Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic
Fullerton, California
General Info
Nothing happens without an assessment of the environment at Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic in Fullerton. Pet evaluation processes rely on stances, the acquisition of initial patterns, and sounds as well as entire leaning positions to enable staff members to change session dynamics completely. The first few minutes are characterized by a total lack of intervention. Pets probe floor surfaces, react to temperature transitions, and detect hallway rhythms. Staff members pay attention to their own positioning (e.g., near walls/exits, next to the owner) and observe the dog’s blink rate, breathing tempo, and sniff behavior. As a result, due to tension, the room tone stops, the lighting changes, and interactions with an object or a person go through motions or quiet mirroring. The Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic performs sophisticated health assessments and checks the inflammatory response. Pain management and dietary adjustments may become necessary to enhance the movement patterns of aging cats or dogs. Evolution unlocked another step solely when the pattern recognition became second nature. The visit advances if the dog decides to move toward reorientation rather than flinching, and if a cat watches rather than runs away. Home care protocols outline how and when to dim lights before meals and soften sounds in cubicle entrances. They also let the animal dictate the pace of post-treatment re-entry. The information owners receive goes beyond just medication schedules and feeding times. Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic provides services to Fullerton residents respectfully in a way that enhances wellbeing and continuity of care even after the patients return to their homes. Throughout California, this kind of awareness sets certain standards in the community. The team provides several services such as anesthesiology, behavioral counseling, blood pressure monitoring, bloodwork, and boarding. Clients consistently praise the practice for its commitment and caring approach toward pets’ needs. Be it routine check-ups or complex procedures, your pet will receive the best care possible in a soothing and friendly environment.
Services
Anesthesiology
Behavioral Counseling
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Bloodwork
Boarding
Deworming
Diagnostics
Emergency Care
Endoscopy
Exotic Pet Care
Internal Medicine
Laboratory
Ophthalmology
Orthopedic Surgery
Physical Therapy
Pocket Pet Care
Radiology (X-rays)
Reptile Care
Spay/Neuter
Surgery
Vaccinations
Wellness Exams
Reviews
Coronado Steve
18 Jun 2018
REPORT
We have had several emergencies with our dog, almost always after normal vet hours and typically the result of a bee sting for which he is quite allergic. Each time the service has been prompt, profes...
We have had several emergencies with our dog, almost always after normal vet hours and typically the result of a bee sting for which he is quite allergic. Each time the service has been prompt, professional and reasonably priced for emergency services.
K T
6 Jun 2018
REPORT
I'm giving 3 stars only because the cost seems to add up every other second and seemed to be some confusion on the estimates as well during the 2 days. They ended up giving us an up to date cost when...
I'm giving 3 stars only because the cost seems to add up every other second and seemed to be some confusion on the estimates as well during the 2 days. They ended up giving us an up to date cost when I went in to address the concerns of a new estimate they called to give me. Otherwise the staff including the Dr's were very patient and caring during my dogs overnight stay and our concerns. They accommodated our requests when we requested to visit her and every time I called in to check on my dog and all of the questions I asked as well during her stay and after.
Valentin Garcia
27 Apr 2018
REPORT
Horrible, most of the people are super rude and they suck with service. Can’t believe it’s actually still in business
Andrew msdlfanslgibnasds
3 Apr 2018
REPORT
This place is very honest. They may cost a lot but they try to give u a 5 star treatment. My dog had gotten bit and had 2 deep wounds. I didn’t have enough money to fix my dog, they wanted 2000$. Ins...
This place is very honest. They may cost a lot but they try to give u a 5 star treatment. My dog had gotten bit and had 2 deep wounds. I didn’t have enough money to fix my dog, they wanted 2000$. Instead of putting the dog down we sedated the dog so I can buy time to maybe either find a more affordable option or surrender him to get fixed and relocated into a new home... They then waived the sedation and office visit for me to help me and my situation. Very thankful.
Shenandoah Hage
28 Mar 2018
REPORT
My experience with this place is very positive. I brought my dog here one night and the front office/intake was very organized and helpful and I was able to be seen and speak to a doctor twice within...
My experience with this place is very positive. I brought my dog here one night and the front office/intake was very organized and helpful and I was able to be seen and speak to a doctor twice within a couple hours. People complain about the price but that's mostly what you would expect when you go to an after-hours vet clinic - kind of like if a person goes to urgent care. Really my experience with the front desk and the vet himself (forgot his name) means I would definitely come back here if we encountered an emergency again.
John Gillette
19 Nov 2017
REPORT
We've taken 2 of our dogs here 3 times and our cat once. Every time we've had fast and courteous service. Follow ups with our Vet indicated that we got the correct diagnosis' and treatment. Not ine...
We've taken 2 of our dogs here 3 times and our cat once. Every time we've had fast and courteous service. Follow ups with our Vet indicated that we got the correct diagnosis' and treatment. Not inexpensive, but worth it to us.
They were also recommended by our Vet for emergency services.
Blake Kunisch
3 Oct 2017
REPORT
Sure, they're not as cheap as your vet, but I'm an emergency, you pay a premium. Our dog got into some Tylenol and they treated or right away and monitored her until they were confident she was ok. Ve...
Sure, they're not as cheap as your vet, but I'm an emergency, you pay a premium. Our dog got into some Tylenol and they treated or right away and monitored her until they were confident she was ok. Very happy with staff, waiting room was clean and accommodating. This place was recommended by my vet and I'm happy we went a little out of the way for great service.
Amber I
13 Aug 2017
REPORT
Had a good experience. They saw my pet right away. And treated her quickly. And the prices are reasonable. Worth the money I spent for peace of mind.
Annette Tartaglio Phillips
26 Feb 2017
REPORT
Sadly my cat passed away in his sleep. I was heartbroken and found this clinic to take him in to have him cremated. The staff was very helpful and sent a card of condolences which was greatly apprecia...
Sadly my cat passed away in his sleep. I was heartbroken and found this clinic to take him in to have him cremated. The staff was very helpful and sent a card of condolences which was greatly appreciated. Thank you from Patchy and myself.
Kelsy Nicolini
3 Oct 2016
REPORT
I already left my review on Yelp but Facebook wants it too. We brought our 2 year old dog into this "lovely" establishment after she had suffered vomiting after a non-invasive surgery on her paw. The...
I already left my review on Yelp but Facebook wants it too. We brought our 2 year old dog into this "lovely" establishment after she had suffered vomiting after a non-invasive surgery on her paw. The doctor wanted to keep her overnight and give her IV and antibiotics to reduce her fever which was 104. They did so, and continued to monitor her temperature for nearly 24 hours. Each time we'd call, we'd get 103, 105, 104, 105... never any progress. We'd suggest that perhaps she was in pain from her surgery and they'd refuse to administer pain medication (well after the vomiting had ended). We kept getting "we're icing her fluids". Clearly this wasn't doing anything, so why they'd not venture into other possibilities is beyond me. We decided we wanted to get a second opinion (perhaps a competent one with attentive doctors). When we came to pick her up, our dog was soaked in her own pee, and the incision on her foot was soaked as well. On top of that, when we'd dropped her off I told them she'd had surgery THAT DAY and shouldn't be on hard surfaces. Each time I saw my dog, she was made to walk as best she could. No assistance was offered to her whatsoever. We got our dog from this Emergency Clinic and took her to Long Beach Animal Emergency. The staff could not understand why our dog received the treatment she did, and why she wasn't given things that could have helped her. They began to administer what they believed would help.... a few hours later her fever was consistently managed. The culprit? Pain. Which Orange County Emergency Clinic REFUSED to help her with. Thanks for letting my dog suffer for the last 24 hours... perhaps if we would have taken her elsewhere to begin with our ideas would have been taken into consideration and she'd already be home. Not wasting my time with you ever again. You've been great in the past but this is beyond forgivable. I advise others to look further if it will be a long term stay.
Marjorie LaMar
30 Sep 2016
REPORT
We brought our jack/chi mix @9pm after a coyote attack. He has an extemely thick coat. They took him from our hands and walked him to the back. Then we were told to pay 500 upfront before they did mor...
We brought our jack/chi mix @9pm after a coyote attack. He has an extemely thick coat. They took him from our hands and walked him to the back. Then we were told to pay 500 upfront before they did more then make him comfortable. Before they even knew what happened. All we saw was a dog in shock and his arm bleeding. We were taken to the consult room and told what happened. The vet made it sound like no big deal we will keep him over night and stitch him up, maybe a drain or 2. No major damage aside from torn muscles. That the puncture wounds said it was a coyote. My husband said "were already in 500 and hes fine might as well pay the rest"
The rest came to $1,600 dollars. I picked up my dog the next day. To my horror, after he was shaved he looked like he was torn to shreads and sewed together. I took him home. He was still in shock and suffering. I was ready to take him to be put down he was suffering so bad. I called my vet and he said to give him way more pain medication and come see him the next day. My dog snapped out of the shock and just laid in pain. This dog does not stop. He is high energy. For him to lay in one spot is bad. It happened on the 23rd. Hes still in pain but acting more himself.
If i had known the extent of his injuries i would have put him down. The vet down played it. He suffered....hes better a bit now but still in pain. I wish we were told the gravity of his injuries so he didnt have to suffer.
Marlene Craig
19 Sep 2016
REPORT
These professionals really relate to how I feel about my animals. It's easy to see they really care about their patients.
Rocio Davis
31 Jul 2016
REPORT
Very happy with the service. They are very caring and professional. They were willing to work with me on my budget from $478 to $159 what was best for my dog. You do have a choice of the service you ...
Very happy with the service. They are very caring and professional. They were willing to work with me on my budget from $478 to $159 what was best for my dog. You do have a choice of the service you can afford, just ask and be honest. I do recommend this Emergency Pet Clinic.
Gary Borgen
11 Jul 2016
REPORT
This place is terrible, it is a rip off.We Took our puppy in for a dog bite at 8 pm. They take our puppy away and tell us next to nothing. After about 2 1/2 hours they say she will be O.K., but she ...
This place is terrible, it is a rip off.We Took our puppy in for a dog bite at 8 pm. They take our puppy away and tell us next to nothing. After about 2 1/2 hours they say she will be O.K., but she needs the wound cleaned and some shots, it will be another 45 minutes and.they recommend that they keep her over night, we declined. $300.00 later we got our puppy back with a plastic cone on her head. They would not answer any of our care questions-said ask your vet when you follow up. We took her the following morning to our vet who said everything was fine and we could loose the cone (which she hated). This place will load the bill up by playing off your emotions. If there is any other place you can go-you should go there, this place is mostly interested in draining your wallet-your pet is only the means to do it.
Michelle Lau Reynoso
20 Jun 2016
REPORT
No one wants to come here, because that usually means something is wrong with our pet. I'm happy that there is such a place when our regular vet is close. Sure this place isn't cheap but would you rat...
No one wants to come here, because that usually means something is wrong with our pet. I'm happy that there is such a place when our regular vet is close. Sure this place isn't cheap but would you rather have your pet suffer for 8 hours until your vet is open at 8 am? or take your pet in and alleviate the pain? #RIP Clyde. I'll miss you.
jgluv2run
24 May 2016
REPORT
Marianna (front office), was very caring and helpful. It was on a Sunday, And our dog had torn its dewclaw and was very uncomfortable. She helped us (no charge) and we were on our way in a short peri...
Marianna (front office), was very caring and helpful. It was on a Sunday, And our dog had torn its dewclaw and was very uncomfortable. She helped us (no charge) and we were on our way in a short period of time!
Joe Blow
2 May 2016
REPORT
WARNING: Dog got a foxtail burr stuck into her gums and kids took dog to this Sunday Emergency vet. When I got there they need authorization to administer a sedative and intravenous catheter. The to...
WARNING: Dog got a foxtail burr stuck into her gums and kids took dog to this Sunday Emergency vet. When I got there they need authorization to administer a sedative and intravenous catheter. The total cost including the "extraction" and initial examination, etc would be $206. I asked to see the dog. The receptionist brought her into a room. I looked in the dogs mouth, saw the foxtail burr and pulled it out with my fingers. Done. Problem solved. They told me to wait in the room so the vet could see me. After 15 min's the receptionist came back in and said the vet would not need to see me. I paid the $60 "Initial Examination" fee and left. Was it a complete scam? Was it incompetence? Or did the burr loosen up in the gums on its own maybe? I don't know. I do know that I will never go back there. The attending veterinarian was Jack Beshal DVM.
For whatever it's worth, I am a 38 year local law enforcement officer, and not just a habitual crank complainer. A word to the wise.
Brenda Lea Rushforth
1 May 2016
REPORT
Only just recently had to bring a kitten to after hours emergency care and we were rather impressed with this facility! We had a great experience here!
Colleen H
14 Apr 2016
REPORT
Our little Yorkie was with us one morning while we ran errands. I had gone into the drs office while my husband stayed in the car with our little Maxine. She was only 3 1/2 years old and seemingly hea...
Our little Yorkie was with us one morning while we ran errands. I had gone into the drs office while my husband stayed in the car with our little Maxine. She was only 3 1/2 years old and seemingly healthy. She was in his arms, panting when she looked up at him, whimpered three times and passed away! Sudden and without any warning what so ever that anything was wrong. To say the loss was devastating is to severely understate the event. We contacted OC Emergency Pet Clinic to handle the cremation of our little baby. We were met with compassion, understanding and empathy. There are just no words in any language to express the depth of our loss. We expect her cremains tomorrow. But today, we received a card, signed by all staff with our little Maxine's paw print. We are so grateful for everyone at OC Emergency Pet Clinic. Thank you for walking with us and for the memorial paw print that we will treasure.
J+C Hartsock
tracey B
10 Dec 2015
REPORT
I would like to say this place is nice clean and efficient. The front office staff was super nice and sympathetic to us however we met with Dr. Marina Yamate was very condescending when we were trying...
I would like to say this place is nice clean and efficient. The front office staff was super nice and sympathetic to us however we met with Dr. Marina Yamate was very condescending when we were trying to ask her questions about our ill German Shepherd.
When I asked if the mass they spotted was cancerous her response to me was "I DON'T HAVE MICROSCOPIC EYEBALLS." I was taken back, I didn't expect a Dr to talk to us that way especially when we are crying our eyes out after hearing such horrible news. She continuously cut us off when we would ask questions and when I asked if I could know the size of the mass she got all frustrated huffed and puffed like we were bothering her. I didn't feel comfortable leaving my dog there nor making a life changing decision at that point so I took her home and first thing in the morning went to my regular vet Yorba Regional Animal Hospital where unfortunately we ended up losing our baby girl.
My advice is for this clinic is to have Dr. Marina Yamate learn to have some bedside manner towards us pet owners and don't make people feel like we were negligent pet owners. Explain what your diagnosis is. Don't leave everyone upset and confused because you do not know how to explain yourself.
Yorba Regional is by far the best animal hospital the staff goes above and beyond at such a traumatic time in your life. It's worth the drive to Anaheim Hills.
Don't waste your time and money at this place. They charge you for every little thing and when they realize they can't play off your emotions and rip you off anymore they treat you worse. You have no idea how your pet is being treated being back there and that in itself is scary.
They really need to do their homework and look into this Doctor that is on their staff.
Edith Jimenez
24 Oct 2015
REPORT
It was a horrible experience, and a guy with a ponytail was very rude, and he didn't even give us his name ....The only nice person was a short Asian guy that in the night
Jenny Hoy Fortinberry
28 Sep 2015
REPORT
They did a great job watching over my dog for the night. Very caring!
Sarah Shelgren
17 Sep 2015
REPORT
The receptionist was horrible. Not welcoming at all. Her name tag said she was a Vet Tech, but I didn't get the vibe she even liked animals. The doctor was very nice and helpful. However, use caution ...
The receptionist was horrible. Not welcoming at all. Her name tag said she was a Vet Tech, but I didn't get the vibe she even liked animals. The doctor was very nice and helpful. However, use caution when deciding what treatment to give your pet. This doctor recommended blood tests, urine tests, xrays, steroids and pain meds for my puppy's bladder infection...all for the low low price of $400. I've had a few bladder infections in my day and have never received this kind of treatment --- we'll just take the antibiotics please! On our follow up visit to our trusted Vet, we were reassured all of these additional tests and treatments weren't necessary for a dog her age. Lesson learned - it's fine for emergency care..but beware...they are greedy and will try to get you to pay for ridiculous and unnecessary procedures. I wouldn't have been surprised if they told me they needed to neuter her...even though she's a girl...and has no balls.
Thomas Wasnok
15 Aug 2015
REPORT
The kindest techs and Dr I've ever met. They knew I was upset and comforted me. Today I received a card that everyone signed. Thank you all for trying. Beware City of Fullerton the coyotes are out the...
The kindest techs and Dr I've ever met. They knew I was upset and comforted me. Today I received a card that everyone signed. Thank you all for trying. Beware City of Fullerton the coyotes are out there even by Independence Park, Flood Control Channel. Keep all pets in at night. Don't go through what I did. Poor little guy never knew what hit him. He had passed before I arrived here but prayed there was hope.
Justin Avila
20 Jul 2015
REPORT
This place really sucks they want to overcharge you for procedures you dont need. And then they tricked me and my wife into putting our cat down when he could have been saved. Worst clinic ever. I wou...
This place really sucks they want to overcharge you for procedures you dont need. And then they tricked me and my wife into putting our cat down when he could have been saved. Worst clinic ever. I would not recommend this place to anybody. Oh yeah, they were all also rude.
Teresa Rivas
31 Oct 2014
REPORT
I am so grateful for Dr. Yamate and her staff. The Doctor and nurses are wonderful, understanding, and caring. I am HAPPY I went to La Habra Emergency Pet Clinic! Because, my Jack Jack, broke her wing...
I am so grateful for Dr. Yamate and her staff. The Doctor and nurses are wonderful, understanding, and caring. I am HAPPY I went to La Habra Emergency Pet Clinic! Because, my Jack Jack, broke her wing. Dr. Yamate and her staff took great care of my sweet baby duck. Most Vets turn me away because they do not know how to care for a duck. I am so LUCKY to have found a great Doctor and Staff. Now I no longer have to worry about my pets!! THANK YOU!
mjsetar
12 May 2014
REPORT
Had our 13 year old Lab there this weekend (late Friday night and again Saturday) and was very happy with the service and staff. They took us right in and immediately helped carry our 60 lb boy.
Th...
Had our 13 year old Lab there this weekend (late Friday night and again Saturday) and was very happy with the service and staff. They took us right in and immediately helped carry our 60 lb boy.
The estimate of charges helped us determine how we wanted to proceed and quite frankly we thought for emergency care that the price was high but could have been worse.
When his condition didn't improve the next day, I called and they told me to bring him back and the re-exam would be no charge. They recommended he stay overnight and get IV med treatment. Gave us a low and high estimate of what it would cost (hard for them to know for sure what he might need). We ended up leaving him overnight and was told to call whenever to check on him (we did 3 times and they were very kind, detailed and patient with responses and our questions).
Luckily he responded to the treatment and we took him home the next day. Our charges stayed at the low estimate they gave us so I really feel they are in it for the health/well being of the animal, not the $. When we left they gave us copies of all x-rays and blood work without my asking.
I'd absolutely take our pets there again and recommend to others.
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Where is Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic located?
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic is located at 3920 N Harbor Blvd, Fullerton, California 92835. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Fullerton area and surrounding communities.
What time does Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic open and close each day?
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic is open Monday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM, Tuesday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM, Wednesday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM, Thursday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM, Friday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 00:00 AM to 24:00 PM. On Sundays, it's open 00:00 AM to 24:00 PM.
Is Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic open on Saturdays?
Yes, Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 00:00AM to 24:00 PM.
How can I book an appointment at Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic?
You can book an appointment online with Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic offer?
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic in Fullerton offers a range of veterinary services, including Anesthesiology, Behavioral Counseling, Blood Pressure Monitoring, Bloodwork, Boarding. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Fullerton clinic.
Does Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic?
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Fullerton has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
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Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic
Fullerton, California
3920 N Harbor Blvd
Fullerton California 92835
General Info
Nothing happens without an assessment of the environment at Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic in Fullerton. Pet evaluation processes rely on stances, the acquisition of initial patterns, and sounds as well as entire leaning positions to enable staff members to change session dynamics completely. The first few minutes are characterized by a total lack of intervention. Pets probe floor surfaces, react to temperature transitions, and detect hallway rhythms. Staff members pay attention to their own positioning (e.g., near walls/exits, next to the owner) and observe the dog’s blink rate, breathing tempo, and sniff behavior. As a result, due to tension, the room tone stops, the lighting changes, and interactions with an object or a person go through motions or quiet mirroring. The Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic performs sophisticated health assessments and checks the inflammatory response. Pain management and dietary adjustments may become necessary to enhance the movement patterns of aging cats or dogs. Evolution unlocked another step solely when the pattern recognition became second nature. The visit advances if the dog decides to move toward reorientation rather than flinching, and if a cat watches rather than runs away. Home care protocols outline how and when to dim lights before meals and soften sounds in cubicle entrances. They also let the animal dictate the pace of post-treatment re-entry. The information owners receive goes beyond just medication schedules and feeding times. Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic provides services to Fullerton residents respectfully in a way that enhances wellbeing and continuity of care even after the patients return to their homes. Throughout California, this kind of awareness sets certain standards in the community. The team provides several services such as anesthesiology, behavioral counseling, blood pressure monitoring, bloodwork, and boarding. Clients consistently praise the practice for its commitment and caring approach toward pets’ needs. Be it routine check-ups or complex procedures, your pet will receive the best care possible in a soothing and friendly environment.
Business Hours
Monday
00:00AM-24:00PM
Tuesday
00:00AM-24:00PM
Wednesday
00:00AM-24:00PM
Thursday
00:00AM-24:00PM
Friday
00:00AM-24:00PM
Saturday
00:00AM-24:00PM
Sunday
00:00AM-24:00PM
Services
Anesthesiology
Behavioral Counseling
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Bloodwork
Boarding
Deworming
Diagnostics
Emergency Care
Endoscopy
Exotic Pet Care
Internal Medicine
Laboratory
Ophthalmology
Orthopedic Surgery
Physical Therapy
Pocket Pet Care
Radiology (X-rays)
Reptile Care
Spay/Neuter
Surgery
Vaccinations
Wellness Exams
Reviews
Coronado Steve
18 Jun 2018
We have had several emergencies with our dog, almost always after normal vet hours and typically the result of a bee sting for which he is quite allergic. Each time the service has been prompt, profes...
We have had several emergencies with our dog, almost always after normal vet hours and typically the result of a bee sting for which he is quite allergic. Each time the service has been prompt, professional and reasonably priced for emergency services.
K T
6 Jun 2018
I'm giving 3 stars only because the cost seems to add up every other second and seemed to be some confusion on the estimates as well during the 2 days. They ended up giving us an up to date cost when...
I'm giving 3 stars only because the cost seems to add up every other second and seemed to be some confusion on the estimates as well during the 2 days. They ended up giving us an up to date cost when I went in to address the concerns of a new estimate they called to give me. Otherwise the staff including the Dr's were very patient and caring during my dogs overnight stay and our concerns. They accommodated our requests when we requested to visit her and every time I called in to check on my dog and all of the questions I asked as well during her stay and after.
Valentin Garcia
27 Apr 2018
Horrible, most of the people are super rude and they suck with service. Can’t believe it’s actually still in business
Andrew msdlfanslgibnasds
3 Apr 2018
This place is very honest. They may cost a lot but they try to give u a 5 star treatment. My dog had gotten bit and had 2 deep wounds. I didn’t have enough money to fix my dog, they wanted 2000$. Ins...
This place is very honest. They may cost a lot but they try to give u a 5 star treatment. My dog had gotten bit and had 2 deep wounds. I didn’t have enough money to fix my dog, they wanted 2000$. Instead of putting the dog down we sedated the dog so I can buy time to maybe either find a more affordable option or surrender him to get fixed and relocated into a new home... They then waived the sedation and office visit for me to help me and my situation. Very thankful.
Shenandoah Hage
28 Mar 2018
My experience with this place is very positive. I brought my dog here one night and the front office/intake was very organized and helpful and I was able to be seen and speak to a doctor twice within...
My experience with this place is very positive. I brought my dog here one night and the front office/intake was very organized and helpful and I was able to be seen and speak to a doctor twice within a couple hours. People complain about the price but that's mostly what you would expect when you go to an after-hours vet clinic - kind of like if a person goes to urgent care. Really my experience with the front desk and the vet himself (forgot his name) means I would definitely come back here if we encountered an emergency again.
John Gillette
19 Nov 2017
We've taken 2 of our dogs here 3 times and our cat once. Every time we've had fast and courteous service. Follow ups with our Vet indicated that we got the correct diagnosis' and treatment. Not ine...
We've taken 2 of our dogs here 3 times and our cat once. Every time we've had fast and courteous service. Follow ups with our Vet indicated that we got the correct diagnosis' and treatment. Not inexpensive, but worth it to us.
They were also recommended by our Vet for emergency services.
Blake Kunisch
3 Oct 2017
Sure, they're not as cheap as your vet, but I'm an emergency, you pay a premium. Our dog got into some Tylenol and they treated or right away and monitored her until they were confident she was ok. Ve...
Sure, they're not as cheap as your vet, but I'm an emergency, you pay a premium. Our dog got into some Tylenol and they treated or right away and monitored her until they were confident she was ok. Very happy with staff, waiting room was clean and accommodating. This place was recommended by my vet and I'm happy we went a little out of the way for great service.
Amber I
13 Aug 2017
Had a good experience. They saw my pet right away. And treated her quickly. And the prices are reasonable. Worth the money I spent for peace of mind.
Annette Tartaglio Phillips
26 Feb 2017
Sadly my cat passed away in his sleep. I was heartbroken and found this clinic to take him in to have him cremated. The staff was very helpful and sent a card of condolences which was greatly apprecia...
Sadly my cat passed away in his sleep. I was heartbroken and found this clinic to take him in to have him cremated. The staff was very helpful and sent a card of condolences which was greatly appreciated. Thank you from Patchy and myself.
Kelsy Nicolini
3 Oct 2016
I already left my review on Yelp but Facebook wants it too. We brought our 2 year old dog into this "lovely" establishment after she had suffered vomiting after a non-invasive surgery on her paw. The...
I already left my review on Yelp but Facebook wants it too. We brought our 2 year old dog into this "lovely" establishment after she had suffered vomiting after a non-invasive surgery on her paw. The doctor wanted to keep her overnight and give her IV and antibiotics to reduce her fever which was 104. They did so, and continued to monitor her temperature for nearly 24 hours. Each time we'd call, we'd get 103, 105, 104, 105... never any progress. We'd suggest that perhaps she was in pain from her surgery and they'd refuse to administer pain medication (well after the vomiting had ended). We kept getting "we're icing her fluids". Clearly this wasn't doing anything, so why they'd not venture into other possibilities is beyond me. We decided we wanted to get a second opinion (perhaps a competent one with attentive doctors). When we came to pick her up, our dog was soaked in her own pee, and the incision on her foot was soaked as well. On top of that, when we'd dropped her off I told them she'd had surgery THAT DAY and shouldn't be on hard surfaces. Each time I saw my dog, she was made to walk as best she could. No assistance was offered to her whatsoever. We got our dog from this Emergency Clinic and took her to Long Beach Animal Emergency. The staff could not understand why our dog received the treatment she did, and why she wasn't given things that could have helped her. They began to administer what they believed would help.... a few hours later her fever was consistently managed. The culprit? Pain. Which Orange County Emergency Clinic REFUSED to help her with. Thanks for letting my dog suffer for the last 24 hours... perhaps if we would have taken her elsewhere to begin with our ideas would have been taken into consideration and she'd already be home. Not wasting my time with you ever again. You've been great in the past but this is beyond forgivable. I advise others to look further if it will be a long term stay.
Marjorie LaMar
30 Sep 2016
We brought our jack/chi mix @9pm after a coyote attack. He has an extemely thick coat. They took him from our hands and walked him to the back. Then we were told to pay 500 upfront before they did mor...
We brought our jack/chi mix @9pm after a coyote attack. He has an extemely thick coat. They took him from our hands and walked him to the back. Then we were told to pay 500 upfront before they did more then make him comfortable. Before they even knew what happened. All we saw was a dog in shock and his arm bleeding. We were taken to the consult room and told what happened. The vet made it sound like no big deal we will keep him over night and stitch him up, maybe a drain or 2. No major damage aside from torn muscles. That the puncture wounds said it was a coyote. My husband said "were already in 500 and hes fine might as well pay the rest"
The rest came to $1,600 dollars. I picked up my dog the next day. To my horror, after he was shaved he looked like he was torn to shreads and sewed together. I took him home. He was still in shock and suffering. I was ready to take him to be put down he was suffering so bad. I called my vet and he said to give him way more pain medication and come see him the next day. My dog snapped out of the shock and just laid in pain. This dog does not stop. He is high energy. For him to lay in one spot is bad. It happened on the 23rd. Hes still in pain but acting more himself.
If i had known the extent of his injuries i would have put him down. The vet down played it. He suffered....hes better a bit now but still in pain. I wish we were told the gravity of his injuries so he didnt have to suffer.
Marlene Craig
19 Sep 2016
These professionals really relate to how I feel about my animals. It's easy to see they really care about their patients.
Rocio Davis
31 Jul 2016
Very happy with the service. They are very caring and professional. They were willing to work with me on my budget from $478 to $159 what was best for my dog. You do have a choice of the service you ...
Very happy with the service. They are very caring and professional. They were willing to work with me on my budget from $478 to $159 what was best for my dog. You do have a choice of the service you can afford, just ask and be honest. I do recommend this Emergency Pet Clinic.
Gary Borgen
11 Jul 2016
This place is terrible, it is a rip off.We Took our puppy in for a dog bite at 8 pm. They take our puppy away and tell us next to nothing. After about 2 1/2 hours they say she will be O.K., but she ...
This place is terrible, it is a rip off.We Took our puppy in for a dog bite at 8 pm. They take our puppy away and tell us next to nothing. After about 2 1/2 hours they say she will be O.K., but she needs the wound cleaned and some shots, it will be another 45 minutes and.they recommend that they keep her over night, we declined. $300.00 later we got our puppy back with a plastic cone on her head. They would not answer any of our care questions-said ask your vet when you follow up. We took her the following morning to our vet who said everything was fine and we could loose the cone (which she hated). This place will load the bill up by playing off your emotions. If there is any other place you can go-you should go there, this place is mostly interested in draining your wallet-your pet is only the means to do it.
Michelle Lau Reynoso
20 Jun 2016
No one wants to come here, because that usually means something is wrong with our pet. I'm happy that there is such a place when our regular vet is close. Sure this place isn't cheap but would you rat...
No one wants to come here, because that usually means something is wrong with our pet. I'm happy that there is such a place when our regular vet is close. Sure this place isn't cheap but would you rather have your pet suffer for 8 hours until your vet is open at 8 am? or take your pet in and alleviate the pain? #RIP Clyde. I'll miss you.
jgluv2run
24 May 2016
Marianna (front office), was very caring and helpful. It was on a Sunday, And our dog had torn its dewclaw and was very uncomfortable. She helped us (no charge) and we were on our way in a short peri...
Marianna (front office), was very caring and helpful. It was on a Sunday, And our dog had torn its dewclaw and was very uncomfortable. She helped us (no charge) and we were on our way in a short period of time!
Joe Blow
2 May 2016
WARNING: Dog got a foxtail burr stuck into her gums and kids took dog to this Sunday Emergency vet. When I got there they need authorization to administer a sedative and intravenous catheter. The to...
WARNING: Dog got a foxtail burr stuck into her gums and kids took dog to this Sunday Emergency vet. When I got there they need authorization to administer a sedative and intravenous catheter. The total cost including the "extraction" and initial examination, etc would be $206. I asked to see the dog. The receptionist brought her into a room. I looked in the dogs mouth, saw the foxtail burr and pulled it out with my fingers. Done. Problem solved. They told me to wait in the room so the vet could see me. After 15 min's the receptionist came back in and said the vet would not need to see me. I paid the $60 "Initial Examination" fee and left. Was it a complete scam? Was it incompetence? Or did the burr loosen up in the gums on its own maybe? I don't know. I do know that I will never go back there. The attending veterinarian was Jack Beshal DVM.
For whatever it's worth, I am a 38 year local law enforcement officer, and not just a habitual crank complainer. A word to the wise.
Brenda Lea Rushforth
1 May 2016
Only just recently had to bring a kitten to after hours emergency care and we were rather impressed with this facility! We had a great experience here!
Colleen H
14 Apr 2016
Our little Yorkie was with us one morning while we ran errands. I had gone into the drs office while my husband stayed in the car with our little Maxine. She was only 3 1/2 years old and seemingly hea...
Our little Yorkie was with us one morning while we ran errands. I had gone into the drs office while my husband stayed in the car with our little Maxine. She was only 3 1/2 years old and seemingly healthy. She was in his arms, panting when she looked up at him, whimpered three times and passed away! Sudden and without any warning what so ever that anything was wrong. To say the loss was devastating is to severely understate the event. We contacted OC Emergency Pet Clinic to handle the cremation of our little baby. We were met with compassion, understanding and empathy. There are just no words in any language to express the depth of our loss. We expect her cremains tomorrow. But today, we received a card, signed by all staff with our little Maxine's paw print. We are so grateful for everyone at OC Emergency Pet Clinic. Thank you for walking with us and for the memorial paw print that we will treasure.
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tracey B
10 Dec 2015
I would like to say this place is nice clean and efficient. The front office staff was super nice and sympathetic to us however we met with Dr. Marina Yamate was very condescending when we were trying...
I would like to say this place is nice clean and efficient. The front office staff was super nice and sympathetic to us however we met with Dr. Marina Yamate was very condescending when we were trying to ask her questions about our ill German Shepherd.
When I asked if the mass they spotted was cancerous her response to me was "I DON'T HAVE MICROSCOPIC EYEBALLS." I was taken back, I didn't expect a Dr to talk to us that way especially when we are crying our eyes out after hearing such horrible news. She continuously cut us off when we would ask questions and when I asked if I could know the size of the mass she got all frustrated huffed and puffed like we were bothering her. I didn't feel comfortable leaving my dog there nor making a life changing decision at that point so I took her home and first thing in the morning went to my regular vet Yorba Regional Animal Hospital where unfortunately we ended up losing our baby girl.
My advice is for this clinic is to have Dr. Marina Yamate learn to have some bedside manner towards us pet owners and don't make people feel like we were negligent pet owners. Explain what your diagnosis is. Don't leave everyone upset and confused because you do not know how to explain yourself.
Yorba Regional is by far the best animal hospital the staff goes above and beyond at such a traumatic time in your life. It's worth the drive to Anaheim Hills.
Don't waste your time and money at this place. They charge you for every little thing and when they realize they can't play off your emotions and rip you off anymore they treat you worse. You have no idea how your pet is being treated being back there and that in itself is scary.
They really need to do their homework and look into this Doctor that is on their staff.
Edith Jimenez
24 Oct 2015
It was a horrible experience, and a guy with a ponytail was very rude, and he didn't even give us his name ....The only nice person was a short Asian guy that in the night
Jenny Hoy Fortinberry
28 Sep 2015
They did a great job watching over my dog for the night. Very caring!
Sarah Shelgren
17 Sep 2015
The receptionist was horrible. Not welcoming at all. Her name tag said she was a Vet Tech, but I didn't get the vibe she even liked animals. The doctor was very nice and helpful. However, use caution ...
The receptionist was horrible. Not welcoming at all. Her name tag said she was a Vet Tech, but I didn't get the vibe she even liked animals. The doctor was very nice and helpful. However, use caution when deciding what treatment to give your pet. This doctor recommended blood tests, urine tests, xrays, steroids and pain meds for my puppy's bladder infection...all for the low low price of $400. I've had a few bladder infections in my day and have never received this kind of treatment --- we'll just take the antibiotics please! On our follow up visit to our trusted Vet, we were reassured all of these additional tests and treatments weren't necessary for a dog her age. Lesson learned - it's fine for emergency care..but beware...they are greedy and will try to get you to pay for ridiculous and unnecessary procedures. I wouldn't have been surprised if they told me they needed to neuter her...even though she's a girl...and has no balls.
Thomas Wasnok
15 Aug 2015
The kindest techs and Dr I've ever met. They knew I was upset and comforted me. Today I received a card that everyone signed. Thank you all for trying. Beware City of Fullerton the coyotes are out the...
The kindest techs and Dr I've ever met. They knew I was upset and comforted me. Today I received a card that everyone signed. Thank you all for trying. Beware City of Fullerton the coyotes are out there even by Independence Park, Flood Control Channel. Keep all pets in at night. Don't go through what I did. Poor little guy never knew what hit him. He had passed before I arrived here but prayed there was hope.
Justin Avila
20 Jul 2015
This place really sucks they want to overcharge you for procedures you dont need. And then they tricked me and my wife into putting our cat down when he could have been saved. Worst clinic ever. I wou...
This place really sucks they want to overcharge you for procedures you dont need. And then they tricked me and my wife into putting our cat down when he could have been saved. Worst clinic ever. I would not recommend this place to anybody. Oh yeah, they were all also rude.
Teresa Rivas
31 Oct 2014
I am so grateful for Dr. Yamate and her staff. The Doctor and nurses are wonderful, understanding, and caring. I am HAPPY I went to La Habra Emergency Pet Clinic! Because, my Jack Jack, broke her wing...
I am so grateful for Dr. Yamate and her staff. The Doctor and nurses are wonderful, understanding, and caring. I am HAPPY I went to La Habra Emergency Pet Clinic! Because, my Jack Jack, broke her wing. Dr. Yamate and her staff took great care of my sweet baby duck. Most Vets turn me away because they do not know how to care for a duck. I am so LUCKY to have found a great Doctor and Staff. Now I no longer have to worry about my pets!! THANK YOU!
mjsetar
12 May 2014
Had our 13 year old Lab there this weekend (late Friday night and again Saturday) and was very happy with the service and staff. They took us right in and immediately helped carry our 60 lb boy.
Th...
Had our 13 year old Lab there this weekend (late Friday night and again Saturday) and was very happy with the service and staff. They took us right in and immediately helped carry our 60 lb boy.
The estimate of charges helped us determine how we wanted to proceed and quite frankly we thought for emergency care that the price was high but could have been worse.
When his condition didn't improve the next day, I called and they told me to bring him back and the re-exam would be no charge. They recommended he stay overnight and get IV med treatment. Gave us a low and high estimate of what it would cost (hard for them to know for sure what he might need). We ended up leaving him overnight and was told to call whenever to check on him (we did 3 times and they were very kind, detailed and patient with responses and our questions).
Luckily he responded to the treatment and we took him home the next day. Our charges stayed at the low estimate they gave us so I really feel they are in it for the health/well being of the animal, not the $. When we left they gave us copies of all x-rays and blood work without my asking.
I'd absolutely take our pets there again and recommend to others.
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FAQs
Where is Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic located?
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic is located at 3920 N Harbor Blvd, Fullerton, California 92835. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Fullerton area and surrounding communities.
What time does Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic open and close each day?
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic is open Monday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM, Tuesday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM, Wednesday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM, Thursday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM, Friday 00:00 AM - 24:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 00:00 AM to 24:00 PM. On Sundays, it's open 00:00 AM to 24:00 PM.
Is Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic open on Saturdays?
Yes, Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 00:00AM to 24:00 PM.
How can I book an appointment at Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic?
You can book an appointment online with Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic offer?
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic in Fullerton offers a range of veterinary services, including Anesthesiology, Behavioral Counseling, Blood Pressure Monitoring, Bloodwork, Boarding. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Fullerton clinic.
Does Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic?
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Fullerton has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
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