Traveling with Mr Winston , Needed a Libre sensor to be…read morereplaced ,(diabetes).They went out of their way to accommodate us. Friendly and very polite staff.. Mr Winston and I ,highly recommends this place . If your a local this is the best care you can receive.. Safe travels and thanks again ‼

Doctor Swan is wonderful with my little old pup! They have always gotten him in and in a reasonable…read moretime to see doctor Swan.

Title: Severe Safety Oversight and Ethical Concerns I am…read morereposting my review of this clinic to alert other pet owners of a serious medical safety issue. I brought my dog in for gagging, and despite me asking for a refill of his seizure medication during the visit, the vet prescribed a new drug where seizures are a known side effect. My dog suffered three grand mal seizures as a result of this oversight. The Medical Failures: * Initial Misdiagnosis: During the visit, I was told everything was fine. Two hours later, the vet called to say the radiologist actually found a heart murmur, a gallstone, and tracheal issues. * Lack of Urgency: It took eight days for the hospital manager to return my calls regarding these life-threatening errors. The NDA Offer: When the clinic finally responded, they offered a full refund--but only on the condition that I sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and delete my negative review. I have declined their offer because the safety of other animals is more important than a refund. Please be extremely cautious and double-check any medications prescribed here, especially if your pet has a pre-existing condition like epilepsy.

We were visiting the area for a few weeks and we brought our dog. About a month before coming, our…read moredog had been in an emergency clinic for a calcified stone that was stuck in her ureter and it had been removed. Our dog had finished her medications and seemed ok before we left, but once we arrived at our rental she started having issues again. She seemed to be in discomfort and was unable to urinate. We contacted the emergency vet we had taken her to originally and they said they would get back to us but by morning, no vet had called so we called again and then started looking for a vet in the area we were staying for an urgent appointment. We called the three closest vets in this area and this clinic was the only one who had any availability. They said they could see us the following day so we scheduled the appointment. Afterwards, the original vet got back to us and ordered some prescriptions for our dog which we were able to pick up locally and get started. Unfortunately, late that afternoon, our dog started bleeding from her urethra. We then contacted the closest emergency vet and they said they were currently overwhelmed and due to their distance, actually suggested we wait for our morning appointment. It was agonizing! We left early for the appointment at this clinic but still barely made it on time as it was not easy to find. It is in a residential neighborhood and it was not in the exact location our navigation system was giving us but we did eventually locate it. The facility was nice and clean and staff was very friendly. We were brought back into a room after only a few minutes of waiting and there seemed to be only one or two other patients there. We explained the situation to what I believe was a vet tech and about 5 minutes later the vet came in and we explained it to her again. She immediately stated our dog needed emergency surgery and that they could schedule it fortwo days later. We knew it was urgent and we would have to take care of it immediately. I just had a bit of a concern because no one ever looked at our dog or examined her in any way. I just did not feel particularly comfortable with the situation so I asked for an estimate to do the surgery and they provided us with an estimate of $3,428.77. Our dog is 12 and has had battled cancer and had multiple surgeries, dental work, etc, so I am familiar with estimates and it was odd to me that both the low and high total showed that same figure. That's not usually how it works. Based on the fact that no one actually looked at our dog, that estimate seemed high (even for an emergency) and the fact that they pushed for a surgery and had immediate availability, it all just felt a little odd and we went with our gut. We decided that even though we had paid thousands for a beautiful rental with a pool for the next few weeks that we should head home immediately to have our own vet do the surgery. We drove all night and brought her to our vet the following morning. They made space for us in their full day of appointments and examined our dog thoroughly. They then did an ultrasound with us present. They showed us the issue and said they would try and squeeze her into the surgery schedule the following morning. They completed the surgery for $1278.32. To be fair, they gave us a discount of $294 so in all honesty someone else having it done there would have spent closer to $1572 but that is still less than half the price and more importantly we felt seen and comfortable with the way they handled things. It's possible that this facility just has a lot of availability and they felt they didn't need to examine the dog. Its also possible that they rushed the estimate and just put the same total for the high and low amounts. As I said, the staff was nice enough but I am glad we chose lose out on the rental and have it done where we felt more comfortable. If you include the money we lost by leaving, it actually cost us more to go home and get it done but you have to trust your intuition and I am so glad we did.

I'd like to start by saying that the actual veterinarians here are all amazing, and I've never had…read morean issue with a single doctor. I've been bringing my two dogs to this clinic for about four years now, and until recently, I've always had a positive experience. My dog was prescribed medication on Friday. By that night, she began having a severe reaction - constant vomiting and diarrhea every 30 minutes. She finally started feeling better by Monday morning. I called Main St first thing (at 7:30 a.m.) on Monday and explained the situation to the front desk. I told them that my dog was now stable but that I wanted to speak with the prescribing doctor about an alternative medication, which we had already discussed at my appointment. The front desk insisted that I had to make a new appointment. I explained that due to my wife's and my work schedules, we couldn't make the only appointment time offered. I asked if we could be seen the following day or if the doctor could give me a call back. The front desk was rude and told me they didn't have any appointments. Front desk told me I'd need to find another vet with availability. This really upset me, and I told them that if I had to go to another vet, I'd be transferring permanently. The front desk didn't seem to care. I ended up scheduling with another vet the next day and called back shortly after to request my dog's records. When I asked to have them transferred, the front desk hung up on me. This was absolutely unacceptable and a clear example of terrible customer service by the front desk on 11/3/25. I will not be returning due to how I was treated -- though I want to make it clear that the veterinarians themselves have always been excellent.

Just sharing some gratitude for a business/service that our family has had very positive…read moreexperiences with: Main Street Small Animal Hospital is going above and beyond for our California community this week by accepting and transporting much-needed donations and supplies to the Pasadena Humane Society, which is helping over 300 animals displaced, injured, traumatized, and/or lost in the devastating fires taking place in LA County. We've had such good experiences with our pets in their care, and I am incredibly appreciative that they are such committed CA citizens/are giving our community a way to help. This is walking the walk. More here- I have no affiliation, but want to get the word out if other folks are wanting to help. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02wyfMYfRJTYtmHLcwiZbCyLPuCPps9RdFcufHL9BDWApCBemH7GZaHjAzuw1bvSLml&id=100063470594107&mibextid=wwXIfr

Unbelievably great service. From our first phone call, of course on a holiday weekend, to meeting…read morethe front staff, and the talented vet techs. EVERYONE was kind, soothing and eager to help. My 11 year old Chihuahua-terrier mix dislocated her hip, she was crying in pain, we were beside ourselves, unable to help her. My husband called around who was open on a holiday weekend, and we found Atascadero Pet Hospital. They immediately invited us in to their beautiful facility and put my baby under anesthesia and put her hip back in place. We took her home in a hip sling, and she did wonderfully. We only had to give her the pain medicine that they sent us home with the first and second night. Today was our follow up and the hip sling is off and now we all have to do is pray that keeping her contained for a few more weeks with careful handling, her hip will heal and not need further surgery. I just can't express how much gratitude I have to these kind people and how wonderfully they treated us. I especially want a shout out to a young man, I think his name is Juan, young man, very handsome and just so in tuned to everything we needed to hear and how to take care of her once we got her home. He went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and assured us that we could call anytime of day or night if something happened that wasn't right or if my pet was in pain. I can't tell you how much this meant to us. Monkey is healing. We are so relieved to know that there are experts out there that will help us and be kind to our animals. Of course, the surgeon and the vets were amazing as well, so thank you to them and thank you for the time that they also spent with us explaining our options. And I just want to add, that those inaccurate reviews of this wonderful facility are likely hyperbole. Being a healthcare provider myself, for humans, I know, you can't make everybody happy. And you can't make miracles happen every time. There are many variables to consider when making a recommendation about options for health, and quality of life. It may not be an easy fix, and it may not be the best for the pet. And sometimes that's hard to hear. And, quite frankly, healthcare even if it's for a pet, is quite expensive. It's part of being a pet owner (or human). I was actually quite amazed that my dog had full-on anesthesia and her hip put back in place and a sling placed for such a reasonable amount. It was even less than they had quoted us and, they didn't ask to do a bunch of bloodwork and everything else ahead of time. They just took her to surgery and put her hip back in. Amazing! I stand behind what I said, these people are very mindful and compassionate in the work they do.

This is an amazing vet hospital! I had no idea that I couldn't give my cats tap water from a faucet…read morePaso Robles. My cat almost died and was in Atascadero Pet Hospital the pet hospital for a week. Every one was so long kind and a year later if I take him back for a well visit. Everyone there comes to see him and love on him.

My visit here was not at all what was experienced by others and needs to be shared. The pros of…read morethis place were that they were able to see my dog in such a short amount of time and had a free new patient visit, which is nothing compared to the cons. I came in and right off the bat- there were cats just hanging out and the receptionist didn't seem to mind them being overly curious of any other pet in there and claimed they were just "overly curious house cats" and made no effort to keep them away from patients and there was no friendliness towards my pet. That right there. NOT okay. Especially when the vet is stressful enough for pets- they had their own cats wandering around! The visit with Dr Wilkins was incredibly horrendous, as he came in I thanked him for being able to see us and he immediately started making rude comments to me while at the same time him and his son unprofessionally handled my dog (The family vibes outweighed professional ones as well with a lot of sighing to each other and seemed to not know what the other was doing). I wasn't sure what was going on with my dog and he acted like whatever I said was immediately wrong when I was there to get his advice and help and using my own background knowledge; he was very argumentative for no reason. I was shocked by how he treated me, and how he would not listen to me at all or be understanding. He ended up prescribing my dog a very general antibiotic for a 50% markup of the original price (~$40) and refused to work with chewy or anywhere else for cheaper options (elsewhere, $20) and also made a quote for a whole surgery because he claimed she needed it. He administered a fluorescein test horribly, getting it all over me in the process and made no efforts to clean up me or my dog. And when we both could clearly see that the fluorescein made it into both nostrils, he claimed it could only be seen in one and never waited the 5-15min it should take for a true test. He read the test wrong to me and told me because we could see it in one, that one was clogged. In reality, we could see it in both so there was no need for flushing out her tear ducts. He then retracted the prescription of the antibiotic when I was hesitant to immediately agree for surgery and wouldn't give a valid explanation why besides that he didn't like that I was hesitating to go forward with a $320 surgery to clear tear ducts when the whole visit was going so horribly and I was feeling unsafe. He backpedaled very unprofessionally, imposing that this issue was the same as humans when their tear ducts are clogged and claimed that any bacteria doesn't build up so she now didn't need antibiotics he originally prescribed. He told me "you just don't get it" multiple times instead of conversing in a professional manner that would've addressed the concerns I had. This scam-filled experience was awful and I hope everyone takes heed to such an experience at this facility. I went right back to the vet I have been going to for 13+ years and they took one test and calmly took a look at her, prescribed an antibiotic tear drops to be put in her eyes, and within one day the infection has gone down tremendously and her eyes are better ($20 eye drops mind you, through their office). Please do not go here due to their unprofessional nature and trying to scam you for something that you know is not needed (or if it is, they put their needs before the needs of their clients and their pets and markup the medication and/or pull it altogether if you aren't willing to blindly agree with them).

I took my cat here to have his teeth cleaned and two k-9's removed. During the procedure they…read morefractured his jaw. I realize that things happen. I think it's important for people to know this before they take their fur babies here. My neighbor's also had a terrible experience with this vet .

Don't think twice about this shop for your pet's needs! I'm staying in town for a few days and…read morewanted to have a clean dog to take into our hotel when we checked in. From the moment I called in to inquire, Jack was helpful all the way up to paying for the service in the end. As an owner of a couple businesses, impressions and great customer service are huge factors when visiting other establishments. From all the staff members we encountered, each displayed nothing but geniune enthusiasm to help their customers. Had to stop what I was doing to spread the news on Yelp! Jack walked me through the process of using their facilities and checked on us during the process to make sure we were doing alright. The stations were clean and very easy to use. I highly encourage anyone coming by to support this business!

Very friendly, always asking if they can assist you. Great dog food selection and convenient…read morelocation to my house. I don't bother with chewy or other online sites. The prices are good here and I get what i need immediately.

Awesome personell, great doctors. Always helping in any way they can. Never wait for…read moreappointments. Dogs like going to them. Glad they are our vets! Dr. Barretta saved our dogs life by 3 or more years as we thought at one time it was time to put our boy dog down. She said even tho he had a certain issue, she said hes still good and took care of his issue with us and hes still with us today...She did give us the decision if we wanted to go thru with it or wait and see how this goes and she gave us the confidence and its been awesome. Still have our boy with us and hes doing good!

Not a good experience here, I bought in my pup weighting 11oz & 9 weeks old.. Trying to do the…read moreright thing getting ur pets vaccinated..Upon the visit I ask Vet if my pup would be able to handle vaccination being so tiny, my Vet went to have a pow wow with other DR's behind closed doors..Came back in room n said they ALL agreed she would be ok. I told the vet, if u think she can't I don't mind keeping inside house , no contact with other voiding (Parvo).My baby was taken to back 4 vaccination.. That night she was a bit lethargic. Come Monday she just didn't look right.. By Tuesday she just fall over i immediately called Las Tables they had me bring her in right away & I rushed to get her there and on the way she took her last breath Of course last tables took NO fault for this.... Nor was i offered reimbursement for anything, On top of it they had me pay for her cremation. They did offer me an autopsy no doubt I'd have to pay for that, and was an autopsy going to bring my baby back NOPE! NEW PUPPY OWNERS BEWARE PLZ!

Doc Aarons is honest, transparent, and not afraid to tell you the facts. He is a down-home vet that…read morewon't drag you along. There are times you won't want to hear what he has to say, but that is because he will not drag you down an unrealistic rabbit hole that drains your piggy bank. He is humble and has no problem referring you somewhere else if what your pet needs is beyond his expertise. We use him for most minor surgeries, spay, neuter, exams, vaccinations, etc. For our OFA X-Rays, we use Dr Minor in Templeton as he has the most up to date machines. For weekend or after hours emergency service, we go to Atascadero Pet Hospital. Otherwise, during normal business hours, Dr Aarons can handle most situations.

Our Pug Missy had a bad ear infection. When I called two different offices to schedule an…read moreappointment, both stated they were booked for three weeks. I could do a drop off which meant leaving her for hours at double the regular office visit fee of $60! While I've used both clinics and they were good ones, it was unacceptable to wait that long not to mention the cost$ Finally, I searched for the Veterinarian who spayed a barn cat I adopted through a rescue organization last year, Dr. Aarons at Oak Country Veterinary Services in Paso Robles. I was relieved to get an appointment the next afternoon. Missy and I were welcomed by Receptionist, Becca and Dr. Aaron's rescue dog, Ollie. Missy's ear infection was treated right away and she had a spa type "Peticure," surprisingly at no extra charge. I've been charged $35 for a nail trim at another office. BIGGEST SURPRISE - The Bill! Missy and I are new Fans of Dr. Aarons. His rates for dental care for my 10 year old MinPin is going to be very reasonable compared to the quote from the two other Veterinarian offices. Hang onto your cash and make an appointment. By the way.......Dr. Aarons is also an author and I'm enjoying his Podcasts immensely.

Dr. Bell is not only a very knowledgeable vet, but also extremely caring and conscientious about…read morefinding and recommending the best treatment plan for my pups and kitty. I drive almost an hour for his services since his relocation -- he is well worth it!

Dr. Tim Bell, DVM. Ah, how lucky this community is to have this real gem, Dr. Tim Bell, treating…read moretheir pets and animals! We first met Dr. Bell in 1994 here in Woodland Hills, Ca, or you can simply say Los Angeles. There was a complicated case that many veterinarians argued about while our cat was suffering. Somebody mentioned Doctor Bell, and sure enough he solved the problem on the spot. It's been 31 years, and many, many cats, dogs, and birds were treated with high success by this amazing vet. A few years ago, he relocated his practice to Paso Robles, 220 miles from where we live, but this did not stop us from bringing our pets to him. We did try to find someone nearby, but it did not work out. No vet was as good as he is. So, we stopped trying, looking, and we went back to THE BEST! Thank you, Dr. Bell for the love, the knowledge, and incredible dedication. Our pets are our kids, and they deserve the BEST!

Last week we had to say goodby to our 16 year old girl. The ladies were so kind and compassionate…read more They helped us in the whole sad process and spent a lot of time explaining everything and giving us a private time to say goodbye to our precious girl. I can't say enough good things about them. It was nice to be able to have her at home and not at the vets for her last day. I highly recommend them to anyone who is in the same situation. It was very peaceful for our girl. They made sure she didn't suffer. Thanks again for your help. Sincerely, Cindy Cullen

The ladies of Compassionate Hands are amazing. This is the second time I've used them and once…read moreagain, they make a very painful decision as calm and peaceful as possible. I was able to spend some quiet time with my 16yr Aussie before everyone arrived. I told him how much I loved him and it's so hard to say goodbye. I kissed him on the head one last time. It was a beautiful, private moment. I miss Bennie so much it hurts. But, I told him I would never let suffer with canine dementia...and I kept my promise. Bennie was my "heart" dog.