40 Reviews

Point Loma Veterinary Clinic

Name: Point Loma Veterinary Clinic
Address: 1964 Sunset Cliffs Blvd, San Diego, California, 92107, us
Telephone: (619) 222-4482
Rating: 3.5

San Diego, California

General Info

Point Loma Veterinary Clinic delivers direct animal care throughout all life stages to San Diego's pet community and nearby areas. San Diego's pet guardians frequently seek assistance from Point Loma Veterinary Clinic for intricate medical situations including chronic disease management and mobility problems along with sudden injuries. Throughout the treatment process the clinic maintains consistent care delivery while ensuring effective communication. The clinic provides support for pets across all age groups through guidance on nutrition and dental health as well as behavioral consultations and post-operative recovery. The diagnostic features within their facility enable healthcare professionals to obtain prompt insights whenever pets exhibit illness symptoms. Regardless of their tenure in San Diego, pet owners from all walks of life experience ongoing reassurance through the exceptional care delivered by Point Loma Veterinary Clinic. Through their steadfast dedication to animal health every appointment becomes valuable. This veterinary clinic provides seasonal pet wellness guidance while promoting early detection of behavioral and mobility shifts to assist San Diego pet owners and those in nearby California regions in making informed choices throughout the year. The practice delivers seasonal pet wellness advice while promoting early intervention for behavioral or mobility changes to assist San Diego pet owners and those in nearby California regions in making informed decisions throughout the year. This veterinary clinic provides seasonal wellness tips for pets while promoting early detection of behavioral and mobility issues to assist San Diego pet owners and those in nearby California regions in making year-round informed choices. The practice provides seasonal pet wellness guidance while promoting early intervention for behavioral or mobility changes to assist San Diego and nearby California pet owners in making informed decisions throughout the year. The practice delivers seasonal pet wellness guidance while promoting early intervention for behavioral or mobility alterations to assist pet owners in San Diego and nearby California regions to make informed choices throughout the year. The practice delivers seasonal pet wellness guidance alongside prompts for early behavioral and mobility intervention to assist San Diego and surrounding California pet owners in making informed decisions throughout the year.

Services

Dental Care

Grooming

Reviews

kate mchugh

7 Apr 2018

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Before I go into details, I would like to add that Ashley, the Veterinary assistant, is wonderful. I sincerely hope that she finds a veterinarian to work for that actually cares about animals. My dog is new to California, having relocated from my mothers house in another state. This was our first veterinary visit here in San Diego. I called ahead of time and asked for quotes on different services. I was quoted a price for an initial exam, and after I mentioned that they were advertising online for a special for first exam fee for new clients, I was told that they only honor that for people who ask. If you advertise something online, it is bad business to not honor that unconditionally. I also asked to get prices on various services before scheduling the appointment. My visit goes like this: Ashley takes us into the exam room and goes over the basics, such as how the visit will go, what to expect, and takes some basic information from us. Mind you... I have brought my dog in for pain in his back leg/hip from an injury when he was a pup, prior to his rescue many years ago. I would like to add that I am a Healthcare provider, am very familiar with medications, and also come from a family who has active, well established and professional veterinarians, with their own clinics, in other states. Dr. Valerie Cardeiro enters the room after Ashley has let her know that we are ready. She made no eye contact and did not even shake mine or my daughter's hand. That is the first sign of a complete lack of professionalism. You are running a business. Act like it. After his exam, she proceeds to tell me that the animal would need to be operated on to truly fix his arthritis, which was disputed by veterinarians before her, unbeknownst to her. She hadn't even X-rayed him before telling me this. Laughable. My dog is almost 11 years old. I will not be operating on him for a sore hip/leg. She then goes in to how many other 'problems' that she is finding with him. Interesting how NO OTHER veterinarian, including his longtime veterinarian in Kansas has ever mentioned any of these expensive and unnecessary procedures. When she learned that we would be looking around, she instantly became callous and it was very clear that she did not care about our animal or us. She cared that she was not getting several hundred dollars from me that day. She put together a 'quote,' an outrageous one at that, and I asked Ashley if I could get a copy of it, so that I could research the medications that she was proposing. Ashley informed me that she would be happy to provide a copy, but she needed to keep the original in the file. I had no problem with this. Upon leaving, Dr. Cardiero was nowhere to be found.....UNTIL I asked for the quote again. Her response: "We do not do that." Do what?!?! Give your clients the names of the medications that you are suggesting, so that they can be researched?!?! I again repeated to her that I would like to research the medications before making any decisions and I also reiterated that I am searching for the right Veterinarian and will also be checking out other vets. She refused to give me the names of the medications, her original treatment plan, or any other details. Her last response was truly the topper. She belittled me and asked: "Don't you make your veterinarian decisions based upon whether you like the vet or not?" Yes, Dr. Cardiero. I do. I make my decisions based upon who I like. That person must be honest, forthcoming, and professional, and most importantly...qualified. You lack all of those qualities. What kind of Veterinary professional outright refuses to give you a copy of their treatment suggestions, including medications? A terrible one. Once Dr. Cardiero knew that she was not going to 'cash in' that day, she became rude and even offensive. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!! Read Less

Alexa Barnes

6 Apr 2018

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I have been taking my dog here for about 6 months. We have had regular check-ups and vaccines and have also had a couple of emergency trips. Each time we needed they gladly made room for us and the experience has been great. I also purchase my dog's food/treats from Point Loma Veterinary Clinic. Read Less

Joshua Utley

19 Nov 2017

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Our Archie (fur baby) is always well taken care of here.

Christy Bratlien

23 Aug 2017

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Horrible experience here, arrived at my appointment time 15 minutes early waited in the vet room for an hour before the vet assistant came in asked questions regarding my dogs visit said she would let the vet know we are ready to be seen. Assistant came back in 20 minutes later saying the Doctor would be longer they couldn't even give me a time of how much longer it would be. My appointment was for 10:30 I waited for 1 1/2 to be told I'd need to make another appointment. I had to give a one star rate to even post this. Note: Not worth the one star rating. DO NOT GO HERE!!! Read Less

Faith Foster

12 Jul 2017

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Ive never had such friendly and great service! Definitely a place I can trust with my two precious fur babies. We will be returning with all our pets needs!

Megan C.

24 May 2017

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If I could give this clinic no stars I would. First off, my appointment was really early, right when they opened and when I got there I was quickly placed in a room and waited about 20 minutes before anyone came in. A vet tech came in 3 times taking about 15-20 mins to come back each time before actually seeing the vet. For being what seemed like the only person there I was confused by that. When the vet examined my dog it really seemed like she didn't know too much about my breed of dog. For instance my dog is 47lbs and she told me that for her breed she was too heavy. I've taken my dog to another vet since and they told me my dog was extremely healthy and I have nothing to worry about. I read reviews about how they try to sell everything and that's 100% accurate. My dog has anxiety and she gets red when she's anxious and to the veterinarian that meant she had allergies and needed expensive medicine and that's just one example. Everytime and there were several times, she would try to sell my on something I would politely tell her that I wasn't interested and this brought on a small attitude that I didn't appreciate. I brought my dog in for a simple ear infection and the first quote they gave me came to 300+ dollars. I ended up paying about 160$ of that just to learn from my new vet that my dog didn't need everything that I had paid for. These people do not care about animals they just care about money. I felt like I was at a car dealership and I will never take my fur baby here again. If I were you, I wouldn't either. Read Less

Geoff Page

19 May 2017

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Valerie Cardeiro had a place on Catalina before this. We were so upset by the treatment we received, we filed a complaint against her. We had her spay our six month old dachshund and she nearly died. We had to take her to and urgent animal care clinic where she recovered. We didn't get angry that time because there are risks to putting animals under anesthesia. Then, we took in another dog for an ear infection, a hound with long ears. We treated as the bottle said and took him in after that and his infection was worse because we were treating the wrong ear. They mislabeled the bottle for the wrong ear. No apology, nothing, in fact she blamed us. We had to pay for washing his ear out and new medicine, she gave us no break at all for the mistake her clinic made. We filed an action against her but nothing came of it. AVOID this vet. Read Less

Kristin M.

15 Mar 2017

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I was really nervous about getting my puppy spayed just because you hear so many horror stories but Dr. C and all the staff was so great. They kept me informed throughout the procedure and were availa... Read More

Judy McClish

7 Feb 2017

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The staff was very nice and pleasant. The softie was very courteous and nice to my dog

Tricia Bisch

21 Jan 2017

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Friendly staff, great service! Highly recommend it

brenda rodriguez

30 Dec 2016

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The staff was friendly and what not but when I took my pet there for the second appointment I noticed my dog wasn't the same ,as if they treat animals very badly , now my dog is very sensitive when I take him out he is very Timid towards strangers and he was a very outgoing and friendly pet to everyone .. never going there again . Avoid this place and save your time and money somewhere worthy.Read Less

Sarah L.

15 Oct 2016

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This vet clinic is great! The entire staff is super friendly and welcoming! Their prices are comparable to other vets in the area and I feel like they are pretty realistic about the care they give. We had our baby boy cat fixed there and our kitty girl looked at for a chronic eye infection. Our boy has recovered and it was nice to have been given extra pain killers for him post surgery (I've never had that given to my cats before). We were given two kinds of meds for our girly's eye. The first one didn't work because the infection is viral and the meds were antibacterial, but the second round worked great because they were steroids. Both kitties are doing great! Read Less

Justin L.

11 Jun 2016

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I've been taking my dog here for a few years and will never again. I went in for a check up for my healthy dog. They couldn't stress enough that i bring a fecal sample that i later found out is just another bs test they can milk money out of you for. The staff is totally polite but completely dismissive. When they brought out the $700 bill i literally laughed in their face. The ridiculous list of tests they were trying to give my dog was laughable. They were trying to push two new types of flea and tick prevention while saying they were going to save me money. I couldn't believe the situation and asked the vet tech to remove the ridiculous tests from the bill. She came back with a $400 saying the vet really thinks we need to do these tests. I then told them i will pay for the visit and im leaving. They got me for around $70 to tell me my healthy dog was healthy. The tech was snarky and insistent that had better prices that other clinics. I laughed and said goodbye. In the past on full check ups i had been poaying around $250. Push the bs product guys!!! I think your reviews speak for themselves. Read Less

Pamela Wright

14 May 2016

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Dr. Cardeiro and her staff our wonderful! They are friendly and very knowledgeable.

Schoolgirl P.

13 May 2016

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Dr. Cardeiro is wonderful. She is personable and professional and clearly loves animals. The staff is helpful and friendly. We first visited when we brought in our very sick cat. She needed surgery and Point Loma Veterinary Clinic quoted us the most reasonable price. The final price was within the range quoted to us and my cat recovered quickly. We decided to take our other cats in for check- ups and they received excellent care. Dr. Cardeiro and her staff took the time to answer all our questions and were very knowledgeable and nice. Read Less

Erick Maze Conrad

27 Apr 2016

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Best vet in all of OB! And maybe the world! So so grateful for Dr. Corderio and all the staff! !! The best! !!

Brittany K.

15 Apr 2016

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Worst vet ever!! I took my kitten here for flea and heart worm meds. I waited In the exam room for 45 minutes (and there was not one other person in the waiting room the whole time) I went out of the room to see how much longer it would be because my cat was getting impatient. The doctor came In five minutes later and was rushing. She grabbed my cat and, threw her on her side and just started doing the most forceful and aggressive pet exam ever. My cat was crying, scratching and biting (this is VERY unlike my cat, she's been an angel at every other vet I've been to). I asked the doctor to trim her nails while we were there and she was like "I don't have time for that, I had three back to back appointments." But then she proceeded to talk about how her son was a cook at A restaurant in OB for the next five minutes. I was pissed. And I was even more pissed when I got my bill. They raped me for $125 dollars for FLEA MEDS! They kept trying to talk me into the six month supply and vaccinations after I repeatedly declined. Screw this place. I hope that terrible veterinarian goes out of business. Do not go here!! Read Less

Gnome A.

13 Apr 2016

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I wasn't going to post a review but after going to another vet I now know I should have posted one sooner. At the time I felt like I was at a timeshare presentation mixed with speed dating for products. Not only did the doctor lie to us in order to upsell us on giving our dog unnecessary vaccinations, but so did every assistant, even as we were trying to leave. I say 'unnecessary' because I believe you shouldn't vaccinate for something that is treatable if diagnosed. Avoid. Read Less

Phil D

7 Apr 2016

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I was a client of Pt Loma Veterinary and Dr. Cardeiro for close to eight years. My wonderful Boxer, Arnold, was under the best of care with her and her staff every single time I brought him there. From his youthful injuries to his unfortunate diagnosis of lymphoma and ultimate passing, the compassion, expertise, and understanding of the breed was every bit what one should expect from a professional veterinary clinic, and in many cases I (appreciatively) felt was exceeding the standard. I was most impressed with how Dr. Cardeiro handled his cancer diagnosis, and the steps she took to ensure he received immediate attention and referrals to the specialists. The money was well spent and the personal care my beloved furry friend received was beyond what the chain's are capable of offering. I'm hopeful to one day get another Boxer and without question will choose Dr. Cardeiro and her facility for their care. Read Less

Laura W.

31 Mar 2016

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This vet clinic is ridiculous. The first visit I had with my puppy was fine, a kind man took care of us and answered all my questions. The 2nd visit, I was told he was no longer with them and the owner would be seeing my puppy - fine, ok. Until I watched the vet assistant literally go through a checklist of products and services to pitch to me before looking at my puppy who was there because she was SICK. The same vet assistant spoke to me in snide tones like I was an idiot. The vet (owner) finally came in and had a very aloof, disinterested demeanor. She didn't give me any real answers, just prescribed expensive medications that MIGHT work, and tried to get me to prepay for a fecal matter test. I got my puppy's shots records from them and she has an appointment set up elsewhere now. Don't go here; they are rude, snide, out to make money not care for animals, and very overpriced. Read Less

Barbara S.

10 Mar 2016

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We've entrusted our pet family care to Dr. Juan Pablo Romero for the past 9 years. We had the pleasure of visiting him at his new location, Point Loma Veterinary Clinic this past week and as usual couldn't be happier with his kind, thoughtful and thorough care of our 1 1/2 year old Golden Retriever, Ellie. We also really liked his new office. It's clean and bright and from everything I saw, very well equipped. The staff were super friendly and helpful. A couple of Dr. Romero's A-Team techs, Urbano & Stacy, also joined him from his prior clinic. We really like the location. It's about a mile into Ocean Beach after the freeway ends on the right hand side of the street with ample parking. We would follow Dr. Romero anywhere, and are thrilled with his new "home!" Read Less

Renee A.

8 Mar 2016

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My review is specifically for Dr. Juan Pablo Romero. I am a new puppy owner so, like many others, I tend to call the vet when my pup shows even the slightest sign of illness (sneezing too much, breathing weird, yawning too much, twitches when he sleeps, etc...yes, i've called about all of these.) Dr. Romero has been the kindest and most patient Veterinarian that every paranoid puppy mother could hope for. I've experienced a handful vets in the past that seemed like they didn't even like animals but Dr. Romero has amazing bed side manners and treats your pet with love and compassion. Not only is he kind and incredibly good at his job, he isn't pushy and doesnt try to sell you anything you don't need. We were so fond of him that we followed him from Balboa Veterinary Clinic to have my pup neutered. Bottom line, he's honest and he's genuine. This clinic may have terrible reviews but with Dr. Romero recently joining the staff, I guarantee the quality of care will increase exponentially. Read Less

Stacie C.

3 Mar 2016

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I have 4 older dogs who each has their own issues and Dr. Romero has taken excellent care of them. My most difficult one is buffy the bulldog, Dr. Romero just completed her spay which is very tricky with bulldogs; however I wouldn't trust anyone else to do it. Buffy came out of it with out any problems. If you are looking for an excellent vet you can trust I definitely recommend Dr. Romero. Read Less

Gusy Archipielago

1 Mar 2016

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Excelente presentacin y excelente veterinario y persona la que atender a sus mascotas

Jennifer P.

25 Feb 2016

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Dr. Romero has been providing the highest quality Veterinary care for ALL of my animal companions for more than 12 years. I am very pleased that he is now in practice at such a nice hospital, so close to my home! I really appreciate that they offer a free exam to new patients. The hospital is spacious and pristine. The staff is friendly, caring and well educated. I recently adopted a 3 year old female Great Dane (Passion). She had a Cesarean Section prior to coming to me. I am aware the breed is susceptible to Pyometra, a very serious infection in the the reproductive organs. I noticed some discharge and took her in to see Dr. Romero. Upon examination, he immediately put her on antibiotics and scheduled her to be spayed. At the same time he would tack her stomach, which will prevent bloat, the number one killer of Danes. This is a specialized procedure. I feel so fortunate that Dr. Romero has a special interest in giant breed dogs and owns one himself. Passion's surgery and recovery were a success! She went home with plenty of pain meds and 24 hours after surgery, she was her normal, happy self. The suture site is beautiful and healing great. Her sutures will be removed in a few days and Passion will continue her new life. Passion is not the first of my precious animal companions to have their lives saved by Dr. Romero. I never hesitate to refer family and friends to Point Loma Veterinary Clinic for exceptional care. Read Less

Taylor L.

8 Feb 2016

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My husband and i have been going here for about two years now. We almost switched recently because we had taken our older dog in for some lumps and all they could talk about was dental work. That's not why we were there. We decided to stay anyways and give them a second chance, plus we are being relocated else where mid this year so it seemed silly to change vets. We have added to our fur children and took our new puppy to get all his care going before we leave. Getting him fixed here has already been a joke!! they have called me THREE times making sure we were going to the appt. When we booked the appt they said we would be able to drop him off in the morning and then pick him up at the end of the day, which turned out to be a lie since they called my husband at WORK to pick him up now... not ok. i have talked to them more then once regarding this and during all these phone calls they did not mention no eating or drinking before surgery and we didnt even think about it until morning of... and sure enough he was not supposed to eat or drink!! Then they kept messing up what we needed done in that visit. we needed multiple things and it seemed like they could not remember what we had talked about at the first visit. So i sent my husband with a list of what we need just to be sure they didnt forget. Needless to say we are changing vets and i dont care that my pups will be seeing a new vet for only 6 months before we leave, it will be well worth the hassle!!!! Read Less

Troy L.

24 Jan 2016

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I have been living in Point Loma for 27 years and I would never bring the love of my life anywhere else other then Point Loma Veterinary, from the moment you walk in the door you are welcomed with kin... Read More

Annabelle N.

13 Jan 2016

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Friendly reception, but Dr. Cardeiro is the opposite of, unfortunately.

Wolfgang B.

9 Jan 2016

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Wonderful staff! And there very clean. I have never had a problem with them! They do very great work and never had any problem with billing or anything will definitely be coming here for a long time t... Read More

Melissa Lewis

21 Dec 2015

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Shes amazing with animals and my kitten was sick and had a bunch of things going on she answered all my questions over the phone and even when i took him there. Shes a great vet!

Tina Naumova

18 Dec 2015

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My husband and I moved to Point Loma 7 years ago and feel very fortunate to have had a neighbor recommend Dr. Cardeiro. She told us that Dr. Cardeiro had saved her dogs life. So, we took our baby(I mean our 11 pound Daschund Buttons) to her office. Dr. Cardeiro is the best! She is caring, concerned and thorough. I feel she is extremely knowledgable and provides excellent care. Her record keeping is detailed and on each visit you feel confident when she has completed details of Button's history. We trust her completely. The entire staff are professional and friendly, I just phone and say I'm Button's mom, and they always giggle and know who we are. Thank you Dr. Cardeiro and your entire staff for all of your great care! Joanna Darrow (Button's mom) Read Less

Valentina Boss

18 Dec 2015

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Aimee Walters

16 Jul 2015

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I've been taking my dogs to Dr. Cardiero and staff for about 5 years. Wouldn't see anyone else unless unless I moved too far away. I really appreciate the way she handles my older dog, who is a VERY difficult patient. (12 yr. old pitbull with several medical issues, who does not like new people very much) Dr. Cardiero and her staff are so gentle and only do what NEEDS to be done in a way that doesn't upset the dog. The staff and vet are thorough and present all options for treatment as well as prevention. I would highly recommend this team if you are serious about the health, longevity and quality of life for your pet.Read Less

Eric Lindsey

8 May 2015

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My rescue Cocker Spaniel has been a patient of Dr. Cardeiro for almost 4 years. Because of previous abuse my dog is very nervous around other people and I have never seen him act scared around Dr. Cardeiro. Her calm and relaxing approach always makes him feel comfortable. My dog has had dental work, minor ear surgery, and numerous checkups and everything has always been smooth. Her staff (including Ziba the dog groomer) are friendly, knowledgeable and always answer any questions that I have. I wouldn't go anywhere else for my pets needs. I trust and highly recommend Point Loma Veterinary for any of your veterinary needs. Read Less

Lutra Magna

21 Jan 2015

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Dr. Cardeiro is a highly competent veterinarian with strong personal ethics that show clearly in her careful, thorough work with her patients. It's also clear that she loves animals and will do her best to help them. She -- and the entire staff, who are first-rate -- have unfailingly been compassionate and kind, not only to my cats but to me personally. I am grateful to have found them. Read Less

Theresa P.

14 Nov 2014

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If there was a no star rating I would use it. I've gone to this vet for several years. Nothing that was out of the ordinary. Then there was an emergency. The doctor couldn't make it because she had a cold. (it was 9:00 a.m.) I have since taken my 12 Y.O. dog back for a skin condition. The doctor wanted to do tests for cancer, REALLY pushed the comfortis and wanted teethe cleaning etc., etc. etc.Called to get a refill for the skin condition meds. As I have gone through this with old dogs before, didn't think this was an unreasonable request. Guess, the Vet thought so because I had to come in for a visit ($$$) and probably have to listen to the guilt push again.Am now looking for another vet, one that will understand palliative care. Read Less

Beth S.

19 Jul 2014

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NEGATIVE STARS!! Worst experience with a vet clinic in 30 years of caring for my pets!I brought my stray/feral kitty in for a spay. Waited 25 minutes after my scheduled appointment time in a waiting room alone while my poor kitty was scared to death. The vet didn't introduce herself to me, has no "bed side manner", and only cares about the money she can gouge out of desperate animal lovers. Obviously, she ditched her "empathy/sympathy" lectures in vet school.Dr. Cadeiro ( and her staff) are in this "business" for the money, not to treat animals or interact with their worried owners.I was quoted $ 155 dollars for the spay, but left paying over $300 because they gave her treatments I had not approved while the "vet tech" was going over the treatments with me before I left the office. They called me 5 minutes after I left the kitty for her surgery to tell me that I would owe them an additional $122 when I picked up my cat. Very underhanded move.No post op advice offered when I picked my kitty up. They just handed me my bill. No "thank you", no "good luck", no "we will call you to see how she is doing"...NOTHING!!This placed should be shut down.Overall, a cold, apathetic vet clinic with rude employees and a heartless vet.PLEASE DO NOT TAKE ANY ANIMALS YOU LOVE THERE. Read Less

Alexandria Hassan

13 Jul 2014

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I recently had a very scary pet emergency, I cannot thank Point Loma Vet Clinic enough for how well they handled our situation!! The staff was very supportive and efficient. The Veterinarian was extremely knowledgeable, I felt she truly cared about my dogs well being, and was prompt in taking care of us. They even called me to follow up on how she was doing a few days after the incident. We were not prior clients however they have earned our business for life! It's always nice to find a business that truly cares about the services they provide. Thank you again for taking such good care of us! Read Less

Charity d.

15 Jun 2014

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I don't like giving a bad review to a veterinarian. I understand the job is mostly a labor of love and not a very well paid one. BUT I do think that it if its really a job you love, do it right. This was not right. I bring in my tiny sweet little rescue kitten with a swollen butt and blood in his stool, here I am a new mom kind of freaking out and going to work late because of the urgency of the situation. He's had a rough night and worried me to no end. I am very direct about what I need: help with the problem. I've done tons of research and followed advice from the rescue where I got him about what to feed him and so on. I'm clear that I know what I'm doing and I try to tell the vet and the assistant but its like nobody hears me. Blank stares. He's too small (barely a pound) to do all the heavy duty treatments, like flea and worming, and I can't get a stool sample because his brother shares his litterbox and I can't tell who's who. I explain this. I explain that he had terrible fleas that I defeated by hand and with a very careful bath in Dawn dish soap and sprinkling Diatomaceous earth around the house (it works, by the way). I ask her if the DE might be causing this kind of irritation. I ask if his growth might be stunted because of worms from fleas and I ask if this is a dire situation. It seems like I'm talking to a wall. She goes on about what kind of food to buy him and whether or not to allow him outside and how he might be allergic to his food. No direct answers to my questions. And about tests, lots of tests we could run. When he is bigger. And says I should have brought a fecal sample. Right. Is this thing working? Me: He's bleeding. Could you look at his butt maybe? Them (not in conversation, just in action). No. We're going to check his teeth and ears. Here is an antibiotic we can try, it might be the right one. Bring in a fecal sample. Me: I am late for work now. Are you sure you can't just look at his butt, since you're a vet, and you might recognize the problem? That's when I notice there's lots of pictures of dogs here and I realize I'm at a dog vet. A weird one who can't hold a conversation. I announce that since there's nothing she can do right away for my cat I'm going to have to take him somewhere else, and that I see this as a more urgent matter than she does.Them: That will be $75. And no, we don't offer any discounts to rescue cats. (Even though every other vet in town does.) I didn't want to pay up for the exam I did not request and the medication that didn't work. A few days later, kitten still suffering and now also having to take nasty oral antibiotics twice a day, I went to another vet who took a 10 second look at him and pronounced that he had tapeworm, plain and simple, and even produced a very mild flea and dewormer designed for tiny baby cats that wouldn't harm him. Problem solved. Kitty is all better and growing growing growing. So back to this weird Point Loma Veterinary Clinic vet. Um, that will still be $75. Really? For your mistake. Maybe you should have told me up front that you really don't know much about cats and you specialize in dogs and you are going to charge me for things I didn't ask for. But then... that would call for you to have a two-way conversation with me. Apparently, my time, my money, and my cat's health are not important enough for that. Not really in love with your job are you? OK maybe only when its a dog. Read Less

Art A.

8 Sep 2013

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Overpriced. After having a wellness plan at banfield with our first dog, we decided to give this place a chance with our second dog. Dental procedures and routine things like ear flushes are way more expensive than other vets. Watch out for the add ons, plenty of superfluous items will be recommended during your prolonged wait.The vet seems to have an agenda more concerned with making sales rather than making pets healthy. She also does not listen to the pet owner while diagnosing ailments. I had to repeat myself numerous times in regards to my pets symptoms. Read Less

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FAQs

Where is Point Loma Veterinary Clinic located?

Point Loma Veterinary Clinic is located at 1964 Sunset Cliffs Blvd, San Diego, California 92107. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the San Diego area and surrounding communities.

What time does Point Loma Veterinary Clinic open and close each day?

Point Loma Veterinary Clinic is open Monday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 08:00 AM to 14:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.

Is Point Loma Veterinary Clinic open on Saturdays?

Yes, Point Loma Veterinary Clinic is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 08:00AM to 14:00 PM.

Is Point Loma Veterinary Clinic open on Sundays?

No, Point Loma Veterinary Clinic is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.

How can I book an appointment at Point Loma Veterinary Clinic?

You can book an appointment online with Point Loma Veterinary 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 Point Loma Veterinary Clinic offer?

Point Loma Veterinary Clinic in San Diego offers a range of veterinary services, including Dental Care, Grooming. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.

Does Point Loma Veterinary Clinic offer pet dental care?

Absolutely. Point Loma Veterinary Clinic offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.

Can I get my pet groomed at Point Loma Veterinary Clinic?

Point Loma Veterinary Clinic does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in San Diego.

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(619) 222-4482

1964 Sunset Cliffs Blvd

San Diego California 92107

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Business Hours

Monday

Mon

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Tuesday

Tue

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Wednesday

Wed

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Thursday

Thu

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Friday

Fri

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Saturday

Sat

8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

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