Dry Creek Veterinary Center 1090 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Roseville, CA 95678

"Love this clinic so much. The vet is friendly and amazing and the other staff are as well. I feel extremely comfortable taking my pets here and know they will be well cared for. Sometimes I can hear them with my cats and It’s so obvious that they love them and are taking great care of them. I just recently started coming here and I am officially bringing all of my pets here from now on! Oh, and they’re very reasonably priced and open on weekends!"

"Very nice, kind employees! Clean location! Vet was knowlegable and thorough with my dogs exam! I would recommend this business!"

"I took my 18 year old cat in for diarrhea and the vet prescribed him an antibiotic and said to bring him back on "Thursday" for tests. He died three days later and never made it to Thursday for the tests to see what was wrong with him. Please don't make the same mistake I did."

"The WORST veterinarian office I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with. If I could give zero stars, I would. The agreed upon plan of care was that we drop our cat off in the morning, he would be given a sedative, then an examination and labs with in-house test results. We were told it would take 1-2 hours. 3 hours later, after not hearing anything, I called to check in. The tech that took the call was rude, dismissive and clearly shouldn't be working in a veterinarian office if he can't be more polite and empathetic. You are working with people's pets, most of whom are loved and treasured family members. If that's a difficult concept to grasp, or if working in a busy enviroment is too much for you to remain polite and professional, I strongly urge you to look for employment elsewhere as this doesn't seem to be the right fit. If everything else had gone fine, I would take my business elsewhere based solely on my interaction with him. I was made to feel as if my concerns were a disruption and unimportant. I was told they had just started and "that they'd call me," in a very condescending tone after he attempted to brush me off and give me an update that sounded very much like he was referring to the wrong pet, and also that "my cat isn't the only one they were seeing." Again, 3 hours later, they finally began the sedation and the exam. My cat, whom they were well aware was already extremely stressed, scared and uncooperative (hence the previously discussed plan of care) was left to sit in his carrier that entire time, growing more and more terrified before they finally got around to him. After 5 hours, we were finally called to say that he was ready. When they gave him to me, I looked in at him and noticed he was wet. When I questioned why, as I was honestly so confused as to how he could possibly be so wet, I was told very nonchalantly that he might have urinated... this made me irate. I have had pets my entire life. Worked with many different veterinarian's in several different states, and I have NEVER picked my pet up covered in their own urine. Never!! They didn't even attempt to clean him up and did not care that he was in that state. The entire interaction with the vet and her super hostile tech (yes, the same one that took my call) who was clearly trying to be intimidating took a turn for the worse from this point as we were already understandably upset at the treatment of our animal, but then we were were also billed over $300 for a basic blood panel and sedation (not anesthesia, sedation). When we questioned if it was her general practice to charge that kind of money without discussing charges first, her response was to say that yes, she normally does, but somehow it slipped her mind. Again, there was no remorse for the dismal treatment of our cat or the state that we received him in. Actually had the audacity to blame it on my cat! More words were exchanged, but it clearly fell on deaf ears as they only saw that we were upset, and didn't seem to care why. When we got him home, we had to put him through more stress by giving him a bath, as he was literally soaked in urine. He was so traumatized by this entire fiasco that he has been hiding under the bed for days. I don't care what excuses you have as none are good enough. There was a plan of care established, agreed upon by both parties. The exact opposite took place. In my opinion, the Veterinary Medical Board should pay this facility a visit. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that there is more abuse happening."

"Before and after pics of trip to the vet for annual follow up parvo shot and rabies shot. They gave her something to help prevent side effects and nausea since she had a reaction last year and vomited after the shot. Very personable, and good at what they do. Went through Starbucks drive thru after for a special treat. Yum. Ice cream alway makes it better in this case whipped cream."