Overland Veterinary Clinic

Best vet! I love it here after searching years for a good vet for my dog Theo. Really clean, professional and fairly priced !

Brought my dog (Deedee)into the vet yesterday (7.20.26.) worried about her legs going lame and her screaming; I never heard her do anything like it. I was sent home unceremoniously. this morning I woke up to her dead. Videos attached of what occurred at Overland Vet clinic today when I brought my dead dog in less than 24 hours after my visit: I acknowledge that I am imperfect. Anything you can find wrong with my behavior or wording, I have already beaten myself up over--and continue to beat myself up over--a hundred times more. Ultimately, however, I do not believe that any change in my reaction, composure, or verbiage would mean that my Bug would still be here with me right now... That said, I did not hit any walls. Aside from the multiple surveillance cameras throughout the clinic--which I specifically asked the police to review --what makes this lie even more outrageous is that I was fucking holding my dead dog in my arms. I did not even have a free hand to hit anything. The only person who put their hands on anyone was the office manager, who tried to physically force me through the exit and prevent me from returning to the waiting room because he could not manage me. I invite Overland Veterinary Clinic to release its surveillance footage. I invite the LAPD to release its chest cam footage as well. I am not the veterinarian. I am a terrified and grieving pet parent who has spent at least $6,000--and I believe it is actually much more than that; I simply stopped counting--in the last three months alone. I did this to, if not extend my two dogs' lives, then at least provide them with relief and comfort from what they were clearly suffering from. Despite all of that care and expense, both of my dogs became worse, not better. What is objectively true is that I brought Deedee in for the care described above. I spared no expense. I agreed to every test that was recommended, and I did so promptly. Yesterday, I brought her in panicked because I believed she was dying. Today, my dog is dead. I don't know exactly what my goal is, except perhaps accountability. It feels as though public visibility--rather than personal responsibility, ethics, or integrity--is the only way to make that happen. I want the people responsible for overseeing the health and safety of us and those we love to manage their own behavior and actions--something they are legally obligated to do--and to stop deflecting responsibility onto people who are often at their most vulnerable. In this case, they are treating my emotional reaction as the problem rather than addressing the medical care Deedee received and their own conduct, which seems to have directly resulted in the loss of my baby girl. Attached: -I believe the first video is the most pertinent. It's when the doctor finally comes out not the Vet who saw her yesterday, but the one from over a month ago. -The video of Deedee is the last one I have of her; it was taken at around 4:30 AM today about 12 hours after the vet visit yesterday. The panting is one of the symptoms that I've been repeatedly bringing up to the Vet (Overland Vet clinic and sepulveda vet clinic ) along with her constant choking, especially after she drank water. -screenshots are of my very raw notes at the time of the visit. What I also importantly mentioned to the vet was not only were dees legs going limp, but she was screaming and I've never heard scream like that before. She had stopped by the time she got to the vet office. These corporatized veterinary clinics, killed my dog and then treated me like garbage every time I stepped in to try to ensure my dog's proper care. They found ways to frame how I said or what I said or what I did/didn't say as a problem rather than their own complacency and negligence as being the problem, and now my dog is inside of a cardboard box inside of my fridge. monsters the lot of them

Used to be a good place with Dr. Schwartz and Dr. Menen. But here's what happened… My friend took her seven year-old healthy cat in for a well Animal check up. He was prancing around the waiting room in his normal, proud self-assured manner. They took him in the back, took blood no problem. Then they came to tell her that when they tried to get a urine sample, he became very stressed and that she would have to get the urine sample at home. Then they told her his breathing became unusual so they did an ultrasound, and found turbulent blood flow in his heart. They suspected he was in congestive heart failure and gave him a diuretic. They told her to take him immediately to animal emergency hospital to see a cardiologist. At Emergency, they took him back and started working on him. They reported to her that his lungs were filled with fluid and they gave him more diuretic. They told her they would need to keep him one or two nights to stabilize him. She went home. As soon as she got home, they called her and said that she should change her Yes CPR to a DNR because they thought he would not make it through the night! She went back to the emergency hospital to see her cat. He was lying there, unable to make eye contact. They had given him more IV diuretic. They said he was uncomfortable. She agreed to Euthanasia. This was a seven year old strong Healthy, handsome active cat before she took him to Overland! What happened when they were trying to get urine? Why did they need a urine sample on a healthy cat? 🐈‍⬛ Her handsome son is dead!

The front desk people here are horrific!!! They don't care about your pets whatsoever it's about getting clients in and out the door. My 15 year old dog has been seen there for 8 years, and right now I am in desperate need of care to avoid the stress of bringing him in to the ER a second time, simply requested for a tech appointment to get him fluids and anti nausea injection for supportive care and went up there in person basically begging and they had ZERO concern and there's one lady especially who is just flat out rude. Fine place to go for a Cytopoint injection or other tech related matters (Lindsey the tech is amazing) buut other than that they are not who I would recommend if you want a clinic with people who actually care if your dog lives or dies

My dog was left in the back for over 4hrs without being seen. I had to ask for them to look at him because they forgot him. They said they got the names mixed, but they only figured it out when I asked. This is extremely unprofessional. Not only that, when I asked the people in the front desk, they were extremely rude and I was ignored by one of them. After I asked, they had him ready after 15min and the cleaning was not done well. It was definitely rushed and I am scared that they did not treat him nicely because they were rushing. This should NOT happen again to any pet or pet owner. It is unacceptable and someone should take responsibility and change this for the future.