We've had good luck using these guys for our dog. The prices are low because you're not having to pay for a fancy building. The service is great. The only downside is the wait times. Often, people begin to line-up before vet arrives and it can take an hour to get served. It's especially hard because you have so many dogs all in the same location trying to wait patiently. Most people's dogs are okay, but you've always got some that disruptive (waiting for an hour on concrete isn't exactly what dogs are designed to do). If you don't mind the wait (or if overpaying for vet services aren't a possibility for you), these guys are a great option. They meet at several locations in the valley (check their website for their current schedule). Read Less

After being told - again - by my dog's regular vet that because it had been over three months - it was four - since he had examined my dog, they would have to charge me $52 to hear what I've heard a dozen times before - nothing new. Just to have two vaccinations. I told them no, not this time, and that I was going to shop it around. That's when I found Good Neighbor Vet, a mobile service the location and time of which changes. Since my dog is about to be kenneled, these had to be done and fortunately they were available today, albeit in Vancouver. I found them to be friendly, upfront, and fair. They waived the exam fee and charged me $40 for the two vaccinations. The regular vet would have charged close to $100, so this was the proverbial no-brainer. I had to wait about a half hour to have my dog seen, but once in, the service was quick and efficient. Four stars due to the random times and locations (which you can get off their website or by calling), but I highly recommend them. Read Less