Our dog, who needed emergency surgery in February 2012, met Dr Oh at Valencia Veterinary Center, where Dr Oh performed the surgery that saved his life. At every step of the way, we were given pricing estimates up-front, and allowed to review and approve all procedures and costs. Dr Oh then provided follow-up care to our dog at Animal Medical Center (which is his normal work location), and I can't say enough positive about him and the staff. They are all caring people, knowledgeable, and during multiple follow-up visits, and regular check-ups since then, I had plenty of opportunities to witness other animals and owners being treated with the same consideration and respect that I experienced. Both facilities were very fair with costs, and always made sure we understood what we were paying for. Our dog has recovered, and is in excellent spirits, and I have recommended Animal Medical Center to my friends with pets. Dr Oh is a great vet. For anyone who remembers Dr Bonavera at Canyon Country Animal Hospital (who sadly passed away in 2008), Dr Oh has the same kind of love and respect for animals. Lucky me, I've never had a bad experience with any vet (in 39 years of pet ownership), but given my experience, I honestly think the staff at Animal Medical Center are excellent.

Attention to acuity of the patient -- 5 Stars Customer service -- 5 Stars Level of care -- 5 Stars *Thank you Dr. Oh, for being such an exceptional Surgeon and Vet!*

I recently took my 8 yr old German Shepherd for vomiting and diarrhea...the doctors did a very good job in treating and hospitalizing him and he is back to his normal self...it was all worth it... they really live up their word and provide quality care. Highly recommend

I don't recommend this place for any dog. This was the first place we brought our puppy for her first exam. She was a little over one pound at six weeks old. The vet checked everything was fine. He even prescribed Revolution heart worm med for puppies for heart worm prevention. He wanted her to take it when young so she does not need to take blood test in the future to get started. The next day, my puppy didn't want to eat or play. All she did was sleep, vomit, and diarrhea. I was scared and called this office the next morning about her condition. I didn't get to speak to the vet, instead, they asked me to leave a message. Because of the urgency of the matter, I was disappointed that the vet did not return my call earlier. He called me at night right after the office closed. He told me to take her in the next day because the clinic already closed for the day. I was so upset. Because my puppy was only 1 lb, she might not make it with not eating and continuous diarrhea and vomiting. I decided to take her to Canyon Country Animal Hospital's Urgent Care. It was the only after-hour Urgent Care in Santa Clarita at the time. My puppy got every test possible, like test for Parvo. She was so weak with the added tests. This is how all vets do to diagnose a problem. With all the test come out negative, it was okay for her to come home. They told me that if she is still not eating, I need to take her in again. Unfortunately, she didn't eat, so we took her back. She was put on IV and stayed at the hospital for 3 days until she was able to eat something. The urgent care and the hospital stay cost us $1000. All I knew was that I am so attached to this puppy, that I cannot afford to lose her. Today, she is healthy, happy and active. She is the love of my life and she brings so much joy to the family. I found out later thinking back about Revolution Heartworm medication the vet from this Animal Medical Center prescribed was for puppies weight 10-20lbs. My puppy was too young and underweight to take it. She was experiencing the side affect of the medication. Because of the vet's lack of knowledge and care, it almost cost us her life.