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Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Pet HospitalCaliforniaLos Angeles CountyLong BeachPlazaEast Spring Street

6331 E Spring St, Long Beach, CA 90808, USA

4.0

The vet tech and the vet were awesome. They get five stars. The person who checked me in gets zero stars. Three times, she told me that my dog could NOT receive a Bordetella vaccine. She was INSISTENT about the matter. I repeatedly explained to her that the shot was required in order for my dog to be boarded. I explained that his current Bordetella would expire before the boarding. I showed her my dog's vaccination paperwork indicating that the shot expired on May 20, but that he needed to be boarded from May 25 until June 2, but she kept refusing to check me in, saying that I could use the proof of the existing vaccination. I explained to her that May 25 is five days after May 20, but she still was unable to understand the matter and kept trying to block me for checking in my dog. I told her that I wanted to talk to the vet to see if my dog could have the Bordetella shot. She said she would, but she walked up to the (very youthful male) vet tech and asked him instead of the (older, female) vet. He had to explain to her that medical questions need to be asked of the vet. The vet said my dog could receive the shot and that he could also have an influenza shot. The critical thinking skills of the individual checking me in and especially her inability to grasp that May 25 is five days after May 20 were astounding and sad. While she was neither rude nor mean, perhaps she should not be in a position that requires some basic critical thinking and listening skills of her.

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Hours

Monday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Vetco Vaccination Clinic Introduce

Vetco Vaccination Clinic is a trusted veterinary care establishment located at 6331 E Spring St, Long Beach, CA 90808. Specializing in preventive care and vaccinations, the clinic offers a range of services tailored to ensure your pet's health and well-being. With extended hours from Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Vetco Vaccination Clinic is conveniently accessible for busy pet owners who need reliable veterinary services.

The clinic is known for its efficient and caring approach to pet care. Whether your dog or cat needs routine vaccinations, bordetella shots, or other essential medical attention, Vetco Vaccination Clinic provides quick and effective solutions. The staff is dedicated to ensuring that your pets receive the best possible care in a friendly and welcoming environment.

  • Extended Hours: Open seven days a week from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, making it easy for pet owners to visit during work hours or on weekends.
  • Convenient Location: Situated in Long Beach, CA, the clinic is easily accessible from nearby areas and offers ample parking space.
  • Specialized Services: Focused on preventive care, including vaccinations, bordetella, and other essential health services for pets.

Customer feedback highlights both positive experiences and areas for improvement. One customer praised the veterinary team but had a negative experience with check-in procedures due to a misunderstanding regarding Bordetella vaccine requirements. Another review was highly complimentary of the entire staff's eagerness, kindness, and efficiency in caring for their pet.

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6331 E Spring St, Long Beach, CA 90808, USA

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Reviews

The vet tech and the vet were awesome. They get five stars. The person who checked me in gets zero stars. Three times, she told me that my dog could NOT receive a Bordetella vaccine. She was INSISTENT about the matter. I repeatedly explained to her that the shot was required in order for my dog to be boarded. I explained that his current Bordetella would expire before the boarding. I showed her my dog's vaccination paperwork indicating that the shot expired on May 20, but that he needed to be boarded from May 25 until June 2, but she kept refusing to check me in, saying that I could use the proof of the existing vaccination. I explained to her that May 25 is five days after May 20, but she still was unable to understand the matter and kept trying to block me for checking in my dog. I told her that I wanted to talk to the vet to see if my dog could have the Bordetella shot. She said she would, but she walked up to the (very youthful male) vet tech and asked him instead of the (older, female) vet. He had to explain to her that medical questions need to be asked of the vet. The vet said my dog could receive the shot and that he could also have an influenza shot. The critical thinking skills of the individual checking me in and especially her inability to grasp that May 25 is five days after May 20 were astounding and sad. While she was neither rude nor mean, perhaps she should not be in a position that requires some basic critical thinking and listening skills of her.

Mar 13, 2024 · Gina DePaola Fu

All staff were eager to help. Service was fast, easy, and timely. They were kind and compassionate to my pup. Zeus thanks you.

May 09, 2024 · Cort Sneary

Jan 08, 2025 · Lin M

Jan 11, 2024 · Jonathan Tyra

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