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Pleasant Valley Pet Clinic

3.7 (53 reviews)
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Can I give zero stars? Seriously -- forget this place, run far away. I just moved into a new house in Sly Park, and this is the only vet for miles. The day we moved in, my dog ate rat poison left by the previous owner. I called about 15 minutes before they closed, BEGGING for help. They told me to drive to emergency care in Folsom -- a 45-minute drive -- and then wait an hour for them to open, instead of helping me at Pleasant Valley Vet, which is about 10 minutes away. I later found out Pleasant Valley Vet could have helped immediately by inducing vomiting early, which likely would have significantly increased my dog's chances of recovery and saved me thousands in emergency vet bills. But I guess they would rather subject my dog to 3 days of in and out of emergency treatment than to stay open a few more minutes. Go to Sierra Animal Hospital instead and thank me later.

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Ashley G.

Our 15-year-old kitty, Meijo, was limping for a couple weeks. We found out that he had some of the worst arthritis seen in a cat. His little kitty knees had bone spurs. He had a thorough exam and was given a life-changing treatment for him called Solensia. Meijo has been back to his old self with improved mobility. It brings us peace that he is no longer in pain. He'll need to go back in a month or so for another injection, but that's okay. He's an old guy and we want him to be as comfortable as possible while he ages.

Alexandra O.

Do not go here if you have a dog that has aggression from prior abuse. First time using them and the last. I told them upon request she would need to be sedated to have treatment from a dog fight. I was told by the vet I saw that that wasn't needed unless surgery was & from appearance the wounds looked superficial so we opted for the medical route of antibiotics. Baliegh (my pup) still needed an updated rabies vaccine and I was told I couldn't leave without one. Since she was already in pain I offered walking her to the back to be put in a kennel and I could hold the lead through the metal door and vaccine could be administered. I thought this was the plan. Amy the RVT came in and assured me I didn't need to go back, my stomach wasn't sitting right as she took my dog and I voiced this to the vet in the room who REASSURED me Amy has dealt with dogs like this time and time again and is very good with them. The vet then followed her to the back and I began hearing banging against a wall ... about 10 min later my dog was brought back to me absolutely distraught and covered in saliva, loose dog hair and blood. They both said she hit her lip but that was it. I began questioning how the did the vaccine and after constant questioning I was told two metal poles around her neck and she was thrashing. I asked why they didn't bring her back to me if she was in that much distress and they didn't have much to say. I brought baliegh home and whilst getting her out of my SUV noticed a gaping hole on her jaw... I looked further and saw something sticking out of it... it was a piece of plastic. She also has broken capillaries in both eyes. I'm seriously so upset over this. Please take your dogs elsewhere!!! (Rest of pics were to graphic to be posted)

Aliee M.

We unfortunately had to put our cat Jasper down after having him for over 14 years. The entire ordeal was a lot less awful because of Amy and the staff there. Everyone was very accommodating and I knew what to expect the day before. Both my son and I were very sad and worried that Jasper would feel pain, but it was apparent HE was in the best hands possible before he passed. Amy was in charge of the entire process and did a BEAUTIFUL JOB! We can't thank her enough and she made sure everything was done perfectly. A very heart felt card was sent in the mail to us and a handmade paw plaque / ornament was made that we have to remember him by. I couldn't be more happy with this place! THANKS A MILLION!

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Took good care of my boy Bleu. My boy even doesn't mind when they check his temperature. And they are not too far from me.

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