Sandbank Veterinary Hospital

They are nice here, but very definite about spaying--never before 6 months. My cat went into heat and was suffering by 5 1/2 months because we were forced to wait, and when an animal is in heat, they can't spay them then either. We had to wait and watch her go through this. According to the American Veterinary Association, you could spay and neuter as early as 2 months (which I would never do that young) but animals have more chance of getting cancer if they go through heat --it's better to spay or neuter BEFORE this happens-- the percentage of cancer increases a lot if they go through heat before getting spayed. But I guess Sandbank Veterinary Hosp. didn't read the statistics. There was no budging--they would NOT spay earlier, and my cat suffered the consequences.

If I could give this place 10 stars I would! Cleanest veterinary office I have ever had the pleasure of being in! Staff is super pleasant and friendly. Dr Chin is amazing! Very kind, patient, helpful, never pushy.

I would recommend this place to ANYONE!