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    Artaurus Equine Clinic

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

    Services - Artaurus Equine Clinic

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Washington Square Veterinary Clinic - Happy dog happy life!

    Washington Square Veterinary Clinic

    (66 reviews)

    Took my cat possum here for some skin issues and they were amazing. The veterinarian listened to my…read moreconcerns and came up with a treatment plan and gave my cat a steroid to help with her inflamed skin. They explained everything very well and were very personable. Highly recommend this vet clinic.

    Extremely helpful and kind staff! Dr. Boutilier is a great veterinarian who actually takes the time…read moreto explain things to me each and every time. She is always a wealth of knowledge and I really appreciate her attitude and perspective. I never feel rushed or like any single one of my concerns isn't addressed. When she sees you and your pet she offers you her full attention, and you can tell she actually cares. She has given me some great suggestions and advice, and she offers helpful insight and a kind approach to helping you care for your pet's health and wellness. Everyone in this office is friendly and helpful, every single person who's worked the front desk or helped me on the phone, all of the techs, and every veterinarian who has helped us in the past. They are really great with my dog and always kind to me no matter how busy they are. I really appreciate the entire staff because no one wants to take their pet to the vet, but they make it less of a drag here and they run a smooth operation from online bookings to the online pharmacy and offering me digital invoices/receipts after each visit that I always receive immediately. There's almost never a wait and the appointments start on time. So they also respect your time as well and I personally don't think I've ever waited more than five minutes even on the absolute busiest and most crowded days. My dog hasn't always been the easiest for them to work with but with their help, she has become so much less fearful of the vet's office. She's really shown so much growth coming here over the years. Thank you to Washington Square Vet for always being available for any of our pup's health concerns, and I feel lucky to have you as our trusted vet's office for many years and for many more years to come.

    Cat Hospital of Petaluma - Our Lucy

    Cat Hospital of Petaluma

    (52 reviews)

    Whoa! Have you ever SEEN so many Five reviews? Im not a cat…read moreperson, thats what I like to say - except now i have 3. All of them came in as ferals with this problem or that problem and these guys have rescued us more than once. I love the girls, I love the Docs and I love the location - easy in easy out. They always make me feel at ease and are really knowledgable about my kitty kids. I will most likely never go anywhere else with my babies. Now if only they had doggie patients too ;) You guys are GREAT - keep up the good work.

    I recently scheduled an appointment for my cat at this veterinary practice after not having been…read morethere for several years. Before the appointment, I was asked whether I had or wanted gabapentin for her. I declined and explained that she had recently been seen at an emergency veterinary hospital and did very well there without it. I was then told that she had to be given the medication before this practice would see her. I was not comfortable with that requirement, so I canceled the appointment. Unfortunately, this brought back concerns from my previous experiences with this practice. The last time my cat was seen there several years ago, I was required to leave her outside in her carrier and was not permitted to accompany her inside. She did not handle that experience well. I also previously brought another cat of mine here. She was repeatedly described as "fractious," a characterization that stayed in her record and did not reflect the sweet, gentle cat I knew at home. I understand that veterinary practices need procedures for safely handling animals and that medications such as gabapentin may be appropriate or helpful for some cats. My concern is with making it a requirement for my cat to be seen, particularly after I explained that she had recently done well at another veterinary facility without it. Taken together with my previous experiences, I no longer feel comfortable having my cats cared for at this practice and will be going elsewhere.

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    TruVet Specialty and Emergency Animal Hospital

    (181 reviews)

    Amazing care for our Boomer! We brought him in when he suddenly started squinting, and the team…read morequickly discovered an ulcer in his left eye and glaucoma in his right. They were incredibly thorough, compassionate, and gentle with him, and got him started on treatment right away. We're so grateful for how well they cared for our little guy and made a stressful situation much less scary. Thank you, Tru Vet! And special thanks to Dr. Marcus

    Here is the updated review with your closing statement added:…read more 1/5 Stars -- Charged $880 for zero care and predatory pricing tactics We brought our cat in for one specific, urgent reason: a benign tumor mass had ruptured, and we wanted to make sure the area was properly cleaned and cared for. We brought full diagnostics and reports from a recent veterinary analysis of the lump. Instead of addressing our primary concern, the clinic immediately hit us with an astronomical, predatory estimate of $6,000 to $7,000 for surgery. When we declined their inflated quote, they ultimately did nothing for our cat, stating he was unmanageable and too upset for them to handle. Yet, despite providing absolutely zero care and failing to clean the ruptured mass, they still had the audacity to charge us $880. Charging nearly $900 for nothing while trying to pressure owners into thousands of dollars in unnecessary surgery is completely unacceptable. Pet owners deserve honest, competent help when their animals are in pain, not financial gouging. Look elsewhere. I am fully intent on reporting this clinic and reviewing elsewhere so people know.

    Petaluma Veterinary Hospital - Happy daylight savings time-gone!

    Petaluma Veterinary Hospital

    (73 reviews)

    Can't say enough about this clinic. Our dogs have been treated here all their lives, and every doc…read moreis stellar. Dr. Kristensen has been above and beyond for us lately, reaching out to us consistently to follow-up and consult on a complex and frightening situation. If you want top-shelf care for your pets, this clinic is all that.

    This place has a lot of goodwill because of the sign and past vets who have worked here, but after…read moregoing here for over a decade, I'm switching vets. It cost me $564 to have them do two exams on my two cats, one set of shots, and flea medication. This is much higher than any vet I've used in the area. On top of that, this bill is after fending off constant upselling on the part of the vet. She couldn't tell me what was wrong with my elderly cat because, despite a $90+ exam, she needed to do a full panel of blood work to even guess why the cat is acting a little low-energy (he's 17 years old). Despite being unable to diagnose anything with my cat, she suggested I get him a monthly shot that "some people" feel helps elderly animals with arthritis. When she told me that, I watched her write $170 on my chart, as if she was calculating how much money she could get from these shots every month. Also, she said she couldn't tell for sure if the cat has arthritis or not. Likewise, when she learned my younger cat's vaccines were out of date, she told me she would have to start the whole thing over and that I would have to take the cat in AGAIN in 6 weeks for boosters. When I pushed back on this, she dropped it and gave the cat his shots. This isn't the first time she has done this. When my cat had an abscess in the past, she used it as an excuse to send me home with bags of medications, bandages, a cat collar... all for a fairly routine and not serious injury. It truly feels like a car salesman trying to add expensive seat warmers or stereo upgrades I don't want. It makes it so I can't trust anything she says. I was also shamed by this woman. She scolded me repeatedly for letting vaccines lapse and not coming to see her sooner, even though the last few years have been really hard on my family (unemployment, deaths in the family etc) and bringing healthy cats into the vet wasn't a priority. Here I was trying to catch up on the lapse and I was told how negligent I am as a pet owner. She also discovered one of my cats had a flea and acted like it was the most disgusting thing she'd ever seen and told me *three times* how I was going to have to clean my whole house. She was in the middle of telling my how quickly fleas breed before I asked her to please stop. It was way over the top and felt designed to make me feel like a filthy person because the cat had a flea. This is ironic because the office is feeling really dingy these days. There was also a toxic atmosphere between this vet and her underlings, and they passive-aggressively bickered in front of me. The assistant also gripped my cat in such an uncomfortable, harsh way during the exam that I intervened and told her I would hold the cat instead. It wasn't hurting the cat, but it was intrusive and was adding stress to an already upsetting situation for the animal. Overall I think this is a vet to avoid.

    Artaurus Equine Clinic - vet - Updated October 2026

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