Adams Animal Hospital

Totally love this place. My 8 week old kittens were literally on their last breath and the doctor immediately brought my baby kittens back to life. I recommend this Dr over any other Veterinary clinic. The Dr’s compassion and honesty is worth coming here.

This vet isn’t a real vet. He won’t give your pet the care they actually need and they’ll quietly get worse. He’s a soothsayer, profiting off people who want to feel like they’re caring for their pets but can’t afford real treatment. My dog has visible dental disease. He glanced in her mouth for a second and said she didn’t need a cleaning. The photos I’m posting were taken the day after his assessment.

Been to this office 3 times for the CYTOPOINT ALLERGY SHOT, $110 My dog needs it every 6 months. The 3rd time, it did not work. Went back 4 weeks later for another try at no charge. THEY WANTED TO CHARGE ME AGAIN. Cytopoint works almost always and if it does not they should try again at no charge like other clinics. DR SAID CYTOPOINT IS VERY EXPENSIVE FOR HIS OFFICE/BUSINESS. So basically hes putting the cost on his customers FOR HIS FAILURE. Other clinics will try again at no charge. Dr also tried to convince me my dog needs pill form medication and something else. More money of course. So I didn't see the care for my dog or my wallet. 5 years my dogs been using Cytopoint with success. I walked out. Take my business elsewhere...goodluck.

I came here after an absolutely awful experience at Southern California Animal Hospital, and they graciously accepted me and my cat last minute for much needed xrays. I live over an hour away from SCAH and Adam's, and I very much appreciated them seeing me, especially when it was close to their lunchtime and my cat's meds had worn off, so she was SPICY. The front desk, techs, and doctor were all so friendly and helpful, and even apologetic about my experience with the first place. I am so grateful. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

There vet sucks and did not correctly evaluate my dog I adopted there hospitality sucks to very unsympathetic supervisor she continued to tell me the dog was not sick when adopted but noticed shortly after adopting my dog she was coughing really bad and had heavy mucus coming out from her nose no help with medication at all and was told it’s my responsibility now