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Reviews for Hesperia Veterinary Services
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Monday: 8AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 8AM - 5PM
Thursday: 8AM - 5PM
Friday: 8AM - 5PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
Hesperia Veterinary Services is a reliable and professional animal care provider. The staff is friendly, efficient, and makes clients feel comfortable. The facility is well-organized, and the prices are reasonable. They offer additional services such as medication and cone purchases for pets. The veterinary services provided are of high quality, with attention to detail and care for the animals' well-being. Pet owners have reported positive experiences, including successful spay and neuter surgeries with minimal discomfort and quick recovery for their pets. Overall, Hesperia Veterinary Services is a trustworthy and compassionate choice for pet care.
ADA. Tried Calling, but their phone indicated that during their clinic hours they don't respond. Can't drive due to medical episodes. Get here and they have a sign they are not doing their clinic. I have a very limited income and now it's just a waste of whatever limited sources I have. If it was gonna be cancelled or if they were moving, I'd hope they would have at least of updated their voicemail. Sad
Im extremely pleased with the place, girls was very nice, professional and fast, place is well organized and just all around good. Little advice, when you using pledge, donations etc let the stuff know in morning when you drop off so its smoother when you pick up your pet.
We adopted a German shepherd (brought in as a stray) from the Apple Valley shelter, and they sent her here for spaying the day following adoption. We have had dogs all our lives and did pet rescue and adoption for over 12 years with two different non profits as well as on our own, so we're not novices when it comes to animals. The spay Gretchen received here was the best I've ever seen in my life. Her incision site looks like a scar rather than a surgical site and I've seen a lot of spays and neuters. Although I did bring home a cone, Gretchen was so stressed when I put it on and she was enduring so many changes in her life that I opted to supervise her over night so she wouldn't open her incision by incessant licking. Now 5 days later, she's never had to wear the cone and she doesn't even act like she had surgery. The only way you'd know is to see her shaved belly. We only had to give her pain meds for a day and a half because she was acting totally normal.