Training School for the Blind Guide Dog I.A.P. - 04960 Ciudad de México

The work of this Association is beautiful and noble. Each person who is there receives you with a smile and gives the best face to the dogs. The service offered by veterinarians is luxurious, with affordable costs. If for any reason you need their services (guide dog, training, bath, veterinarian, urgency or pension, etc.) never hesitate to go to them, they will always have a good reception and attention towards our furry friends. They are always attended by professionals, people 100% trained to support them. And not to mention, if it is within their means they can support them by donation so that they can continue their work of giving a canine to a person who needs it.

It is perfect they are warm humans and they treat our children very very well, kittens and puppies are incredible The place is super clean and they are the best I have ever known

They have a Veterinary Hospital called "Consentidos" where they saved my dog ​​Kala Mina Sarang. They are excellent and the prices are super affordable, in addition, the profits are to support blind people. I am very grateful for your treatment and service.

An excellent place, with great professionals who treat our pets with a lot of love and dedication. The price of consultation, laboratory and pension are accessible and of very good quality

The Veterinary Hospital service is going from bad to worse, I understand the current situation regarding the pandemic and the measures that have been established, but I totally disagree and very upset, because it turns out that they removed "emergencies", a situation that bothers a lot because they are marked and the receptionist Mrs. comments that "there are only consultations under appointments and at very late hours" which is wrong, my dog ​​was about to lose her life and the Mrs. replied "that meal times had to be respected and the doctor I would come back up to 2 hours later and that I would almost hold on”. I have been with this hospital for many years and its quality was excellent, but the service has been totally diminishing, I remember that when they had DONATION SITUATION they almost begged you to help them and personally the help was given to them. And now they have the luxury of denying an emergency when animal health should be paramount, just as it is in a Hospital for Human Beings.

Well, the only advantage is that there is 24-hour emergency care, that's very good... but from there you have to move because they don't have an ultrasound or to do viral tests or x-rays or oxygen or anything. However, first aid is very useful, especially since almost no veterinarian offers a 24-hour service. I think that being an important school they should invest some money in the veterinary area thinking not only of the external patients but also of the internal ones, because smaller veterinarians have basic emergency equipment and there is nothing here. Regarding Care, the doctors are very good and do what they can with the resources they have and control an emergency well. But if it is very Austerito.