San Ramon Veterinary Hospital

"Staff at this vet hospital are kind and caring. They love animals and it shows. They have cared for our cats for several years, and have helped us through the inevitable end-of-life decisions. We definitely recommend this local vet clinic!"

"We called San Ramon Veterinary Hospital on the drive home deflated from our usual vet after they double booked our urgent care appointment and they took us in within the hour. The vet here is clearly communicative and comprehensive. The front staff especially Nikki were quick and kind, they asked questions to understand and made us feel like we’ve always been patients here. We look forward to our continued relationship with our new vet and don’t miss our old difficult to schedule vet at all."

"The staff truly cares about your pet. I had to put my dog Snoopy down this week. I wanted Josh ( the manager) to be there. Unfortunately, he was having dental surgery and could not be there. Right at the very end when Dr. G was going to give Snoopy her Shots, Josh walked in! He came in on his own time after a dental procedure to be there for me and Snoopy. I am forever grateful to Josh and everyone at San Ramon Vet hosp."

"We’ve been clients for 14 years and have three dogs over that time as patients. We’ve used the boarding till 2019 and then again in 2023 but our 14 year old could not handle all the barking and noise. Automation Anywhere a geriatric dog it is best to not subject her to the location. As a vet they are good and in many cases they have a lot of turn over of Doctors but all are good and good with dogs. Meds are a bit high but they will compete when asked. Overall they are good and worth having as our vet."

"We always have a had good experiences with Dr. G and all the staff but this time the team deserves a special shout out. We adopted our rescue Sophie from an International rescue agency. She came to us pretty emaciated and sick. We found out she had Heartworm. Active Heartworm is not super common here so Dr. G had to do a TON of research on protocols and treatment. He worked with the American Heartworm Society and other colleagues to find the right treatment plan for us. The treatments were intense and required a lot of work. After some powerful injections we had to keep Sophie pretty much sedentary for months. She was an active pup so this was just brutal on all of us but was absolutely crucial for her survival chances. Dr G and the staff checked in with us throughout the 9 month process (yes 9 month!) and everyone celebrated when we did the final test that showed she was Heartworm free. Thank you to Dr. G and the team for all you did for Sophie and our family. She has always been the happiest little pup, now she can be healthy as well and get on with living her best life! Before and After pictures of our little fighter below"