San Francisco SPCA Veterinary Hospital

The San Francisco SPCA Veterinary Hospital is a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals since 1868. As the largest animal shelter in the Bay Area, it is known for being the first cageless shelter in the United States. The hospital receives praise for its prompt and professional office personnel, who are courteous and concerned about the pets they treat. They provide consistent, accommodating, and caring service in a stress-free clinic. The staff is understanding of pet needs, knowledgeable about potential reactions, and transparent about services and costs. The hospital is commended for its excellent care and consultation, as evidenced by a long-term customer whose 14-year-old dog has been receiving treatment since 2012. Specifically, the veterinary technician, Anthony Rodriguez, is highlighted for his exceptional service and attentiveness. Customers appreciate the reasonable costs, with a vet visit around $110 and vaccinations around $50 each. The hospital's non-profit status and commitment to helping and saving animals are also praised. Customers have had positive experiences with same-day appointments and clear post-surgery guidance. The staff, particularly Dr. Leung, are described as compassionate and understanding, even in cases where a pet may exhibit unusual behavior.