Compassionate veterinary care for your beloved pets in Sacramento.
Capital Pets Animal Hospital offers veterinary services in Sacramento, providing medical care for pets. The clinic handles routine check-ups, vaccinations, and treatments for conditions like pancreatitis. Some customers appreciate the straightforward approach and competitive pricing, while others have reported concerns about care quality and communication. It serves pet owners seeking affordable veterinary options in the area.
7911 Bruceville Rd, Sacramento, CA 95823, USA
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Routine check-ups and health assessments for pets to monitor wellness and address concerns.
Blood work, imaging, and other tests to diagnose conditions like pancreatitis or heart issues.
Prescription of medications, including antibiotics and steroids, for various pet ailments.
Professional nail trimming services, with care for pets with special needs like black nails.
Support for urgent health issues, with referrals to emergency services when necessary.
Administering shots and preventive treatments to protect pets from common diseases.
Overall rating
LUCKY knows best
I took my cat there a few months back because she had a nasty cough. The doctor basically scoffed said nothing was wrong charged us for steroids,the cough is still there. it's a lot worse, now we have to pay a real vet a lot more when she could have been treated correctly
Rajesh Vasani
Laurie Pruitt
Kind and caring staff. Our visit on both occasions was thorough, caring and quick. The costs were really good!
Luz de Luna
Excellent hospital for appointments. Good service and attention from all the staff. 👌🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Farida Burenbeiya
I had an excellent experience taking my cat for his first visit and I will definitely keep taking him here from now on. Making an appointment was easy and they have weekend availability, even on Valentine’s Day. :) The staff are very welcoming, friendly and helpful. Dr. Manhas is so nice, professional but very personable and of course, very knowledgeable and an expert at what he does. My cat started hissing and he knew exactly how to handle him with bare hands lol. He let my cat be a cat during the exam but my cat knew the vet was the boss lol. The price was reasonable, they don’t try to upsell you anything and I can tell the vet and this company is honest and have high integrity. I completely trust the vet doc. I highly recommend this Capital Pets Animal Hospital and see you all again next time!
Amanda Bristow
I have a black dog with black nails. Because of this, trimming her nails can be tricky; it's very difficult to see the quick (the vein in each nail) to avoid cutting it. I have had my dog for 6 years and have opted to have her nails trimmed at the vet each time she needs it rather than risk hurting her, and this has gone well in the past. We just moved to Sacramento, and I needed a new vet to trim my dog's nails. I called Capital Pets and made an appointment with a nice-sounding man, to whom I explained my need for a skillful nail trim on an anxious black-nailed dog. He seemed to understand perfectly. When my dog and I arrived for our appointment today, I explained our purpose again, stressing that I was there because I was afraid a groomer or I would accidentally cut my dog's quick and needed to avoid that. We then spoke to the vet and went over our needs and concerns again. After our vet consult, a tech came and led my dog away. She returned her five minutes later and my dog went under a chair. When the vet tech left the room, my dog walked out and I realized she was leaving bloody paw prints on the floor and had bled a puddle under the chair. I called for help, and when the tech came back she seemed annoyed. She took my dog away again and brought her back again after a few minutes, claiming to have "fixed her feet." I took issue with this situation, but when I brought it up with the vet, the female vet tech yelled at me and told me it's totally normal, nails bleed when you cut them, and it's not her fault she injured my dog because her nails are black and she couldn't see the quick. When I said nails don't bleed - quicks do - and that it's not okay she hurt my dog, she put her hand in my face and said "bye. You need to go." So I did. I went online and filed a complaint with the state licensing board, and now I'm telling all of you. This is the kind of place that will hurt or kill your pet and then refuse to take responsibility.
