Grand Park Animal Hospital - Los Angeles, California

El Grand Park Animal Hospital es un hospital veterinario ubicado en el corazón de Los Ángeles, específicamente en la dirección 333 S Alameda St Ste 222, Los Angeles, CA 90013. Este hospital es conocido por su compromiso con la atención de alta calidad para una variedad de animales.

El hospital cuenta con una amplia gama de servicios veterinarios, incluyendo exámenes médicos completos, cirugías, cuidado dental, vacunas y mucho más. Su equipo de profesionales altamente capacitados está dedicado a brindar atención médica excepcional a todas las mascotas que visitan el hospital.

El Grand Park Animal Hospital también es conocido por su accesibilidad y comodidad. El hospital está equipado con una entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, estacionamiento accesible y sanitarios accesibles. Además, el hospital cuenta con un sanitario regular para uso de los clientes. El hospital recomienda programar una cita para garantizar la atención oportuna y adecuada para su mascota.

La reputación del Grand Park Animal Hospital es excelente, con una opinión media de 4/5 según Google My Business. La empresa tiene un total de 119 valoraciones, lo que demuestra la confianza y satisfacción de sus clientes.

Opiniones de Grand Park Animal Hospital

Manuel Mora

1/5

Yo lleve mi perrito a unos examenes porq.estaba haciendo del baño como sangre y me sacaron
800 dls y resulta q. Mi perrito no tenia nada q. Estava bien de todo. Lo lleve a otro veterinario y me dijeron que el tenia cáncer le hicieron los mismos exámenes que ya avía avanzado que porq. La otra veterinaria no lo detectó que como era posible si lo ubiera tratado cuando lo lleve con esta veterinaria mi perrito se ubiera salvado mi perrito murió por culpa de esta veterinaria grand park animal por eso yo no recomiendo este lugar solo te sacan el dinero y realmente no te Dan los diagnóstico bien ellos no aman los animales ellos solo aman el dinero por eso no los traigan a este lugar

Arely Kate

5/5

Buena atención y súper paciente con mi perrito que no paraba de ladrar

Paola Mendoza

4/5

Muy limpioy poco tiempo deespera.

Ricardo Gonzalez

5/5

El personal es muy amable y el servicio es muy bueno

Aldo Pineda

5/5

Muy buen hospital

Michelle Hong

1/5

This hospital wastes people's time and doesn't explain proper reasoning. I make an appointment through the phone for a vaccination. Once I arrive, the front desk lady (that always wears a hat)asks a series of questions regarding my kittens health then turns me away advising me to come back a week later for a cough that my pet actually came in for an exam a week ago. (Did they forget to check the reason for my pet's last check up? Isn't that supposed to be protocol when taking in an appointment?) I asked her why she wasn't able to just ask those questions through the phone so I don't have to waste my time coming in just to be turned away and she says " then we will be on the phone for a very long time" with an attitude. It's absurd that they will not be inconvenienced on the phone yet has no problem turning away a customer who took the time to come in. No apology on their end either. Literally wasted my time. How unprofessional. No wonder their office is always empty with no customers.

Miriam Ramirez

1/5

If this facility wants to have customer- clients to take their pets please have a better customer service the person answering their phones. This was the worst customer service experience I've ever had not only myself but others. The person who answers their calls doesn't not have proper manners to answer them does not do a greeting does not provided a name or information they are clueless. They need trained them to answer customers questions. I will surely not recommend this business to anyone who has pets.

Alyne Acosta

3/5

I started bringing my dog here about 3 years ago. At first, I had great experiences but now things aren’t as good. Seems the front desk is more preoccupied with making money and instilling “hospital policies” that make pet owners pay more for care. Example - they require you to pay for a heartworm exam before they refill the anti heartworm medication. This would make sense if it’s the first time you’re getting it or if your pet has missed a dose. But it doesn’t make sense to require this exam for pets who have been consistently on the medication. The new vet even agreed and told me I didn’t need to pay for the exam, but the front staff insisted because it’s “hospital policy”