Siena Animal Hospital

Siena Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Las Vegas, Nevada, located at 5625 S Grand Canyon Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89148. The clinic treats dogs, cats, and exotics. On Google, it is rated 4.5/5 from 244 reviews.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs, cats, and exotic pets
•Dental procedures (a reviewer mentioned a dental for a 15-year-old cat)
•Health exams, including exams connected to travel paperwork (a reviewer described an air-cargo health exam and certificate)
•Administrative support such as emailing invoices (mentioned in a review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Aleksandar Janjic is mentioned by name in a recent review.

Reviews

Siena Animal Hospital has a 4.5/5 Google rating from 244 reviews. Recent feedback includes praise for vets and staff treating pets well, being honest, and providing administrative help like emailing invoices; one reviewer also reported a cat dental with no issues. A recent negative review described dissatisfaction with travel-related health certificate documentation, discomfort with front-desk interactions, and being unable to get a refund for the certificate after the clinic declined to complete certain statements due to liability concerns.

Reviews for Siena Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 244 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Angel Yang

3 months ago

I was very disappointed with my visit and honestly wish I could give zero stars. I made an appointment for my pet’s health exam so she could fly via air cargo. The exam itself took longer than expected compared to other clinics, but that wasn’t my main concern. After the exam, I reviewed the paperwork and noticed the health certificate did not specify that my dog was cleared to fly or address any weather/acclimation requirements. When I brought this up, the front desk staff said they would check with Dr. Aleksandar Janjic. I was then told that the doctor was unwilling to complete that portion due to concerns about liability. While I understand being cautious, this was the entire purpose of my visit. At that point, I had already paid and was told I could not receive a refund because the certificate is considered a “state document.” That left me paying for something I could not use. The interaction at the front desk was also very uncomfortable. I was asked personal questions about why my dog was leaving and whether I was rehoming her. The staff member then compared my situation to her own dog, saying her dog was able to fly in the main cabin—without acknowledging that my dog is larger and subject to different airline restrictions. There was no empathy shown, and I was even given unsolicited suggestions about giving my dog to someone else. For context, my dog was simply traveling to be with my family, not being rehomed. Overall, I left feeling frustrated, unheard, and out the cost of a service that did not meet my needs—especially during a time when I was already under financial stress. Thankfully, I was able to find another veterinary hospital that understood the requirements and helped me obtain the correct documentation so my dog could travel safely.

Nicci Sleeter

3 months ago

Nancy Vazquez

4 months ago

Thank goodness there are still good quality vets that are privately owned. I recommend Siena hospital for all pet needs. My 15 year old feline had a dental with no issues.

Scott Marquis

4 months ago

Great vets and staff. Always treat all pets well, and are happy to provide extra administrative help with emailing invoices.

Giancarlo Vizconde-Castro

4 months ago

Great service, very honest and awesome with our pet