They are awesome, friendly and delightful people…read more I love that they don't pop my dog full of meds !!

We bring our dog here due to her being allergic to literally (yes literally, Sheldon) EVERYTHING…read more(we have the paperwork to prove it). We see Dr. Reising and the front desk folks are also always on hand to assist. I'd say everyone there is knowledgeable about the herbs and practices they use. We've done acupuncture with Dr. Reising. She is very gentle and accomodating of both the human and the pet in the mix. She has a good bedside manner. We love the setup of the exam rooms, with the futons on the floor (it's just a little cold and/or hot sometimes, depending the season). And we love the extra touch of seeing the owner's art on the walls or crafts items they have brought in for sale (we love our Oaxacan donkey!). It will take some time to find the right formula for your pet but if anyone can do it, they can.

I have taken both Reiki Level 1 & Level 2 with Rose. I initially had some hesitation about doing…read morethe teleclass as opposed to an in person class, but I was continually pulled back to Rose's website. The timing eventually worked out for me and I decided to just go for it. I couldn't be more happy that I did. Rose has a passion for Reiki that comes through in her teaching and storytelling. She is extremely engaging and entertaining while imparting all the necessary knowledge you need. There is also a sense of community created through the phone calls and online interactions with Rose and all the other students that I was pleasantly surprised by. I have opened up a whole new world for myself by taking part in these classes and I am now able to facilitate a lot of healing, peace and comfort in my animals, friends, family and hopefully many more in the future! Thank you Rose, for all the amazing things you've shared and for the seemingly effortless and engaging way you do so!!

From the owner: A Wild Way to Heal for your animals and you! Animal communication, Reiki and shamanic energy…read morehealing sessions, classes and events.

Dr. Stacy provided exceptional service in caring for our senior Boston Terrier at the end of his…read morelife. She was professional as well as compassionate and caring. Brad D

From the owner: Providing gentle Holistic Vet Care, acupuncture and at home euthanasia.read more

I took my 8 y/o pit mix to Woodside in August 2024. For 36 hours She had been vomiting lathargic…read more They were actually very nice and understanding. The Vet complimented me for taking good care of her because despite her stomach problems she had Good teeth and was in excellent health. He called me the next day and asked how she was doing. I thought that was really nice! She is great now. Must have gotten some canine flu or something. Anyways, the staff the Vet were all very understanding. 5 stars all the way!

My sweet senior kitty left this world today. As usual everyone here was professional and…read morecompassionate. She crossed the rainbow bridge in peace. They made a mold with her name and paw prints for me. Highly recommend this practice to anyone looking.

After losing our miniature pinscher of 15 years, I needed to find a place that offered cremation…read moreservices. Tender Touch Veterinary Hospital was incredibly helpful during such a difficult time. I was able to call and get pricing information over the phone, which made the process much easier. The drop-off was quick and straightforward, and they contacted me within a week or so to let me know everything was ready. When I went in to pick up, the package provided several meaningful keepsakes, including a nose print, paw print stamp, some of her fur, a clay paw imprint, and her urn (I chose the biodegradable option). The pricing was very reasonable, and now I have beautiful mementos to remember Pepper by. I'm grateful for the care and compassion they showed during one of the hardest moments a pet owner can experience.

On Monday I called this Vet and made an appointment for my dog to come in. They scheduled me for…read more10am on Wednesday. When I got to my appointment, the person at the front desk did not know what was going on. They said they can't find my appointment. This is the same person I spoke to on the phone on Monday and made the appointment with. They did not apologize for their mistake. They wanted to schedule me to come in at a later date. I am a busy single-dog mom and made time out of my schedule to bring my dog in during my appointment. Their mistake has inconvenienced me and the person did not apologize at all. First impressions are important, and this is a huge disappointment because I was looking forward to coming to this Vet since it has so many positive reviews.

Dr. Ryan Swanson on 07/03 - 07/04/26 for my Frenchie puppy was phenomenal. They treated a severe…read moreear infection that I was not aware of. He went through all my options and recommended all possible treatments. Roux has been thriving ever since. I was bawling because my puppy wasn't walking, eating or drinking... but the pain was deep in the ear canal that Dr. Ryan Swanson made sure he would do everything to keep him comfy and healthy and safe. We didn't lose an eardrum! Also. There was a nurse here named Nicole that night. We stayed for over 7+ hours and she helped ease my anxiety. I am so grateful it was Dr. Swanson and Nicole. This was my first time back here since my other puppy passed away. So they made me feel better about everything and that Roux was going to be ok!

Effective in curing the symptom: 2/5 Customer service: 5/5…read morePrice: I have insurance, so I won't discuss it here. My cat extensively vomited yellow liquid and showed signs of lethargy. My first visit to the vet was quite concerning. My cat hadn't eaten or used the litter box for 12 hours since vomited, so I brought him in. They recommended an anti-nausea shot and IV fluids. When my cat was returned, I noticed blood spots on the technician's nose. He denied my cat bled, but another technician later confirmed he did bleed a little. Why would the first technician lie? Second visit: 12 hours later, I brought my cat back because he wasn't getting any better. It was almost midnight, and they told us we'd have to wait 2 to 4 hours for an X-ray. My cat also got another fluid injection while we waited, plus some sedative for the scan. Hours later, the vet said there was some unidentifiable object in his middle abdomen that wasn't blocking anything, and he had a really low white blood cell count and a fever. It was almost 1 AM, and everyone was exhausted, but the way the vet explained things made me so worried, especially when he brought up pancreatitis. I wish he could've just said it simply so I could understand and not freak out so much. My cat was sent home again, with antibiotics for the fever and another 12 hours of monitoring.. My poor cat was so stressed and scared after his visit, he even hid when we got home and peed himself! I can't imagine what he went through or saw behind those closed doors, it was so unnecessarily stressful for everyone. Thankfully, he used his litter box and ate a little later that night.