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    VEG ER for Pets

    4.2 (5 reviews)
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    Towne & Country Animal Hospital - Akira is an African Serval.

    Towne & Country Animal Hospital

    (77 reviews)

    If your pet is in serious need of care, do not come here. You'll spend a lot of money just to end…read moreup having to put your pet down, and you'll have to pay for that too. I brought my cat here immediately after showing signs of discomfort. The initial diagnosis was related to my cats bladder and essentially kidney stones. I was advised the best treatment is to go into surgery immediately to drain the bladder, clean the urethra as well as shorten the urethra to prevent future complications. When going over the success rates of these types of procedures I was informed by the tech that in the eight years of working there, they'd never lost an animal during this procedure. She must've meant while performing surgery, because the next day on the check up, I was told my cat is experiencing kidney failure and there's no real solution to this except ending my cats discomfort. I understand these things happen but after taking a few days to process this, how this was handled by the staff there was just awful. During the initial diagnosis and discussion, I made sure I was to understand that the $2759.30 I would be spending would cover the entirety of the surgery and follow up visits. I was ensured that amount covers everything in regards to this visit and the follow up. Upon returning to pick up my cat later that evening after his hospitalization, another tech gave me a paper with an estimation of $542.89 for the follow up visit to be scheduled in two weeks. (I don't really have to worry about that anymore) Obviously, this was news to me but I don't really have an option if my cat was to live so I was willing to look past it due to my attachment to my lil guy. I was down to pay whatever. I was then told I would have another follow up the next morning just to ensure everything is fine. Surely this was included in the almost $3k I had spent earlier. It was not. I arrive back at the place of business the following day, and work with a vet I'm a bit more familiar with and we run the tests, and before going over all results, he did his due diligence and follows up with previous vet to go over options but he tells me that despite the previous vets optimism, he does not share the same sentiment as the procedure was effective, but the initial diagnosis was not 100% true to reality in a sense that they did not consider this all was a result of kidney failure. He advises me, best and most realistic route is to put my cat down or continue to run up the cost without a 100% guarantee he will survive and live comfortably. I decide it's best to just listen to him as he really doesn't seem confident we should keep pressing forward. We put my cat down and I'm handed an additional bill of $284.80 All expenses end up being $3054.10, it could have been $3302.19 should the cat have survived (I was only informed again of $2759.30 until AFTER the surgery) I was too depressed and a bit in shock to process the fact that I got swindled by this business. Despite liking to work with the second vet, as I've worked with them before with my dog, I really would never recommend anyone come here.

    I took my cat to Towne and Country animal hospital and paid $250 on medication and exam including…read moreblood sample. My cat died the next day. If you love your pet do not go to this vet.

    Veterinary Emergency Service West - Izzo

    Veterinary Emergency Service West

    (94 reviews)

    We called here desperately looking for someone to do a splenectomy on my small dog before time ran…read moreout but we had limited financial resources. This place quoted up an estimate of $4500-$6500 so we quickly rushed over there. The total ended up being around $7000 for the surgery but were advised not to do the surgery. They stated they were taking my dog back for vitals but put a cone on him and did many other things without our permission, caused him a lot of distress in his final moments (he pooped all over nervously which would have been better if we could be with him). The surgeon when telling us the sad news that we'd need to put him down wasn't just blunt or "telling us the worst case scenario," she was overdramatizing it and genuinely cruel with her wording. I understanding needing to tell someone that it really is the best option to put down your dog, but there is are better ways than to tell them that he's probably going to go into cardiac arrest (which is incredibly rare) and that he only had a 20% chance it wasn't cancerous (it's closer to 30%-35%). She spoke really fast and was very gruesome with details that weren't necessary to share. The other nurse was much more realistic and told us that he would probably be just fine through surgery but because it's most likely cancerous, it would most likely be his last few months and he would probably be in pain when he could find comfort today through eternal rest. Vet Katie, who arrived on shift later right before we put him down, was incredibly kind, patient, and understanding. She allowed us to take as much time as we needed and even went the extra mile and found us an ink pad and paper to get a paw print with (they had stopped doing that through there a while ago). She comforted us with her words and could understand our pain with the recent passing of her dog at home. I really appreciated her and I hope she knows the positive impact she had in that situation. The only reason why this place gets stars is for her. Rest well, my baby Jack I miss you everyday. He was my everything.

    This is the kind of place that you wish you'll never have to go to, and that you're so grateful…read moreit's there. My 12 year old brittany had a procedure that makes him susceptible to pneumonia. Sure enough, when I got home from work last Friday, my baby wasn't eating, was lethargic, and had a temperature. Knowing pneumonia can get life-threatening really quick, I took him to the Emergency Service West. X-rays and bloodwork confirmed my amateur diagnosis. I was given the option to keep Reno there, or to send him home with antibiotics. Given that he was stable, and not struggling to breathe, the veterinarian counseled that recovery at home was a viable option. I am happy to report that the next day, Reno had returned to his old self. We are continuing the antibiotics, and will see his regular vet in a week, but I expect he will make a full recovery. Yes, Veterinary Emergency Service West was expensive. However, had I not taken him, it is very likely Reno would have gotten worse while I waited to see his regular vet, and then may have needed hospitalization. I am so happy they are there!

    Oakland Veterinary Referral Services - Abbie Doodle says thank you for keeping me healthy!

    Oakland Veterinary Referral Services

    (314 reviews)

    I felt like everything was well explained from the initial phone call all the way to the actual…read moreappointment. The staff showed extreme care and compassion for our pet as well as for us. Sarah was so kind and friendly, she went above and beyond to check in with us, walk us back to the room, go over all information on what the appointment would look like, explain every and all process so we knew what to expect next, walk us out, and take GREAT care of our dog. It was our first time at OVRS so she made sure any and all questions were answered! Some even before we even had to ask! Dr. Sauerbrey was so incredibly kind, professional, and took her time explaining all of our options, giving her recommendations, but making sure at the end of the day our dog would have the best chances and best treatment possible. She was kind, empathetic, and so easy to work with. She answered all questions happily and was a joy to meet and work with. The amount of care and compassion the team has to make these appointments as comfortable as possible for pets and their caregivers

    Abbie Doodle my Boston Terrier has had more surgeries than I can name. She has one eye and got an…read moreulcer in her only eye. OVRS went out of their way to get Abbie in to see Dr Schenk. He was incredible and eye was saved. Last month Abbie developed her second Mast Cell Tumor my vet gave me options for specialists - my response was only OVRS. Dr McDonald Lynch and tech Jenna have been so incredible during a very scary time. Surgery is tomorrow and I know I have the best staff caring for my baby. ER experience was also equally as good I was used to another very popular ER vet and when they said you will be here a while I said I'm prepared. When they called me back in an hour with full diagnosis, meds and the best explanation I was confused and impressed. I will share my story just as others have with me. This is the most exceptionally special veterinary care I have ever experienced.

    VEG ER for Pets - emergencypethospital - Updated July 2026

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