Loving Touch Animal Hospital

We found Loving Touch when my newly adopted dog needed some dental surgery, which our original vet provided a very expensive quote for. I was thrilled when I found that Loving Touch offers a flat rate dental package, with all the important things like x-rays, pain relievers, post surgery follow up, and a quality staff! We've now been to their office 5 times! Everyone there is kind, helpful, and compassionate. Our newest had to have 11 teeth removed and an oronasal fistula repaired. We were a bit scared, but the procedure went fine, we received great updates, and they followed up with us over the phone and in person! There have been multiple times where I've felt they were incredibly honest with us, and didn't just try to get more money. I cannot speak highly enough about Dr. Laura and the team at Loving Touch. In addition to fair prices and honesty, I also appreciate that someone answers their phone and has time to speak when I call. I'm not placed on hold, and there aren't endless phone menus to navigate. Thank you for providing such great care for our dogs!

EDIT October 20, 2025: Guess what? No one from LTAH has EVER reached out to me. No call. No email. No apology. No attempt to even TRY to make it right. Honestly, nothing can make this right, but an attempt at caring would’ve been a good start. I had previous experience with Loving Touch in 2022 for my dog's dental. I gave them a 5 ★ review then. They were amazing. But I have since deleted that review so I can make sure my new review is seen. I needed to schedule a follow-up appointment after a visit to the emergency vet, I chose here. I suspected it might be time and I wanted him to be surrounded by caring people, but also have a chance. I was willing to go miles, if he was willing. The vet gave me no answers, just confirmed a heart murmur. No suspicions, nothing. My options were give a dog, with obvious neurological issues, a ton of vaccines - nope - and blood work, or euthanize. And when I asked the vet her thoughts, it was simply "it would be a kindness". Ya don't say.. they took him to the back to place the IV to administer sedative, etc. Shortly after, he had a seizure and passed on his own, at least I hope it was on his own. I had a private cremation done, asked for all the paw prints, nose prints, and a fur clipping. I've had dogs for 20 years.. have done rescue for 20 years.. and it's STANDARD PRACTICE to get a fur clipping. I even stood over his body and asked for one, more than once. I was assured I would get one. It's even printed ON THE INVOICE. GUESS WHAT?!?!? I HAVE NO FUR FROM MY DOG who is nothing but ashes now. I'm sure this is not their first experience with a pet passing or euthanasia, so this level of incompetence is shocking and unacceptable. Thank you for bringing back painful memories and reminding me to always trust my gut when something feels off. If you care about your pet, DO NOT GO HERE. I guess I'll see if I can pull some fur off his blanket and clothes.

The folks here were very nice. They were able to take care of my boy Miles. We were actually quite late to our appointment due to miss scheduling on my part. But they were kind enough to squeeze us in and get Miles up-to-date on all of his vaccines and even managed to still treat his allergies. Very thankful to Dr. Laura and her team.

If I could give negative stars I would! My dog was brought here by a groomer who cut her tongue while giving her a haircut. I understand accidents happen but my dogs tongue required stitched which means it was pretty bad. Upon arriving we were put in the room with the groomer who cut and transported my dog to the vet! I was very irritated at this and it made me uncomfortable but I dealt with it. Second red flag was the fact that I heard my dog bark/scream/howl I don’t know what to call it because I’ve never heard her make that sound in my life! Turns out she was barking over seeing “another dog” which I just dismissed cause at this point I was still processing all the blood I was seeing on my dogs snout. They brought her to me to explain why she was sounding like that so this was the first interaction since getting call from groomer. Third and final red flag was the staff member who came in our room and directly told the groomer she “needed her” and they both walked out. It was AFTER the groomer came back to tell us,the OWNERS of the pet who is being seen, that the staff needed her to cut more of my dogs facial hair to properly put stitches in. Wait what!!!??? Why was I not asked if I was ok with the groomer doing this?!? The groomer just came in, and possibly due to negligence! I am still investigating that part…so why would you re traumatize my dog?!? Loving touch where?! That is unprofessional and unethical and just morally wrong to not have a conversation with us first and this hospital likely doesn’t have groomers just hanging out in waiting rooms so what do you all do in other time? I will let EVERYONE know about this place. I got a call from the vet saying the hospital was reaching out to her about my dogs recovery, yet we haven’t received not ONE call from them. What a joke. Take your furry loved ones somewhere else that cares and supports the owners and the pets.

My dog Layla (4 year old Chihuahua) had a dental extraction performed earlier that day at another vet and they did not send pain medication home with her. Later that night, she began moaning and whining in pain.The other facility was not opened and I resulted to Loving Touch Animal Hospital an hour before they closed. Dr. Hong gave her pain medication and Layla enjoyed the attention Dr. Hong gave her along with much love and holding her to calm her down. The staff there are great in handling and I highly recommend Dr. Hong. She showed much interest in my baby and was not make believe. She has proved that she loves her job and the animals there. Will be taking her there from now on.