Fairview Pet Hospital

Nothing but good experiences here whenever we came. Dr. Kang, Yareli and all of the staff were always so nice to us and Cooper. They take the time to explain test results and will summarize in an email for you as well if you ask. It's a smaller office but we liked that because you're less of a number and more of a team with a shared goal. They remembered us/Cooper by name every time we came. If we get another pet, we'll be back here for sure.

posted: 08/13/2023

Very professional at an affordable price. I have 3 cats, I always have the best attention here.

posted: 03/24/2023

We were referred to Fairview by another friend that went there to have TPLO surgery on her pitbull, after our OEB was diagnosed with both her knees torn. I was so happy with the cost, the care, the attention to detail and the kindness and support of the staff and Dr. Kang. They made us feel very taken care of and not just another animal to be seen.

posted: 03/25/2023

Compassionate, friendly, and helpful are the only ways to describe everyone at Fairview Pet Hostpital. Dr. Kang and his staff go out of their way to make sure you are well informed and your pet is taken care of, while being mindful of the expensive nature of vet care. They did so many thing to help me care for one of my cats with failing heath that I am not sure I can every truly repay them.

posted: 01/10/2023

This is a way overdue review about Fairview Pet Hospital and his wonderful staff of people and the kindest man my husband and I ever met Dr Kang. We have all our cats in Dr Kang's care and we couldn't be happier on how he treat us and our furry babies. Dr Kang is very knowledgeable and always upfront with explaining treatments when necessary. He's heart is there for the well being of our beloved pets. We found also his prices to be very reasonable without trying to push medications or procedures if they are not necessary. Last year our senior cat Major Tom developed a lump which Dr Kang removed but it turned out to be a very insidious form of cancer, fibrosarcoma to be precised. Dr Kang worned us that these kind of cancers do usually come back and to keep an eye on it. So we did. Few months later the tumor was back but grew in such a way Dr Kang adviced us to go to an oncologist because at this point do to the nature of this particular tumor and the location in Tom's body, he felt that a specialized oncologist would be more appropriate to take our case for a second opinion. At the oncologist visit we sadly learned that Tom's tumor was unoperable and that he probably had another 6 months more to live. We took him back to Dr Kang where he prescribed medication to allow Tom to live more comfortable for what ever time he had left on this earth. Recently Tom started to declined and visibly he was in a lot of pain. So my husband and I made the decision to let him go. We called Dr Kang for an in-home euthanasia. We felt our boy deserved to go in our home and in our arms. Dr Kang came on time at the set up appointment with his assitant Monica (God bless her!). The all experience was sad but beautiful. Dr Kang after assessing Tom's health, explained everything was going to happen first and he gave us time to make our final decision. So we signed and the process began. It was slow, humane and emotionally painful, but Dr Kang and Monica presence gave us strength in the process of saying goodbye. When Tom crossed over they gave us time to be with him in private. No for a moment we felt rushed or have a sense that these people where there for another euthanasia. Dr Kang and Monica were kind and compassionate all the way through. I can't imagine another way to part from our beloved one. I wish to all of you reader to consider also this service for the last day of your pet's life. I couldn't talk more highly of Dr Kang for everything he does for our pets and for how he runs his practice. A true gem of a person.

posted: 02/25/2019