Dr. Sandhu and the team at Able Animal Hospital absolutely saved our dog Dixie from certain death last week. They stayed late, came in on a SUNDAY and were so caring and concerned for Dixie and our entire family. Dixie, a senior dog, was suffering from a sudden illness. My family and I could not believe the dedication and commitment of this wonderful team. Also, they were very competitively priced - no vet service is free, but kept my budget in mind and waived office visit exam fees and didn't even charge me extra for coming in on a Sunday. If your pet is ill, there is no better choice than Able Animal Hospital for you and your pet!

I am very happy with Dr. Sandhu and his staff. They have taken very good care of my sick, rescued kitten and she is thriving. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and Dr. Sandhu will take the time to explain things and answer any questions you may have. I trust him and much prefer this office to the larger, more impersonal clinics I've seen. I would recommend Able Animal Hospital to anyone who is looking for an experienced and competent doctor for his/her pet.

Awful, I got my puppy from the APL and took him there since they were close to my house. They missed diagnosed my dog and now he is being hospitalized and on oxygen in Critical condition, I would recommend that nobody ever use this vet.

I hate to do this, as they were indeed very nice people, but it wouldn't be fair to future animals if I didn't. I had adopted shelter cats and took them in for their first exam here. The vet diagnosed them with upper respiratory infections and prescribed $260 worth of meds for them, which seemed high to me. In order to give the cats their pills, they required a pill popper. The vet had them, but the assistant said they'd "have" to charge "an arm and a leg" for it, so I'd be better off driving all the way to Petsmart, picking up the pill popper there (all of $3.99), then driving all the way back (the cats were still there) just so they could get their pills. I don't know why they didn't just give a discount on the pill poppers they already had there, especially after paying them $260 already for the pills themselves. It would've saved a LOT of trouble. Later on, the cats got sicker. We were advised to take them to a different vet, which fortunately, we did. The new vet was "shocked" that Able Animal Hospital didn't notice their apparently obvious jaundice in addition to the URI, indicating that they had fatty liver disease, which Able didn't even mention as a possibility. The new vet had a look at the meds prescribed, said they were indeed overpriced, two of the meds the cats didn't even need for the URI, and one was actually an immunosuppresant that was making them worse. One of my cats almost died. $1100 of vet bills later at the new vet, which included IVs, overnight stays, even more new meds (less this time), special foods, and syringe feeding (later done by a wonderful foster), the cats fortunately made a miracle recovery. I wish we had never taken them to Able Animal Hospital. Again, very nice people, but...

thank you so much for saving my adorable pet you and your staff really love animals and it shows in the way you treated my pet in a life and death situation thank you so very much!!!!!