Blue Cross Pet Hospital

JDS Barons · 1★ · 2026-04-02

Looking for another vet. My cat has Kidney failure now. Given 1 Rhino/Calici/Dist (FVRCP) 3Yr, then they accused me of forcing my cat on a diet when she lost weight as a result. First weighed her at 6 pounds, then changed it to 8 pounds. Vet techs didn't know how to handle my cat and the vet didn't seem comfortable around cats either. They never checked her kidneys. SAGE Vet was also horrible; traumatized my cat and gave no medications.

Josh F · 5★ · 2026-02-20

Compared to another hospital in the general area of SF, this gem might not be as big, but it just wins every other comparison. I will say vets at all hospitals likely care about animals and want what's best for them, but some hospitals have a corporate culture that leads to optimizing profit so much that one wonders if the vet isn't being influenced to provide more "care" than they otherwise would. Not here. We fortunately haven't had to bring our pet in for anything too complicated or serious, so I can't comment on how they might handle a tough case, but I won't hesitate to see them should something like that arise. We value competence, cleanliness, and transparency above all, and Blue Cross Pet Hospital gets 10/10 in all areas.

Anita Ratnathicam · 5★ · 2025-11-05

Excellent service reasonable prices, and not too long a wait for an appointment!

Dom Bay area v d o production · 5★ · 2025-09-19

⸻\n\nIt’s amazing to think about how long we’ve been coming to Blue Cross Pet Hospital. I first heard about them almost 10 years ago from my neighbor, who told me that dogs should have a dental cleaning at least once a year, or at the very least every two years. At the time, that idea felt so unusual to me. Where I come from, dogs were simply considered pets, and dental care for them wasn’t something people really thought about.\n\nLater, I learned the hard truth from friends who had lost their dogs due to severe dental disease—when untreated teeth became rotten, the infection spread into their bloodstream, caused complications, and their dogs passed away. Hearing those stories made me realize how important dental care really is. That’s when I decided to take my dog to Blue Cross Pet Hospital, and that’s where it all began.\n\nOver the years, they’ve done much more than just dental cleanings. They’ve provided preventive care, regular checkups, and continuous support for my dogs’ health. Thanks to them, my oldest dog lived to be 20 years old, and even though I lost another, he lived a long life up to 16 years. Today, I have three dogs, and all of them are still under the care of Blue Cross Pet Hospital.

richard wegener · 5★ · 2025-08-18

I had a cat that broke his foot and the doctor was excellent