Tracy Veterinary Medical Center

We brought our male Belgian Malinois (almost 2 years old, 81 lbs) in for a rabies vaccine. He can be anxious and reactive, especially around male strangers, so we came prepared with a muzzle. The nurse was very patient and calm with him. When he got nervous during the ear temperature check, she had me help take it while my husband held him, which worked well. When the vet came in, my dog’s demeanor changed (he reacts more to men). There was a tense moment when he growled and barked during the first vaccine attempt, but instead of refusing service, the staff stayed calm and worked with us to find a solution. The vet suggested placing a towel over my dog’s face so he couldn’t see him, and with the nurse assisting they were able to successfully administer the vaccine safely. I really apprecia

Dr. Singh and his team provided excellent care for our dog. We were looking for a surgeon to remove a Mast Cell Tumor in a difficult location. Several other vets had said our only option was to go to oncologist or specialty surgeon which would have cost $15,000+. Instead Dr. Singh was able to bring a qualified surgeon to his location to provide needed expertise but help keep costs down as surgery was still done at his location. Throughout the surgery he called to tell us how our dog was and the findings. If they encountered something during the surgery that would require extra cost he called to ask permission before proceeding on that item (for us it was because cancer had spread and more testing and removal was needed). The surgery was done well and our dog is healing nicely. The faci

My son had a progesterone test scheduled for tomorrow and had worked it out that if his dog was ready to give birth, they would do a C-section right then and there at the normal rate of $1400. Well, his dog went into labor on the way to the appointment then all of a sudden when we get there, it’s now considered an emergency. One of the puppies was born with a double cleft palette. The vet sent the puppy home with us, despite knowing that it could not latch and therefore cannot eat, and will inevitably die. Then they wanted an additional $300 to euthanize the day old puppy. Here’s this vets priorities: 1. Your money 2. Your money 3. More of your money 4. Your animal This was my first time experience with this vet and I would highly suggest that you literally go anywhere else

I’ve been bringing my pet to Tracy Veterinary Medical Center for some time now, and I can confidently say it’s one of the best veterinary clinics I’ve ever visited. The facility itself is always very clean, organized, and welcoming, which immediately makes both pets and owners feel comfortable. The staff is absolutely wonderful—from the front desk to the technicians, everyone is friendly, professional, and genuinely cares about the animals they treat. They always take the time to answer questions, explain procedures clearly, and make sure you feel informed and at ease. Dr. Singh, along with the other doctors here, are truly amazing veterinarians. They are knowledgeable, compassionate, and thorough in their care. You can tell they treat each animal as if it were their own, which makes all t

My 16 year old dog Otto had an anal gland abscess. Our regular vet of 15 years was closed so I took him to Tracy Veterinary Medical Center because it was open with availability on a Saturday. My Otto was prioritized and taken into surgery immediately. A couple weeks later our cat Vinnie was hit by a car and had a severely broken leg and required surgery. Long story short we met Dr Singh here and now we have a new vet who is absolutely wonderful! He is very kind, patient, trustworthy and explains everything clearly. I appreciate that he makes phone calls himself and communicates with pet parents instead of disappearing into the abyss and having his staff deal with everything. His staff is as equally impressive. All of the girls are super sweet, friendly and always make our family