Hawthorne Quality Pet Care

I cannot say enough good things about this veterinary clinic. The veterinarian, nurses, and entire staff are incredibly sweet, kind, and genuinely caring. During a very scary time, they treated my cat with such gentleness and compassion, truly going above and beyond to help her. Because of them, she is feeling better today—and they truly saved her life. Every single person made a difference, from the vet to the nurses to the front desk staff. It means so much to have a team that listens, explains, and is willing to go the extra mile with patience and heart. You can tell they genuinely care about the animals and the people who love them. I am endlessly grateful for their dedication, compassion, and skill, and I would trust them again without hesitation.

They immediately took the cat from my car dealership when he had cut one of his little beans on a piece of metal. Now my cat is cured and happy and running around again. I would have paid $10,000 if I had too. Love you Caju ❤️

Something has changed. Use to be u could walk in for nail trim on cats on a first come basis @ no cost. Now ur required to have an exam @ $90. Nothing wrong with the cat; just need nails cut. New owner trying to get rich/jack up prices?

Scheduled this visit specifically for a rabies vaccine (second round) for my newly adopted dog and paid the required $25 deposit. The front desk was kind, but the visit went downhill from there. The vet had minimal interaction with my dog and charged $35 for a “new patient exam” that consisted of a brief gum and fur check — no ears or full physical exam. Instead of receiving the rabies vaccine, I left with a $600+ upsell estimate for flea prevention (no fleas), bloodwork, stool testing, and microchipping — and the estimate didn’t even include the rabies vaccine I came in for. This felt more like sales than care. Pet owners, proceed with caution.

I've been seeing Dr. Freyts for the past 4 years, and I loved that he was always down to earth, never pushy, and had sighthound experience. My vet was recently switched since Dr. Freyts is retiring, and yikes what a 180. I guess this is the "corporate" vet entity that everyone on the internet complains about. This new vet diagnosed my dog with a heart murmur, blaming bad genetics and food. He wanted a $600 urine and blood sample and also $60 for deworming, although she's on Heartgard Plus, tested negative for heartworm just a few months prior and has no indication of parasites. Anyways, I rejected all of that. For context, my whippet is my sport dog and we compete at various events. She has multiple race champions in her line, all of which have had Heart Echocardiograms done as recommend