I had at one time highly recommended this vet but once he operated on my dog's wrong eye and…read morelaughed about when I confronted him I will NEVER tell someone to take their previous pet there. Also, heard he removed the wrong leg on someone else's dog. This man does not deserve your business nor to care for your most precious buddy. Should you need a WONDERFUL vet I highly recommend B Street Vet, 2675 B Street, San Diego, 619-237-0600. Please do not take your babies to this monster. Also, should you need eye care specialists for your baby i just took my baby to (Eye Specialist), Central Veterinary NN, in the heart of downtown Mexico, phone number 011-52-664-9710162. Ysidro exit the vet itself is on Gral Rudolfo Sánchez Tobada. There is a 7/11 across the street I will add pics next week w/ more landmarks.

Our baby girl Gigi, had cataracts surgery 8 weeks ago, we were skeptical about the whole thing and…read morenervous and stressed about taking her acrossthe boarder. But this was so much more affordable. She is only 2 1/2 years old. How can we leave her blind? Then the stressful part was what if she couldn't see after putting her through the pain of surgery. I will say that Dr. lopez put us at ease. He did tell us that we needed to commit to helping her heal, and we needed to follow his direct orders to the T and round the clock medication. We did. She is not 100% but almost there. She was seeing with in the 2nd week, and she is able to run around freely now. Taking her to Dr. Gilbert Lopez at Otay Vet was the best thing we did for our Gig

Dr. Ramiro is experienced and well aware of various dog breeds. I have trusted him with all of my…read moredibs, including my English bulldog. Definitely worth the drive across the border, and the wait.

I trusted this vet a lot, until I took my puppy who had vomit and diarrea, he put a couple shots on…read morehim, and gave me a pill to give him the following day , we barely left and my puppy pooped somehing red, I went back, my puppy pooped again right at the entrnace and he said it was normal due to the infection process, I stupidly belived him and my puppy passed overnight, will always regreat trusting him, he shoulg have advice me to take it to a hospital or something, but said it was completly normal, will never again go back to him or recomend him. I only put one star becasue it's required, but I would give him 0.

Me encanta llevar mi perrita aquí el vet y todos son bien amables y hacen buen trabajoread more

I considered doing this review in Spanish and brush up since it's in Tijuana, but I thought I'd…read moregive some advice to other gringos that would be willing to take their pets down here. We've been coming here for several years now for vaccinations for our chihuahua. Located a few miles from the Otay border, I noticed the place when I was having work done on my vehicle at a nearby shop. I dropped in one day and saw the prices, which totally wooed me back! It had started to become inconvenient and expensive here(in US) for us. The prices are super reasonable and of course much lower than anywhere in the US. The quality and level of care is equal to if not better here, yes, believe it! Note: Take the time to exchange dollars into pesos, to avoid miscalculations and improper change back from transactions. On our occasional visits, there has been only one quality, licensed veterinarian that does all the exams and vaccines. Actually, we like this. He remembers our dog even though we come only once a year, and this goes a long way with us. He scolded my wife when she confessed to giving our little dog pork & chicken bones. I warned her.. More of a personal touch. It's never been a long wait time, and we can drop off the dog and hit Wicho's across the street, or shop at Soriana, which happens to be in the same parking lot. We always call ahead,(which I recommend)to make sure the doctor is in that day. It is a full on pet and feed store too with many items for cats, dogs, birds, chickens, etc. They have found a customer for life!!

Good prices... Took my frenchie for an ear hemotoma did…read moresurgery we waited around hours .. .good experience

First time I meet the owner he was very friendly and helpful he does care for the animalsread more

We took our dog here for some teeth to be pulled. It was a lot cheaper crossing the border to have…read morethis procedure done. The place was clean and the doctor was very nice and thorough. They took good care of our dog and he's doing great!

We took our golden doodle down there for a routine neutering that ended up being anything but…read moreroutine, more of a nightmare. Besides trying to charge us for as many other things as he could, he completely botched the surgery. We got a call from him after it saying that our dog was a "bleeder", suggesting he has some sort of bleed clot issue. When we picked up Mookie, he seems ok. The after care seemed like much more than other times I've gotten pets spayed/neutered. Lots of cleaning intructions. The next morning we wake up to a blood all over our carpets. Mookie was bleeding out of his sutures and his scrotum was swollen with blood. We called Dr Lopez and he said he'd be too busy to see us that day and that we should take him to an emergency vet as soon as we could. Also tried to blame us by saying we should have gotten a blood test he suggested before the surgery. The blood test was just to make sure the dog is strong enough to handle the anesthesia, and in no way would have help his butcher job on Mookie. The emergency vet had to open him back up to find that Dr. Lopez took the testicles out but didn't close the veins or the abdomen! Just stitched up Mookie's skin. I wonder why he was such a "bleeder"? Maybe because you never closed the wound! They said he had a hematoma the size of a papaya and had to drain the scrotum from all the blood accumulating from the open wound. Overall a nightmare experience and had to pay 10x what we should have payed because of his negligence. We emailed him with what the real Vets found and asked for a refund, which was pennies compared to what we had to pay. He never replied. Please avoid this Vet at all costs.

I am so grateful to Hospivet for removing a foxtail from my dog's nose. In Los Angeles the price…read morewas out of my ability to pay. HospiVet did an outstanding job and I happily paid their fee, less than $400.00 I thought I might have to put my dog to sleep if I could not get him the relief he needed. He stopped eating and I stopped eating because this was such a big problem for us both. After Buddy's successful operation, I recommended HospiVet on Nextdoor many times.

I would've given this place five stars, but there was a billing issue during a return visit. The…read morestaff were amazing and took great care of my cat after he broke his leg. My girlfriend translated for me, and I was told that when I brought him back to have the pins removed, I would only need to pay for anesthesia and medication. Since I had already prepaid in full, they even noted this on the discharge paperwork. Unfortunately, I threw the paperwork away before the appointment. When I returned, I was charged about $200 and told there were no notes indicating the pin removal was covered. A different doctor performed the procedure, which may have contributed to the charge. I expected to pay for anesthesia and medication, but not the additional fee. I paid it, and lesson learned: keep your paperwork. Aside from this issue, the staff were caring, professional, and provided excellent care for my cat. It seemed like a communication issue, but overall I had a positive experience. This will not prevent me from returning in the future.- but I will keep your paperwork!

Did teeth cleaning and extractions on my very old dog. I had lab test results from my USA vet…read morebefore I went in and he examined them closely before proceeding. Good doctor.

I came to buy flea medicine for my animals and was glad to get everything I needed. The staff was…read moreknowledgeable and nice &the place was clean.

Highly recommend this vet. Lots of doctors, not expensive , rarely have to wait. This is our go to…read morevet.

Brought our 10 year old toy poodle for iral prophylaxis after some gingivitis diagnosis from a…read morelocla vet here in CV. Left home at 8:30 and Crossed the border from Otay Ranch and arrived at the clinic around 9:10am. We were #15 already in the line. Clinic is pretty busy, so please be prepared and be patient. Pet was seen arpund 10am and was given instructions to come back at 4:30pm. Heading back to CV at 10:30 am was a breezy 45 minutes drive. Went back at 3:30 pm, arrived around 5:15 due to traffic at the border and in downtown TJ. They did amazing with the oral prophylaxis and our pet ended having 6 teeth pulled. Left the clinic around 5:15 pm and areived at Otay Ranch via 125 around 7:15pm. Young vet spoke great English and exlained everything thoroughly. Paid $200 deposit and remaining $ paid at pick-up. They also groomed my pet with little boss, free of charge. They said they donit as part of their service since some dogs get blood on their faces so they want them clean when picking up. Over-all, great experience. Highly recommended!!!!

Here in the US. They charge a arm and a leg. Here at this veterinario they charge at a affordable…read morebudget for your family member. Not just a pet. But a angel sent to us to be part of are family. Ive been told by vets here in us. That my little buddy would not make it. From parvo. Dr Alexander saved my friend and treated him with care.