WONDERFUL! The Humane Animal Hospital is the best. Beginning with Brytney who checked us in. Dr…read more Lee personally came and brought my dog Marley and me into her exam room. Dr. Lee is very gentle and kind. She is very knowledgeable and took time examining Marley to be sure she didn't miss anything. My fears were relieved when she told me he only needed a temporary knee brace. She even showed me which one I could purchase on Amazon. The office visit was only $60. I went away happy. I give the Humane Animal Hospital the highest scores in every category. Excellent in every way!

Always do an amazing job but I wish you guys carried this spray for animals a friend recommended to…read moreme

I am very happy with the care my dog received at Walnut Village Pet Hospital. My dog was having…read moresevere diarrhea and vomiting, so I had originally taken her to a pet urgent care. The urgent care wanted her to stay there all day, and didn't know what time she could actually be seen by the vet, and quoted me upwards of $1,000 to even get a diagnosis. I decided to try to call around, and Walnut was able to get me in within an hour. I really appreciate that Dr. Diana Lee was very patient and gentle with my dog who is small and elderly. She wanted to do bloodwork first, and see if that turned up anything before running extra tests. They only had to keep my dog for less than an hour to run her bloodwork, and give her a hydration treatment. She did end up having an infection, so she was prescribed antibiotics & probiotics. All of this, with my dog being able to come home in under two hours cost me a few hundred dollars less than I was quoted for just the diagnostics at the urgent care. I could tell the very next day my dog was already starting to feel better, and she didn't have any more diarrhea. She is now back to normal, living her best life thanks to Dr. Lee and the team at Walnut Village!

I took my pet here because he had a fractured paw & got scammed for more than $550 for ONE x-ray &…read moreONE medication. They didn't even put a band or anything on my pet for support. My dog got send home in discomfort because there was nothing on his fractured paw. I then called and asked why they didn't & they said because he needed " surgery " (which he didn't) mind you these surgeries are over $8k. Which is something that doesn't happen over night. I felt as they scammed me only because they seen how worried and desperate I was for my pet... go else where this place not helpful AT ALL

Just wanted to come back and say this is our vet for life, honestly. We have 5 pets and I swear…read morewe're there every other month, not because the vet asks for repeated follow ups, but because we genuinely trust these vets. Theres two brothers and I can't remember if the other is related, but the fluidity of service is so nice. If we see one vet and have to see another for scheduling purposes, there's no lapse in quality of care. They even know our babies by name. We recently did a prescription for one of our pugs through chewy and my wife's name was on the vet account and my name was on the chewy account, and since Fatima and I have so many conversations on the phone (LOL) we were able to get it squared away and get Penelope's food prescription approved right away. I will drive for this vet. So glad we found them.

Great experience here! I called on a Sunday morning and they…read morewere able to fit me in same day to get my cat snap tested. The price was very reasonable AND it was a test for 3; heartworm, FIV and FELV which I appreciated. Would definitely come back :)

Dr. Heidi Schroer Is amazing!! The staff is amazing. I recently took my Chiquita for dental work…read morenot only did they do a fantastic job but they knew I was on a budget & worked with me so graciously so I could Take care of Chiquita as she was in horrible pain. I am so very grateful to the entire team at RAH. The only vet hospital I trust & will go to. I highly recommend taking your babies here as they will take great care for them. 100 stars!!

Review for Rialto Animal Hospital…read more I can't speak highly enough about my experience at Rialto Animal Hospital! From the moment I stepped in, it was clear that they prioritize not just the health of the pets but also the well-being of their families. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, making you feel at ease right away. Dr. Guirges is absolutely amazing. She took the time to explain every detail regarding my dog, Juno, who is a 4-year-old husky mix with a torn CCL. Her clarity and thoroughness made a potentially stressful situation much easier to handle. You can really tell that she cares about what's best for the animals in her care. The vet tech, Rebecca and Manager, Genevieve were equally as helpful answering my many questions and concerns in person, via phone calls and emails. They were very professional and did an outstanding job keeping me in the loop on Juno's care. The follow-up was impressive as well. They got back to me quickly with a surgery date for Juno, which I greatly appreciated. It's evident that the team at Rialto Animal Hospital is committed to providing top-notch care and support. If you're looking for a place where both pets and their families are treated with kindness and respect, Rialto Animal Hospital is the place to go!

Very grateful for the staff and doctors at Prestige. I've been taking my fur babies here for years…read moreand they always take such good care of them. They take their time to explain things, provide options, and are up front on pricing. The staff is outstanding and always show such love and compassion for animals.

Extremely unhappy with how this veterinary office, how they handled treatment of my kitten and lack…read moreof listening to concerns when my concern ended up being correct. Brought my kitten in for multiple issues, one being an eye issue that the veterinarians diagnosed as an eye infection/upper respiratory infection. Was prescribed oral antibiotics and eye antibiotics. No change happened and told the office this and asked if it could be feline herpes. They said no because his SNAP test came back negative (snap test does not test for feline herpes.....) and prescribed more oral antibiotics and a different eye ointment. Still no change, so asked again if it could be feline herpes.....they still insisted it wasnt feline herpes and switched eye meds, again. Brought him back to office again as he developed sneezing, nasal discharge and no change in eyes.....this time they said they believe its feline herpes! He then got prescribed oral antivirals and a different antibiotic. I was given only 10 tablets out of 28 tablets prescribed for the antiviral because they had to order the rest. I was told they would arrive by the latest on Wednesday (which was the day he would be completely out of meds) and that they would call me when to pick up the medications. I called them on Wednesday (the day I was told meds would be there by) because I had heard nothing from them and my kitten already missed one dose because I ran out of tablets and was told the medication did not come in yet and it could arrive tomorrow (spoiler: it didn't). I explained to them that the kitten was completely out of tablets because I wasnt given enough and he was out and asked if they could call the prescription to my local pharmacy which I verified had the medication in stock. They refused to call in a prescription to the pharmacy because they "dont call in prescriptions to pharmacies" and that i couldnt pick up even a hard prescription until the following day when the veterinarian he saw was in. Again I explained that he would be missing 3 doses of this medication (or more depending on when the prescription was ready to pick up) and asked if that was something I needed to be concerned about or if he had to then repeat the 14 day course. They couldnt even get me that answer, I would have to wait to even get the question answered on the next day. They seemed perfectly fine having my kitten miss doses of his medication and was not willing to work with me to ensure he was able to continue his treatment. Also the fact that they didnt listen to my concerns about it originally being feline herpes which if they had tested him or explored that route when I had originally asked it would have saved me money due to not needing to buy and give 3 different eye meds. Another thing that really bothered me was not they not have seperate sitting areas for dog and cat owners (though they were fairly fast at getting us into a room). Having an area away from dogs helps keep felines less stressed and more comfortable at veterinary offices. During the office exams also, they would always take my kitten in the back room for the exam instead of doing it in the room with me. As an AHAA accredited hospital, I would have hoped they used their recommendations to help reduce stress for the cat by not only having seperate areas for cats, but doing the examination in the room with the owners. I also felt that they were keeping him in back so much longer then necessary even after the exam was clearly done....even though no further treatment was being done and the doctor was just going over the exam then the technician came in to get authorization for my payment for medications. It wasnt until after I consented to payment that they brought back my kitten to me in the room. My kitten also ended up having a reaction to one of the vaccines, developing a good sized hard lump on his back right leg. Though the veterinary office did respond back with a "lot number" and manufacturer information on the vaccine, they showed no signs of wanting to report the reaction to the drug manufacturer/appropriate parties or even caring that my kitten had a reaction. And when I did report the adverse reaction myself to the manufacturer, the lot number given was wrong according to the manufacturer but they were going to contact the veterinary office themselves to try to get the right information and go from there.

I've trusted this veterinary team with every one of my pets for years, and I truly can't imagine…read moretaking them anywhere else. Through every stage of life--from routine checkups to emergencies and even the heartbreaking end-of-life decisions for my senior kitties--they have consistently provided exceptional care, compassion, and support. Dr. Ellsberg has been absolutely wonderful and seamlessly took over caring for our pets after Dr. Reid left. She is knowledgeable, kind, patient, and always takes the time to answer my questions. Dr. Espinoza has also been fantastic, and I have complete confidence in the care they both provide. A special thank you to Dr. Dupree, who stepped in as the acting physician and helped guide us through the difficult journey of saying goodbye to our senior cats. The compassion and dignity they showed during such an emotional time meant more to our family than words can express. What really sets this clinic apart, though, is that every single person is amazing. The veterinary technicians and receptionists know us and our pets, greet us like family, and genuinely care. You never feel like just another appointment on the schedule. There is no one else I trust with my animals. If you're looking for a veterinary practice that combines exceptional medical care with truly compassionate people, I cannot recommend them highly enough.

I am so impressed with how much care my animals receive! I've recently had 2 of my dogs visit…read moreValley Animal Hospital. One saw Dr. Bowers (we usually see Dr. Duprez... but Dr. Duprez wasn't in that day so Dr. Bowers saw her) and I appreciate all that Dr. Bowers did for my little girl. Dr. Bowers gave me the assurance that she would be more than happy to see her again to resolve any problems if the problems continued.... My Sadie already had an appointment set with Dr. Duprez and she was seen again by Dr. Duprez and more extensive tests were done. I'm so grateful for both doctors caring so much about her and taking the time to take care of her. Thank you Dr. Bowers for being so available to take care of my Sadie girl! Then my little man had a large growth on his side.. I already had an appointment with Dr. Duprez for him but it was growing quickly so Dr. Duprez got him in quickly and also fit him in for surgery to remove the mass. I am so grateful for her and the care she gives my dogs. They are happy to see her and willingly go with her! Dr. Duprez, thank you for always being there for my dogs! I'm so grateful for the time, care, and love you give to them! A special thanks to Jeff also for taking the time to pet my dogs and assure me that my dogs are loved while I'm not with them! I know my dogs are in great hands when they are being taken care of at Valley Animal Hospital so much so that I am willing to drive 45 minutes to take them there!!!

Dr. Ahí and staff... thank you !…read more Love this place been coming here for over 6yrs and wouldn't go anywhere else.

Absolutely amazing... They are all So kind and helpful. I…read moredefinitely recommend them . My Furbabies only go here for checkups, vaccinations and their flea medicine. I highly recommend them. Each person has their own opinion. My personal opinion and experience has been exceptional.

The vets are prestige north walked me through the decline of my best and dearest friend. They were…read morecompassionate, clear, and accommodating as things progressed to their tragically inevitable conclusion. They didn't try to milk my grief or insist on pointless tests. They were aces all around, as were the staff, who were always 100% on board to help me and my...to help US through what was happening.

I have gone here for a while and I really like a couple of the vets there except everytime I go…read morethere are different doctors and I never get to see the same one. I think they have a large turn around with vets coming and going. I would like to be able to see a doctor I prefer and that would get to know my pets, but I would never get an appt if that were the case. This last time I went in I once again saw a new vet and my cat had a very common symptom, easily fixed but I was given 2 options...basically do nothing or get over $600 worth of tests! I declined the tests as I thought it was ridiculous overkill to run all those tests when I know my cat really does not need them. They never want to treat the exact symptom but instead right away run a ton of expensive tests. Vets used to try the simplest treatment FIRST and then if that did not work go onto the next, but they want to try to skip to the worst possible diagnosis and start with the most extreme treatment first which is the most expensive. This makes me think they are just trying to make money. I used to be a vet tech for years and I know when they are adding a bunch of unnecessary tests and this has saved me thousands of dollars. Literally about 90% of the time it ends up my cat did NOT need the tests and bloodwork they suggested.