Carbon Animal Health

Dr.Lopez is absolutely amazing! She is kinda and has excellent bed side manners! She made us feel like everything was going to be okay with our baby! Hands down the best vet I have ever been to! The rest of the staff is wonderful as well! Sorry I don't know all your names but thank you so much for taking care of charger! We truly appreciate you all!!!

Out of all the vets I've taken my dogs to over the years, Dr. Lopez is the best. She is very thorough and knowledgeable both with diagnosis and treatment plans. She is also very empathetic and concerned about her patients. When my dog was sick, she even called while she was on vacation. I wish all vets were like her (human doctors too!)

Just want come on here and give praises to these kind people. The level of care that was shown to my dog Archie today was unmatched. Dr. Lopez was very helpful and professional in helping us through the process of unfortunately losing a part of our family. Thanks for all you guys did.

01/16/25. I had to add to one of my Old Post for some reason it won't let you put more than one but yesterday I lost my my 14-year-old Great Dane lab mix banshee she's the black dog in the second picture I had had her since she was 5 days old I had called and they had told me that they were booked to the next day and I let them know that she was really sick and I didn't think she would make it to the next day she told me to hold for a minute and came back and said hey be here at 11:00 as soon as we got there she treated us with the most respect I was afraid that they would muzzle my dog because she's such a big girl but they didn't they were so sweet and nice to her and me I don't have any children so these are my kids and I think they got that right away sometimes it's hard to see a grow

I’m writing to express our concern regarding the recent treatment our 1-year-old dachshund received at your clinic. We brought her in due to a noticeable change in her behavior, and were informed that she had a life-threatening condition that required immediate emergency surgery, including being spayed. Based on the urgency and severity described, we consented to the procedure. However, when we came to pick her up, we were told that once she was in surgery, no signs of the disease were actually found. Despite this, the spay procedure was still carried out without any further communication with us or an opportunity to reconsider our decision based on the updated findings. Had we known there was no life-threatening condition, we would not have opted to have her spayed at this time. We fee