They took our little dog on short notice and were very nice and gentle. We were from out if town…read moreand needed a vaccine to stay at the RV park.

This is a great service and Tina and her staff have a great love for dogs and the service they…read moreprovide. We have been using this service for about a year now and our dog can't wait to go. When we mention going to daycare she yelps and barks with joy. Thank you guys.

Had an amazing experience with these folks! So happy to be living in a county that actually cares…read moreabout animals.

We have had some issues where we live with dogs roaming free. The group at the shelter are aware…read moreof these dogs, and have called the owners so that we can return the dogs safely to their owners. That is what a "community" is all about.

What an awful experience. I just moved into town and needed to find a local Vet. When I arrived at…read moreSouth Main Vet, I was barely greeted by front staff person. When doctor entered room, I found her to be cold and uninterested in what was going on with my dog. Very little engagement, was very off putting. BARELY any communication from doctor once I had gotten my test results back. I had questions that needed answers but was left with zero information, return calls, or messages. How sad that a perfectly great location is being taken up by a vet that really doesn't seem to care, in my opinion. For the record, I tried going to two other vets in area before making appointment at South Main, but they were both about two weeks out. South Main had same day appointments, I wonder why...

I'm incredibly disheartened to be writing this review…read more I brought my 13 pound Shih Tzu Poodle in on a Friday to see Dr. Alli, as my dog had shown extreme discomfort in her eye. We couldn't see our normal vet so we decided to go to South Main Vet since we felt our dog needed to be seen as soon possible. Dr. Alli came into our room and spent possibly five minutes examining my dog. She asked me questions, if my dog had been exposed to a foxtail or what might've happened. I explained to her that I wasn't sure that she would have been exposed to a Foxtail as we don't have them in our yard, and that I wasn't sure what had happened to her eye. Dr. Ali said well "let's do a procedure where I drop dye into her eye to see if it's an ulcer/scratch on her eyeball. If the dye sticks to something this will mean it's an ulcer and not a foxtail". Shortly, after taking my dog to the back and doing the small procedure, she came out with her and explained that it was an ulcer and sent us home with a topical medication for her eye. In the span of two days, my dogs eye got severely worse. We could tell that it was infected as green fluid was coming out and by Sunday she could barely open her eye. Sunday evening as we were cleaning her eye gently we found two FoxTails. We were very lucky that both FoxTails rolled to the front of her eye. One was starting to embed itself into her eyelid. We were lucky that we were able to remove both of them. Our dog was misdiagnosed, and this was a huge miss on South Main Vet's part. This could have easily cost us our dog's eye. That evening I left a message for the vet, letting them know what had happened and my concerns. The next morning they called back to check in, and I was very disappointed in their unprofessionalism as they took no responsibility and responded to me with a email proceeding to try and place blame on me as the patient. It is not my job to diagnose what was wrong. I brought my dog to South Main vet seeking their advice and guidance on how to treat my dog and was hugely let down. I have attached their email and the photo of the two Foxtail's found in my dogs eye. I'll let you determine how you would accept a response like this after finding what we found.

'Tucked away' may be an understatement with this adorable feline-centered boutique. Blink and you…read moremay miss the small stairway that leads up to the 'loft'. But cat lovers (who have tisked and sighed with utter jealousy at the fancy Three Dog Bakery on Eureka St.) will love this space. I only wish it was bigger, but if it was,it may risk losing some of its charm.

Love this pet friendly spot. Excel's raw food is the best I found and yes, they will ship. Five…read more paws up

Great food for pets who eat a raw diet. Reliable delivery for pet owners near the drop-off…read morelocations in Northern California.

Our Arabian mare became ill today. I called AVS. Sarah came out and completed a detailed…read moreexamination. She was very compassionate and explained all the possible options. With a heavy heart, we choose to end her suffering. Sarah explained every part of the process and was very understanding of our needs. We have used them in the past for teeth floating and exams for both our Arabians with a very satisfactory outcome. Highly recommend for all equine needs.

Just had my first appointment with Dr. Karly Delany. New to area, routine and also lameness…read moreworkup. Loved fact that she covered all the basics (very competently, thoroughly and taking the time to explain everything to me), but also willing to own her own limitations (as she practices primarily as a GP, she referred me to a specialist with state of the art ultrasound equipment, etc.). Love that she has a mobile radiograph machine. Both she and her assistant, Tyler, had a great, down to earth, matter of fact affect which I love.

Dr. Smalley was referred to us through my manager who recently euthanized his dog after suffering…read morefrom cancer and so happy for the referral. My tortie,, Brownie was either born or contracted Feline Herpes when we rescued her from the Stockton shelter. She always had bronchial issues, we figured permanent from the kennel cough we were told she had at the time of adoption that was treated with two rounds of antibiotics but during the last year, she really declined and a mass was growing from one of her nostrils. After 1 removal that was unsuccessful and it grew back double the size in a couple of months, several rounds of antibiotics and steroid shots, we consulted a couple of vet hospitals and were told the costs would be between $8-$10K, she had a 50/50 chance of the mass not returning. We pondered that but then Brownie just stopped eating/drinking, could hardly breathe and was just suffering. I called Dr. Smalley on a Monday and she was at home Wednesday afternoon. She was just awesome. Not only did she comfort Brownie during the process but us as well. The whole process was just so hard even though Brownie didn't budge with the cocktail shot and within seconds, she seemed to be pain free. We spent some time saying our goodbyes and she was so patient and caring. She kept telling us take all the time we need and we did. Dr. Smalley, thank you for helping us make what we feel was the best decision for our beautiful Brownie....she's no longer suffering.. I wouldn't want your job and I told you that.....your response was, not only do I do this for the precious animals that are ready to go but I do it for the parents too. It really is the ultimate gift to give someone when they have had enough. Brownie girl......will meet at the Rainbow bridge some day.

Vicki's phone number has changed. It's 209-256-6524. She's a wonderful veterinarian. I called her…read moretoday about my horse's elbow gash. She called me back right away. Instead of charging me for a ranch call, I sent her pictures of the gash and she honestly said stitching it would not hold it closed. So she told me how to care for it, what to expect during the healing process, and asked me to keep her apprised of my horse's progress. What a wonderful, professional horse healthcare professional!