About San Jose Animal Hospital, A Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner
San Jose Animal Hospital, established in 1972, is a well-regarded pet hospital in Santa Clara County. Known for its transparent practices and high-quality service, the hospital boasts a clean, modern facility staffed by friendly and professional individuals. Clients praise the hospital's compassionate care, highlighting the kindness and support provided during difficult times, such as pet euthanasia. The hospital's dedication to thorough examinations and its ability to perform a variety of in-house procedures, including blood work, are also frequently mentioned. The staff at the desk is very responsive, always willing to find answers and return calls or emails promptly. Many clients appreciate Dr. Ian Stone, who is knowledgeable in animal health and management, and who encourages owners to be part of decisions about their pets' care. The hospital is easy to get to, with a clean building and a simple setting, making it a convenient choice for many pet owners. Overall, San Jose Animal Hospital is praised for its professional vet care, fair prices, and friendly staff.
My most recent visit is only my 3rd visit 2 of those visits were for euthanasia services for elderly suffering dogs. What constituted these appointments was my sister’s vet said she would not be able to bring her beagle home for burial. My sister was devastated at having her dog put down due to kidney failure and couldn’t comprehend not bringing her companion pet home. We immediately searched for another vet and found San Jose animal hospital. We were so comforted by the lovely staff and caring support from them and Dr. Stone.
Great experience receiving care for our cats! Very informative descriptions of their health statuses and conditions were provided followed by thorough, appropriate treatments. We plan to return, when necessary!
Dr. Carlene Kempa, DVM, is my service toy poodle, Inky's, veterinarian. She is very, very gentle and sweet with my baby, as is the entire staff here at SJ Animal Hospital.
I had to have my Inky get her FAVN test (good for 3 yrs and takes up to 2 months to receive results back for) and health certificates as well as tick treatments for our trips to Hawaii and she did so well, as little as she is.
There are separate non-domestic certifications for International travel and country specific import health check requirements and documentation for travelling abroad. DOT Forms must be presented separately at every airport check-in for every single flight, even...read full review