Vet Office Recommendation…read more If you're looking for a wonderful, compassionate veterinarian for your fur babies, I highly recommend Pet Vets of Folsom. Today I brought all four of my fur babies in for their annual exams and vaccines, and Dr. Katy and the entire staff were absolutely amazing. They took the time to make each of my babies feel safe, comfortable, and cared for. My babies range in age from 3 to 15 years old, and each has their own unique story. One is a TNR/feral kitty who adopted us, my oldest is a fire survivor, and two were rescued after being abandoned behind a care facility in Stockton. Handling four very different personalities could have been stressful, but Dr. Katy and her team showed incredible patience, kindness, and genuine compassion. They made the entire experience as low-stress as possible for both my pets and me. Thank you, Dr. Katy and everyone at Pet Vets of Folsom, for taking such wonderful care of my family. We truly appreciate everything you do!

I love pet Vets in folsom. They care about their patients and their owners…read more You can trust that they will treat your pets with love and diligence as if there are their own fur babies.

I struggle with this rating but I need to tell my story and state that first and foremost, I want…read moreto preface this by saying 5 stars goes to everyone in this clinic with the exception of Dr Tsai. Dr Tsai had diagnosed my little guy with kidney failure in mid July . Her bedside manner was absolutely awful but the reason I kept going were Dr Miller and the vet techs (Courtney and Jade) and front staff were amazing with my little guy. I took him every single day for about two months for them to give him fluids and treatment. I saw a rapid decline this past Friday night with him, but I knew that I had an appointment the following day and I text one of the vet techs, and she said for the doctor to take a peek at him. Well, the following day when I got there, the vet tech said she was gonna pull Dr Tsai aside in between her appointments. I'd even got there 45 minutes early knowing we may need more time. There was still an hour plus left to the day. I'm right outside the door to where they are and I can overhear the vet tech ask Dr. Tsai can I pull you for a quality of life for Beau. She said "I have no time for a euthanasia". I couldn't really hear what the vet tech responded but ultimately i was told Dr Tsai did a quick check and said he's not doing well but he will have to wait until Thursday bc there were no appointments, which was six days away. This would be for euthanasia bc that was the only time available. That did not sit well with me, but this was not the vet techs fault at all. Again - vet techs should be paid more and running that office, they care more. Dr Tsai could clearly see a rapid decline and a dog who was suffering. She had seen Beau a few times since July and there was absolutely no way she can dismiss the signs he was showing. Beau got his fluids and meds and we went home. I want to mention that When we presented to Dr. Tsai, Beau no longer had ability to use his back legs. He was lethargic. He had not ate and only drink water once. And she still decided to let him go home. That to me is some sort of violation of the oath that she's taken to be a doctor. I'm really upset still that he suffered an additional 24 hours before I ended up taking him to foothill Farms veterinarian where they kindly made time for him. Even though I was not one of their patients. Dr. gonzales there looked Beau over and said he definitely was in decline and she did a test for neurological problems that he did not pass that which means that he was suffering and in pain more than I knew. Had Dr. Tsai taken that time to do this quick check I would've taken him earlier to peacefully go. Foothill was so kind to my Beau and gave him a gracious and peaceful passing with dignity and respect that he DESERVED. I'm so disappointed in Meridian for allowing Dr Tsai to do what she does because it's obviously not the first time. Read the reviews. The negative ones are about her. I struggle with continuing care for my other dog here at Meridian based off of the lack of care and cold heartedness from Dr. Tsai. However, that may have worked in my favor because if she would've been as so coldhearted during his last hour of his life, I probably would've lost it on her. Everyone in that office has been kind, loving, compassionate, and friendly. I love Dr Miller and Dr Staam is great too. Courtney and Jade (vet techs) are the absolute best I've ever encountered. Jamie and Grace at the front desk are the best ever. Again. Everyone is great except dr Tsai. Yes my emotions are heightened but these babies rely on us for help and to be their voice and she flat out dismissed him. Shameful.

Beautiful & calm vet center…read more Dr. Stamm was amazing as everyone says in the reviews. My dog is shy & anxious but she let Dr. Stamm examine her -- I have a Great Pyrenees and some vet are afraid of her because of her size. Dogs know when people are afraid of them, and she must have had a calm demeanor. I love the holistic approach to vet care (they still have full vet services) and I specifically sought out this place. Very happy with our new vet.

After moving to the Folsom area, I needed to establish care with a new veterinarian. I had…read morepreviously used VCA for several years in other locations and initially planned to continue with them. They have a great mobile app that makes communication and appointment management very convenient. However, that changed when I requested an estimate for a dental cleaning for our 6-year-old Yorkie. The procedure was long overdue, and I understood there was a possibility that some teeth might need to be extracted. The estimate I received was approximately $4,300 before any extractions, with additional charges of around $75 per tooth if extractions were needed. Having gone through similar procedures with other pets in the past, I was honestly shocked by the cost. I started researching alternatives and came across Crossroads Animal Hospital. Their reviews were overwhelmingly positive, and since they're close to my home, I decided to give them a call. They provided a very thorough estimate that included all the same important pre-op and post-op care, but the total cost was around $750, with extractions priced at about $25 per tooth. I transferred my dog's records and was able to get an appointment within just a couple of days. The entire experience exceeded my expectations. The staff was friendly, professional, and genuinely caring both on the phone and in person. Most importantly, our Yorkie's dental work turned out fantastic. His teeth looked amazing afterward, only one small tooth needed to be removed, and the bad dog breath that we'd been dealing with was completely gone. Finding a veterinarian you trust can be difficult, especially after moving to a new area. While VCA offers some convenient technology, I'll gladly choose Crossroads Animal Hospital for my pets' care going forward. They've earned my business through excellent service, quality care, and fair pricing.

Crossroads takes excellent care of this little guy. They're always willing to schedule an…read moreappointment as quickly as possible. All the vets are extremely caring and their administrative staff is as well

This is the ONLY vet hospital I entrust my beloved animals to be seen and cared for. Dr. Sollinger…read moreand staff are exceptional and always go above and beyond. Questions are answered and I know my pets are lovingly looked after while there for exams or tests! Their facilities are also exceedingly clean, and the waiting area is a good size for their clientele.

My babies get checked here…read more Super friendly staff. All the Vets that are on staff always take their time with my babies. We have been going here for the last few years and are happy with the service. Thank you so much for keeping my babies healthy and thriving! Felix ( 15 year old blind sr citizen) Princess Leah ( 6 year old, crazy girl)

New puppy! Dr Ravi and staff are great and created a nice new puppy plan…read more We now have two other adopted dogs and they love this vet also.

I waited before writing this review because my priority was getting my cat, OG, healthy again…read more Unfortunately, after everything that has happened, I feel other pet owners should know about my experience with Rancho Pet Hospital. OG had dental surgery here on Friday, August 14. While he was under anesthesia, I was offered a complimentary nail trim, which I agreed to. Over the weekend, OG was heavily medicated and recovering from anesthesia. I noticed he was urinating in his sleep but initially assumed it was related to the anesthesia and pain medication. By Monday, August 17, it was obvious something was seriously wrong. He was repeatedly going to the litter box, straining to urinate, and clearly uncomfortable. I called in a panic and brought him in around 9-10 a.m. At approximately 4 p.m.--around SIX HOURS later--I received a call saying they were just then going to collect his urine. I was extremely upset knowing my cat had apparently spent hours there while visibly straining and in pain. When I questioned this, I was told they had been busy. I was then told he would be sent home with pain medication while we waited for his urine results. When I arrived, I was charged approximately $400. I questioned what had actually been done for him during those hours and why a cat experiencing significant urinary symptoms was simply being sent home to wait. The interaction at the front desk made an already frightening situation worse. When I explained that OG had been suffering all weekend, I was reminded that they had called Saturday and I had said he seemed okay. I was then told, "It's not like we can talk to him and ask him if he's in pain." I found that response incredibly dismissive. I brought him back specifically because his behavior was now clearly showing that something was wrong. Once home, I knew I could not watch him continue suffering while waiting several days for results. I took him to an emergency veterinary hospital, where he was evaluated immediately and treatment was started. His testing ultimately showed an E. coli urinary infection, which he has continued receiving treatment for. Taking the timeline back to August 19, I discovered something else. While holding OG, I noticed dried blood around multiple freshly trimmed nails. I was horrified. I called Rancho Pet Hospital and spoke with Dr. Ravi. He told me this was news to him and that he had not noticed any problem with OG's nails before discharge. I later requested reimbursement for the August 17 visit and some form of accountability regarding the nail trim. I was told there was nothing to refund for the nail trim because it had been complimentary and that the matter would be discussed with the team. The fact that the nail trim was free is beside the point. I wasn't concerned about the price of the nail trim. I was concerned that my cat came home from their care with freshly trimmed nails and dried blood around them. I stopped pursuing the matter because my attention needed to be on OG's recovery. Today is August 29. While examining his paws, I noticed the affected areas are now healing with scabbing and what appears to be residual bruising/blood blistering around the tips of his toes. Seeing this during the healing process brought everything back for me and is why I am finally writing this review. EDIT: AS I AM THINKING THIS THROUGH I AM JUST NOW REALIZING THEY MOST LIKELY USED A NAIL FILE AND THE FRICTION OF THE FILE WAS RUBBING HIS TOES WHICH CAUSED THEM TO SCAB AND CREATE BLISTERS I understand complications happen in veterinary medicine, and I am not claiming this hospital is incapable of providing good care. What I cannot overlook is the totality of my experience: my cat spending hours at the hospital while experiencing painful urinary symptoms, the dismissive interaction when I questioned his care, discovering dried blood around his freshly trimmed nails after a complimentary nail trim performed while he was unconscious, and feeling as though my concerns were brushed aside when I tried to address them. OG cannot tell someone when something hurts. That is precisely why I trust veterinary professionals to recognize signs of pain and handle him carefully when I place him in their care. I will not be returning to Rancho Pet Hospital. I am sharing my experience so other pet owners can take it into consideration when deciding where to bring an animal they love.

I love Dr. Ava. She is very attentive to my two dogs and makes me feel comfortable to ask questions.read more

I don't usually leave reviews like this, but future customers deserve honesty…read more My experience with this veterinary office was extremely disappointing from start to finish. Concerns I raised about my pet's care were not met with urgency, accountability, or meaningful communication. Instead of addressing issues directly, the response felt dismissive and focused more on conflict than resolution. I also had to repeatedly request basic information and records that should have been provided without delay. Even a simple request took hours to be acknowledged, which is unacceptable when you're dealing with a living animal and trying to make responsible medical decisions. What stood out most was the lack of professionalism when concerns were raised. Instead of working toward restoring trust or clarifying what happened, the relationship was essentially discarded. That is not what clients expect when they are trusting a clinic with their pet's health and wellbeing. Every pet owner should be able to expect transparency, communication, and care that feels collaborative. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here. I'm sharing this so other pet owners are fully aware and can make informed decisions about where they choose to take their animals for care. PLEASE DRIVE PAST THIS OFFICE I DON'T CARE HOW LONG THEY BEEN IN THE AREA!!!! THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOUR PET AT ALL , all THEY CARE ABOUT IS YOUR MONEY AND WAYS THEY CAN CHARGE YOU!! THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOUR PET !!!! And please I'm not even giving it a one star I had to give it a star just to leave this review but they get zero stars theres NOT A star in that office FROM VDMS TO ASSOCIATES !!!

VMC was able to see us on an urgent basis today -- my siblings and I are forever grateful for their…read moreexcellent, kind and comforting veterinary service this evening. We took our elderly family dog, Champ -- a German Shepherd -- in after he had been showing signs of lethargy the last several days. We made the decision to let him go while we were there -- and the whole experience felt very personal and private. They allowed 4 of us to be present as they administered the euthanasia necessary and our Champ took his last breath there -- in a peaceful environment surrounded with love (and lots of tears). Thank you to the entire team for your help!

Initial experience was positive, easy appt. process after I entered my information. Got a call…read morefor same day appt soon after my submission, professional reception and assistant. Doctor was very hands-off, he saw my senior cat for 3 minutes, didn't even touch her or do an actual assessment. He entered the room with an unsettling facial expression for the minimal interaction. We didn't have a consultation/review of the findings, just told me that she needed a steroid injection and blood work pre-procedure to make sure her liver could tolerate it. But when the assistant came in, she didn't have orders for lab draws. I agreed to some of the treatment. I didn't agree with the antibiotics, since he said she didn't have an infection in our brief 3 minute evaluation appt. Would not recommend

I am writing this review to warn other pet owners about our experience so they can make informed…read moredecisions. We discovered a tumor on our dog, and she was diagnosed with cancer. As you can imagine, this was devastating. During our consultation, we were told that due to her age and potential surgical risks, she could potentially live for some time without surgery. Based on that information, we made the heartbreaking decision not to operate. We were told that the mass could rupture externally. However, we were never informed that it could rupture internally or that a sudden, catastrophic decline was a possibility. Shortly after the diagnosis, the mass ruptured internally. When we called the office, we were told to "watch and see how she does." There was no urgency conveyed. However, after doing some research, I learned that internal rupture of a tumor is often considered a medical emergency. We insisted on bringing her in. The clinic was busy and we waited. When she was finally seen, we were told she likely had only days left. We were heartbroken but prepared for a gradual decline. Instead, within hours of bringing her home, her condition rapidly deteriorated. She became immobile and began passing blood. We rushed her to an emergency vet later that evening. She began seizing, convulsing, and was clearly in extreme pain. Her body was shutting down, and we had to make the decision to euthanize her that night. What made this even harder was feeling completely unprepared. We were never informed that internal rupture or a rapid, catastrophic decline could occur. Had we understood the full risks, we may have made different decisions to prevent the suffering she experienced in her final hours. We also found their pricing to be significantly higher than other veterinarians in the area. Since this experience, we have transitioned to another local vet who has provided more thorough communication, compassionate care, and noticeably more reasonable pricing. The difference in both cost and quality of care has been night and day. That night was one of the most traumatic experiences of our lives. Watching our dog suffer in that way is something we will never forget. I hope this review encourages others to ask very direct questions about internal rupture risks, emergency scenarios, and worst-case outcomes when discussing serious diagnoses, and to compare pricing before committing to care. 1 star.

Overcharging, Fear-Mongering, and Unhelpful…read more I called ahead to ask when my kittens would need vaccinations. The front desk told me to wait a week and then bring them in, so I scheduled an appointment. When I arrived, I was told they weren't old enough for vaccines after all -- so my time and money were completely wasted. Then the vet tried to scare me into thinking my kittens would get seriously ill if I didn't approve a long list of expensive tests -- blood work, stool tests, and more -- which totaled in the thousands. When I declined, they made me feel like a bad pet parent. One of my kittens was just a little bloated from food, but instead of discussing her current diet, they immediately tried to upsell me on costly "special" food. The entire experience felt manipulative, like dealing with slimy car salesmen. Definitely not coming back.