Village Square Woodside Veterinary Hospital

Great experience they referred me out to Sage and Specialist for my kitties case but they call to check up on him and see how we were doing to make sure he got taken care of.

First time dog owner, and I felt so taken care of by Dr. Sefchik and her team. My doggo was provided medication needed and the directions given clearly (they were even written down for me as I had my hands full!) Clear, concise wonderful clinic, wonderful people. Easy to get to and good parking too. Can’t wait to go back again.

Our dog Maker loves this place! Everytime we are close he recognizes the smells of warmth, kindness and compassion. The staff here are great and are very responsive to include the doctors returning phone calls in a timely manner. We have been going here a long time and will continue to do so, due to the great customer service and their love for Maker!

Ollie had spinal surgery for herniated discs in his lower back a few months ago in Houston. With a lot of after care, he did very well. We moved to California 2 months ago and he continued to recuperate until a few days ago. Same congenital problem. Took him to emergency care at another clinic because Ollie was in pain and began dragging his foot. An anti-inflammatory/pain reliever, sedatives and confinement were prescribed. We could be looking at more surgeries. Took Ollie in to our regular vet at Woodside Vetinary Clinic where they suggested we try an alternative to surgery and another long, painful recovery. Acupuncture. I was apprehensive, but the doctor explained the procedure in great detail and how many dogs find relief (in addition to lifestyle changes). Very calming and caring staff. Day 1 immediately after acupuncture, Ollie is calm and relaxed. Also started an anti inflammatory/neuropathic pain reliever, Ollie appears to be pain free and is eating and wagging his tail again. Not so when he was previously sedated and in a zombie state all day. Day 2, still pain free. Will see how it goes after 2 more sessions. Surgery would be the last alternative. Here is Ollie relaxing during his first session. Can barely see the needles. Will update.