Dr. Jennifer huang deserves all the gold stars! I followed her here after their El Monte location…read moreclosed. She's equally patient and kind after all these years. She takes the time to explain everything never rushing anything. I have taken my dog to other vets and he's usually more scared but with this doctor he is not as nervous. All the staff are kind and attentive. I am willing to drive 30 min here for excellent quality of care. The clinic is clean and well lit. Highly recommend!

Our senior doggo needed to have bloodwork done to monitor his levels. An appointment was made ahead…read moreof time during a previous check up call. Once we arrived, we checked in and a staff member took our pup to the back. After they finished, he was brought out and we settled the bill for today's technical visit. Staff members were friendly as always and we were done quickly. Credit cards are accepted.

Loved Healthy Paws for my 3 kitties, Dr. Han is wonderful at treating my Babies and figuring out…read morewhat and how to medically treat them. They are all better and switching to Healthy Paws was the best thing I could have done, to keep my kitties well. Healthy Paws are also very friendly, all individuals are great with assisting.

Dr. Han its very skilled…read more I am in for an eye enucleation for a kitten my Fiance found in our yard. All went smooth, the team was able to explain everything in an understandable way. I would recommend you come in if yoy need your fur baby taken care of. I've been here in the past and the service has always been easy and straight forward.

I had to make one of the hardest decisions this past Sunday night--saying goodbye to my 17-year-old…read moredog, Baxter. He had been in a slow decline that suddenly turned rapid, and I knew we were at the end. What stood out most was the veterinarian's honesty. They checked his vitals, but we didn't pursue extensive diagnostics. Instead, he spoke candidly about what he was seeing--neurologically, Baxter was not himself and had clearly lost significant muscle mass. At his age, there was likely more going on than one treatable issue. The veterinarian could have easily recommended a long list of tests. Instead, he gave me real guidance. When I asked what he would do if it were his own dog, he told me he would choose euthanasia at this stage, explaining that "a day or a week too early is better than a day too late" to avoid unnecessary suffering. I had been struggling with this decision for a while, and that honesty helped me feel confident I was doing the right thing. It meant everything. Once I made the decision, the compassion from the staff was incredible. They handled everything with such care, dignity, and kindness. I've also been here before when Baxter was first diagnosed with heart failure, and had the same experience. The veterinarian literally told me it wasn't an emergency and that I could either proceed with treatment there or follow up with my regular vet the next day and save the cost of emergency care. That level of transparency really stuck with me. I'm truly grateful for this team and this office. If you're ever in a difficult situation with your pet, this is a place where you'll receive honest, compassionate care--not pressure to run unnecessary tests or take advantage of a vulnerable moment. Five stars, without hesitation.

We had to rush our dog to the emergency vet late last night because he was suddenly in a lot of…read morepain, and we're so grateful for the care we received. The staff was incredibly kind, attentive, and supportive during such a stressful time. They really helped ease our worries and made us feel like our dog was in good hands. It turned out he was having back pain, and they took the time to clearly explain everything and walked us through how to care for him afterward. Their kindness and professionalism meant so much to us. If you ever have a pet emergency at night, I highly recommend this hospital. Thank you again for taking such great care of our dog

We went to Glendora Pet Care Center because the owner used to be on staff at La Verne Animal…read moreHospital and we really thought she was an excellent doctor. Unfortunately, she doesn't work every day and the days we are able to bring our cats in, she does not work those days. The care our cat received was good. They couldn't give us a definitive answer to our cat's problem. They seem to have a high priority of selling food and other products. Also, there is no onsite emergency services. For these reasons we returned to La Verne Animal Hospital and they figured out what was wrong. Glendora Pet Care is a good place, just not for us.

Glendora Pet Care is the best - Cindy takes such care of our…read moreCoCo and Pinky - they always have a bow and perfume They have standing appointments every other Friday Great place - Good Employees and awesome owners

Our Havanese has had ongoing elevated liver enzymes that we've been battling for 2 years before…read morecoming to the Veterinary Specialty Group. Within a day we found out she actually having gallbladder issues and a diet change and medication immediately fixed the issue. So happy with the service here!

Our older dog was having difficulty walking and going to the bathroom…read more After taking our dog to another veterinary clinic where we were advised that our dog had a, "cold" and that she would get over it and begin walking within two days, we decided to visit the Veterinary Specialty Group of Glendora. The veterinarian on duty examined our dog and advised us that our dog did not have a cold but was suffering from arthritis and a weak spine due to age. After treating our dog and giving her an injection of ??, we were sent home. After two-hours, our dog began walking and going to the bathroom normally once again. We took our dog for a follow up apportionment a few days later and were advised that though our dog was doing great and would continue to improve which really put us at ease. Everyone at this clinic was AMAZING, very kind and supportive during this ordeal and my family and I are truly thankful for the service we were provided.

Wonderful vet hospital. Our family dog, Ellie, gets yearly checkups here and has had surgery here…read moretoo. The staff are very kind and patient.

I found an injured cat at a local park. This was the only local clinic available to see him on such…read morea short notice. He was treated kindly and compassionately by the entire staff. It turned out he had a broken tail, several gashes, and ringworm. It looks like he was likely hit by a car. He was given antibiotics and anti fungal medications. He's is now on the mend and I found myself a new pet. I am beyond grateful to the staff for their kindness.

I had my tiny fur-ball's teeth cleaning was done by Dr. Michael today and I have to say he was…read moreamazing. My dog is 10.5 years old and 3 pounds. (Yes, he's that small) In the past when my dog would get any type of anesthesia for procedures, he would have a hard time bouncing back for about 1.5 days. Today, my dog was up and running within a few hours after he was picked up around noon. His eyes were bright and had energy. Our family was worried about him being old and small, but he did a fantastic job and we are so thankful. Thank you, Dr. Michael and team!

If you like dropping your pet off in the parking lot as if you're taking your car to a mechanic…read more This is the place for you. They will not even let you walk in the door. The only conclusion I can come to is that it's perhaps substandard inside and they're too embarrassed to let anyone see it. My advice is to avoid this place.

Highly recommend this animal hospital. Overall 5 star Best…read moreservice in San Gabriel Valley. Customer service from the entire staff (Dr. Munever and Technician Joanna) Veterinarian listened, gave us plenty of options, made us and our dogs felt welcomed. Genuine, sincere, honest staff. Option to Price match on prescriptions Option to use their prescription for Chewy or alternative pharmacy The staff provided us an estimate of cost of our flea and tick and ear flush. Visit for both dogs fee amazing price The place smells so clean and organized. It's easy to get to in the Red Robin shopping center. This animal hospital is worth it 100 percent.

Yes I love privets! I have been taking my Pom fur baby here since we moved to California 3 years…read moreago and she is very happy with the veterinarian and staff! I definitely recommend this office.

Dr. Delgado and her team took great care of Oreo. Dr. Delgado took the time to answer all my…read morequestions. She was attentive and professional, and I knew Oreo was in great hands.

This is my last review that I'll be writing for San Dimas Animal Hospital because my last…read moreexperience with them was just so unfair, I can't fathom taking my other pet here. I had written a review a few months ago for the front staff authorizing charges to my account without my permission and since then, they've started going through the process of taking signatures for transactions, so I'm happy they used my review for better service. Again, Dr. Singh is amazing. Dr. Delgado kept insisting for the urinalysis to get any form of medication and the front staff really has to be more organized when it comes to discharging with medications. --- I am really sad how unfair it was that my pet's treatment got dismissed even when I had asked for some form of antibiotics. My pet, 20.5 years at the time, started urinating blood, so on Thursday, 2/12, I had brought him in hoping that he can get antibiotics for this UTI that he had. With symptoms of hematuria and consistent small amounts of urine, I hoped to get some form of antibiotics or medication to ease his discomfort. Unfortunately, since he wasn't able to hold in his urine, they weren't able to get enough for a urinalysis and they had sent him home and told me to contact them the next day if he's still urinating blood. My sister picked up my pet Thursday evening, so I feel like they were in a rush just to get out of there instead of ensuring that my sister went home with everything she was supposed to. Called them Friday morning and said he was still urinating blood, and they said to monitor him and if he's still urinating blood, to bring him Saturday for a urinalysis. I contacted them again Friday evening with photographs stating that he's still urinating blood and they said I can bring him in for a tech appointment Saturday morning. My brother brings in my pet Saturday (2/14) morning, and they comped the urinalysis which was nice. I had asked my brother if they sent him home with antibiotics but they said that they need the urinalysis results before prescribing anything and since they're closed on Sundays, they would contact me on Monday. I called them around 9AM on Monday (2/16), and they said that they got the urinalysis results but had to wait for the doctor to have time to talk about the results with me. By this time, my pet was not eating, drinking or walking. I know I should have taken him to the ER but given his age, I didn't want to stress him out and was hoping that he would be interested enough in food by the time they gave me the medication. The doctor ends up calling me around 2PM and stated that he did have some form of UTI (I knew this already..) and that he will be sent home with amoxicillin and that it would be available for pickup within the hour and that the gabapentin prescribed to him should help with the pain as well. I drive over to the hospital an hour later and the staff informs me that I will be picking up amoxicillin (antibiotics) and I inquire about the gabapentin (pain medication) that the doctor brought up during our phone call. The staff seemed confused and they then asked me "Oh, you didn't get it on Thursday?" Uh, no I didn't get it on Thursday. This is why I had inquired about it? I saw on my previous invoices that I had gotten charged for the Gabapentin on 2/12 and I'm really angered that my pet was in pain for 5 days. And even when I had my brother bring my pet in on that Saturday (2/14), that they couldn't just double check anything. I know it's partially my fault for not making sure, but I honestly thought that they had given my pet a gabapentin shot but to find out he was supposed to be sent home with the pain medication instead... it's just really flabbergasting. I gave my pet the gabapentin and hoped that it would help subside any pain my pet had so he can eat, but an hour passed.. then 2 hours passed.. and my pet unfortunately was declining.. He wasn't interested in eating his favorite treats (and the amoxicillin is supposed to be given with food), so I took him to ER and unfortunately, had to choose humane euthanasia due to the extent of how badly he declined. I'm so upset with how this was handled. I don't understand why my pet had to suffer his last few days of his life because he wasn't sent home with pain medication. I also don't understand why they couldn't just give me the amoxicillin even though it was a possibility that it may NOT have been a UTI but at least given it to me to make sure he didn't worsen. I know my previous review of the unauthorized CareCredit charges may have made me seem like a difficult client, but take it out on me, not on the care of my pet. I feel like he would still be here if I was just given the gabapentin on the correct day or the amoxicillin as a "just in case" prescription but he didn't get any despite me asking about the antibiotics and the last few days of his life was filled with discomfort and a veterinary hospital that kept dismissing my hopes for care for my pet.

Took the dogs to South Glendora Animal Hospital for the Saturday Vaccine clinic, and discovered…read morethat our normal vet has retired and there's a new vet in charge. The place was under transition, looks like they're working on all new paint and aesthetics, I am looking forward to seeing it when it's done. My dogs and I were treated really well, great customer service and care! Thinking that we might stay with South Glendora Animal Hospital!

After seeing Kane's foot, I knew something wasn't right and took him for a second opinion. The new…read morevet was genuinely shocked and said the stitches weren't even holding anything together. Hearing that there was no way his foot could heal like that was heartbreaking. Kane had to go through a third surgery in one week to fix what should have been handled properly the first time. Thankfully, he's now doing so much better. The new doctor even recommended that we never go back to the original vet, which says a lot. As a dog mom, it's really hard knowing he went through all of that unnecessarily.