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    Oak Park Veterinary Clinic

    4.0 (28 reviews)

    Services - Oak Park Veterinary Clinic

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Smiling at the Vet because he got a cookie.
    Crystal D.

    I accompanied my 20 year old daughter to the Vet. We were late, but the staff were very understanding. My daughter has an 18 month old half boxer/half pit bull that was having eye issues and occasional diarrhea. Dr. Smith was very thorough, complementing my daughter on brushing her dog's teeth and pointing out some positive things before focusing on the cause of her dog's problem. It was a good issue, and she explained why the food was problematic, as well as affordable alternatives for the youngster on a budget. She discussed the importance of neutering, gave my daughter a quote, and also told her someplace else she could go cheaper. Dr Smith spent a lot of time with us. I found the staff we encountered to be friendly and welcoming. A cute dog probably doesn't hurt. He received several cookies and pats while there.

    Jitterbug

    If I could give this place a zero....or better yet a negative score I would. My son got a 1 year old puppy named Jitterbug. She is what they call a bullador, a black lab, pit bull, bulldog. She is currently in obedience training. The first thing I want to say is that my son only got her 4 months ago. She had previously been to Oak Park Vet. for her shots. The first time she went it was with 2 of her brothers. We scheduled the appointment there because she had been there before. It was time for her 1 year boosters and she needed a rabies she shot. So my son scheduled an appointment. He took her in. He filled out all of the paperwork stating he was her new dad. He stated he only had Jitterbug. The first thing the vet did was talk to him from across the room. Her distasteful attitude and raised voice made Jitterbug nervous. Jitterbug was nervous and barked, like some dogs do. Let me state that Jitterbug barked, not snarled or showed teeth. The vet said she disliked the pitbull breed. She then told my son they would only trim Jitterbugs nails if they put her under to do so. My son said no. The vet told my son that Jitterbug was timid the last visit, but now she was vicious. It is worth mentioning that Jitterbug was not vicious enough to refuse to take her to the back room alone, examine her, or give her shots to her. So after the appointment my son brought her home. Today, 3 days after Jitterbugs visit, we get a call and a visit from Animal control. They said that someone had reported that we had visions dogs. Knowing that my son had just got his new phone number and they were the only ones with it, I told animal control what happened. I then called the vet and talked to Tiffany. She sounded like she had 2 brain cells and they were fighting for oxygen. She told me...very matter of fact, that yes they had called animal control and told them we had visious dogs because the other 2 dogs that were seen with Jitterbug months and months ago did not have rabies shots they their office. I asked her to explain to me how my son came in, filled out new owner paperwork, stated he only had Jitterbug, ended up paying $100+ for an exam, booster shots and rabies shots, and they could call Animal Control. She had just got her rabies shots 3 days prior. Tiffany the auto repeat robot stated again and again that yes Jitterbug had, however the other 2 had not. I would burn in hell before I took pets, or even a cockroach for that matter to this vet.

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    Patricia T.

    Dr. Smith and her staff are excellent! They treated our animals like their own pets! They truly care about the animals and owners. The only vet office to care enough to call and make sure your animal is ok after the procedures. I highly recommend them and so do Cisco and Grover!

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    They have new Vet he seems to be awesome! I talked to him on phone! Dr. Smith retired this is the best vet in town!!And Megan is awesome

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    Dr bell is the best! I followed him here from Paso Robles. He is compassionate and an excellent veterinarian.

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    VCA Arroyo Grande Animal Hospital

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    4.0
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    I had an agonizing decision to make about our little Pomeranian rescue dog. Dr. Fielding helped me…read morethrough with such grace & compassion. The whole staff was lovely. All very professional & sympathetic. I will be bringing my Fred there from now on. So happy to have found them.

    Losing our puppy was already devastating. What made it worse was how his final moments were handled…read moreat VCA Arroyo Grande. We chose this location believing it would be a compassionate, supportive environment. Instead, it was disorganized and, at times, shockingly dismissive. Before our appointment, we had confirmed everything--cremation, paw prints, even having his ashes shipped. When we arrived, no one seemed to have that information. We had to repeat everything multiple times while trying to hold it together emotionally. One bright spot was Dr. Sarah Fielding, who was kind, gentle, and reassuring. She was the only person who truly made us feel supported. The rest of the experience felt rushed and impersonal. And then came the hardest part. We were told our puppy would be fully asleep before the final step. He wasn't. He appeared panicked and resisted, and I had to physically hold him down. That moment has stayed with me. It was not peaceful, and it was not what we were promised. Afterward, the issues continued. We were given conflicting information about his ashes, had to call to confirm basic details, and when we picked up his paw prints, one didn't even look like his. We were told it had been made later after removing him from the freezer, which was incredibly upsetting to hear. Hoping for some accountability, we spoke with the manager, Brooke. Instead, she was dismissive from the start, insisted nothing was mishandled, and even confused our case with someone else's before telling us we were the ones misunderstanding. That conversation made everything worse. A corporate representative later reached out and acknowledged things fell short, which I appreciated--but an apology doesn't undo what happened. This wasn't just a miscommunication. It was repeated failures in coordination, care, and basic compassion during one of the most painful moments a pet owner can experience. No family should have to go through this. I would not recommend this office for euthanasia- unless you enjoy double the pain and suffering to accompany you with your grief, then this is the place for you. And you should probably avoid Brooke at all costs. She'll just gaslight you until you hang up.

    Central Coast Pet Hospital and Emergency

    Central Coast Pet Hospital and Emergency

    3.7
    (195 reviews)

    My poor Linkin got knocked down with double ear infections w blood and puss coming from one ear…read more Linkin had been itching since the start of the warm weather. The three most common culprits are fleas, food or environmental allergies. I had knocked out the food and flea as reasons for his unhappiness by ensuring he's on a limited diet and giving him a flea product. He'd been sneezing w red watery eyes so seasonal allergies made most sense. Went to my regular vet on Thursday to get some relief and I'll just say that I was told something that I'd never heard of before and left it at that. Friday night, 11pm, like clockwork My guy is crying with his head cocked and his normally rigid ears floppy w blood and puss. We made our way to Central Coast Pet Hospital and Emergency. Thankfully there were no hurting animals this night as Linkin was given a room almost immediately. The nurse was only able to examine Linkin from a distance as he at all times will make sure there is a buffer of protection around Me and the world at all times. The nurse gave an estimate for care before the vet started. We muzzle and tranquilize to start the exam. Now this is what I loved about this experience. The vet talked to me w an easy tone, like we were two friends talking about our dogs. I shared my concerns and she validated what I was observing and complimented my care of Linkin. She treated the infection, skin irritation and his liquid filled ears in quick order. The nurse with bill in hand walked in with a detailed explanation along with amazing after care instructions. I was ok with the cost because it came in a little less than the estimation and quite honestly other than the emergency charge, my vet would have charged the same. I'm looking into pet insurance this week! All in all-we came home better than how we left but more importantly we were treated w kindness and understanding which is much appreciated. Overall Grade: A+

    I visited Central Coast Pet Hospital and Emergency on June 29, 2025, due to concerns about possible…read moreurinary retention in my cat. A very brief ultrasound was performed, which the staff said might show stones in the kidneys, but no further diagnostics were conducted to confirm an actual blockage. Despite the lack of a thorough evaluation, they immediately proposed a single, costly course of action--catheterization and hospitalization--quoted between $3,000 and $5,800. No less invasive options were discussed, and I was quickly handed financing brochures. The recommendation felt more like a guess than a medically grounded plan, and the overall approach came across as transactional rather than genuinely concerned with my pet's wellbeing. When I hesitated to consent, I was told, "If your cat doesn't have this procedure done, he will die," in a tone that felt more pressuring than informative. The entire interaction felt off--rushed, transactional, and lacking in genuine concern. I ultimately chose to leave and seek another opinion. After declining treatment, I was not allowed to see my cat until I paid my balance--only then was he returned to me. I sought a second opinion from another veterinarian within the next two hours. That vet conducted a thorough exam, confirmed there were no signs of blockage, and advised giving it more time. My cat was playful, eating normally, and showed no signs of distress--completely inconsistent with the diagnosis made by Lizzie Adam, the "veterinarian" at Central Coast Pet Hospital and Emergency. He urinated at home the following day without issue, confirming that the invasive ($3,000-$5,800) intervention was unnecessary. Worse, the medical summary from Central Coast included a claim that I declined treatments (pain meds and bladder expression) that were never offered to me. This kind of inaccurate documentation raises serious ethical concerns. I would not recommend Central Coast Pet Hospital and Emergency. In my experience, their priority did not seem to be the wellbeing of the animal, but rather the financial upsell. I encourage others to read the other negative reviews--many of which echo similar concerns. Veterinary care should be collaborative, honest, and compassionate. Sadly, that was not what I encountered here. Thank you for telling me my cat was "going to die!" He's alive and well--no thanks to your group.

    Oak Park Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated July 2026

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