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    VetSurg

    4.2 (65 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Big Guy pre surgery
    Tori D.

    When your everyday vet says "You need an orthopedic vet." It's scary! Luckily there is VetSurg. From the first visit which was so much more thorough than I could have imagined to the every follow up and freak out after they're kind and supportive. Our big dog (I'm talking 165lbs+) had TPLO surgery which was so scary. Dr. Holsworth took the time to explain EVERYTHING! His team was always the sweetest and most welcoming. Even as they moved locations they didn't skip a beat. Thank you to everyone at VetSurg for creating a welcoming environment that we knew we could trust the care of our dog in.

    Our little guy with his first splint.
    Roylin D.

    Initially I had a great experience... but that was 2 weeks ago... and now everything is different. My Corgi has a dislocated ankle, and I had just recently adopted him. Mind you, I haven't had a dog in 3 years, but that shouldn't matter. I have been proactive to get my pet the medical attention he needs. I only adopted him 8/15. Dr. Webb told me two weeks ago that my dog needed a fusion, that's the only option we were given, and we just needed to get him healed. He's an energetic pup, 11 mos old, and the Trazadone they'd been giving him seems to have amped him up. He got a splint and we were told to bring him back in a week. They gave me other medication to help to actually sedate him, and we were off. Unfortunately, his splint was dirty when we brought him in last week, as he had been active... and the front and back yard is dirt... so not surprising. We have been doing our best to keep him calm, but had not always been easy. Dr. Webb called me to tell me that our dog's splint was disgusting, and that we would have to take a step back on whether we would be having the surgery. I was surprised. I said that he had stepped in the pee, and I knew it was dirty, but it wasn't wet or anything. She was adamant that we needed to take a step back, and said that if we weren't diligent, he would need an amputation, if things weren't taken care of after the surgery. I mentioned that my husband had said "There's not much we can do to harm when it's been a month and a half since it was injured, before we got him" and so he had been more lax than I would have liked, and she said "Well, if your husband isn't on board, we should really take a step back." I never said he wasn't on board... he just wasn't as concerned about creating more harm... we just wanted to insure he was healing, which he has done beautifully! I have been really upset about this, and so when we visited today, I let the tech know that I'd like to talk to Dr. Webb, as she simply spoke to me on the phone last week. He called me later to tell me she would call me later, and that we would schedule the surgery in 2 weeks. Healing nicely, he said. The Dr. eventually did call, and all I can say is "No Bedside Manner"... It started off cordial, and then went into discussion of my discomfort with the direction of her pulling back, and with her pointedly saying it was because of the ONE dirty splint. She later added on "this isn't the first time..." which, in fact it was... we have only seen them for 2 weeks, and that "from what the staff tells me he has not been properly crated and he's been left to run around at home... I asked her where she got that information from, as she hadn't asked me anything, and that isn't what had transpired over the last week... She then said "perhaps we aren't the right place for you and your dog". That they were only interested in what's best for my dog. I was shocked. She was basing her decisions on one dirty splint, and hearsay... and my expressing concern about her pulling back, and not wanting to do his surgery... If you want to work with someone who will communicate with you, get the facts, and be a partner with you in planning your success, then don't use VetSurg. I felt set up for failure, and when I tried to explain that I had been working to get a cart for him to insure his success, she had mentioned that that was great, but that she would never have suggested it because it was too expensive. You think $8500 for surgery isn't expensive? Carts are offered for loan, so WHY NOT tell someone...? I had planned for his success, knowing he was an 11 month old pup... Why wouldn't she have...? Thank you for releasing me, as I was willing to give you the benefit of the doubt... unfortunately that was more than you were willing to give me. Never working with VetSurg again.

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    Russell U.

    My dog, Charley, an American Staffordshire Terrier mix had torn both of his ACL's back in the spring of 2022. He couldn't go for long walks anymore without limping. I was worried about his condition, being only 5 years old at the time. As a resident of Santa Barbara, I knew the vet bill would not be cheap. I was recommended Advanced Veterinary Specialist (AVS) being told they were the best. They did an initial evaluation on his condition which cost me over $600 just to look at him! They then quoted me $8,000 to perform the TPLO surgery just for one knee. Sharon Shields at AVS told me that doing one knee at a time was her preference over both knees at once because it was too "hard" on the dog. The next knee surgery would have cost me an additional $5,000! This was WAY out of my budget and felt they were price gouging me. I proceeded to look elsewhere and found VetSurg in Ventura. Courtney Campbell did the initial evaluation and explained Charley was young enough to have both knees done at the same time. I was apprehensive after what Sharon Shields told me at AVS, but Dr. Campbell assured me that it was not uncommon for him to perform double TPLO surgery on most dogs. The upside was the cost was much lower AND it meant Charley would only have ONE surgery and ONE recovery. I went with his suggestion and with a price quote of $9,000. This was much more affordable. I decided to go ahead with some worry on my end. It has now been over 7 months since Charley's surgery and I am AMAZED at how well he has been doing. Charley no longer limps after long walks and appears to have a lot more energy and seems happy. He even has a bounce in his hind legs which he never had before. He is happy and healthy and had no complications after surgery! I am thoroughly pleased with Dr. Campbell's expertise, as well as the staff at VetSurg. They did a professional job taking care of Charley and would highly recommend all dog owners to go to VetSurg if their dog is suffering from torn ligaments. Thank you, Dr. Campbell, and everyone else at VetSurg. I am so happy my dog, Charley, is back to his normal self and even more so in his health and well being.

    Dogs cast with her name

    If I could give Vetsurg a million 5 star reviews I would. The over the top customer service to not only me but to my pet was incredible. My pup had knee surgery yesterday with Dr Webb and they went above and beyond to keep me in the loop of what is going on, how she's feeling and even sending all the updates X-rays and aftercare papers before I even came in to get her. The aftercare instructions were so detailed that it's hard to mess up what to do! My dog is truly my life and always nervous to leave her somewhere but I felt incredibly comfortable and safe with Dr Webb and the entire team at Vetsurg. I can not recommend them enough. They even decorated my sweet pups cast with some Palm trees and her name. HIGHLY RECOMMEND and thank you to the best team!

    Brian B.

    We want to take the time and this opportunity to thank Dr. Webb and the staff at VetSurg. We were referred here by our specialist veterinarian for a specialized surgery that our Whoodle needed. Turns out our dog needed surgery to correct her digestive tract. It's been a heart wrenching month working through our dog's issues. Dr. Webb was wonderful to work with. Communication was excellent throughout, the doctor always kept us apprised of our dog's progress and we were encouraged to contact the staff for updates on our dog's post surgical care. I'm not sure we would have had such a positive outcome if not for the doctors and compassionate staff at VetSurg.

    My malinois is 11 weeks out from TPLO surgery and I have nothing but compliments for everyone at VetSurg. From the staff to my surgeon Dr Webb, my girl received the very best treatment and outcome. They were patient, kind, honest, and proactive, everything you'd want when trusting your beloved pet with a surgical veterinary group. Every question and refill of a script, but handled efficiently and quickly. I highly recommend them.

    Olive Oil the bulldog says thank you!
    Megan C.

    We met with Dr. Campbell for my American Bulldogs spindle cell tumor on her ribs. He has a great bedside manner [covid protocol, we spoke on the phone while my dog was inside the hospital]. He mentioned how much the stuff was enjoying my gentle giant of a dog [and her pearl collar], which I always love hearing! He recommended a CT scan and biopsy for a definitive diagnosis, which I agreed with 100% - I believe it took about 3 weeks to get in for this procedure. He called me 6 days after her procedure with results, which unfortunately found additional cancer in her heart and pancreas. Dr. Campbell was very empathetic and thorough on the phone. I greatly appreciate his time and expertise! My only complaint would be when we picked her up from her procedure she was covered in her own urine [I'm a veterinary technician at a small general practice] so I'm sure she urinated in her kennel and laid in it. But a quick wipe down would have been appreciated so she didn't soak my car in urine and smell so strongly for the 1 1/2 hour drive back home. We had previously met with Dr. Holsworth about 2 years before for her arthritis and he was also amazing, knowledgable and very thorough in her exam and diagnosed her with sciatica, which had gone undiagnosed until his exam. He prescribed a new medication for her which has helped her move around so much more comfortably that the average person would never know she has arthritis, sciatica and a bad back. As a very picky pet parent, I highly recommend both of these doctors and this practice! Olive Oil and I thank you so much!

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    Emily at the front desk is rude and disrespectful. Surgery was ok but communication was horrible . Emily needs to find a new job

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    Everyone was very friendly. Dr Holsworth is amazing. Did a thorough exam on my dog and was able to diagnose his problem.

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    Dr Holsworth and his staff are simply the best orthopedic teams for your dog's knee and elbow injuries!

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    Disgusting place to take our family pets. No accountability. Excessive prices and no vet to talk to just techs.

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    Pasek Kalee, DVM

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    Once again, Dr Pasek and her uniquely qualified assistant, Rhiannon, helped me walk an elderly pet…read moreto the other side. Actually what they did was give me three of our best years together by accurately diagnosing his physical state for the first time in the 12 years that I'd owned him. It was a miracle. I thought I was calling her three years ago to put him down, and what happened instead was that we found out why he was sick. And they tenderly helped me care for him in his final time on this planet. They are compassionate, knowledgeable, and genuinely seem to care. It was important for me that he died at home so that the other two pets could know that he was gone to assist in their grieving. Dr.Pasek and Ray patiently and intuitively held space for me to find the right time. I highly recommend this team of professionals, not only professionals, but friends.

    Dr. Kaylee Pasek and her staff were exceptional in helping us take care of our beloved, elderly…read moreGolden Retreiver, Scout in her final months. Dr. Pasek comes to your home for veterinary care, eliminating the difficulty and stress of schelping senior dogs to the animal clinic. At almost 16 years old, Scout's health was declining as she started to have a lot of medical issues that are common for older dogs. It became nearly impossible to transport her to our Vet's office. Scout weighed in at 60 pounds, she could barely see or hear and was so stressed when in the car. Thank God for Dr. Pasek who could examine and treat Scout in the comfort of our home. Over the past few months, Dr. Pasek advised us on how to assess Scout's Quality of Life and when to determine the 'right' time to let her go. She and her staff were kind, caring, professional and patient making this difficult time more manageable. When the time came to end our darling Scout's life, Dr. Pasek and her staff provided a beautiful ending to a beautiful life. In our serene backyard where Scout frolicked her whole life, she was put to 'sleep' surrounded with love and then taken away for Aquamation. Afterwards, Dr. Pasek presented us with a book she wrote about grieving for your pet. It was well-written, heart-felt and offered great constructive advice on coping with the loss of a pet. The next day, a single rose arrived on our doorstep in memory of Scout's passing from Dr. Pasek. We highly recommend her services. Dr. Pasek is a top-notch vet and a really nice person. It might be a little pricey, but worth it as she helped us get through this traumatic fact of life...or rather death. Arlene and Dennis H. Ventura, CA

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    Smiling Canines

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    I am so glad I found this place! I had gone to several places including my vet office and the only…read moreoption was having my cats go under anesthesia and I was not comfortable with that sicne my cat is almost 9 years old. In addition, the price was well over $900 and that was the start. They also kept highlighting extractions and I was not ready for that! It was basically over $1000k! I called several places and they were all around teh same price. I found this wonderful place and it was easy to make an appointment and the staff were friendly and treated my cats with respect. This place was fair on the price and they explained everything from start to finish. We also got a chance to get a nice meal while waiting down the street. We will be back! * This was for the Moorpark location *

    My vet recommended my dog get his teeth professionally cleaned, so I brought my good boy here…read more First of all, the location is pretty easy to miss. It's not located right on Main Street, but right before you hit Main Street, depending on what direction you're coming from. The parking lot is small, but I could find parking easily. Appointments are scheduled weeks out; therefore, arrive on time to avoid losing your spot! A family came late with their two dogs, and Smiling Canines tried to squeeze them between other dogs' appointment times, but it was a hassle for both the family and business. After I filled out and signed some paperwork, the staff immediately took my little dog in to have his teeth cleaned. The whole appointment lasted maybe 30 minutes. They also have a small store pet you can look in while you wait for your dog; otherwise, you can stay in your car or sit in a chair outside. The lady who greeted me was kind, professional, and efficient. The prices are around $185 - $250, depending on what type of cleaning your dog needs. Unfortunately, I paid $250 because I had not kept on my dog's teeth, and he had a lot of tartar buildup. So he will need to come back in another six months for another cleaning, and my good boy deserves the best. Thank you, Smiling Canines, for vastly improving my dog's teeth - and breath!

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    Gemcore cancer to my house to put my 14 1/2 year old dog to sleep, so I can't say it was a great…read moreexperience. It was a terrible experience. But that was not the fault of the provider, just the fault of what I was having to do. The vet was very nice and very patient. She even gave me a late night appointment so I could spend some quality time with my Dog. Writing this review brings up my pain again, but they did such a good job that I want other people to know about them. They were, expensive, but that was partially because it was a late night visit.

    I went on Yelp and called several vets. The veterinarian with Gemcore is the only one who answered…read more I'm so sorry I can't even remember her name because everything happened so quickly and it's all such a blur, but she answered my call at almost 10:00 p.m. while she was driving, when no one else answered. The last thing you want when your fur baby is suffering is to reach voicemail after voicemail. Hearing a compassionate human voice on the other end of the phone brought me so much comfort. She came to my home first thing the next morning. I was worried about my younger Golden Retriever jumping on her or interfering with her care, but she was absolutely wonderful with both of my dogs. She encouraged him to stay in the room with us once he was comfortable with her, and I truly believe that helped him understand what was happening. She was incredibly professional, but I'll never forget one small moment. Out of the corner of my eye, while I was saying my final words and paying my last tributes to my girl, I saw her quietly wiping tears from her eyes. As a healthcare provider myself, I know how often we're expected to wear a mask and stay composed. Seeing that genuine emotion didn't make her seem less professional, it reassured me that she truly cared. In those final moments, your mind races. You question whether you're making the right decision. Seeing her emotion gave me peace because I knew she wasn't simply going through the motions. I knew that if she believed my girl wasn't ready, she would have told me. Most of us are fortunate enough to experience this kind of heartbreak only a few times in our lives. She carries families through it over and over again. That takes an incredible amount of compassion. Thank you for your kindness, your empathy, and for helping my sweet Lilo leave this world peacefully and with dignity. Please take care of yourself, too. The first photo is the day Oliver met Lilo as a puppy, their first photo together. The second was taken just before the veterinarian arrived to help Lilo pass. I didn't realize until later that I had unknowingly captured both the beginning and the end of their story together I will miss my Lilo for eternity.

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