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    Canine Constitutional - Please give me that treat

    Canine Constitutional

    (2 reviews)

    If you are looking for a boarder in Lake or Napa county look no further. Steve and Silke are the…read moreabsolute best. We have boarded our dog Gidget with them for long weekends up to an entire month. They have even gone out of their way to accommodate a last minute booking. They treat her like family so much that she actually starts wagging her tail as we near her house and runs to Steve with wiggle butt. We have had experiences with many other boarders in Napa county and each time we picked up Gidget she was beyond happy to see us but was down for a couple of days after. When we pickup Gidget from Canine Constitutional she runs out to us happy and excited and is the same girl happy girl she always is when we return home. We finally have a boarder that puts our mind at ease.

    We just left our sweet Bella with Silke and Steve for 10 days. This was the first time we have left…read moreher with anyone but family, but we were excited to have someone close to love our baby while we were gone. From the very beginning, they were nothing but friendly and professional. I toured the property when I came for the "meet & greet" and I could automatically tell that this was a perfect fit for us. They assured me they would be with her all the time (except to run errands, etc.) My main concern was that she wouldn't feel abandoned and I didn't want her in a cold kennel and treated like an animal. I wanted her to be treated like she was our sweet baby. We just picked her up this morning and she was so excited to see us but I could tell she was loved and cared for. I will definitely be using them in the future. I can't say enough amazing things about them!!!

    Middletown Animal Hospital - Dr. Shackelton in Surgery

    Middletown Animal Hospital

    (64 reviews)

    They are absolutely horrible. We tried to take our dog there for after hours emergency since he had…read morea rattlesnake bite. They refused us because it had been 12 months since his last visit. Said the emergency services were "only for clients". Proof they don't care about animals. I am so appalled at this. I would not let them take care of my dogs or give them my money after this.

    My experience with Middletown animal hospital has been passed disappointing. I now have a dog that…read moreis no longer a happy energetic poodle. He is dull, unresponsive to normal commands or even to calling his name. He stares at nothing for minutes and looks at me blankly. I brought him in because of a pain that he was having at night and I was concerned about his elevated B.U.N. leveI reported in his blood work done a few months ago. I emailed for his medical records and my concerns about his pain on a Saturday morning. I was emailed back and told that there was no available time on Saturday but to bring him in on Monday. I brought him in on Monday and there was no record that an appointment was made. I forwarded the emails to the office staff immediately. The staff went back to talk with a doctor and said she had time at 1:30 and during triage, Megan stated to leave the dog and they would start drawing his blood for testing. So when the vet was ready to look at him, the blood tests would have already been ran. This did not happen. I met with Megan the tech and I explained the pain he was having to her along with what his symptoms were. Bad breathe, lip smacking and gagging with no vomiting also the appearance of what looked like reflux to me. Dr Isabel V. never came in to talk with me. Instead she called at 1:30 and said she examined my dog and that he had impacted right anal gland and after having a difficult extractingly the gland he would not put his right leg down. She said his knee probably was the problem and that she needed to do an x-ray and in order to do the X-ray Dr. V sedated the dog. She oversudated the dog. It took him over 48 hours to come out of it and to stop shivering and panting. It's been 10 days now and the dog I used to have is gone. He has no personality, lost and confused all the time. Again, I requested his medical record and blood work. After reviewing the paperwork, I saw that the notes taken by the vet tech were not conveyed to the veterinarian. Dr V proceeded to work on my dog with no idea as to why he was there except for he had pain. In the end she prescribed gabapentin for a possible muscle issue because of high protein in his blood. The lack of communication between the Saturday office personnel, veterinarian tech and the doctor has literally destroyed my dog. But to make matters worse, he still has pain and I don't know what is wrong with him. I called back again and asked to have Dr V call me. When she called me back. I explained to her that my dog did not recovered from the sedation and that he was over sedated, her response was that he reacted well to the sedation. I explained to her that his problems still exists and the prescription of gabapentin only triggered more intestinal issues and that it appeared to me to be reflexed. Dr. V quickly flipped her prognosis and prescribed surflate to coat his esophagus and stomach lining because on the acid would inflame them. She did not suggestion to bring him back in to confirm my thoughts on what was wrong. She did not apologize or explain why she did not even come in to talk to me about what was wrong with dog. She just suggested another prescription. I would like to note that this is the third time I brought the dog in with the same symptoms. The first time Dr. V described prednisone and a cough medicine, the second time it was because he needed his teeth cleaned and now the third time, he prescribed gabapentin because of the protein in his blood. I do not have the words to explain how much it hurts to see my pet disappear before my eyes into a shell of a dog. I am so angry at myself for trusting Middletown animal hospital in Middletown CA.

    Pawsitive Dog Training - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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