Reviews of Lomita Pet Hospital (Veterinarian)

Amy Romeo

Everyone here is so sweet and helpful. I board my dog whenever I go on weekend trips and can't take her with me and they do a great job taking care of her.

June Park

Friendly, Acceptable price

Y Moxy

Dr Kim, always very helpful. They've treated my cats great!

Steve Geiger

Just good people & fair.

Marvin Juarez

They were very nice but unorganized and the front desk didn't know what they were doing. They were scattered all over the place. I showed up 15-20 minutes before my pets appointment. It took me thirty-forty minutes JUST to check my sick dogs. During this time, all they were trying to do was look for a price on medication for the woman ahead of me that had been waiting before i had gotten there. They even took 20+ minutes just to find another woman's pets that went in to get neutered. I was finally called into the patients room and realized I've been waiting an hour after my dogs appointment time. I waited an additional twenty minutes in the room and then decided it was not worth waiting any longer and being later to work for. It was very unprofessional and would never go again. I would have said maybe they were under staffed to try to justify my bad experience but its such a small place I don't see how that would be possible. I was warned not to go here because they don't know what they are doing here and I did not listen.

nobody interesting

Very nice caring staff and vets.

Mr Smithster

Great place. Prices are in line or slightly lower than others. Treatment was great, compassion was excellent. Recommended

A IO

Best Pet Hospital in South Bay area

Lety S

Good care for my dog

Janet McNeil DVM

Nove people

Tara

Best care for your pets

Brenna Stoyanovich

First impressions for any company is HUGE. I never write reviews but felt I had to. I am looking for a new vet to take my lab. I saw this place had decent reviews PLUS a friend use to take his dogs here. I called to find out pricing for a new pet visit ( I was quoted $56.00) not bad. I then explained my lab is having ear infections and she would probably need a culture done (I am assuming because she has red ears and I don't want any surprises on the bill) the young girl on the phone said she can not give me any prices that the vet will put together a plan and I could decide then. I let her know the point of me asking is because I don't want any surprises while I'm there. She proceeds to then cut me off and tell me, like I said you can get the price from the Dr. I again let her know I didn't want any surprises, If possible. She rudely began to say I can only give you a ball park and proceeds to to tell me well, they will need to do a hair test that is $30, $50 for the culture, $30 for the cleaning of the ear + $10-20 for meds. She then says your looking for a total of $120.00 to start. I let her know the medicine my lab uses is $50 and she says like I said your total ballpark is around $120.00 (having an annoyance in her voice) This may sound like I'm complaining about something minute but proper customer service is so important. I am sure if the vet heard the way she was with the tone in her voice it would be unexceptable. I don't even want to know how they would treat my pet out of my presence if they can speak to someone over the phone with attitude.

Jay Chon

Dr. Jung is the best one. Thank you!

Pam Holt

Really capable and caring staff. Thank you!

Dawn Runyon

Helped me above and beyond in an emergency situation.

Nyssa Buck

I wanted to love this place. I really did. I think we would have better experiences if we had a dog. The vet is always so scared of my cat and always flinches right before he touches my cat. My cat doesn't hiss or swipe so I'm not sure what he's afraid of unless he's just scared of cats in general. Also we adopted another cat with eye troubles and they gave us a bunch of medication but her condition got worse, so we took her back immediately and they were acting as if it was our fault. We ended up taking her to an eye specialist and after one look at the medications we brought along she informed us most cats have allergic reactions to one of the meds they gave us and as soon as we stopped her condition immediately improved. I was sorely disappointed with how they handled this case and we immediately switched vets.

Barbara Marrin

First rate Veterinary office with kind and caring staff and wonderful Vet's. Highly recommend.

Jay Knott

They were very nice and treated my cat with kindness. It was a great time but won't be our last. Loved the Vet, he was easy to talk to.

Barry Waite

Not always fast, but thorough and caring

Stacie Smith

Friendly people

Tawny Tran

They are so kind and willing to answer any questions I had. They took care of our dog's teeth and now he is pain free and back to his normal self :)

T Cole

Very nice staff care and compassion shown to us when we lost our dog duke

Doug Dowds

No issues with vets. Front staff is inconsistent and internal communication is lacking. Tattooed "boss" comes across overbearing and condescending and based on my commercial drug store experience gives out less than credible diatribe. Baths may or may not include a decent brush out; today's did not. Appears all were stressed out and some do not possess the desired interpersonal skills to concurrently interact with civility with customers. E-mails sent from business to customer base may or may not be from business and front desk may not be aware of what has gone out on their letterhead.

Alexa Moore

The staff is polite and the hospital is nice. They made an effort to fit our pet into their schedule which we really appreciated. However, their diagnosis was a miss. This is our experience: Our pet had facial inflammation. His mood was the same but he was not eating as much. They took a facial-cranial x-ray and did diagnostic tests on the eye which were inconclusive. The source of the problem could not be determined. The cost of these test was $470. At the end of the appointment we got antibiotics, ibuprofen -like medication, eye drops and an appointment to return for general anesthesia and tooth inspection, with possibility of tooth extraction. The ibuprofen and antibiotics, even taken with food, were causing gastric problems and his mood became increasingly depressed. His worsening mood prompt us to start researching the web for causes of pet's facial swelling. We found photos of pets that were identical to our pet's condition. These photos were showing pets stung by bees. The simplest of causes was overlooked by this veterinarian office. All they needed to do is prescribe an antihistamine and swipe a card over small bump on his lower eyelid to remove the stinger, which we gently did and got a 1mm stinger with a small base to it that stuck to the card. We had to swipe the card several times and used a magnifying glass. I don't care about the money spent, I care more that my pet, who I make enormous effort to keep healthy, got unnecessary antibiotics in his system, probably his normal gastric flora (healthy -normal microorganisms) has been disturbed. Money can always be recovered, but our pets organisms suffer the consequences of unnecessary medications.

Julie Goss

Good vet

Born2techno

Keep up the good work, thanks for helping out Legend he feels really good today!

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