VCA Venture Animal Hospital

I brought my friend and his Jack Russel to VCA. The pup wasnt feeling well. We were in the examination room immediately. The staff were very friendly and sincere. They were gentle and helped my friend out well using the proper coupons to make her treatment affordable for him. We are all happy now. Clean environment with free parking in the rear! Great job folks!

Took my elderly cat Marley here for his first vet visit in a while. Everyone was super nice! The place was clean, nice didn’t feel like your typical vet. Overall great experience, I got him a 1 year health plan. Only feed back, not to the location itself. The review you send in the email is SOO LONG. I was at question 14 and ONLY at 50% complete so I closed it. If you gunna send a review 10 questions or less.

My kitty vaquita and i can only say God bless you all staff, nurses AND a very special thank you to Dr. Harrison Saling!😊🙌🐈‍⬛ It was a wonderful and loving experience for my dear vaquita and I, it is a very professional hospital and so is the amazing staff.✨

NEVER GOING BACK!! The horror stories in these reviews about the administrative staff are accurate. The receptionist, Marissa, could not have been more rude and unnecessarily heartless. The Story: I left work early to rush home in traffic to pick up my dog and then sit in more traffic on Venice getting to their hell-joke location. I called to inform them I would be a few minutes late because of traffic. Marissa, the receptionist, said I would be turned away if I was more than 10 minutes late because of some un-aforementioned, seemingly arbitrary “protocol” - as if I have any control over getting through rush hour in Culver City traffic anyway. Taken aback, I asked if there could be any lenience, given how much traffic surrounds that location. (We’re talking the impossible junction th

Dr. Tarazi was really sweet and gentle with my pet, and I appreciated how accommodating she was during the initial visit. However, once I paid, the level of attentiveness shifted. I asked the nurse for a copy of the initial treatment plan, and she brushed me off, saying, “I actually have another patient right now, so you’ll have to wait.” I then asked the front desk if I could speak with Dr. Tarazi again — they called her and let her know I was waiting in the lobby, but she never came back out. At that point, my questions essentially felt like an inconvenience to the staff — it was very apparent, which is sad. I understand that it’s a busy practice, but as a pet parent, I deserve the opportunity to ask follow-up questions and receive documentation, even after payment. So just a heads-up: