South Park Animal Hospital was able to give my soulmate dog, Squishy, a long and happy life…read more At SPAH, Squishy had a major surgery (limb amputation), a couple digestion issues, and a skin cancer that were all treated over the years (I'm sure I'm missing something else... we were there a lot, haha). Squishy did not like going to other vets in the past, but I never got that feeling at SPAH. The thing I appreciate most about SPAH is the staff. Sure, the facilities were new, spacious, and clean; they gave good medical advice and performed smooth surgeries. But the thing that I appreciated the most over the years was the staff really loved Squishy and I felt compassion when I visited. Thank you to all the staff that were a part of Squishy's care. I really felt like Squishy had a great team looking after her.

I would not recommend South Park Animal Hospital for a cat. If you are considering them, read the…read morenegative reviews carefully. I wish I had taken them to heart. We brought our cat in for significant dental pain and difficulty eating. South Park diagnosed her with diabetes in April 2026, but the oral pain that was interfering with her ability to eat went unaddressed. We raised her dental pain and inability to eat repeatedly, while the focus stayed on weekly blood glucose visits. They put her on vetsulin, when we asked about ProZinc and Lantus, both commonly used feline insulins, and continuous glucose monitors like the FreeStyle Libre, we were told they were not familiar with them. Their in-clinic glucose checks used an AlphaTrak, the same meter we bought ourselves for home monitoring. Staff also repeatedly referred to blood glucose as "blood pressure," which did not inspire confidence. The dental issue was the most frustrating part. South Park advertises dental services, but we were told our cat would be added to "a waiting list" rather than given a clear plan for treating pain that was actively interfering with her eating. As in, they did not have anyone available to perform those services at the time. We transferred her care elsewhere to a different clinic. Her new team switched her insulin, started pain management immediately, helped us set up continuous glucose monitoring, and performed the dental surgery we had spent so much time asking about. She improved quickly. The administrative side was uncomfortable too. Our cat would be taken to the back around audibly upset animals while we sat in an exam room approving charges on an iPad like in a restaurant. On our final visit at the register in the lobby, a staff member came out of the office, crossed his arms, and watched silently while I handed over my card not saying anything, then returned to his office after the card went through. I had never questioned or disputed a charge, never had a card not go through, never had an issue with payment, so not sure what triggered him. It was extremely uncomfortable. Also, there is a camera in the exam room, I have never seen that in a vet's office before. The final disappointment was her pet insurance. South Park diagnosed and treated our cat's diabetes, but in the end, they declined to cooperate with the paperwork even though they diagnosed her with diabetes. They seem to have some aversion to insurance paperwork, pain management, and glucose monitoring. Overall, a waste of time and money, and I regret giving them so many chances instead of leaving sooner.

I give SoMa Animal Hospital 5-stars for the following reasons:…read more - Patient Interaction: Dr. Kelly Rockwell and her nurse were patient and caring when assessing my snake. After her assessment, she took care in administering an antibiotic injection; - Communication: Dr. Rockwell explained the situation to me in understandable terms, and she was patient in answering all my questions; - Goal: She told me the steps she would execute to get to her goal of getting my snake back to healthy status. - The staff were very helpful in scheduling my two-week antibiotic injection treatments. - Professionalism: Dr. Rockwell, her nurse, and the staff were friendly, professional, and patient in dealing with me. I'm glad to have found this hospital for my snakes. /s/ Alfonso Faustino

I can't say enough amazing things about this veterinary clinic. Dr. Johnston, Dr. Wood, and Dr…read more Crawford have all been incredible with both my cat and my dog. I especially want to give a heartfelt shout-out to Dr. Crawford. A few months ago, my cat was very close to crossing the rainbow bridge, and I brought him in for an urgent visit. It was Dr. Crawford's quick thinking, expert decision-making, and calm nature that saved my cat's life. It was an incredibly emotional day, and Dr. Crawford showed so much compassion while guiding me through the best decisions for my cat. He and his staff stayed with me until almost 10 p.m., waiting for the veterinary ambulance to arrive and transport my cat to the hospital. How amazing and sweet of them! Because of their dedication and care, I still have my sweet old man with me today--and he's doing well. I'm forever grateful and thankful to everyone at Soma Animal Hospital!

While it was my partner who brought our dog in twice over the last two weeks, I am very happy with…read morethe work Dr. Rosen has done with our dog! She's young and reactive, especially at the vet or with new strangers. We brought her in with an eye infection and she ended up being so thorough and did much more work on her than we ever initially anticipated in both her appointment and our follow up appointment. She really did everything possible to make her comfortable and worked with my partner to go above and beyond our expectations, she doesn't normally allow more than one vaccine, while there we received two vaccines, blood work, eye drops (her least favorite) and a proper diagnosis and follow up protocol for her hernia we've always been worried about. We're going to prioritize continuing to see her going forward because the care we received was above and beyond. Thank you Dr. Rosen!

Our little guy has heart issues, and they flared up last week, so we had to take him to the Polk…read moreStreet Animal Hospital for that and his annual checkup. Doctor Cote was great! He patiently listened to us and answered our questions, and recommended the proper course of action for a couple of other issues. The rest of the team was also very helpful and friendly. The front desk team helped us submit a prescription to Costco for a couple of the prescribed medications so we could get them cheaper. The only problem we had was that our little guy hates going to the doctors and gets all nervous and shaky whenever we go for his visits, so next time we may have to remedy the situation with a tranquilizer to lessen the impact on his heart.

My two fur babies needed their regular checkups and vaccinations. The staff notified me it was…read moretime and set up an appointment convenient for me to bring in both. The staff was so helpful bringing in the two cat carriers after I was dropped off by a taxi. My ambulating is not great even with a cane. Every staff member was cheerful and helpful throughout the visit. Dr Gervais is like an old friend to the cats. Their exams and treatment were carried out expertly, quickly and the cats used their best manners---they like the gentle treatment and sweet words. I certainly will be back. Dr Gervais explained their followup care do be done until we return.

The funny thing about animal hospitals is that they're generally better than human hospitals…read morebecause everyone working there tends to love animals. I could tell that everyone at SFAMC loves animals, and that's really important. SFAMC is not the cheapest option. It does not appear to have been consumed by private equity though. Just like any other health care, you should always make sure that ultimately you are the one making decisions. No one knows your dog or cat as well as you do. The doctors and staff at SFAMC did everything they could to save our dog, including keeping her in their ICU for three nights. The hospital is very well kept and well equipped. We were able to visit her three times a day during visiting hours. We were able to bring her home, but ultimately her age caught up with her. It made it sting just a little less knowing that we got her the best possible care when she needed it. We miss her so much.

We've had to visit Sf Vet Hospital 3 times within 2 months for our sweet boy Canelo. All visits…read morewe've been greeted by Rachel who is sweet and comforting, especially on our most recent visit which was our biggest scare with him. Our first visit, Morgan the Dr assistant helped us with figuring out our financial situation and we are so appreciative of her. On our 2nd and 3rd visit Jamie the Dr assistant also helped us figure out the financial impact as well. Both ladies showed empathy & compassion. They truly want the best for you and your fur baby. Canelo's Dr - Dr. Gill has been super helpful through this all. We are so appreciative for his expertise. He truly cares for your fur baby. We are truly grateful, for this team right here, us and our Canelito has been blessed with you all and may God repay you in ways I cannot. We are hopeful that we can bring him home because of you all. Thank you SF Vet Hospital!!!!

Dr Rajvinder Gill is extremely rude, dismissive, rushed, and cannot communicate properly. I came…read moreprepared with a documented list of symptoms my dog has been experiencing -- submissive urination, persistent retching, reduced appetite, and anxiety-related behaviors. Dr. Gill told me he could only address one concern per visit. ONE. For a dog presenting with multiple interconnected symptoms that had been developing for months. When I asked clarifying questions, I was interrupted and spoken over repeatedly. To make matters worse, Dr. Gill confused coughing and retching multiple times during the appointment -- first telling me my dog wasn't coughing, then prescribing medication for coughing. When I pointed out the contradiction, he became defensive instead of simply clarifying. On top of all this, my dog's bronchitis had been identified at a prior visit at this clinic with zero follow-up plan communicated. When I brought this up, it was deflected entirely. I left the appointment having had to fight for every concern to even be acknowledged, dismissed and rushed. That is not compassionate care. Rajvinder should be ashamed of his unprofessional conduct.

The day I never wanted to see came for my Mister, my 19 year old handsome tuxedo boy. My good…read morefriend stepped in and made all the arrangements for me with A Gentle Rest, for which I will always be grateful both for her help and for her choosing A Gentle Rest. Dr. Rozycki (Ari) arrived that afternoon. He was kind, gentle, caring throughout the procedure. He made a very difficult time as easy as possible, and I will always grateful to him too. He took his time, I never felt rushed to say goodbye, he explained every step before he took it. I definitely needed his genuine kindness and concern that day. And his respect for my Mister and my grief. Richard L.

It is so hard to lose a beloved pet. But Dr Gina and the team at A Gentle Rest made it easier in so…read moremany ways They handle everything and come to you. Dr Gina gave us the time to say goodbye with no pressure, included our family members graciously, and treated our sweet old girl with the utmost respect and care. Thank you Dr Gina!

Noe Animal Hospital is truly exceptional. They care for all three of our animals, and the level of…read moreattention, compassion, and expertise they provide is unmatched. The team is not only wonderful with our pets, but also incredibly reassuring and supportive with us. They take the time to answer questions, ease concerns, and make every visit feel comfortable. I wouldn't trust our pets with anyone else. If you're looking for a vet, I highly recommend them.

Love Noe Animal Hospital! Staff are all so kind and accommodating. They worked with me to get seen…read moreon short notice before a trip, and Dr. Reading talked through all of my concerns for my cat. She read up on my cats condition, and at our follow up appointment we came up with a treatment plan. Definitely the best vet I've ever used!!

My dog got bit at the park by a gangster Corgi and her ear looked pretty messed up. We usually go…read moreup to the emergency vet on Fillmore but the wait is generally hours for non threatening injuries. A friend recommended Urban; we went there and waited ten minutes (!) to be seen. The vet gave us two options; surgery (immediate fix) or letting the ear heal over 14 days with twice daily cleaning and ointment (plus oral antibiotics). We chose the latter and she did beautifully (tho cone of shame wasn't fun). We appreciated his honesty about each option and he didn't push us toward the more expensive surgery (which we would have considered had we felt it was better for her health). Thanks Urban. Glad to know a better emergency vet is stellar for weekend needs.

10/10 veterinary office!! Dr. Andres and his team truly care about your pet. Having worked at…read morevarious vet offices in San Francisco I can speak firsthand to the utmost care and honesty this medical office provides. Dr. Andres responded very quickly to my concern about my cat Cauliflower's infection that hadn't healed and got her in for a procedure the next morning. Urban Pet got me in for TWO different appointments on a last minute basis. It isn't easy to find this level of care as some places can be booked for weeks at a time. Thank you so much for taking care of my baby girl :)

I can't recommend Castro Animal Hospital highly enough! From the moment we walked in, everyone was…read morekind, welcoming, and genuinely caring. They treated my dog, Rocky, with so much compassion and professionalism that I immediately knew he was in excellent hands. The veterinarian took the time to explain everything clearly, answered all of my questions, and made me feel confident about Rocky's care. The entire team truly cares about both their patients and their owners, and it shows. Thank you to everyone at Castro Animal Hospital for taking such wonderful care of Rocky. We are incredibly grateful and highly recommend your practice!

Took my new kitten here for the first visit. The appointment process seemed easy. The vet was…read morefriendly and I was able to let my cat out and roam around the room.

We are incredibly grateful to Dr. Dasho and his team for the outstanding care they provided for our…read morelarge, fearful dog. After several challenging experiences at a traditional veterinary office, we reached out to his team for help, and we're so glad we did. They were kind, punctual, professional, and exceptionally skilled. Thanks to their thoughtful approach, we were able to complete all of our dog's vaccinations with minimal stress in a convenient setting outside the home, which helped avoid territorial issues. They guided us in choosing medications to keep him calm and followed up afterward to make sure he was doing well. We were very impressed by how confidently and compassionately they handled him. They also took the time to walk us through the risks and benefits of different options, helping us make informed, personalized decisions tailored to our dog's needs. We highly recommend Lotus to anyone looking for a low-stress alternative to a traditional vet visit.

I contacted Lotus Veterinary because I really didn't want to put my cat through the stress of being…read moreput in a carrier, driven to the vet, surrounded by other animals, and having to wait to be seen. He is healthy and only needed a physical exam after I adopted him from a shelter. Dr. Dasho came to my home with his assistant and was very gentle and careful with my cat. He asked about his diet and genuinely seemed to care about his health. The appointment didn't last as long as I expected, which was nice. Unfortunately, I did have a serious concern about the way his assistant handled my cat. She may have still been training because she seemed inexperienced with handling cats. At one point, she picked up my adult cat by the back of his neck and held him in that position while Dr. Dasho examined him. This really worried me because my cat was clearly scared, and his eyes were dilated while he was being held that way. The correct way to pick up a cat is to use two hands and fully support their chest and legs. Mother cats pick their babies up by the neck to move them around until they're old enough to walk on their own. It was not appropriate to pick up and hold my adult cat this way during a routine exam. Seeing him so frightened was upsetting, especially when the whole reason I chose an in-home vet was to make the experience less stressful for him. I really liked Dr. Dasho and felt that he genuinely cared about my cat, but the way his assistant handled him left me very uncomfortable. Because of that experience, I don't think I would use Lotus Veterinary again.