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    Slaton Veterinary Hospital

    Slaton Veterinary Hospital

    4.7
    (210 reviews)

    We had to see Dr Slaton to determine next steps with our dog Charlie. I have never had this…read morewonderful an experience for a very difficult time. This was the most empathetic veterinary group I've ever had the pleasure of going to. We had to assess our Charlie for quality of life and Dr. Slaton was very sensitive and caring and confirmed our decision to make a difficult choice. In addition, he and his staff made our decision easier. The things that they did were very loving including allowing us time with Charlie and allowing him to have a Hersheys kiss before he passed. We spent some time after he passed and left after they had taken Charlie away. In the days that followed we received flowers and a sympathy card from their office. When we picked up Charlie's remains they were presented in a beautiful box along with a lovely paw print. Slaton veterinary made a very difficult time a thoughtful and caring time. I highly recommend their services.

    I am normally someone who goes out of my way to leave kind reviews. I do not write this lightly,…read morebut I am genuinely horrified by the veterinary care my dog Emma received from Dr. Mendoza. Emma is my medical-alert dog and has been by my side through everything. What happened was not one questionable call. It was a repeated pattern of serious symptoms being dismissed, misdiagnosed, or inadequately treated. The most serious failure involved her limp. I brought Emma to Dr. Mendoza twice because she was limping. I specifically said it seemed unusual and that I believed something was wrong. At one appointment, I even said, "You know it is bad when a Golden Retriever is showing pain." He shrugged and made another comment about aging. No X-rays were taken. I scheduled a third follow-up before we left for our house in Idaho for the summer, but canceled because I had completely lost faith in his judgment after being dismissed twice. Unfortunately, I was right. Our Idaho veterinarian immediately ordered X-rays. They showed severe destruction of Emma's ulna near her elbow. So much bone has been destroyed that our veterinarian warned Emma is at significant risk of snapping her elbow. We are now testing whether the cause is cancer or a serious infection. This was not normal aging. Emma had a catastrophically damaged and profoundly painful bone. Basic imaging would have shown that something was terribly wrong. Instead, my sweet dog continued walking on it in horrific pain. This was not the only failure. Emma developed bright red, severely inflamed skin that was hot to the touch and clearly uncomfortable. Dr. Mendoza asked, "Have you tried giving her a bath?" Yes, my dog is bathed. Our Idaho veterinarian immediately noticed both the active inflammation and brown discoloration covering Emma's stomach. She explained that the brown areas were post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, consistent with skin that had been chronically or repeatedly inflamed. The combination of hot, bright red skin and widespread pigment changes should have prompted concern. She prescribed MicoHex+Triz, and Emma was dramatically better within three days. Emma also had hair loss and irritation beneath her chin and along her lips. Dr. Mendoza told me it was likely a flat tumor. He discussed removing it, warned that Emma's jaw might look abnormal afterward, and said I might need a plastic surgeon to minimize the damage. Our Idaho veterinarian recognized it as a common moisture- and saliva-related problem consistent with lip-fold dermatitis. A medicated wipe began resolving it almost immediately. What had been presented as a possible tumor requiring potentially disfiguring surgery was treated as a common skin condition. Emma also had recurring ear infections that were not improving. I kept bringing her back because the odor and symptoms persisted. I was repeatedly given ear wash, but no medication that resolved the problem. Our Idaho veterinarian prescribed medicated treatment, and within days the smell was gone and her ears were clearly improving. These were not subjective disagreements. Her limp was dismissed as aging; X-rays showed catastrophic bone destruction and a risk of snapping her elbow. Her inflamed skin was reduced to whether she needed a bath; medication improved it within three days. Her ear infections persisted with ear wash alone; medicated treatment improved them within days. The supposed tumor began resolving with a medicated wipe. I do want to give Dr. Mendoza credit where it is due. He agreed to perform ovary-sparing spays on my female Golden Retrievers after discussing current breed-specific research concerning increased cancer risks associated with traditional spaying in female Goldens. I appreciated his willingness to consider updated research and provide a hormone-sparing option. But one informed decision does not outweigh what happened with Emma. I strongly support conservative veterinary medicine. I do not want unnecessary testing, excessive medication, or invasive treatment. But conservative care is not dismissive care. Taking an X-ray after two visits for an unexplained limp is basic care. Properly treating persistent ear infections is basic care. Investigating painful, hot, visibly inflamed skin is basic care. Emma has spent her life taking care of me. She deserved far better than to endure severe bone pain, chronic skin inflammation, itching, and recurring ear discomfort because her symptoms were repeatedly minimized or inadequately treated. This was not a small failure. It was a horrific failure of veterinary care. I would never entrust one of my animals to this practice again

    Kanan Veterinary Hospital

    Kanan Veterinary Hospital

    4.3
    (72 reviews)

    Dr. Ravenscroft, Gabrielle, and the entire team at Kanan Veterinary Hospital are absolutely…read moreamazing. They are warm, compassionate, and consistently go above and beyond for both their patients and their owners. When my dog Gunner needed surgery to remove a cancerous growth, I was overwhelmed by both the situation and the cost. Dr. Ravenscroft was the only veterinarian in the area who offered VetBilling, a third-party payment plan service that isn't based on credit. Because of that, I was able to get Gunner the surgery he desperately needed while making affordable payments over time. Knowing Gunner was in Dr. Ravenscroft's care gave me complete confidence throughout the entire process. His expertise, vigilance, and genuine compassion, along with Gabrielle and the staff's kindness and support, made an incredibly difficult time so much easier. Both of my dogs, Gunner and Lola, absolutely adore everyone at Kanan Vet. They get excited when we arrive and happily run up to the staff because they know they'll be greeted with love, attention, and treats. That alone speaks volumes about the trust and care they receive. What sets Kanan Veterinary Hospital apart is how genuinely they care. Every member of the team treats my dogs as if they were their own. I am beyond grateful for Dr. Ravenscroft, Gabrielle, and the entire Kanan Vet staff. There truly aren't enough words to express how thankful I am for everything they've done for Gunner and Lola. I will never take my dogs anywhere else. -- Ashley, Jordan, Gunner & Lola

    We cannot say enough good things about Kanan Veterinary Hospital! We've been bringing our pets here…read morefor years and have always had the best experiences. Everyone at reception is kind and welcoming. We just LOVE Gabrielle, Jasmine, and Dr. Ravenscroft! Our most recent visits have been with our sweet dog, Joey. He was attacked by a coyote last week, and the staff here have taken such amazing care of him. He's a lucky boy to have survived the attack and even luckier to have such kind and attentive care from this team! We are so grateful!

    Skyline Animal Hospital

    Skyline Animal Hospital

    4.8
    (133 reviews)

    I've been taking my dogs to Skyline Animal Hospital for the past two years. Every visit, I've…read morereceived kindness, patience, and amazing care from both Dr. Messri and Dr. Cyrus as well as their support staff. This morning, I had to bring my 18-year-old dog, Sunny, to be put to sleep. I was very emotional and I was placed in a room shortly after our arrival so we could have privacy. Sunny had late stage kidney disease but for the past year, Skyline provided us with excellent care. They were always available for questions and allowed me to come in on short notice for multiple appointments. They didn't immediately push me to see a special internal medicine doctor, which would have prolonged Sunny's suffering as well as my own stress. The Skyline staff was with me every step of the way. I can't thank Dr. Messri enough for his kindness today. He explained everything clearly and was so gentle to Sunny as she passed. I can tell Dr. Messri, Dr. Cyrus, and the staff work really hard and truly care about their patients. I look forward to receiving care for my other dog, Mona, for many years to come.

    I know and feel how difficult our current conditions are. I feel both sides need to be kinder. I…read morethought a lot about posting this review. I decided to do so to share my experience and allow an opportunity for growth. I wanted to be proactive so I am thankful this wasn't an emergency. My pup has extreme allergy issues. I recently moved to So Cal from No Cal and started a new vet relationship. I explained to Dr. C what the pups experience had been and what I needed. I thought that went well. Scheduled a follow up visit to check in and review protocol as this is when his allergies take a bad turn. I specifically requested Dr c again and was told to come on a Tuesday. I arrived 10 mind ahead of appt to give them time to check me in and to be respectful of their time. First - Dr C wasn't even scheduled to work that day. It appears they may have double booked as there was another couple waiting with their pup. We both were taken to a room and the other couple were seen right away. I waited over half an hour and nothing. When I stepped out to ask if the vet tech could at least vaccinate the pup that seemed to throw everyone for a loop. Please no it is a large and appears to be quiet office. Many people seem to have not a lot going on and it appeared as if I may be disturbing then rather that being a paying customer with a request. When after standing around and nothing seemed to be happening other than just wait around. I thought this wouldn't work and left and got what seemed not of pure intent with a have a good day. If you are a parent you know what I mean when I say tone wasn't genuine. Now I am not angry just disappointed at people lack if care and kindness. I chose to drive further looking for a responsive and kind business. For me, this is not it. I was able to start service with a new vet within 2 miles from where I live. My message, be kind but expect the same in return. If not, go somewhere else. That is all we can do.

    Oaks Veterinary Urgent Care

    Oaks Veterinary Urgent Care

    4.4
    (218 reviews)

    We've gone to Oaks Urgent Vet twice now and both times had nothing but good things to say about our…read moreexperience. The space is very clean and comfortable, with calming sounds and enough space in the rooms. The staff is very professional and compassionate and responsive. The first time we went we saw Dr. Kohltfarber. He was very kind and explained what was going on in clear language, and answered all of our questions about how to care for our dog after leaving. The most recent time we went we saw Dr. Ferdowsian. She had to share some scary news with us but was so professional and down to earth that, even though I did feel a bit panicked, I was able to ask all of the questions I needed to and I left feeling hopeful about our dog's plan of care. She also contacted us after our visit to check in and was very compassionate and attentive with all of our concerns. Because of her quick findings at our most recent visit, we were able to get our dog scheduled for surgery at a specialty center that same week to have the issue resolved. Now our dog's quality of life is back to normal, and we couldn't be happier. They are also very clear about costs, including explaining all of our options for diagnostics and treatment. We felt their costs were fair too. We never felt confused or lost, even when we brought our dog in for a more complex problem. If your pet has an emergency I would absolutely recommend them.

    No one wants to go to a veterinary urgent care…read more Overall, we had a good experience here. Our boy Atticus was having problems urinating. The staff at Oaks Veterinary were very kind to us and sat us in a semiprivate room up front while Dr. Jimenez did some tests on our kitten (he's 12, but he'll always be our kitten). The diagnosis was Feline Idiopathic Cystitis and we were sent home with a variety of medicines, some cans of prescription urinary care food, and orders to follow up with our primary vet in about a week for more tests. Everything was pretty pricey at $1700, so I appreciated that they gave us the cans of food for free (which our primary vet didn't do when we eventually followed up). They also sent the records over to our primary vet, which I appreciated. I had to follow up with the office staff about getting copies of the records for myself and, when I reached out with concern about how long it should be taking Atticus to recover, it took about 5 days to get back to me. Those are the only reasons it's not 5 stars. Lots of parking and food places nearby if you need to wait.

    Western Veterinary Center

    Western Veterinary Center

    3.1
    (113 reviews)

    They saved my dog's life. We adopted a 1 year old poodle last year. Two weeks in, she must have…read moreconsumed a sock or some fibrous material, as I quickly noticed extensive bloating after dinner one evening. I brought her in, concerned it was GDV. The team took us back to be seen immediately. They quickly ruled out GDV from x-ray, but kept her overnight for observation. Her bloating did not go down, so they opted to complete an ultrasound. Unfortunately, the ultrasound showed an obstruction caused by some foreign material, so she was taken into surgery that evening. Luckily, they were able to milk the blockage to her colon so she could pass it on her own. They were also able to spay her and complete a preventative gastropexy all at the same time. I was so grateful. It was a lot of stress two weeks into welcoming Mila, and the bills would have set us back $13k. Fortunately, we got pet insurance as soon as we adopted her. That made the decision-making process a lot easier during this experience. I know not everyone is as fortunate. It has been exactly one year since we went through this scary encounter. As I look back, I am grateful for the EXTREMELY experienced team, who kept me informed along the way. I knew from our conversations and their expertise that Mila would be in the absolute best hands. To commemorate this moment, I am including one of the photos they sent me as she was recovering from her surgery, and an update photo to show how far she's come! Thank you Western Veterinary Center!

    I brought my 4-month-old Labrador puppy in around midnight on July 24th, 2026 (a Friday) after she…read morevomited and seemed lethargic. After ringing the doorbell repeatedly, we were finally let in, and the front desk greeted us with a cold reception right off the bat -- not what you need when you're scared for your pet. A vet tech took us into the exam room and went straight to a Parvo test, despite my telling him she was fully vaccinated, including for Parvo. No bloodwork was done first. While we waited on results, my puppy was already starting to perk up. The vet came in and delivered the "bad news": my dog had Parvo, looked "rough," was "fading," and needed 3-5 days of round-the-clock IV care. When I declined the multi-day admission, they pushed me to at least do the "bare minimum to save my puppy" -- a combination of shots and subcutaneous fluids quoted at $3,300. When I said no and asked to take her home instead, I was told she "probably wouldn't make it until Monday." That's when I felt like I was being played. On top of all this, the whole process was painfully slow -- we didn't leave until almost 2 AM. She was back to normal by Saturday morning: playing, eating, and wrestling with my other dogs. My own vet ran the same Parvo test on Tuesday morning, and it came back negative. This clinic preyed on a scared owner in the middle of the night with a false diagnosis and scare tactics. I won't be going back.!

    Townsgate Pet Hospital

    Townsgate Pet Hospital

    4.5
    (188 reviews)

    I wish I could give this business zero stars…read more My experience with Dr. Jamshid Kiumarsi at Townsgate Pet Hospital was extremely disappointing. I took my 15-year, 8-month-old dog "Champ" to the clinic for a rabies antibody (titer) test required for international travel. Dr. Kiumarsi knew my dog's age and medical history, yet no one explained that, because of his advanced age, there was a possibility his antibody level might be too low to pass the test or discussed giving him a rabies booster before performing the expensive titer test. I paid nearly $600 for the test, and the result came back negative. Only afterward was I told to bring my dog back for a rabies booster, wait another month, and then pay for a second titer test. This delayed my travel plans to Turkey by almost four weeks and increased my expenses. My frustration is not that the test was negative--it is that I was never informed beforehand about the risk of a failed result or the option of administering a booster first. Had I been given that information, I could have made an informed decision and potentially avoided unnecessary cost and delay. I expected honest guidance and recommendations that considered both my dog's wellbeing and my time and financial investment. Unfortunately, that was not my experience at Townsgate Pet Hospital. Mojan Karimi

    My dog and I came here the other day and got treated pretty easily by Dr. K and his team. We made…read morean appointment and came in with our paperwork already filled out online. I had to fill out some additional paperwork after arriving and then waited for a room. They are a smaller pet hospital, so it was pretty low and under-staffed. This means we waited about another 20 minutes to be seen by the doctor, which can be difficult if your pet is impatient and/ or in pain. Dr. K was really nice, though, and addressed our issue and any concerns, giving us an expectant time frame for recovery and what to see over the next couple of weeks. It took about 10 minutes or so to check out due to the amount of people there, which were only a few, and only one receptionist. With that in mind, they were fast for a smaller team, so I would just have a little more patience coming here; but then again, a lot of vets and pet hospitals have long wait times. The prices weren't bad and their exam fee was around $70 for the doctor to diagnose, which is pricy, but pretty average pricing in Westlake Village. The medicine was expensive (as always) BUT I didn't break the bank - which was a nice change. I will most likely be coming back here with my pup the next time we need something!

    Rolling Paws Mobile Veterinary Services - vet - Updated August 2026

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