Sactown Vet

We recently switched to Sactown Vet for our two dogs. Our one dog is a little anxious and Dr Cole and the rest of the staff was so patient and found a treat she finally liked to win her over. The location is convient and easy to find parking. The office is nice and you immediately go to an exam room so your fur baby is never sitting in a crowded waiting room. They are very transparent and upfront about the costs. Love that we are supporting an independent business and yiu definately don't feel like a number here.

I met Dr Thornton 2 years ago at the farmers market and mentioned she was just opened up her own veterinary clinic. I went to try her out and absolutely fell in love with her and her staff. I previously was going to Franklin Ranch in Elk Grove and everything about every hospital I’ve been to seemed very stale and money driven. After my first visit at Sactown Vet I never went back to Franklin Ranch! I have five dogs and I switched them all over to Sactown Vet. The staff now knows ALL my dogs and me by name and it doesn’t feel like you’re at the vet at all. It’s not a scary experience for your fur babies but rather just going to see your favorite doctors! The staff is amazing and does not rush you with anything and answers every single question you have. You can tell they all care about anim

I can’t say enough good things about this vet. The entire staff were incredibly kind and compassionate. They took amazing care of my 4 month old kitten, Maurice who had been not right for a few days. I got in same day. They took the stress out of the visit for him. I am grateful. Sactown Vet will be my vet from now on.

This is my dog Phoebes favorite place on earth. Which is unfortunate for me, because she’s always giving us a reason to come back. Recently, she ate her dog bed. Dr. Thornton made herself available asap for emergency surgery. They texted me with updates the entire time. When Phoebe got a fever a few days after, they told me to bring her in ASAP. Dr. Thornton said she didn’t like that she had a fever, and threw Phoebe up on the exam table to ultrasound her immediately. They didn’t charge me the $200+ they should have for it, because they wanted to follow through with their goal; which was to make sure she was okay. Phoebe is a troubled lady, so she’s also on Prozac. I called after hours a few days ago when I realized she was out of meds and I left a voicemail, knowing they were closed and

I brought my kitty in for a bad flea infestation, and I could not be happier. They are very much there for the right reasons. When I first arrived, they gave us a room immediately and there were no pets in the front lobby as they care about the stress levels of the animals. As soon as we got to our room, I was able to let my kitty out of her carrier and just roam around and she seemed to instantly calm down. They care so much for the stress of the animals that they have little kitty hidey holes she could go to feel safe while we waited (picture included). The staff were very kind and understanding of my financial situation as I do work for a non profit and cost of living is high. When they offered treatments, they did not pressure or guilt trip me like some vets do, they only made suggest