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    Lesia Machicao, DVM

    1.0 (1 review)

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    Pampered Pet Grooming & Spa

    Pampered Pet Grooming & Spa

    4.0
    (212 reviews)

    I've just started bringing my Cat, Twinkle here for Nail Trimming after my Vet stopped doing it. I…read morelove the convenience of the walk in (1-4pm Tuesday - Friday) and the Ladies are very efficient. Depending on if there's other ahead of you there may be a short wait but as the Trimming itself is very quick you can still be in and out within minutes. The Parking lot can get a little chaotic.

    I've never given a bad review but.... I had been going to…read morePampered Pet in Tracy off and on since they opened with the dogs I have now and Barkley, my previous dog I had for over 14 years. Barkley got razor rash once & had a problem after his anal glads expressed long ago at Pampered Pet which resulted in vet visit both times, but other than those two episodes, I was satisfied and just wrote those two problems off as flukes until....I took my teacup Maltese there last September (2025). His first couple appointments were fine, but the last, he looked terrible, like a different dog. People who saw him afterwards thought it WAS a different dog, an old dog, not my cute little 9 month old Maltese. When I brought him in, I told Michelle I didn't want his face touched much at all, to leave his "mustache" and wanted his ear hair trimmed shorter, like a puppy. Well, they did the exact opposite; they left the ears long and SHAVED his face. He wasn't matted or anything. I paid the bill, including a $20 tip BEFORE they brought him out to me. I was in shock when they handed him to me. I left and on the drive home, I couldn't even look at him. But the more I did, the madder I got. When I got home, I immediately called Michelle and said, "you know I'm not one to complain and never have, but I was furious on the grooming job. That they did the exact opposite of what I asked and that he looked terrible." She said I could bring him back in and they'd trim his ears shorter, like I had asked, but the damage was done. I knew they couldn't glue his cute mustache and whiskers back on. All I saw when I looked at him was a dog that didn't look a thing like my cute 9 month old puppy that I had brought in. I told her I was too mad to bring him back in and I was just furious. She just said oh, okay. No offer of any compensation or anything. I had been a customer for over a decade. His fur, of course, has since grown back and he looks cute again. He is now a year and 5 months old and I take him to Muddy Paws on 10th Street now, where we have been extremely pleased AND they are a little less expensive and we've had much, much better experience every single time and much better cut than he ever had at Pampered Pet. Sorry, but it's the truth. I won't go back there. I don't know if there was miscommunication between Michelle and the groomer or what because I did tell Michelle the cut I wanted: face left alone, only cleaned up a little, leave his mustache/whiskers and trim the ears much shorter and the exact opposite was done. He was the first appointment of the day, maybe she was still half asleep, I don't know.

    The Pet Advocate

    The Pet Advocate

    4.6
    (422 reviews)

    I am so pleased with my experience at The Pet Advocate! I…read morebooked a dental cleaning for my dog, Zero, and needed to reschedule it a couple of times, but the office staff was very understanding and flexible. Once I finally was able to commit to a date, the correspondence I received from TPA was clear and helpful. I was told when to begin restricting food/water, what time to arrive, and the details of the check-in process. As directed, I arrived by 8am and notified office staff. I was quickly greeted by the vet tech, Jill, who was absolutely the best. Jill was warm, patient, and knowledgeable. She let me see where the procedure would be preformed and where Zero would be held, and explained when/why she would call (if blood work was concerning, if it wasn't safe to sedate, if they had suggested extractions). Despite being nervous, Jill definitely helped me feel better about leaving my boy in her care. Since his bloodwork was fine, the next time I heard from Jill was when she called to share suggested extractions. She briefly reviewed the dentition of a dog, explained where there were areas of concern in Zero's mouth, and was able to give me monetary figures when asked. She took time to consider my follow-up questions and I felt the interaction was professional while being empathetic and frank. At no time did I feel that she was trying to upsell me or otherwise get more money out of me. When I picked Zero up, Jill came out holding him. She sat with me and reviewed his bloodwork line by line, his X-rays, and showed me before and after pictures of his teeth. She also provided me with clearly labeled medications. We talked about food and general aftercare, including what I might observe, and I felt comfortable about heading home. We are now at the tail end of recovery and Zero has done fantastic, and I truly attribute a lot of that to Jill & her efforts. Thank you!

    I have mixed feelings about this place. They are very high volume so they can get pretty busy…read more Their check in/check out process is a little confusing and you can't just walk in and give them your information. You have to wait in lines and then continue to wait for someone to come out to talk to you. When weighing my puppy, he was very excited and we couldn't get a good weight on him, which ranged from 38-41 lbs. The tech randomly called his weight 41.2 lbs. I didn't think anything of it until I went to pay the bill and realized WHY they chose that number; 41 lbs is the next weight bracket and higher cost. I asked for him to be re weighed and they said they would when he was sedated and refund any costs if he's under 41 lbs. When I went to pick him up, I asked about the weight and the person at the desk was confused and said they, "probably weighed him. But it shows 41.2 lbs on his chart." I told them that was a guess they did earlier. She didn't care and basically moved me along. I was very annoyed and felt like they purposefully tried to get more money out of us. They also charge for a medical cone and pain meds. How is that not included?! Once it was all said and done, total cost was about $290. This is not that much cheaper than a standard vet and you don't get the same care as your usual vet. However, since this puppy was from a rescue and a foster, my options were limited. I had even mentioned he's a foster and they still did not care to double check his weight. When running a rescue, every dollar counts and I was a bit annoyed by this. Overall, however, my puppy is healing nicely but they did a poor job with his surgical tape and glued part of his thigh skin to the incision site, which meant it was pulling until it had dissolved. It's a conveyor belt type clinic so if that's all you want, then you'll be fine with it but I don't think I would take my regular pets here if I could. Just my opinion.

    Johnson Teresa DVM

    Johnson Teresa DVM

    1.0
    (1 review)

    ***PLEASE READ BEFOR YOU TRUST THESE PEOPLE WITH YOUR PETS!!! Several years ago, we lived in the…read moreTracy area and our two cats and dog were patients at Old River. When it was time to put our (my husbands) 17 year old dog to sleep in the fall of 2003, we went there. We had been established patients at that point. I was VERY CLEAR with them that we wanted a private cremation with the ashes returned to us. This was after all, a beloved member of our family and my husbands' closest companion. During what was a very sad and difficult time, we found some solace in the fact that we would be able to "bring her home". Well, two weeks went by and I did not hear from them. I called them to ask when I could pick up the ashes and they said that they did not have ashes. It appeared that the veterinary technician did not pay attention and she was disposed of; no private cremation with no ashes. Words cannot express our sadness and disappointment. Then, after we had moved (several months later) one of our cats fell ill. We took him to a new vet, and requested that Old River fax over Max's records. They did. The new vet was surprised to see many red flags on Max's most recent blood work (anemia, for example) that we were (a) never alerted to and (b) were never treated. It was the opinion of the new vet that at least one of these clear (albeit ignored) problems contributed to Max's demise. We put Max down within a few hours. Legally, we had no recourse, and either will you when they kill your pet. Fortunately, our new vet has her shit together. At least we were able to get Max's ashes.

    Lesia Machicao, DVM - vet - Updated July 2026

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