I have an eight year old beautiful lil yorkie. He is my baby and I always only want the best for him. So when it came time to have his teeth cleaned I searche for someone that could do the job but not put him under. I had his teeth cleaned but they were getting to the point where he was going to need to put under. I found Dr. Millikan through a girlfriend that is major animal rights activist. Not only was Dr. Millikan extremely friendly and knowledgeable, but her staff was as well. They reassured me when I became an overbearing mother worrying about leaving my baby boy with them. Their vet rooms were extremely clean and I did not have to wait forever for them to see me. I would highly recommend this team to anyone that cares as much for their animals as much as I do.

My parrot, Gomez, went here with a broken leg on a Wednesday. He was allowed to remain with a broken leg, and didn't have surgery until Friday. On Saturday morning Gomez let out several screams, stopped breathing and died. Dr. Molnar said he was shocked as he had done many of these surgeries and he compared Gomez's death to me dying from finger surgery. He offered to do a complimentary necropsy, but I had no idea that meant his version of a necropsy. This included handwritten, illegible reports and refusals to transcribe same. I was simply told that I was to take his word that Gomez's death had nothing to do with him. To add further injury, Dr. Molnar fabricated a story of me taking Gomez home from surgery two days early. He doesn't seem to think this conflicts with telling me to bring him back for a follow-up 10 days later. Lastly, Dr. Molnar tried to compensate me with offering to obtain an unweaned parrot for me. This is considered unethical in California and you can kill a baby par