery to save the life of our…read morerescued kitten. The staff and doctors gave him so much TLC. Without their help and continued support this little kitten would never have made it. They immediately performed a 3.5 hour surgery that saved his life. They are the BEST.

AVOID THIS PLACE! I had to cancel an appointment on the day of the appointment and they still are…read morecharging me $60. I had a broken arm and my husband wasn't going to make it home in time. I called with plenty of time for them to cancel but they said they were still charging me for a no show. So if you dare to go to this place, make sure you don't have an emergency the day of the appointment or you're going to get the shaft anyway. I DO NOT RECOMMEND this business.

Brought my 15 y/o to VCA because he wasn't well. Everyone here was beyond kind and gentle. Gave me…read moremy options, but gave it to me as if he were their baby, too. They gave him an IV and something to help him, but it was too late. He was in a lot of pain and I had to make one of the hardest decisions ever. They were patient, respectful, and helpful. I wish I hadn't needed to bring him in at all, but glad that since I had to, that it was here. My 15 y/o mix had been ill for some time. NOT HERE: First, we were told he had a mass, but most likely benign. I was hopeful and scheduled his appointment for a month out. He was not looking great, so I rushed his appointment to get it removed mid-June. They removed the tumor 6/24 but by then the cancer had spread to his lymph nodes. He's been home and being taken care of. Yesterday he wasn't doing well... I took him to a different ER because it was "more affordable" - big mistake because 12hrs later and we had not been seen. Yes, I paid a little more at VCA, but now I see why.

Over the weekend my dogs behavior was indicating that he was in pain. He wouldn't eat or drink. He…read morecried out when lifted up. Was majorly tender in the abdomen. His vets office was not open on the weekends so we loaded him in my truck and took him to VCA on Saturday night. He was assesed and deemed "stable" and we were dismissed. I was shocked that they were not interested in trying to determine the cause of the tender abdomen or lack of appetite. The next morning (Sunday) he seemed worse.. Not really responding to any of his JOY triggers or favorite people. He was just hiding under the bed. So, we loaded him back up and went back VCA. Once again, after a 2 minute "assessment" we were refused treatment because they determined he was stable enough to go home and make an appointment with our own vet. I thought for sure that they at least run some blood work or obtain some imagery of his tender abdomen, but nope, nothing. By Monday morning he was lethargic and my vet was able to squeeze him in for treatment. They did labwork and an xray/ultrasound. Determined he had a huge stone in his bladder, and we were sent to the emergency vet on Easton. By this time, the numbers coming up in his labwork were pretty soul crushing.. He was in critical condition. The stone had blocked the bladder from emptying and that caused the bladder to rupture. We made the choice to end his suffering. I truly believe that if VCA would have performed an xray then they would have seen the blockage and would have helped him empty his bladder, preventing it from rupturing. PLEASE update your policy and use more thorough assessment. My dog would still be alive if he hadn't been turned away, twice, without a proper assessment.

This place is pawsitively amazing! They're a nonprofit…read morededicated to helping more pets get spayed and neutered while keeping our furry friends healthy and safe; which also means wallet-friendly vaccine prices! (Seriously, thank you!!!) They take walk-ins Monday through Thursday from 10am to 2pm, and you're in and out in about 15 minutes. The staff is the sweetest and gave my pup ALL the love , tail wags approved!

Staff is amazing and friendly. I called and asked for help after my dog got spayed cause she was…read morescratching near her incision and they gave me ointment to help. Very easy to communicate with, definitely recommend.

This place can be pricey but they do take care of your pet. The staff is very polite and helpful, I…read morefelt comfortable leaving my dog there for treatment. I highly recommend this place.

This review is based off my experience and not influenced by any previous reviews…read more The vibe I got from my visit felt like they're just out to make quick cash off customers. My cat was sick and I obviously answered any questions to give the veterinarian an idea of what was wrong with him. When I tell you she wasn't in that room for more than a minute, I wish I were exaggerating. She looked into my cat's mouth for maybe 10 seconds and decided $675 worth of medications and treatments was needed. I would have probably been ok with paying that amount if I genuinely felt like she cared about my cat's health and wanted to help him. I then tried to see if I could get any of the medications without the $235 bloodwork. At least the fever reducer. The vet veterinarian said no. The bloodwork was then dropped down to $165 to send the test out to a 3rd party instead of in-house. I left this place unsatisfied with their service and luckily I already had another appointment lined up for my boy and he is doing much better.

Definitely a sad day when you have to fathom putting your family pet down. If you have a family pet…read morelike we did, this is the most calming and peaceful way to put your family pet down. I would say it takes roughly half an hour, talking over your family pet, as they calmly give your family pet a three step process. Dr Martin was very gentle with our family dog Miles and as we spent our last moments with him, she peacefully sedated him, as well as talked us through their process. Instead of putting your dog and your family through the stresses of a veterinary office definitely give A Peaceful Process a call. You can schedule your appointment online and the will work with your schedule. This isn't the easiest review to make but when it comes to your family pets calm and restful passing, as well as your mindset going through losing wha most would say is a member of your family, this is the way to go about that.

Our situation wasn't unique, but certainly unique to us. Our dog was 14 and rapidly declining with…read moreCushing's. My husband, on his own decline with Alzheimer's, couldn't see and accept that it was time to let our boy go. Dr. Martin, patiently and compassionately, went above and beyond to make both my husband and our sweet Daniel as comfortable as possible with what was about to happen. We were able to give Daniel lots of belly rubs and treats as he peacefully let go in our own home. He was well loved, lived a great life and thanks to Dr. Martin he had a very loving goodbye. From the moment Dr. Martin walked into our lives until that last goodbye as she drove our Daniel away, I knew we were in caring and capable hands. Best decision ever.

Dr Holland and the staff are amazing and kind!! We bring all 6 of our cats here and it has been…read morenothing but positive experiences. 10/10 recommend!!

We love the staff and drs. They are so kind and do a great job. I have 2 St Bernard's, they are…read morelarge dogs. They prefer to been seen in the yard as it is more relaxing on them and whenever possible the team accommodates them. Thank you!

My experience at Cooke's Veterinary Hospital (3232 Landco Dr A, Bakersfield, CA 93308)…read more Telephone number (661)323-1130. Has truly meant more to me than I can put into words. From the very first visit, Whitney has made a lasting impression. She doesn't just check you in and move on she takes the time to really listen. She remembers your pet's name, asks thoughtful questions, and makes sure you understand what's happening and why. When you're worried about your animal, that kind of care makes all the difference. Her warmth and calm presence immediately put both me and my pet at ease. Dr. Cook is simply amazing. He's thorough, patient, and incredibly knowledgeable, but what stands out most is how intentional he is. He doesn't rush through appointments. He explains things clearly, walks you through options, and treats every concern as valid. You can see how much he genuinely cares about the health and comfort of the animals he treats. This isn't just a vet's office it's a place where you feel supported during both routine visits and stressful moments. I'm truly grateful to know them. If you want a veterinary team that treats your pet like their own, Cooke's Veterinary Hospital is the place to go.

Five-star experience. Amazing vet, friendly staff, affordable prices, short wait. This was my first…read moretime coming here for my dog and now I'm sold. Very happy client. Will return!