Arrowview Animal Hospital

Been coming here over the years have 3 dogs. Small, medium, and large. Their vaccine clinic and hospital are great help always. Very friendly technician, gives clear directions and guidelines for handling and keeping pets and clients safe. Keep all your pets with you at all times and in a carry bag it helps things go smoothly.

Brought my kitten in for her spay and the process was easy from start to finish. The appointment was easy and quick to make. My cat’s incision was very cleanly done and healed well and they provided enough medication afterwards. Better experience than my kitten 2 years ago and I paid $300 Vaccines were included that she needed and everything costed $130. I had a voucher from San Bernardino for $100 so I paid $30 total. The staff was amazing. The only reason I give 4 stars is the lobby could use an upgrade to be fresh and feel sterile when you drop off your pet.

my wife and I have been coming to this place for over ten years we bring our pets for their vaccinations prices are very affordable for all services weve had our pets spayed and nudered also our multipoo likes to escape and gets foxtail in his ear we brought him in and they took care of him. yes he needed to come back a few days later as they weren't available but they give you info on other places you could go that cost way more sp the choice is yours wait or pay a fortune...they give thorough explanation of care and no hidden cost and though some may complain about the ladies up front we've never experienced any attitudes but ive seen plenty of other clients with attitudes lol. it's a little spot with alot of transients around the area. they've taken really good care of our extended fa

This place failed our cat and broke our trust — please, if you love your pet, don’t take them to Arrowview Animal Hospital. We brought our sweet, injured cat to Arrowview after she suffered a broken leg, desperate to get her the help she needed. We trusted them — and that was our biggest mistake. They charged us over $800 to run X-rays, apply a splint, administer medication, and supposedly remove maggots from her wound. We were told it was just a dislocation, not a break. And shockingly, they never did a follow-up X-ray after applying the splint — something any responsible vet would do to ensure the injury was properly set. That was our first red flag. Two days later, we noticed something horrifying: live maggots still crawling around her wound. They had charged us to remove them — but

I came here thinking my cat would receive proper care, but instead, I felt completely taken advantage of. At first, I thought I would be late for my appointment, but I actually arrived early. When they told me my cat had worms, the priority should have been treating the issue especially since they mentioned it could be dangerous for my kids. Instead of focusing on the health of my cat, they chose to prioritize charging me for boarding. They made it clear that getting the extra money was more important than addressing a medical concern that could affect both my pet and my family. At first, they said the worms could be harmful to my children, but then they dismissed that concern as soon as money became the focus. This hospital had no sympathy, no care, and no compassion. They cared only ab