Reviews for University of California Veterinary Medical Center - San Diego
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Monday: 9AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 9AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 9AM - 5PM
Thursday: 9AM - 5PM
Friday: 9AM - 5PM
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Google: 4.4/5 Facebook: 4.8/5University of California Veterinary Medical Center - San Diego
10435 Sorrento Valley Rd UNIT 101, San Diego
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Highly recommend their cardiology team. The entire team has been so kind and on top of our dog's care. The front desk and scheduling team, especially Ashley and Libby always follow through and have been so kind and patient. Dr. Hodge is incredibly knowledgeable, kind and informative. We are so grateful our vet referred us to them to care for our pup. We have felt like we are in great hands.
This vet center has been a wonderful experience in an often difficult circumstance. My cat has been experiencing heart failure, and first and foremost, this hospital has provided excellent care, communication and service. Everyone is so nice and easy to work with. The front desk staff are always so upbeat and helpful, the pharmacist is an absolute pleasure to work with and is very capable and kind and Dr. Orvalho is just wonderful. He takes the time to fully explain everything, walk through options and suggestions and he cares about how the animals is actually feeling, behaving and living and takes all of that into account rather than just looking at the numbers and facts...read full review
I highly recommend visiting UC Davis San Diego if your pet has kidney or heart problems. Don't rely on veterinarians who make general diagnoses without proper examination. Instead, bring your pet straight to UC Davis San Diego to have them check your pet. Yes, it may be more expensive, but it's worth it if you want to save your pet.Unfortunately, only a small percentage of veterinary clinics in the U.S. have the necessary equipment and tools to accurately diagnose animals. Most clinics rely on blood tests to make a diagnosis, which is often insufficient and can lead to unfortunate consequences or even death. If I had known this earlier, my cat would have lived much longer....read full review