I can't give enough compliments to this vet. Been here for years and I just realize I haven't wrote…read morea review for this vet because it deserve many many stars. First off thank you Dr. Ash for being informative and especially he always kind and treat animals with care and passion. He never recommend anything that's unnecessary and we - clients appreciate it so much! Neemo has been spayed here and did see Dr many times and been cured here many times. She has good experiences here as well as Ozzy ( though Ozzy is scared of everything, she managed to overcome her fear here so yk the staff are very gentle) If you're curious, prices here are affordable/ reasonable to me. They never push you to do things that not needed atm. 10000% recommend you to come

If I could give Dr. Ash 10 stars, I would!…read more After many years of sharing my life with cats (including some wonderfully opinionated and very shy ones), I can honestly say Dr. Ash is the best veterinarian I've ever had. Around our house, he's simply known as The Cat Whisperer. Somehow he has this magical "Dr. Ash method" that can calm even my most nervous, difficult cats. Cats that normally hide, hiss, or make everyone work for it seem to trust him. I still haven't figured out his secret! What really sets Dr. Ash apart is the time he gives every patient and every pet parent. He never makes you feel rushed. He explains blood work and treatment options in incredible detail, answers every question, and has even called me in the evening to personally discuss test results. That level of care and dedication is almost unheard of. I also want to recognize his amazing staff. Raquel, Andrea, and everyone at the clinic are always so kind, patient, and genuinely caring. Whether they're drawing blood, collecting urine samples, trimming nails, or giving one of my cats a sanitary trim, they handle each cat with such compassion and professionalism. You can tell they truly love what they do. I've trusted Dr. Ash and his team with my cats for many years, and I wouldn't trust anyone more. They treat every one of my cats as if they were their own, and that means the world to me. And here's the highest compliment I can give him: if Dr. Ash ever moved to Timbuktu... I'd be pricing moving trucks the same day. That's how much I trust him. Thank you, Dr. Ash, Raquel, Andrea, and the entire team for the exceptional care you've given my furry family over the years. You are all simply the best.

My 13 year old Yorkie tore his CCL on his left leg after jumping off my bed. In a matter of few…read moredays, he went from being super energetic to really down and I could tell it was affecting his daily life. I tried the non surgery route and got a bunch of braces/medication but it did not help. I asked several vets in the area regarding pricing and Fullerton Hills Pet Clinic pricing was very reasonable compared to the others. They did his bloodwork a few days before and gave me a call confirming he was good to go for surgery. It has been two months since his surgery but he is back to his normal self or at least a good 90%. He has started to run around and stands on his left leg now. Thank you Fullerton Hills Pet Clinic for giving my dog his freedom back!!

I don't usually write negative reviews, but I feel other pet owners should be aware of my…read moreexperience. I took my 13-pound female dog in for a grooming appointment. She was perfectly fine before the visit. But when I arrived to pick her up, the groomer carried her out to me. She seemed different from her usual self. After the groomer put her down, she kept trying to sit down instead of walking normally. At the time, I assumed she was simply stressed from the grooming appointment. After we got home, she continued showing the same behavior and I realized she was unable to climb the stairs. Later that evening, I discovered significant bruising and swelling on her left thigh. I spent the night applying cold compresses and closely monitoring her condition. What disappointed me was their response when I called the shop the next morning. The manager did not apologize or express concern for my dog's condition. I was simply told that they didn't know what had happened. Later, a friend told me that one of the groomers from this shop had said the staff laughed after my phone call and commented that what I described was impossible, and hearing that was very upsetting. Animals cannot tell us when they are hurt. People who care for them should respond with genuine compassion and empathy, not laughter or dismissal. The attached photos show the bruising on my dog's left thigh, and I have also included a photo of her normal leg for comparison.

After moving to North OC, it's been challenging to find a trustworthy vet. I've tried a few local…read moreclinics with high reviews, but many of them felt more focused on upselling than genuinely caring for the pets. I'm really glad I found Dr. Cruz and his team. They are kind, attentive, and truly care about the animals they treat. My senior dog received treatment and blood tests at a fair and reasonable price, without being pushed into unnecessary procedures or extra charges. That level of patience and care is hard to find, and I really appreciate it.

Luna, my mother-in-law's dog, desperately needed surgery to remove a large mass, but all quotes…read moreexceeded $3,000--an impossible cost for an elderly, low-income individual. My search led me to Dr. Cruz's phone number on the Humane Society's website. Upon calling and explaining the situation, he promptly requested photos and advised us to bring Luna in immediately. Dr. Cruz assessed her and recommended urgent surgery. His price for the mass removal, medication, and follow-ups was extremely reasonable. We agreed, and Dr. Cruz performed the surgery the same day His dedication truly stood out: he texted daily, inquiring about Luna and requesting photos of the surgical site. A week later, when Luna developed an infection, we rushed her back. Dr. Cruz was again fantastic, performing an emergency clean-up and remaining diligent with her aftercare. He was always accessible to answer any questions regarding Luna's surgery and recovery. I am happy to report that Luna has fully recovered. Because of this positive experience, we later brought my mother-in-law's other dog, Lucas, a long-haired dachshund, to Dr. Cruz for neutering and a dental cleaning. Again, the pricing was more than reasonable, and Lucas recovered without any issues. We drove about an hour to see Dr. Cruz, and it was absolutely worth thetrip. I highly recommend Dr. Cruz and his facility for all your pet's medical needs. Your pet will receive excellent care from Dr. Cruz and his staff. MUCHAS GRACIAS DR. CRUZ!

Myself, my sis in law, and my mom take our dogs here for vet visits! We've always such great…read moreservice from this facility and prices are fair. I always get a quote prior to my appts which have been so helpful. All the staff are kind and truly care for your animal. They are open on Saturdays too! I don't have much problems making appts here either which is awesome. Not sure if it's a 'hospital' since the prices are super reasonable. Nonetheless, this will be the only facility I trust my pets to visit!

We take all of our pets here for safe and affordable spay/neuter and flea treatment. The staff is…read morevery friendly and seem to care for every animal. Highly recommend!

I still love this vet practice. Our dogs continue to be clients of Sunnycrest Animal Care Center,…read moreand we are very happy with the clinic. The staff are kind, the techs clearly care about our dogs, and we especially love Dr. Boram Lee. Our sweet girl recently had a sudden eye issue that scared us half to death, and Dr. Lee did an excellent job diagnosing and treating her. She clearly cares and works hard. We've also had good experiences with Dr. Tomko and Dr. Gaertner. That said, embedded in this 5-star experience is a very serious 1-star experience with Dr. Blanco, and I feel obligated to be very clear about it so other pet owners are aware. I hope all of your pets are able to avoid the negative outcome our poor pup experienced. A couple of years ago, we brought our other dog in because he was squinting and clearly uncomfortable. We suspected autoimmune dry eye (KCS), which is common in his breed, and we told her we had been giving him lubricating eye drops around the clock, which were helping. She was extremely dismissive and demeaning. She literally said to me, "Why would you want a dog with dry eyes?"--even though she herself has a dog with KCS. Instead of taking our concerns seriously, she insisted it was allergies (which, based on later visits, seems to be her default diagnosis even without clear signs). He never has had symptoms of allergies then or even now. She shamed me for even looking into the cause of his discomfort and scoffed when she found out my profession in the medical field, as if I was overstepping by trying to figure out what was going on with my dog. I simply was trying to provide him relief while waiting for the weekend to be over so he could get to the vet. She performed a dry eye test and said it was normal. What we later learned is that the test was invalid because we had given him lubricating drops beforehand. She knew this--we told her, and she documented it--but she did not tell us that it would invalidate the test, did not instruct us to stop drops beforehand, and did not repeat the test properly. Over multiple subsequent visits, we kept asking the same questions: Why is he squinting all the time? Why is there brown pigmentation developing in his eyes? Every time, it was dismissed. No real investigation, no change in plan. This year, when our other dog had an eye issue, Dr. Boram Lee immediately diagnosed dry eye and explicitly told us not to give lubricating drops before testing. She also tested our first dog, and his dry eye was significantly worse and clearly had been going on for a while. We took him to a veterinary ophthalmologist today, who confirmed the outcome: he now has vision impairment from chronic, untreated dry eye. He has a large area of pigment (about 1 cm) blocking his vision and fibrosis causing overall haziness. We were told this damage is largely irreversible and was very much preventable with appropriate diagnosis and treatment earlier. So to be clear: our dog spent years squinting and in pain--essentially feeling like he had sand in his eyes--while being dismissed. And now, at 7 years old, he has permanent vision loss that could have been avoided. We took our concerns to the head of the clinic, Dr. Glassberg, who was gracious and had a dignified balance between being supportive of his employee but also acknowledging our concerns. I still recommend Sunnycrest because we have had genuinely excellent care from other vets there. But I would strongly advise avoiding Dr. Blanco. This was not just bad bedside manner. This was a missed diagnosis with real consequences. If she cannot correctly diagnose a condition her own dog has--and dismisses owners raising valid concerns--there is a serious issue. There is no way to undo the damage. However, with clear evidence from the specialist that this resulted from untreated dry eye, I am hopeful the practice will take full accountability and step in to assist with these costs. His condition could have easily been managed by a general vet, but now we have to see the specialist to try to recover whatever we can. I wish there were a way to turn back time and prevent this vision loss, but sadly I do not have this option and it breaks my heart. I thought if I was attentive to my dogs and got them regular veterinary care, these outcomes could be avoided. I'm heartbroken that despite constant vigilance and repeated veterinary visits, this preventable outcome occurred. Now, I will trust my instincts instead of blindly trusting professionals and aim to only get my dogs care from vets I truly trust. I still love Sunnycrest and am a happy client there, but please heed my warning about Dr. Blanco and maybe my dog's suffering can save yours from a bad outcome. If sharing this prevents even one pet from going through what ours did, it's worth it.

I have been going to Dr Glassberg for many years because he answers my questions ( I usually have a…read morelot) and explains the issues until I get it. He handles my fur babies like they were his own. He puts a plan together and I try to follow thru with it We usually end up with positive results and that makes everyone happy. Dr Glassberg has a very friendly, helpful, and caring staff and Doctors that work with him. Dr Glassberg is the kind of Doc I would enjoy having for myself. He does not sit behind a computer, he will look at you and answers all your questions and has a plan. sounds like what Drs use to be like for two legged patients oh well at least my fur kids have the BEST. If you have not taken your fur kids there give it a try you will not be disappointed

I rarely review places, but this place deserves 100 stars. We've been doing our youngest…read morefrenchie's, Sesame, had his IVDD surgery back in Feb. Been/called to a few different places, but 1) not many places offer hydro therapy 2) even if they do, its only limited to dogs who still have bowel controls. After having an initial consultation with Dr. Suh and staffs, we've been set up with a realistic goal with effective treatments including hydrotherapy, laser therapy and electro acupuncture. The staffs put 100% effort in Sesame's rehab journey and Sesame loves to come visit the rehab.

My dog is 13 now, but amazingly spry and fairly healthy, but I wanted to get a 2nd opinion on her…read morehealth as we currently have Banfield insurance and I just feel like she's being fast fooded through her exams and treatments. I found this very clean nice hospital on yelp and scheduled a wellness physical. **** - for the check in process, took a little longer than I expected but not brutal. ***** - for the staff, all smiles, super nice and spoke professionally. Even courtesy laughed at my dad jokes. ***** - Dr Suh seemed kind to me and definitely genuinely cared about my dog's health. She asked a bunch of age relevant questions AND I actually was in the exam with Holly and got to go through the whole thing with her. It was a nice personal touch to be there and having everything explained to me as she was doing it. Our pets are our children, and this felt like a small town personal doctor taking care of my child. It was a nice break from the big corporate chain treatment. ***** - my dog has a heart murmur which we've known about for several years, but this is the first Doc to order a proBNP (A protein presence test that demonstrates possible severity or strain the heart is under). This was new and just showed how well she knows her job and actually cares. Overall, I will be back to receive care here as beyond feeling welcomed, I found a competent Doc who isn't just about ordering every test under the sun to rack up the $$$$. I should probably write a negative review so that she doesn't get so busy I'll have a hard time seeing her, but it was a good experience with qualified professionals. So hard to find in todays day and age.

You always receive excellent service from the moment you call to make an appointment to when your…read morepet is seen by the Vet. When you arrive you are greeted by the friendly staff and Dr. Anthony is great with your pets always calm and listens to all your concerns never rushes the examination and recommends the best treatment for your pet.

It was time for Teddy's annual exam/boosters, so we visited Sunny Hills today…read more The staff are all kind and welcoming, as are the doctors on staff. Teddy has been coming here his whole 3 years of life lol and we will continue to come back as long as everything continues to go well. Prices are very reasonable too.

I love this place and won't take my dog anywhere else. Doctor Jung is super nice and easy to talk…read moreto. The whole staff are great and very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend them

I have been bringing my Doberman to this veterinary office since she was only a few months old,…read morewhich made my most recent experience extremely disappointing. My dog was in heat during this visit and was understandably a little more anxious than usual. While she did growl, this is not typical behavior for her, and I expected a veterinarian with years of experience and familiarity with my dog to be able to assess the situation professionally. Instead, the veterinarian never properly examined her. For most of the appointment, he only peeked his head into the room and would not come in. After I addressed my concerns, he finally entered but remained pressed against the wall, visibly fearful of my dog. It was shocking to see this level of discomfort from someone who has been treating her since she was a puppy. What was even more frustrating was being charged an examination fee when no meaningful examination actually took place. I specifically questioned the charge because, from my perspective, there was no exam performed. It felt unfair to pay for a service that was never provided, not to mention when I called to schedule the appointment I let the receptionist know that my dog was still on her period. Instead of telling me that it was too soon for her to come in for an examination she still scheduled my appointment. Once we began the "consultation" the vet tells me that it's too soon and that she needs to wait a couple of months. Why couldn't that have been said over the phone? We wouldn't have wasted our time to come in for a useless appointment, let alone be charged for an exam if the vet didn't even examine her?! I understand that safety is important, but if a veterinarian is unable or unwilling to properly assess a patient, that should be communicated honestly rather than charging for a full exam. After bringing my dog here for an entire year, this experience left me feeling disappointed, frustrated, and will no longer be bringing my dog here for any future visits.