VCA Yorba Regional Animal Hospital

Our little Bella rolled her ankle at 10 o’clock at night! She was yelping so bad and holding her paw up. We knew we had to take her in right away. I was worried that it was broken. I read reviews on other emergency vets and was terrified. We took Bella here based off of reviews and location. We soon realized that this is where we took our Chico over a year ago to be put down. They offered a good price for that procedure, a paw print keepsake and personalized box for the ashes. They were amazing then and tonight was no different. Dr. Forsberg was fantastic. She’s knowledgeable, caring and explains everything very clearly. Turns out it’s just a sprain. Monica explained the bill clearly, it was reasonable and she was very personable. We didn’t feel pressured to add on anything extra. We are leaving with peace of mind and a plan. Thank you for being there for us through the last day for our Chico and for giving us great news for our baby Bella. We really appreciate you all. Thanks again.

posted: 09/25/2022

After being sent away by two local vet ERs due to high volume, we are actually so pleased we ended up an hour away at VCA Yorba Regional. Even though it was the middle of the night, the person who greeted us was incredibly kind and patient despite me being a bit frantic, and despite them getting an influx of referrals from several at-capacity clinics. Her demeanor was also very laid back and comforting, which helped keep us reassured things would be fine. The dr and everyone on staff did an excellent job of explaining what the course of treatment was, how things were going, and checking in throughout the night as they cared for both our pups. They also made sure to exercise special care and transparency when treating our highly anxious and reactive dog. The cute handwritten follow up card was a cherry on top! Sunny and Stanley thank you!!

posted: 06/12/2023

Took my dog for their yearly check up and her vaccines. They took them to the back to give their vaccines.( first time I have experienced this) When I got home, she was not able to walk and she was drooling all over the house. Obviously they hit a nerve. They told me she was having a reaction, so they gave Benadryl. Pay for a second time and my dog continued dragging her back leg for a week. Don’t let them take it to the back for them to practice on your dog!!!

posted: 07/22/2023

A sincere thank you to the entire staff for your loving care of Dexter in the last weeks of his life. Dexter spent many weeks in Luxury Boarding and was always treated with love and care over the many years. He had a long life of 13.8 years thanks to the good care. Thank you to Dr Tatyama for your skill and years of care - thank you to the staff at the boarding kennel for giving him so much love and attention during his stays (you know who you are) and a special thank you to Dr. Geiger who supported me through his last days. RIP Dexter

posted: 02/12/2023

Our dog Hydee is dead. She was boarded at VCA Yorba Regional Animal Hospital in June 2023. She went in a happy, healthy, silly German Shepherd dog, and came out a mess. She was sensitive around her head and neck area. A day later, she seemed in pain and eventually her front legs became paralyzed. She could not walk. We took her to two independent veterinarians (obviously not going back to the place that caused this) and it was confirmed that this was due to some kind of Physical trauma. We’ll never know what really happened in there. She died a few days later. It was a trusted facility and we used it for boarding several times before, but something has changed since the last time. It’s not the same place that it once was. Not recommended for boarding or anything else for that matter. We give it one star since zero wasn’t an option.

posted: 06/27/2023