Southeast Animal Hospital

My husband and I have been bringing our boys here for years. What once was 3 dogs is down to one. My husband informed them that our 10 1/2 year old recently passed and days later we received a hand signed card in the mail. The people here are caring and truly want your fur baby to be happy and healthy. We definitely recommend this vet for all your pet needs. Our almost 8 year old is in great hands with the staff of Southeast Animal Hospital.

posted: 03/20/2025

Checked in at 7:45am and the receptionist was rude and sarcastic. A vet came rushing in late and scared my dog. As soon as he barked, they said he’d have to be put under to be examined! The "vet" told us I should use be using a choke collar so he’d “respect” me, even after I said we were there for breathing problems! My dog’s been through obedience training, he just picked up on that bad energy. Don’t trust such apathetic people to care for your family. We went to Alamo Dog & Cat Hospital on Pleasanton instead, and they were amazing — my dog didn’t bark once!

posted: 10/18/2025

Don't recommend!!!! 1st time trying this and ended up Paying $83 for a hair cut, nail trim and ducts and got our baby with cuts scrapes, still her nails long and now she cry's in her sleep, is scared to take a showers and hide's! You can see dates on the pictures it's only been 6 days not cool at all!!!

posted: 07/24/2019

On 8/22/22, I took my two french bulldogs(Judah and Zuri) to Southeast Animal Hospital because they both had a snotty nose and internal sneezing. The vet prescribes them both cortisone shots and antibiotics, he never tells me what they had but when I called back they advised that it was an upper respiratory infection that was contracted at the doggy daycare from the previous week. The next day my smaller frenchie, Zuri, who is only 10 months old and 20lbs, threw up a total of 8 times due to the antibiotics. I looked at the antibiotics and Zuri was prescribed the higher mg amoxicillin at 250 mg, when it should’ve been prescribed to Judah who is 2 years old at 35lbs. Due to her throwing up excessively and not eating we had to go back to the vet where they switched Judah’s medicine to Zuris and gave Zuri a different antibiotic at a lower dosage (only 50 mg). The initial visit total was $238, you would think coming in the next day that the vet wouldn’t charge you because of their mistake with mixing up the medications. They actually charged us another $82 for Zuris new antibiotics and a cernia injection that was caused because they prescribed the dogs the wrong medications. I spoke to the manager about the situation and they didn’t want to agree to any type of refund or discount towards our visit nor did they want to own up to their mistakes as doctors. I have attached the initial medications vs the new medications showing the huge mistake they made with my frenchie’s medications. Southeast Animal Hospital used to be my go to but once a mistake like this happens causing harm to my pets I don’t feel comfortable bringing them anymore. Customer service also doesn’t seem to be a priority for Southeast Animal Hospital.

posted: 08/29/2022

Dr. Homer is the best vet I've ever had. He is a talented surgeon, and his staff are friendly, efficient and helpful.

posted: 12/18/2024