Prime Care Pet Hospital - La Habra, California

Prime Care Pet Hospital es un hospital veterinario ubicado en La Habra, CA, específicamente en la dirección 1301 S Beach Blvd F. Su número de teléfono es el 5624483434. Este hospital se destaca por ser un lugar especializado en el cuidado y atención de mascotas, ofreciendo servicios de calidad para su bienestar.

En su página web oficial, primecarepethospital.com, puedes encontrar información detallada sobre los servicios que ofrecen, su equipo de profesionales y todo lo relacionado con la salud y cuidado de tus mascotas.

En cuanto a sus especialidades, Prime Care Pet Hospital se enfoca en brindar atención veterinaria especializada y de calidad. Su equipo está compuesto por profesionales capacitados y experimentados en el cuidado de mascotas, lo que garantiza una atención óptima para tus queridas mascotas.

Además, este hospital cuenta con facilidades para personas con discapacidad, como aparcamiento adaptado, acceso y asientos adaptados para sillas de ruedas, aseos y más. Es importante mencionar que se necesita una cita previa para ser atendido, por lo que se recomienda pedir cita con anticipación.

Las opiniones de los clientes sobre Prime Care Pet Hospital son muy positivas, con una opinión media de 4.7/5 según Google My Business. Actualmente, cuentan con 49 valoraciones de clientes satisfechos que destacan la calidad en la atención y cuidado de las mascotas.

Opiniones de Prime Care Pet Hospital

KM Kim

1/5

DO NOT GO HERE!
I took my dog for a regular checkup and a week later my dog was licking his leg so I went back to the vet and asked for an x-ray and checkup. The vet refused saying my dog probably sprained her leg and told me not to worry. However, my dog started limping a few days after and when I went to the vet again, the Doctor explained there was a rubberband tied to my dog's leg that had been stopping the blood flow and it was so bad that she had to get surgery.
I was shocked that it had gotten that bad. My dog is fluffy so I didn't even know there was a rubberband. I was tracing my memory of when my dog would have gotten a rubberband on her leg when I remembered, that the vet ties the pets here for bloodcheck. The doctor or the nurse probably forgot to take it off after they were done taking blood from my dog. At this point, I was furious and complained that it was the hospital's due negligence and that my dog wouldn't have done surgery if they had done an x-ray when I asked them in the first place.
The doctor claimed, "We don't know where she got the rubberband from" and blamed me. WHY WOULD I TIE A RUBBERBAND ON MY DOG. I live alone so no one else would have touched her. The Doctor continued to state she was "offended" and "would recommend another doctor" if we continued to be hostile with her.
My dog still needed surgery and would have been difficult to go elsewhere immediately so I ended up doing surgery with the same doctor.
After several days, when I came home from work, my dog had ripped the cast apart and was licking her wound. There was blood and I immediately called the hospital. It was around 5:50 pm and whoever answered the phone said since they were closing in 10 minutes, we should go to the emergency care and hang up the phone. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU. The person probably realized that was rude and left me a voice memo saying we could come to the vet the next day at 9 am. I arrived at 9 am sharp and the nurse said, the doctor was in surgery so won't be able to see my dog until later. What was the point of me bringing my dog here then?
I quickly called another vet, but all the places near me were either full or would have opening several hours later. I decided to wait since it would be faster. The doctor said she just cleansed the wound and applied light ointment. Her attitude was so foul as she tried to sell me medicine and ointment. At this point, I was so fed up that the next day I went to another vet.
Finds out, I don't need to buy the other hospital's $20 ointment and regular Neosporin would have been fine. ALSO, MY DOG HAD BRUISE ON HER PAW ON THE SAME LEG. The original doctor didn't even mention anything like that. The new doctor stated it was a big scratch so we would need to apply ointment daily.
The Prime Care doctor and nurse are horrible and don't even check your pet properly. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PET WITH THEM.

DJ GREENLEAF

2/5

Never going back. They did do a physical exam on my dog and treated her however the customer service was really bad. It was very patronizing, especially the lady at reception. It left me with a bad taste walking out of there. If you want to feel inferior for questions and concerns, come here

Kenneth Kakimoto

5/5

Our dog Luna means everything to us. With that said, we trust EVERYONE at Prime Care Hospital! Knowing that Luna is in good hands with Dr. Lee and her assistants gives us peace of mind that money can't buy.

Erin Min

5/5

I love this office.
My best friend just moved to Fullerton.
Her dog is a 10 year old girl. She had diarrhea and looked really lethargic.
We were really worried but didnt know where to bring her. We googled some clinics near Fullerton and finally
took her to this clinic.
Dr.Lee was awesome. The staff there were nice and friendly.
They took time to look after patients and seemed to really care about their clients and animals.
This dog is doing great, eating well, running and playing all day and no diarrhea anymore.

Elisa Han

5/5

I love this hospital. They are very friendly and Dr Lee is extraordinary!! I’ve had nothing but great experience at this place. Thanks for all the care for my fur baby Luna. Hidden gems Fullerton OC.

Louise Callender

5/5

The staff is so caring and attentive. The doctor is amazing. Both Dr and Staff really care for the animals.

Bohae Kang

5/5

Location is in the center of La habra. One of the most kind and professional vet in the city! They took a furr~~fect care for my baby❤️ Dr. Lee is going to be our family vet from now on!

Laurie Lozano

5/5

Dr. Lee is very compassionate and listens to every concern. The staff is kind and welcoming. They do prefer folks to wear a mask in the facility but make no mistake, your pet is their top priority as well as your peace of mind with the care they give. I've been to several vets in my area and Brea and I still come back to Prime Care Pet Hospital when I want the security of knowing my furry babies are in excellent hands. With my Maddie's lastest scare (another vet told me she was in pain and I should consider putting her down!), I have made a final decision to take pup to no one else from now on. I trust Dr. Lee and I feel safe with this hospital.