Category: | Animal Hospital |
Address: | 803 Reading St, Folsom, CA 95630, USA |
Phone: | +1 916-985-4700 |
Site: | folsomvethospital.com |
Rating: | 4.3 |
Working: | 7AM–6PM 7AM–6PM 7AM–6PM 7AM–6PM 7AM–6PM 8AM–4PM 9AM–1PM |
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Leola B
I have been taking my dogs and cats to FVH for years. Basic care (shots, check ups) is okay, anything beyond that is terrible. After last incident with my cat I finally said enough is enough, time to look for another vet. Their focus is not a health of your pet, its how much they can get out of your wallet. Unnecessary expensive procedures would be suggested without any consideration of what really may be going on. Heres the last experience which did it. My indoor cat had some swelling on his eye - the first and only version of the vet was foxtail (how likely is that for an indoor cat?) They strongly advised to go in and look, didnt find anything (of course!), prescribed some expensive antibiotic and cortisone eye drops - ca-ching, ca-ching, ca-ching... Half an hour and hundreds of dollars later I brought the cat home, he was crying and screaming for hours as the anesthetic wore off, by evening his eye tripled in swelling and redness from all the "digging" the vet did. I finally wised up, read up on eye problems, got herbal eyewash kit ($11.03) and we, my cat and I, never looked back. Make a book "The nature of animal healing" by Martin Goldstein, DVM, your desk bible before your visit to any vet.
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Lana K
True professionals, My dog had an emergency issue related to his post-operation eye wound healing. The dog had staples holding his left eye eyelids together that was supposed to protect his eye from dryness and infection. This morning, I found my dog in agonizing pain, shaking his head, and trying to rub his healing eye against his e-collar. After closer inspection, I discovered that the upper part of the staple was no longer attached to the upper eye lead; instead, it was freely floating on the eye surface, causing pain and creating new wounds. Forgot to mention that the initial surgery and the staples were performed at another facility specialized in ophthalmology; and they were unable to see us right away this morning referring us to our regular veterinarian. I called to our Folsom Vet Clinic, explained our situation, and I was advised to get there ASAP. My dog was literally taken inside the time I rushed through the door whispering we are having an eye emergency appointment... Due to the coordinated care of the staff, my dogs eye was saved and we continue healing.
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Kim Ann
I had been taking my 2 German Shepherds to this vet for about 2 yrs. I started to notice once I got my 2nd puppy that they charged a lot for individual doses and packs of heartgard and frontline. They advertised themselves as a discount clinic and they may be on office visits, but they make it up for what they charge in other services and the meds they prescribe. I had enough of them when I took my 10 year old shepherd in because her limp had gotten worse. I already knew she had elbow dysplasia.. They still took 2 xrays for $186 and then went on to prescribe the most expensive anti-inflammatory meds. I told them I couldnt afford $8 a pill, but they didnt seem to care. After doing some research and talking to the Germans Shep org I discovered there are many generic drugs that work just as well. I went to another vet, got a prescription and bought a 2 month supply for $25. My shepherd is doing great now, no thanks to them. This clinic is out to make money and does not care anything about your pets is my experience. There are many better choices out there.
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A Private User
The last time I wrote a review on this Vet, it was lengthy because I had a lot to say. While I have pretty much vented my frustration and disappointment, I still feel that those of you who are thinking about using this clinic should be warned. I had a very clinical, money oriented experience. I have been used to vets who demonstrate empathy and compassion. Neither human element was experienced here. After my encounter, I learned that two of my co-workers had similar experiences. I have learned (a little too late) that Blue Ravine Veterinary, El Dorado Hills Veterinary, and Lake Forest Veterinary are a few of the vets of choice for those of us who treat our pets as family members.
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Ashley Gross
Our veterinarian went above and beyond by calling us twice in 2 days to check on our dog after bringing him into the office for a heart condition. The fact that she took the time on a holiday weekend to call us meant a lot. A couple weeks ago we brought our sick elderly cat in to be put down. When I called to make the appointment, the receptionist did a good job explaining what to expect, and everything went as smooth as can be expected. Everyone from the front desk staff to the veterinarian doing the procedure was extremely sensitive to the situation. We even received a hand written card from the office sending their condolences. Thank you Folsom Veterinary Hospital!
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Spencer Steele
First time needing to go to veterinarian hospital to get my dog spayed. I set up the appointment for a week in advanced. When I went to drop off my dog the staff was very friendly and welcoming and seemed very knowledgeable for the questions I had. The following day I picked her up and the gentleman at the front informed me that there were some added costs due to her being in heat. He explained the procedure for the operation and was able to answer all the questions I had regarding the operation and costs break out. I would definitely recommend this vet hospital to a friend! Very friendly and I felt like my dog was in good hands.
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A Private User
We have been going to Folsom Veterinary Hospital for 20 years and several generations of pets. We have always found them to be fair and reasonable and compassionate. We have even left our four legged family members with them when we travel. We found that if we communicate any concerns from animal issues to financial ones, the staff and Vets will listen and a reasonable solution is always found.
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Shannon D
We took our very sick dog here and after about 7 x-rays and a exam the doctor was unable to tell us what was wrong with her, the only thing she could say was she would want to do a few more x-rays. Our dog ended up passing that night. I feel this vet is not competent and we are very disappointed in the quality of care.
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A Private User
I went to Folsom Vet Hospital and I had the greatest experience there. I went to Blue Ravine and they treated me and my dog terrible. Green Valley and El Dorado were Just as bad. Go to FVH. They have the best staff and they also do boarding, (their kennels are sparkling clean!)
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A Private User
We have been coming to the Folsom Vet Hospital for serveral years and feel like our pets get the very best care. The vets are so caring as is the whole staff; They always address our concerns and are very professional - We love FVH!
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A Private User
The folsom vet hospital is the best! They have cared for my dogs every need for the past 25 years. Dr and her staff are excellent in providing all aspects of care. A truly professional veterinary service.
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A Private User
Ive been bringing my dogs to Folsom Veterinary Hospital for about 30 years. The staff is wonderful, so caring, great treatment and I feel very comfortable bringing my best friends here for medical work.