The PAW Mission Veterinary Hospital

We adopted a pup from SB county animal services and they set up our spay appointment with this hospital. Our doggie is 2 days post-op and seems to be recuperating well. Day of surgery, we checked her in at 7 am and after a short wait and a quick medical eval, she was taken to the back with the rest of the dogs getting services. We had been told that she would be ready to be picked up by or before 3pm. We received a text message letting us know that we could come get her at 1:30 but that we had the option of coming at 3, if needed. I believe they have low-cost services that include microchip, vaccines and of course spay/neuter.

They do a great job, ive taken 3 of my pets here to get fixed and they've done a great job every time! They're prices are also great! I was quoted at the vet over $700 to get my 45 lb female husky fixed, at paw mission it cost me $200 with a microchip and rabies shot!

Great service from start to finish. Online registration was easy. Communication w staff in regards to was top notch. Drop off at 7am was easy, Robb was very helpful and polite as I asked several questions. My cat’s procedure (neutered) was completed by mid day. Pick up was just as easy as the drop off, again Robb was really helpful. I would recommend the paw mission to anyone looking for fast and affordable pet services.

We drive a few hours away from where we live to bring our cats in to be spayed and neutered here. A lot of people bring their dogs here also . Their staff is always very nice, professional and organized. Their prices are very reasonable, they accept vouchers, and this gives us the opportunity to help tackle the feral & community cat situation in the area where we live. I want to give a big shout out to them. Thank you so much!

Receptionist is argumentative and rude, they prescribed my dog medication but refuse to answer the phone or email for chewy.com (who they recommended) so that I can get the medication my dog needs. I’m on the phone with chewy rn while they try to get ahold of them.

That's great! My dog ​​got vaccinated today, and their service was excellent.

I love the staff there. This is affordable spay and neuter for rescue dogs I try to personally help. I often Pop in in the afternoon after lunch and before 2:30pm for microchip or shots, no appointment needed. I rescue street dogs, to have them around my personal dogs, I get everyone shits for safety. They check for microchip for me. I have been fortunate that when a weird chip with no association to normal microchips, the gentleman at the front, did a quick research while I was getting shots and gave me the chip # and the manufacturer so I could register it. I want to be sure that if dogs I rescue go back to their family. That I can be notified if the dog ends up in the shelter, I also add the family information so if their dog ends up in the shelter, they can be reached... The gentleman at the front desk deals with large crows, is efficient, works fast, he is friendly and he is knowledgeable. He communicates well, if your pet is available early...he makes sure to update you. I was at the clinic in December on the morning that the clinic was discovered had been robbed, with glass damaged to the entrance. He was cleaning glass for the safety of humans and pets, he handled the police questioning, and investigation all while checking in dogs and cats who were scheduled for alteration...talk about working under pressure. He needs a reliable helper...a person to take some responsibility... and allow him to continue managing all aspects of the clinic because this guy has his A GAME & is a ***** employee... KUDOS!!! A few of the rescues that he has helped me with since summer...no room for more... The cute ones get abandoned on the street and in the shelter along with the big dogs... Rescue and adopt from your shelter or local rescue!!!