Turquoise Animal Hospital

Turquoise animal hospital has been amazing to our dog and us over the last 6 years. Ever since we got our goldendoodle as a little puppy they’ve helped us take incredible care of him and helped him stay healthy. The team there is so kind, caring, and helpful. No matter how busy they are they ensure we get the support and care we need. Cannot recommend TAH enough, their staff and doctors are the best of the best.

I’ve been a client of Turquoise Animal Hospital for many years and have had the absolute pleasure of Dr. Reed treating our rescue pups. She has always taken such incredible care of them and I trust her completely. A few years ago my husband got really good pet insurance, but it was tied to a specific veterinary clinic, and we were honestly heartbroken because we loved Turquoise so much. Even with that change, for anything serious I still take one of our pups, Foxy, to Dr. Reed because that is how much I value her expertise and care. Recently something scary happened and Foxy could barely walk, along with a few other concerning symptoms. Our insurance vet was closed, and Turquoise was able to get us in quickly. Dr. Reed was not available that day so I was a little nervous, but we were sch

I have been with Turquoise Animal Hospital for many years and many dogs. They have always received top notch care and thorough exams. Dr. G is so patient and answers all my questions and options available. He is aware of the personality of each dog and has especially worked patiently with a very anxious dog. The front desk has been consistently helpful and organized. I am so grateful for the family feeling and excellent care.

Great staff and great care! They are largely responsible for saving my dog's life (he had parvovirus, an extremely serious condition) - and since then have been fantastic with follow up care and personalized treatments. Danae and Michael and the rest of the front desk staff are always extremely helpful and communicative, and Dr. Reed is a real pro! Would recommend this hospital to anyone reading.

The vet told me, ‘I already spent 7 minutes — actually now 8 minutes — on the phone with you, and my time is valuable.’ He made the same remark during our visit the day before, and repeated it again on the phone. I ask questions because I believe a veterinarian has a duty of care to provide pet parents with clear medical advice. After that, it became clear this clinic cared more about billing for shots, medications, and visits than about helping my dog. Over two months, three visits, and over $900, my dog’s itchy paw is still unresolved. The vet kept changing his diagnosis and pushed a foxtail surgery, which found nothing. At no point did they offer any options that resembled real pathways toward healing. My dog is now spending two weeks in a cone, on heavy medication, recovering from an