Beacon Veterinary Specialists

Gott sei Dank für diese Klinik und das gesamte Personal dort. Dies ist der Ort, an den Sie gehen möchten, wenn Sie in Panik geraten und eine Notfallversorgung für Ihr geliebtes pelziges Familienmitglied benötigen. Mein Kater von einer Katze hat spät in der Nacht ein Stück Garn verschluckt und ich wusste, dass ich ihn vorbeibringen musste. Von allen 24-Stunden-Notrufstellen, die ich anrief, hatte diese Stelle die günstigsten Beratungsgebühren. Darüber hinaus haben mir die Sorgfalt und Aufmerksamkeit, mit der sie sich um meine Katze gekümmert haben und dafür gesorgt haben, dass ich durchgehend auf dem Laufenden gehalten wurde, wirklich sehr viel bedeutet. Man merkt dem gesamten Personal an, dass es selbst Tierhalter gibt; Sie verstehen es einfach. Sie waren so geduldig, beantworteten alle meine Fragen und ließen mich nie dumm erscheinen. Die Ärztin selbst nahm sich sogar die Zeit, zu mir zu kommen und mit mir zu sprechen. Ich hoffe, dass ich nie wieder einen Haustiernotfall habe, aber wenn doch, komme ich zu 100 % wieder hierher. Ich würde diesen Ort auch ohne zu zögern anderen Tierhaltern empfehlen. Mein süßer Yuki-Junge ist dank aller hier wieder zu seinem normalen Selbst zurückgekehrt und es bedeutet mir sehr viel 💕

March 27, 2025 I took my dog to Beacon veterinary hospital. I took my dog to the emergency because due to the fact that it was bitten by a bigger dog an hour or two prior to me, arriving to beacon veterinary hospital. They gave me a bill for $5000 and it was around 9 PM on March 27 and they told me my dog’s heart rate and breathing is normal and everything seems fine. I agreed and paid $3000 in order for them to take care of my dog and treat Yokomo (my dog) I went home thinking that everything is fine and got a good night rest because they told me I can pick up Yokomo the following morning around 7 AM. When I got there at 6:45 AM they gave me a bill for $11,000 on top of what I paid. I saw this. And was not worried about the money. I was just thinking that my dog will be OK. After they told me that overnight, they had to do CPR a few times and had to give oxygen a few times to Yokomo I was completely shocked that when they told me everything was fine the night prior and then this morning I come in with a huge bill and still my dog is not doing well. (They did all of this without my consent. They did not call me. They did not update me and they waited for me to come in to give me all of this information) Then I overheard one of the nurses tell the nurse that the feet and hands are cold and the dog will not live much longer. As I heard this another nurse was telling me let’s do an ultrasound to spend more money. My dog unfortunately did not make it, but I would like to write this review for anyone that wants to take their pet to this place. Please do not. They ended up killing my dog that I had 10 years. This is unacceptable. I will be taking legal action against them and will not stop until I get Justice for me and other people that are harmed the same way. They took $3000 and on top of that my pet passed away. They did not take care of my dog properly. The room was cold at 66° when I took a look and they all they wanted to do was knowing a dying pet and a loving owner is willing to spend money, even though they know that the pet will not live much longer. I hope I can touch your heart and your mind and understand that this place will kill your pet. Please stay away from them.

My Friend's Dog Died Due to Their Negligence Dr. Michelle just made a hasty diagnosis and told my friend that her dog was doing well. But my friend’s dog passed away unexpectedly. Unprofessional & Heartless ，avoid this place to protect your pet ⚠️Bait-and-switch billing fraud** (CA Civil Code 1770) Unjust enrichment** from dying pets

Our dog Yokomo passed away at this hospital. Dr. Michelle and her team were terrible, full of lies, and showed complete disregard for Yokomo's life. The incident occurred after Yokomo was bitten by a large dog, and we rushed him to this hospital for treatment. After the examination, the doctor came in with the X-ray to explain Yokomo’s condition. The doctor said everything seemed fine but mentioned that part of Yokomo's spine had been bitten off, and that it would need time to recover. Throughout the entire discussion, the focus was only on the spine issue. The doctor stated that Yokomo needed to stay overnight for observation. At no point did the doctor mention any issues that could lead to Yokomo’s death. Could a spinal injury cause our dog to die? We called a veterinary friend back home, and they said that a spinal injury wouldn't lead to death. So what caused Yokomo’s death? The hospital never mentioned it. Their staff told us that Yokomo had been resuscitated several times during the night, but they never notified us. Then, at 6:40 AM the next day, when we were about to go pick up Yokomo, the hospital called and told us that he was close to passing. Why the coincidence? It seemed as though they waited until the exact moment we were about to pick him up to tell us. We can hardly imagine what Yokomo went through during the night. Why, when we saw him the night before, he seemed fine? When we called his name, he even raised his head in response. The Beacon hospital's doctors were negligent in their care, and both he and his team were extremely irresponsible. They just kept avoiding responsibility. They denied that the doctor had said oxygen wasn't necessary and denied telling us to pick up Yokomo at 7 AM. The statements from their doctors and nurses didn’t match, and each person had a different version of events. They never considered the situation from Yokomo’s perspective. In the end, when Yokomo was barely alive on the bed, the doctor even suggested we do a CT scan, which would cost $10,000. It was at this point we realized this hospital was only trying to make money, even wanting to profit from Yokomo’s final moments. After Yokomo passed away, the hospital still couldn’t provide a clear explanation for his cause of death.

Dies war unser zweiter Notfallbesuch bei unseren Katzen. Beide Male trafen wir auf sehr freundliches und einfühlsames Personal. Alle an der Rezeption, dem medizinischen Personal und den Ärzten waren großartig. Sie stellten uns sehr saubere und komfortable Zimmer zur Verfügung und kümmerten sich um alles, was wir brauchten. Sie haben den Prozess so reibungslos und angenehm gestaltet, wie es der Verlust eines Familienmitglieds (Haustiers) nur sein kann. Ich kann den 24-Stunden-Notdienst bei Bedarf wärmstens empfehlen.