The best! Dr. Quan and the staff here are incredible…read more There are surprisingly few experts for small animals in general, let alone rabbits. I went to a couple of other vets. I know the world is very dog and cat centric, but there wasn't a lot of help out there for my aging rabbit when we finally needed it. That's when I found Dr. Quan. My bunny lived to be 14 years old! I think in part to the exceptional care of the this office. He was treated for degenerative arthritis, had just the right balance of meds to make him comfortable, plus the right living environment knowledge to help his condition. Thank you for helping this lucky rabbit age gracefully. He passed away in my arms peacefully recently and I just wanted to shout out how awesome Glendale Small Animal Hospital is. They really contributed to a long and healthy life. Thank you Pepito forever

Dr. Quan is a gem! I posted this review on the LAGPR guinea pig wheekers! page a couple weeks ago…read morebecause I wanted all guinea pig parents in the area to know about Dr. Quan, so thought I would here as well. I've owned 4 guinea pigs (all but one adopted from LAGPR) and want to share my experience regarding vets in the area. I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Quan at Glendale Small Animal Hospital. She is so kind, extremely knowledgeable, gentle, and caring. She has a lot of experience with guinea pigs and even has her own. She has spent extra time explaining everything to me and I've genuinely never met a vet (even for my family dogs) that has the compassion and patience of Dr. Quan. She also will be realistic with you and not try to oversell any exams. By choice, I will ALWAYS bring my piggies to her. She truly cares about her patients' wellbeing, and is very understanding of how difficult it is for pet parents bringing their babies to her. Their office is also very responsive, professional, and friendly, and will answer calls instantly and have the doctor call back to answer any questions same day. If you are comparing vets, please do NOT take your pets to West Valley Pet Clinic. My experiences there were the exact opposite of my experience at this vet, and my late pets were severely traumatized by their experience there.

If I could give this place more stars than 5, I would. Now that I have lived in the area long…read moreenough to have relied on them multiple times, I want to say that the whole team has taken such good care of me and my kitty. They never do any unnecessary procedures that would cost more, especially without checking with me first and having the patience to listen to my concerns. They are fast, helpful and make a stressful situation so much easier, every time. I have full trust in them so much now that I no longer worry in any pet emergency. I know I can always go there, and my cat and I are in good hands. The peace of mind is more valuable than I can ever express.

Dr. Brito was very nice and efficient. The staff woman, Cynthia, not so much. She pressed me on a…read morecurrent bill for which I was completely compliant to pay, due to delay with Cherry Technologies. Told her she needs to brush up on her interpersonal skills (or not regard clients as deadbeats.) I have always liked and used this business, until now. Mr. Phillip Caron (poopsie)

DO NOT BRING YOUR BELOVED PET HERE…read more I have never heard my dog scream in fear the way she did at this clinic. We brought her in for routine vaccinations, and instead of administering the shots with us present, they dragged her into a separate room. Within moments, we could hear her screaming, crying, and yelping in absolute panic. The sounds coming from that room were horrifying. My partner and I were sitting there in shock, genuinely terrified about what was happening to our dog. My partner was able to see through a window that multiple staff members were physically restraining her. She is a small dog, and I still cannot understand why the measure they took was needing several people forcibly holding her down or why the procedure continued while she was in such extreme distress. This wasn't a brief reaction--it went on for several minutes while she screamed. We have had dogs our entire lives. This was not normal. We have taken her to other veterinarians for vaccinations before and never once experienced anything remotely close to this. She has always done fine with shots. We have never heard her make sounds like that before. It was genuinely traumatic to witness, and I can only imagine how traumatic it was for her to experience. What made it even worse was the complete lack of concern afterward. There was no meaningful acknowledgment of how distressed she had been, no explanation that made the experience feel justified, and no indication that anyone cared about the emotional well-being of our pet. To add insult to injury, this clinic is incredibly expensive. For the prices they charge, I expected compassionate care, attentive staff, and a veterinarian who genuinely cared about the animals being treated. Instead, we left feeling like our dog was treated as a problem to be restrained rather than a living creature deserving patience and care. This experience completely destroyed our trust in this clinic. We will never bring our dog back, and I would strongly encourage other pet owners to think carefully before entrusting their animals to this practice.

Theyre one of the few vets that do the titer testing. The test that sees if ur dog has antibodies…read moreto the virus or infection so u dont have to keep needlessly vaccinating them over and over again. Its not cheap, like $600 maybe cant remember, but we were taking our dog international and the country and airline required it. My mom said they were nice and friendly. And theres a korean speaking vet there too if u need. Theyre also the only vet in the area that is an in network provider for a pet insurance that my company provides (this is a new added perk to employment benefits) w no restrictions for coverage. Its called United Pet care.

Dr. Lottati was our last resort for our aging kitty, referred to by our usual vet when they could…read morenot do any more, and she honestly assessed the situation. It was not a good prognosis, but she answered all our questions and kept us calm and allowed our kitty to get the care and comfort she needed for final days. Sometimes, you wish for a miracle worker, who will tell you everything will work out, but she provided compassion and understanding that gave us peace. And your pet deserves that much. But do read the other reviews, she has insight that can make the difference, and if the worst ever comes to a future furbaby, I wouldn't hesitate to get her opinion and care.

We took our dog Harley in to see Dr. Lottati and Dr. Tallant this month, after she was coughing up…read moreblood on walks and an urgent care vet found a possible mass in her throat with an xray. They fit us into their schedule for an appointment 3 days after I called, and were transparent about the diagnostic costs right off the bat. When we came in, we were feeling scared and worried for our girl. Dr. Lottati met with us and took the time to explain what the possible causes could be. She was very knowledgeable and compassionate. We then left Harley with them so they could check out what was going on. They found a mass on her tonsil, and Dr. Tallant removed it that same day. Harley's quality of life immediately improved! She was back to begging for food and for walks within two days. Dr. Lottati and Dr. Tallant were very clear and compassionate when answering all of our questions. We're still waiting for the results from her biopsy, but we now feel happy and hopeful. We are so grateful for the entire team at Pacific Coast. They helped us through the scariest moments of our lives as dog owners so far. We would definitely recommend them.

Our dogs are all part of the family, so any health issues are worrisome. Our Boxer mix has raw skin…read moreon her nose that won't heal, so we brought her in for a diagnosis. Well, it seems it's a type of immune disorder that is very common, so it's not as bad as we thought. You can never take any chances when there is unusual growths, so we're happy the kind veterinarian was able to diagnose after a brief surgery to remove a portion of the growth. We were also happy with the professional atmosphere and clean environment provided by this animal hospital, located close to us and convenient for all our dog's needs.

I'm gonna save you the trouble if you have a senior pet with health issues. Their policy since the…read morepandemic is if your pet has underlying health issues, they won't even see them. I wanted to bring one of my cats in for a cleaning, and they said they wouldn't see him without an echocardiogram first because a doctor once detected a low grade murmur. He'd been treated for hyperthyroidism before, so this made sense to me. I found a teeth cleaning service that makes house calls, doesn't need anesthesia and is way cheaper. Then I fostered a rescue that needs dental surgery. Their website says they work with 501(c)3 charities at their discretion. But because this cat is old and has some health issues, they won't see him. The receptionist recommended some other veterinary dental practices. It must be nice to turn down work. Since they can pick and choose their patients these days, then I'll share what they told me their criteria is if you're looking for a veterinary dentist.

Not only did Hillcrest Pet Hospital provide excellent care when I came in, but they even provide,…read morewonderfully thoughtful aftercare.

This was June of 2025. I had just moved into the area & was looking to find a new veterinarian for…read moremy dog. Unfortunately, we went in sooner than expected for a small emergency. My dog has formed a small lump in between one of his paws & it was leaking puss. I went ahead & called Hillcrest & the receptionist was able to get me an appointment for the next day instead of having me come in as urgent. Once I was with the vet, they looked at his paw & concluded that this might have been caused by a fox tail. I tried to explain that I didn't believe that was the case since I had not walked my dog around the neighborhood yet nor were there any foxtails by my home. They were pretty convinced this was still the case despite me mentioning maybe an ingrown hair or some other cause. The vet didn't really listen to my opinion & instead recommended my dog either be given medication or go under the knife. Personally, recommending surgery was a ridiculous suggestion in my opinion. It felt scummy. I went with medication, bandaging & cleaning his wound. It totaled to about $403. In the end, the bandaging they did on my dog gave him a new wound that required me to take him to a different vet 2 weeks later. Turns out, the initial lump was just a symptom of my dog having allergies! Condensed Version: -Staff: Super friendly & accommodating. -Veterinarian: They could do better in listening to the owner, especially before jumping to surgery. -Location: Parking in the area was terrible. -Price: Expensive, $403, they kept insisting I buy certain things despite me saying I already had something similar. -Overall Impression: I appreciate the staff willing to accommodate us at the last minute. However, my dog developed a NEW wound due to their bandaging so I had to take him to a different vet. Recommending surgery was a big red flag to me, turns out, it was just allergies! I would have a hard time returning back in the future.

Dr. Wheat is very knowledgeable and really easy to work with! He came out right away and showed me…read moresome things going on with my horse that I was unaware of:)

Dr. Wheat and staff are excellent! Have helped my horses tremendously. Offers all the services you…read moreneed is great when you have an emergency. A++++++

Our cat was seen by Dr. Varun Prabakhar for a routine vaccination and was taken into a separate…read moreroom for the procedure. When he was returned to my husband, we were told he might have a reaction for a few days. What followed was not a mild reaction. Our cat came home unable to stand, refusing food, clearly in severe pain, and urinating on himself. He had previously received the same vaccine without any side effects. We contacted the clinic immediately and were repeatedly told this was normal. It was not. After four days of watching our cat in agony with no improvement, we called again and were offered a visit with another veterinarian. At that appointment, we were reassured that everything was fine. The veterinarian manipulated his leg to demonstrate that nothing was wrong and even suggested unrelated care. Meanwhile, our cat continued to suffer. After about a month, he was still severely limping and in obvious pain. We called multiple times. When we were finally able to speak with someone, it was suggested that he may have had a pre-existing condition, which was absolutely not true. We then sought a second opinion. An X-ray immediately revealed a broken hip. We were asked whether he had experienced major trauma, such as being hit by a car. Our cat is strictly indoors and had no access to anything that could explain such an injury. Because of the delay, our cat endured prolonged pain, had to be confined for an extended period, and developed additional strain and arthritis in the other leg. We also incurred significant out-of-pocket expenses. We reported the case to the veterinary board. Afterward, Dr. Prabakhar called my husband expressing concern about the situation and potential consequences. The difference between what we were repeatedly told and what was ultimately discovered is devastating. Our concerns were consistently dismissed while our cat was suffering. Based on this experience, we strongly warn other pet owners not to trust this clinic with serious medical concerns and to seek immediate independent opinions.

I want to share my view-altering experience about the downfall of what now has become a…read moreprofit-over-pet care clinic, so much so that they charge you for services they don't actually properly perform. I have taken my Morkie, Hizee, to this clinic since he was a puppy. Initially, they provided good care and kindness, but recent management changes have adversely affected the quality of their services. It now seems they care more about profit than our pets' well-being. They have introduced unexpected charges that I find unacceptable, especially without prior notification. We are now seeing "Technician Appointment charges," even though the services provided have not changed. Be sure to check your bills closely, as these extra fees were not explained to us and are unreasonable, particularly since my dog's care has declined. Hizee is now nearly four years old, and he is not receiving the proper attention and care that he needs, despite the amount we are paying. Let me explain further. My dog needed his anal glands expressed every 3-4 weeks because he is a small breed, which is considered normal for them. Sometimes it was a struggle for me to bring him in, given the financial constraints; mind you, I tried to make it a regular thing. When I did make the timing regularly, he was almost always full since he had just started scooting, and they would say they would make sure to bring him in regularly to avoid being too full or to avoid hurting the dog. During my last visit, I was told that his glands were barely filled (red flag 1). They usually told me they were full or that it was a good time, but that day was different. Mind you, he wasn't even in the room for that long, because I was surprised when they brought him out so quickly, saying he wasn't full and that one side was barely there. Despite this, I was charged for the gland expression, and I found an unexpected technician appointment fee added without any notice. When I questioned this while I was there, the new staff member's response was rude, on top of his glands not being full and barely expressed. Less than a day later, I called the clinic to discuss these charges since my dog was still uncomfortable and scooting, which was why I had visited in the first place. The receptionist was very dismissive and rude, which is unacceptable, especially given the surprise of the extra fees and my dog's visible discomfort. When I took Hizee to the groomer a day or two after the vet visit--who is also a former veterinary technician--she noticed that his glands expressed themselves during his bath because they were full and needed more attention, even though they were irritated. This indicated that the clinic likely charged me for a service they did not perform properly. My dog spent less time at the clinic than usual and came out much quicker than expected. They claimed he wasn't full and barely had anything. How could he be full every 3-4 weeks and suddenly not this time? If he wasn't full, how did he become full again in less than two days when it normally takes 3-4 weeks? It is clear to me that the clinic no longer prioritizes our pets' well-being. They appear more interested in profit than in providing quality care. I strongly recommend that anyone considering this clinic think twice. It has become more profit-driven than a place dedicated to caring for pets.