B Street Veterinary Hospital

We have been taking one of our dogs to B Street Vet since we adopted him and have been happy with the veterinary services provided. We just recently went in for his annual vet exam and updated shots last week and were greeted warmly and, after a short wait, were taken care of. I would recommend scheduling an appointment if it’s a non-emergency because the wait can be much longer if you just go in without an appointment. It can seem a bit chaotic at times there but I like to think of it as an organized chaos.

posted: 07/10/2023

went in on a walk in for an emergency. It was late in the day and it was kind of busy. The doctor had me bring the dog in. Took a look weighed him told me to give dog some Benadryl how much and how often and now my dog is fine. Dr Kim took the time to stop what she. was doing and I was not billed for this. These guys are great and my other dogs coming in for shots. THANKS B St!

posted: 06/12/2023

I’ve had to take my dog here multiple times for GI issues within the last few months. Despite being so busy, the staff here has always been very welcoming and caring of my dog. The docs are very kind, informative, and up front about costs. I can honestly say this place is very reasonably priced and I haven’t spent too much considered the number of times I’ve had to take my dog in. There will more than likely be a long wait time if you’re a walk in, but nothing too ridiculous.

posted: 08/19/2023

Every time I go, they've always been packed. I thought about taking one star for the longish waits, but despite being busy, the staff and doctors are always kind and caring. The doctors are efficient and knowledgeable. They have reasonable prices and are conscientious of helping to avoid unneeded expenses. Whenever they are exploring options for my 19yo cat, they offer me choices of different treatments we could try. I feel like my cat is in good hands, here. There's probably a good reason they're always so busy!

posted: 08/08/2023

Money-hungry vet: They resorted to threats by contacting the county animal service because I declined unnecessary treatment. The cat was perfectly healthy, but my daughter brought it to the clinic after it had been near the lily flowers. All the exams and lab results returned normal. However, after we paid $400 for the visit and IV fluid treatment, the vet insisted on keeping the cat in the ICU for three days at a cost of $800 per day. She refused to release the cat until we mentioned that we couldn't afford an additional $2400 for the service. The vet employed scare tactics to generate business, even telling my young daughter that without treatment, the cat's life would be in jeopardy. In reality, our cat remains happy and healthy without any treatment.

posted: 09/17/2023