Miramonte Veterinary Hospital

My partner and I have two rabbits - Winter and Frost - and lived in the Bay Area for ~3 years. We always went to see Dr. Taylor and his staff each year for their yearly check ups. We also had an emergency vet visit last May that Dr. Taylor and the team were tremendously helpful with ! Our little sweetie, Winter, was on the verge of passing away from an unknown reason, and it was very scary and stressful for us. Her body was completely shutting down, and Dr. Taylor and his team did everything they could to help Winter. They watched her all day, gave her fluids, and various medicines. It took several days of all day vet attention, and all evening and nighttime watching on our part with a lot of medicine administration. And we were certain she was going to pass away, and her sister Frost, wa

Dr. Taylor treated Tweet T. Boid, our canary, immediately after a horrible accident. Dr. Taylor was compassionate and professional, handling the situation expertly with Wendy’s help. I received medication and detailed instructions on how to care for him as he heals and Wendy was very considerate to call and check up on him. A few days later, he’s doing so much better and just took a bath! I had stupidly left his cage door opened and he got out when I was out of the house. Our cat dutifully retrieved him, but put too much pressure on him and caused some damage. I called many vets in the area, but none treated birds. I was so relieved when I finally reached Wendy at Miramonte Vet Hospital, who told me to bring him right over. Highly recommend!

After calling 11 different veterinarians all morning (plus 7 late night vets late last night), I finally found one that could see our sweet 2 year old Syrian hamster! They were able to see her immediately and quickly confirm that she was at her end of life 😢 They also warned me that the prognosis didn't sound good in advance before taking the $92 visit, which I appreciated. It was something we were prepared for given her age and decline in activity over the last couple of weeks, but we wanted to know for sure. It provided our family great solace knowing there wasn't much we could do and that she likely wasn't suffering. Dr. Taylor told us that she was not likely to respond well to any testing or treatment, and that the stress of that process could kill her. Given her unresponsive state

I had the worst experience taking my pup to Miramonte Veterinary Hospital over the last year. I had concerns regarding my dogs dental health and over 3 different visits, they kept insisting that he didn’t have any dental or periodontal issues. Eventually my poor pup’s teeth became wobbly. At that point, I was frustrated enough to take him to another clinic for evaluation and they confirmed his condition was serious and not treated for too long. I double checked with a dental clinic and they confirmed it had gone so bad that needed to be extracted. My dog lost all of his incisors because of this clinic’s negligent care and not listening to my plea for having him do a dental cleaning, mentioning he didn’t need it. After I sent them the photos I took of his teeth, then they admitted it was t

Dr Taylor is dedicated, brilliant and compassionate towards all animals. He and his office staff are upfront with quotes for all medicines and procedures, they are accommodating, kind, and followup with every incident I've ever had. I travel 45-60 min every time to see him because none of the numerous vets nearby have a shadow of his skill. My bunnies Maggie, Yessiree and Runty are ever grateful to Dr Taylor and his staff. Ps: I'm rolling my eyes at a lot of these poor reviews I'm reading. "They only help if you have money" -- no duh, it's a Veterinary, not a charity. Do you think the expertise, equipment and medicines they use are free? "The doctor has poor customer service" -- I entirely disagree, but even if he did, are you looking for a charming used cars salesman to make *you* feel