I took my puppy here for his first check up. I have a 12 year-old golden retriever, and our new…read morepuppy is an English springer spaniel. I've forgotten most of the timing as far as shots, neutering, etc. The vet was very patient, and she not only took the time to explain when to expect everything over the coming year, but she also gave me updated recommendations for flea and tick prevention and for heartworm medication. I left feeling educated and confident that the veterinarians and techs here know what they are talking about!

I've been taking my three fur babies here for six years. All of the doctors, technicians,…read moreassistants and the ladies at the front are fantastic. I just recently had to take one of my dogs in for Dental cleaning. He's an eight-year-old lab and unfortunately, for the poor boy, he had to have eat of his teeth removed. Dr Curran was so sweet and gentle to my boy. I couldn't have been happier. From the price that I was quoted to what I thought I would have to pay when I left kind of scared me with the amount of teeth that had to be removed. They barely charged me any money to do it at all, which was fantastic. While he was under the also removed a couple skin tags that he had and now his skin looks great. Again cannot say enough good things about this place highly recommend it to anybody who's looking for a good solid veterinarian.

Just had my dog there and thought overall a very nice place and great service. They are clean and…read morevisit was prompt, I set up an appointment, arrived 10mins early and they got me/my dog back in a room on time and didn't have other pets in waiting room...which was very nice. Also on check out I was the only one which again was nice not having other pets around as I checked out. Very well done, can't say they are the cheapest but good isn't cheap and cheap isn't always good!

I had been using the mobile vet service for Lexi's shots, etc - for the most part. But awhile back…read morewhen Lexi was sick, I ended up at the emergency vet that is open 24/7. So, I decided to have her established at Cordova Animal Medical Center. I had done a lot of research on Yelp which lead me to make an appointment. From the very beginning, I was extremely impressed with them. I signed up online & chose my date/time for Lexi to be seen - how cool is that?! Becca then contacted me to confirm my appointment & also to bring her history of her vaccines, etc. When they asked me about allergies - I stated she is allergic to duck. The way their grounds are when you pull up; it's just beautiful. I noticed that they even have a designated curbside service for your pet! I'm thinking that may be for potential surgeries, etc. I have anxiety issue. So when I brought Lexi out of my car - she decided to have the poopies & it decided to stick to her butt. I was so mortified when I came in w/her which is when I met Becca. Oh my gosh - she was super sweet & very professional and made me not feel like an idiot when I brought Lexi in w/her smelly butt. She gave me many soft paper towels, etc to clean her bottom. Before I forget - they also cleaned Lexi's bottom better than I had! They did not charge me for that, either. But (this is funny) on the drive home - I always talk with Lexi in her carrier. I kept smelling the poopies on the drive home. When I looked down at my jeans, it was all over them! When we met Dr Brooke Mowdy - she was so friendly & very, very knowledgeable. I will come back here to obtain the other staffs names & also some photos! Lexi loved every single person that she came into contact with. Dr Mowdy went through her complete medical history & gave her her updated shots & one was by mouth & as small as Lexi is (9 lbs), she fought them a little on that medication - that was funny! They also followed up w/me regarding Lexi the very next morning. This is why doing research on any business through Yelp is so important. If you think about it, people are so quick to complain but not so quick to compliment. That's where Yelp comes in. Our local businesses deserve to have 5 stars when they treat your pet to the extent that Cordova Animal Medical Center has. It was like a warm hug from beginning to end.

Dr. Weekly and staff are great to your fur babies! Have been using Companion for many years. I love…read morehow comfortable they make you just like your family.

Always felt like part of the family with the way they care. I trust them fully with all my…read morefurbabies' needs and love the people that work there.

This is a very professional and caring vet. They are very good about getting us in, always have a…read moregood supply of materials on hand and care about our dog. They usually are busy and have an excellent following in the local area. The staff is always ready to help, even if you just need to purchase medication. I think the previous negative reviews aren't fair to those who work hard and have done great things for me and thousands of other area pets. This is a medical field, and things don't go always as planned, for the best bet or human doctors. I suggest you look at their years of business and repeat customers to see beyond these two limited reviews.

Been coming here since we moved here in 2010. Nothing but great care from here, and since we had Dr…read moreWalker for an appointment, I won't have anyone else. He is very kind and understanding. Our cat Lulu feels like a star when she comes in, even when it's with one of our other animals they always ask about Lulu. I'm very satisfied.

Worst vet ever So unprofessional walked in and they proceeded to comment how bad the sample was…read morethat I brought in. Mind you I am worried bout my dog. Both of them kept repeating the comment See vet in the hallway proceeds to tell me the sample was bad he'll I knew that I left it in the car she had no personality whatsoever leave dog can't teach me scold me cause my phone won't take their call week later call me tell me I need to bring him back in two weeks can I afford an ultrasound and urine and blood work yes I reply Take him in after waiting mi d you his urine is so full of blood oh they didn't do the ultrasound they did X-rays they would have to schedule for someone to do ultrasound ( money is the key ) vet and I had words finsllly she said I will get you a specialist yeah I don't need your help I will find my own make an appt with Davis hospital best place ever. Ultrasound done they are loving caring and Knowledgeable refer me to specialist Mean while I call ferry pass they have already been contacted by Davis for records I tell them I want the results of the urine test do t send them to Davis as I will pick them up call me. Waited over 4 days call them oh we sent them to Davis now I'm angry specifically told you not to send them to call me which the lied they would specifically told you I did not need a referral they proceed to give my number out to some referral place knowing that I went to Davis well manager and I had Words she proceeded to tell me I was fired. Huh huh you think I work for you that's the attitude they have. I spent more money there then at the Davis hospital or the specialist

Ended up costing me almost $400 just for my cat to get rid of a UTI. It failed the first time so…read morethey want me to come back in and spend another $200. This practice is money greedy. I recommend Scenic Hills vet. They actually care about the animals and not just your wallet. It shouldn't cost me nearly a grand for a UTI shot.

My cat only had 3 days to live and Dr.Wood saved her with confidence. Staff is awesome and very…read morefamily feeling, this is the best animal hospital in the area when it comes to trust and reliability. Thank you Dr.Wood and her team

I've been using Gull Point since 2009, first with Dr. James Ernest and now with Dr. Camille Wood…read more Both have provided excellent care for my three cats, one of which was going downhill for several years and needed extra TLC. When his time finally came last week, Dr. Wood and the vet-techs provided kind and compassionate end-of-life care. If Dr. Ernest ever decides to retire, this practice is in excellent hands with Dr. Wood.

Had both my yorkie s for their dental they took great care of them . Love the staff they are very…read morehelpful and you can tell they really care about animals.

Murphy Veterinary Hospital took 5 days to give me my dog's pcr test results, even though I was told…read morethat I'll get his results the next day. I took my dog in last Thursday and I was supposed to get the results of the test on Friday. I waited for a call on Friday, but never received a call. I later found out that the results did come out on Friday, but they didn't notify me. I talked with some customer service representative type of lady (not front desk) on Tuesday and she said they couldn't give me the results and medicine on Friday since the doctor was out at the other branch. If that was the case, they shouldn't have told me I would get the results the next day. Also, they should've communicated that information with me. Instead I waited Friday and the weekend (since they are closed) and then called on Monday, only to be told the doctor would call me. Today? Tomorrow? When? Meanwhile, my dog is supposed to suffer because of the doctor's rotation schedule? After i called back again on Tuesday, they claimed they were going to call me and instructed me to come pick up the meds. We ended up waiting 5 days for only 3 days worth of meds. Had they notified me when they said they would, my dog would be fine by now. I used to like this place because the doctors and receptionists were friendly and nice to my dog. But the "system" and the poor customer service over the last 5 days have made me very unhappy with this business.

Regarding the Spanish Trails Office Manager's reply to the new policy for rescue animals, I wanted…read moreto follow up. There seems to be an opportunity to strengthen the office manager's professional skills, particularly in navigating sensitive community relationships and communicating policy changes. Given that the new drop-off policy was implemented and shared with the rescue organization last October, why did staff continue scheduling vet appointments? There is a clear breakdown in communication if the office manager informed the rescue group but failed to notify staff and foster parents. The office manager's miscommunication, yet again, was frustrating, as we couldn't accommodate two separate visits on our busy schedule. Regarding our final appointment on March 20, 2026, we received a phone call at 9:35 AM--just 25 minutes prior--instructing us to drop off our dog to be 'worked in.' Despite your claims, I have records of numerous scheduled appointments since October, and we were never told to drop him off. To summarize my feedback: Neither I nor your staff, who scheduled my appointments, were informed of your October 2025 policy change until March 20, 2026. PS: We were very pleased with the clinical staff; however, our experience was marred by the unprofessional behavior of your office manager. *************** Comment from Ms. Office Manager: "We're sorry to hear that your experience felt frustrating, and we appreciate the opportunity to clarify. Our drop off policies regarding rescue animals were communicated to the rescue in October, and we strive to apply these guidelines consistently to ensure fairness and efficiency for all our clients."

Over the years, Spanish Trail Veterinary Hospital has provided excellent care to our foster pups…read moreand Great Dane, especially under Dr. Day. However, there have been notable issues with office management, particularly regarding conflicts with the rescue organization. The differing accounts from both parties have created confusion. During a scheduled visit to the Spanish Trail office, I was informed I needed to leave one of our foster pups for the day, which was unexpected. The receptionist claimed this was requested by the rescue for diagnosis and approval (lie #1). My wife called the rescue while I was there and the rescue confirmed this was false. The rescue did not approve of leaving the pups, as it could cause them stress. I returned to the receptionist, explaining that the rescue had not requested this, and asked her to consult the doctor for clarification. She later informed me that Pam, the clinic manager, stated it was a mutual agreement between Spanish Trail and the rescue for the dog to stay for the day (lie#2). After leaving our foster dog there, a short time later the office manager spoke with the rescue president on the phone and informed her this was a new policy for Spanish Trail that all area rescues will need to leave their dogs for the day. So, in all actuality, this is lie #3 as the rescue never requested their dogs stay for the day, nor was it a mutual agreement between Spanish Trail and the rescue but it was Spanish Trails "new" policy. This wasn't communicated before scheduling, which we found unprofessional along with the actions of the office managers lack of honesty and integrity. Due to this unpleasant experience, we won't use or recommend their services. Like the adage goes, one bad apple spoils the whole bunch.