Indian Creek Veterinary Clinic - Crescent Mills, California

Indian Creek Veterinary Clinic es un establecimiento de confianza para el cuidado y atención veterinaria. Ubicado en la dirección 258 Old Arlington Rd, Crescent Mills, CA 95934., es una opción cercana y accesible para aquellos que necesitan servicios de este tipo en el área.

El teléfono de contacto de Indian Creek Veterinary Clinic es 5302846187. Es recomendable llamar con anticipación y concertar una cita antes de llegar, ya que esto ayudará a garantizar una atención oportuna y eficiente.

La clínica se especializa en cuidados veterinarios y tiene la infraestructura y equipamiento necesario para brindar atención hospitalaria a sus pacientes. Además, cuenta con características que la hacen inclusiva y accesible, como una entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, estacionamiento accesible y sanitarios adaptados para este mismo fin.

Otro dato de interés es que la clínica cuenta con un sanitario regular para el uso de los visitantes. Es importante mencionar que la opinión media de Indian Creek Veterinary Clinic es de 4.6/5, según 64 valoraciones en Google My Business.

Opiniones de Indian Creek Veterinary Clinic

Marsha Ebersole

5/5

Both Dr. Rolston and Dr. Susie are wonderful. They make you feel like your four legged family members are important. Recently we had our mare euthanized. It was unavoidable. Dr. Susie treated our girl with the utmost care till the very end.

Melissa Ogle-Hughes

5/5

We drove down from Quincy for emergency stitches for our dog on a holiday and not only were they open, but they saw our dog within five minutes. The staff were incredibly diligent and friendly and the price was lower than our local vet. Very satisfied.

Morgan Macy

5/5

The care my fur baby had in this facility was beyond exceptional. The veterinarian has been practicing for over fifty years and his knowledge is extremely expansive. The techs make me feel comfortable putting my baby girl in their care and I never worry when she's in their hands. I would recommend this veterinary clinic, Groomer's, and boarding to everyone who has a vet need.

Michele Cruz

5/5

Without exception these guys are the best! I use them for both small and large animal. Their care is of the highest quality - they are always professional, informative, and very reasonably priced. They also have a great boarding facility that I have used and will use again - I totally recommend them - they are a bit of a drive for me, but well worth it!

Jeff Sayers

5/5

Dr. Rolston is great. We have been going there for year's. Very helpful and kind. I recommend him to anyone.

Heather Lynch

1/5

Managment was rude and unsympathetic to our case with our dogs potentially dangerous pregnancy. Laughed when we asked for valid medical advise and expected a ridiculious check up fee for something I could have performed myself, even after i explained our financial situation over the phone previous to the visit. My brief and last experience with this practice felt as though the people here are working solely for profit and lack in compassion.

Sarah Wood

5/5

I always feel safe when Doyle cares for my pets, large or small. Very caring and capable vet, we've called on him many times over the years.

joel spradling

1/5

When I first moved here I took my dog here to have him neutered, first they will NEVER give you an estimate. They're located in a rural area so they're goal is to nickel and dime you so as an example they'll tell you its $100 to have your dog fixed but you'll end up spending $600 like I did. They asked to do blood work on him so I didn't think anything about it but then they said he had heart worms and needed to do an xray. So at this point I was a little confused but I went with it, so my dog was fixed and the vet was trying to talk me into giving my dog a $5,000 per treatment for a form of kemo for dogs. When I declined they hit me with $600 for the initial procedure, blood work, and an xray, that was it. On a side note, they didnt even remove the excess skin from around the area so it looks like he's got a pancake dangling between his legs.Fast forward to present day, my dog is alive and well and never had heart worms. My wife and I decided that was a one time incident and took our two female cats in to have them spayed their. The same thing happened, they tried to get me to do blood work and get shots for things I've never heard of before. After my previous experience I thought I was so smart for declining it all, I even had two voucher's to have them fixed for $5 each. I even asked them how much it would be after the voucher and everything for the whole procedure and the answer I got was "maybe $20". You can imagine my shock when they hit me with a $100 bill. They charged me for everything you can think of, $12 a piece for the cones of shame that they tear off after the anesthesia wears off. Needless to say I was completely happy to just be done with it when a day later my wife and I began to notice a bump on one of our cats head. We didn't think much about it at first and just thought it was from the cone. A week goes by and it gets bigger and bigger, but she was acting completely normal so we continued to observe. Finally it became massive and we began giving her antibiotics for it but it was to late. With in 2weeks of the procedure our cat that had gone in completely healthy and returned with an abscess passed away. And on the day she passed away, right after I buried her the Indian creek veterinary hospital calls me to tell me they need the vouchers for our cats. By far the worst animal clinic ever!