Sarah Bartlett
Do not recommend. My dog had and ear infection and the Dr mansplained how dogs get allergies at me for about 20 minutes to conclude, he likely didn't have allergies. The Dr insists he's on the cutting edge of veterinary technology by relying on AI to do his diagnostics and insisting on "cutting edge" treatments that are miles behind other vets. When questioned on his reasoning he ran out of the room and sent the vet tech to parlay conversation back and forth between us. He insisted that my dog needed subcu antibiotics AND oral antibiotics despite the fact that such a treatment plan leaves about a 24 hour window for antibiotic resistance to set in. When questioned about it, he just said "no it doesn't." I consulted with a few vets afterwards and to say his treatment plan and choice of drugs is bizarre is an understatement. I also relayed to his staff that I am SEVERELY allergic to antibiotics (all except augmentin trigger severe reactions) he proceeded to put a wax antibiotic in my dog's ears that has now spread to every surface in my home. I can't even touch my dog right now due to concern of a reaction to the antibiotic he smeared on the exterior of his ears. He does not like to be questioned. If you don't take his direction he will blow you off completely. I also overheard his staff responding, "yes sir" to his every command which gave me the ultimate ick. If you need urgent care I recommend the emergency vet in Racho Cordova. They individualize care and listen to your concerns and they are MUCH cheaper. *Edit because we took our dog for a recheck with our regular vet and found out the infection was not infact solved with his regimen and that he is using compounded medications either compounded in house or from a compound pharmacy without disclosing that to clients.






