Valley Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Shreiber basically kept my cat alive after several tests and xrays. He found the problem and treated it with an easy solution. I definitely recommend.

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I just took a cat I adopted to valley vet after his previous owners moved out of state. He ended up having a urinary blockage. I have to tell you that the care, compassion and treatment that we have received from this vet has been above and beyond any other vet I have used. The staff has been the best and my cat is getting exceptional care. all procedures, additions to the bill, and updates are always explained in full and in advance. Every question I have is explained and time is spent with me until I understand. They have also encouraged me to visit with my pet anytime I wanted. If you are looking for a great vet, this one cant be... more »

I am new to the area, and found this to be the least expensive vet. well, you get what you pay for right. I called and got an appointment the same day; as the receptionist asked if I want 7 or 7:30; I opted for the 7pm. I arrived 15minutes early at 7:40pm I still had not been called and my puppy was getting tired. I decided to reschedule (yeah right). The receptionist advised me that I would be next and that Mon. appointments are really tough as this is the day lots of people decide to bring their pets to the vet. (why she told me to sched. for that day, I'll never now). Anyway I would not recommend this vet if you are in a hurry. I was expecting about a 15-20minute wait, but... more »

If you are lucky enough to have a rescued Greyhound, or other sighthound breed, this is the vet practice for your needs. Dr. Schreiber is active in Greyhound rescue and does vet work for many of the local rescue group. His own greyhounds are usually sleeping in the... more »

This hasn't been my favorite veterinary experience, and I've had many.\rWe first met Dr. Shreiber when we rescued a cockateil from a nearby park that had been attacked by a hawk. I would hope that a vet would consider not charging if this was clearly a rescue situation - we brought the mangled bird in wrapped in a jacket.\rThe bird had parasites & I had two cockateils at home already, so we decided to treat him. I wasn't made aware of any potential risks of this medicine & I did as I was instructed which was to put the medicine in the birds' water. My beloved cockateil that I had had for years & years became weak after a day of teh medication in the water & ended up passing away suddenly the following day.\r\rHad I been warned about the possible side effects (which, after some research, are fairly common) I would have known to take some action when my bird first seemed... more »