Really nice staff here, they definitely are cat lovers! We've had our cats come here several times over the years and they are always very thorough with their explanations and upfront with their pricing. It is a little on the high side, but I've always trusted that they are doing everything in the cat's best interest. Good to know they are there if we need them! read more

I previously had a 5-star review. Sadly, things went downhill rapidly when the original owner passed away. Each time I'd bring my cat in for an appointment, I'd have a new doctor. There was no continuity of care while I was trying to find out why my cat was suffering for months. Each doctor would only have a superficial awareness of what the last doctor had begun investigating. I took my cat to another doctor, who found small cell lymphoma and asthma, both of which should have been treated sooner. The new vet began treatment immediately, and her symptoms rapidly improved under new care. Chico Hospital for Cats also switched to a new mail-order provider for prescription foods. They canceled my cat's food subscription through the old provider without telling me. If I hadn't called the provider to inquire about the first missing shipment, I could have run out of the only food that my cat can still eat. read more

Prices for baisic visit have gotten outrageous, basic supplements they now charge double or more than litterally everywhere else. A lot of newer added fees even if they don't use or do them. Newer vet really pushes the upscale and additional serves that are not necessary. read more

We recently found out that our cat, Poppy, needed I131 treatment for her thyroid. We researched vets in the area (Lincoln, CA) that provide the service. The options were going to the Bay area or Chico. We spoke to each of the practices and found each to be possible choices. However, Chico Hospital for Cats and their representative, Samet, demonstrated deep caring for cats and great knowledge of the procedure. We chose Chico Hospital for Cats for Poppy's procedure and am very pleased with our choice and the results. When we arrived at the hospital we found a very clean and neat building. The waiting room was quiet and peaceful and the intake personnel were warm and welcoming. We met Samet and the doctor and were impressed with their caring attitude and concern for Poppy's outcome. We had good rapport with Samet and the doctor and implicitly knew we could trust them and that they would give Poppy the care she needed for her thyroid disease. We felt that we had made the best choice for Poppy (and for our peace of mind) by choosing Chico. When we left Poppy for her 5 days we were sure that she would receive the best possible care. The hospital has cameras in each double-size cage so you can observe your cat anytime you want and, in addition, you can talk to her and hear her. This is a great relief when you have to leave your cat for 5 days! We picked up Poppy on Friday afternoon and Samet gave us thorough instructions on her follow-up care (he also did so when we first made the appointment and when we dropped her off) and then brought Poppy out to our car. We were so happy to see her, as was her brother when we arrived home. The follow-up vet visit showed that the procedure had worked perfectly and her thyroid level was exactly in the correct range. The overall experience with Chico Hospital for Cats was excellent! Samet and the staff there are caring, professional people who gave our cats, and us, the best possible care. We are very pleased with the hospital and our experience with them. We strongly recommend Chico Hospital for Cats for your cat's health. read more

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This review is a couple months overdue, it's strictly reviewing the I-131 treatment for hyperthyroidism. I live in the Sacramento area but unfortunately the closest places that offer this treatment are in Oakland and Chico. I chose Chico for a variety of different reasons including great communication. 90% of that communication was with Samet, the I-131 coordinator. All my questions were always answered and I felt kept in the loop on what was going on. I took my cat, Shelly, in on Monday so they could get the his most recent thyroid levels, they gave him his medication on Tuesday and based on his radiation levels I was able to pick him up Friday. The whole week I was an anxious mess knowing that my sweet boy was going to be away from me, however they provided a link to where I could watch him 24/7, I could even talk to him! This made me feel 1000X better. I could see on the camera that they would come to clean the litter, give him fresh water, give him fresh food twice a day. They even provided a little cat bed to make him feel comfortable. I hate being away from him for those 4 days but I would 100% do it again. Recently we went to recheck his thyroid levels and they are within a normal range. There will be no need to give him medication twice a day for the rest of his life. He is cured. He's finally gaining weight and is as happy as can be. read more

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Kindness costs nothing. Nobody books an urgent care appointment ($160) unless they're worried for their pet. Our cat has been struggling with illness for a couple of weeks, getting better, then worse, with significant weight loss and a bit of recovery, only to decline again. By Friday, his condition had become alarming. When Forest Animal Hospital closed, I couldn't book an appointment at any local vets for less than 3 weeks out, and even the mobile vet did not call me back. Yesterday, I finally got an urgent care appointment at Chico Hospital for Cats (CHC) for this morning at 10:30 AM. Rachelle, who scheduled the appointment, was kind and understanding on the phone. This morning, while getting ready for the appointment, I accidentally left my phone on top of the car, and it fell off and was destroyed (I later confirmed). I didn't go back to find it right away because I was too worried about missing the appointment. Arriving at CHC, there was confusion--Rachelle was out sick, and they said I was supposed to have confirmed the appointment (which was bewildering to me, as I'd just set the appointment over the phone yesterday). With my phone lost, all my cat's medical records and documentation from the past two weeks (symptoms, weights, etc.) were inaccessible via Google docs. I scrambled to log into my Google account to retrieve the information using my smartwatch, feeling increasingly stressed. After a 30-minute wait, they informed me they couldn't see my cat (there were four people ahead of us, I hadn't 'confirmed' the appointment, etc.). The manager treated me as though I was trying to get away with something. I explained that Rachelle had told me that typically you have to call in the same day to get an urgent care appointment, but she booked mine for 10:30 and I didn't remember any mention of having to call again to confirm (and in fact, it didn't even make sense). The manager seemed indignant, and said, "I was standing right next to Rachelle when she was on the phone with you, and I know she told you you'd need to confirm the appointment." I said maybe I misunderstood. I left feeling overwhelmed and unwelcome. The friend that had met me there noted how unnecessarily harsh and rude the manager had been. This afternoon a friend told me, "That's why we left - their attitude has declined." I didn't catch the manager's name, but she was a middle-aged woman who wore her hair in a huge bun right on top of her head. I recommend steering clear of her. read more

Best of luck to Chico hospital for cats. I've included below the message we sent to the proprietar but while we got confirmation it was received and passed to mgmt, we never heard back. I hope they are able to take the feedback to get back to the greatness they had when we had originally chosen them. Hi, until a few months ago, we had a pretty great experience with your practice. Dr vekman was great, good with our cat, us and follow-up While our cat was going through some things, we were making progress Front desk staff always cheerful and helpful Generally flexible in getting appointments Some less than efficient visits but nothing major In the last 2 months, somewhat coinciding with Dr vekman leaving, we have had a huge downturn. Difficulty getting appointments, even when urgent (albeit ultimately getting in) Poor/slow follow-up after visits Dr not showing at appointments and getting tech only support Confusing or wrong direction from Dr and staff Less personal/friendly interactions We have lost confidence in the practice. And today it's not urgent for us to address because we lost our pet at the start of the month, but we will always question if had we said something sooner, would she still be with us and should we bring our next pet to your practice or recommend it. I don't believe there was any malice, but it has been difficult to ignore the cause and effect. Like I said, we believed in the mission and were supportive, but as of recent, have lost the faith. read more

If I could give 10000 stars to Dr. Vekman, I would. Thank you for your kind heart and gentle hand, your knowledge and helpfulness. There is NO vet in the world like her. You will be impressed regardless of the reason of the visit. here I felt safe to express my concerns and knew that I was not judged for any questions I had. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the support with my old boy. read more

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During his annual check-up at W. Main Animal Hospital in early September, Simon weighed about two pounds less than normal (approximately 20% of his bodyweight). Over the past year I had noticed that Simon appeared thin and had been feeding him extra food. He was also very energetic at times, which I just chalked up to him feeling happy and playful. Bloodwork revealed that Simon had hyperthyroidism, which is apparently very common in cats. Normal thyroid levels in cats are between 1 and 2. Simon's level was 7.8. I began doing research which indicated that hyperthyroidism is referred to as a "wasting disease." Left untreated, the cat will die. It also affects their kidneys and heart. He was started on a trial of medication, but Simon did not tolerate it well. After two weeks he began exhibiting side effects, and was taken off the medication. The only other option was Radioiodine Therapy. When I first read about it, it sounded super scary. However, we had no other option. I talked to the two closest clinics that offer this treatment: A clinic in Eugene and Chico Hospital for Cats in CA. Samet, the treatment coordinator at Chico Hospital for Cats, promptly answered my numerous questions and concerns via emails and phone calls. Their website also offered lots of information on the clinic and the procedure. On November 5th, Simon and I made the 3-1/2 hour drive to Chico and spent the night in a local hotel. The next morning, I brought him in to Chico Hospital for Cats, where he would spend the next 4 days. The vet, Dr. Kleiman, gathered his history and conducted an exam. His thyroid was re-checked. When results came back the next day, it had gone up to 8.5. Simon had his treatment the next morning and was placed in a kennel in a special room where several other cats were also being treated (each in their own individual kennel). I was sent a link for an app that allowed me to check in on him, which was both sad and comforting at the same time. Simon was a little champ and took it all in stride. By the third day he was sleeping stretched out on his back like he does when he's at home. He's now been home one month and had his first thyroid re-check this week. I was so happy to hear Dr. Tegarden state that his levels have dropped to 1.5! Since he's been home, I have also noticed that Simon has put on weight and, almost immediately, seemed calmer. Although expensive, if your cat needs treatment for hyperthyroidism, I highly recommend this treatment and Chico Hospital for Cats. read more

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Thank you so so much for all the care and help with cats! Sassy will always be Sassy (deep down I know she loves her monthly shots and claw trim). Since I've moved back into town with my parents Sierra and Zoey are in the bestest hands. Especially, Sierra with her environmental allergies. Thanks for not costing an arm and leg with Atopica and also recommending moose for outbreaks. Since September/October appointment she has not had an outbreak. read more

My cat needed to be seen and POOF! there we were. Even during these craziest of times - in and out! Masks, gloves, pick-up and drop-off. The hard part is not being able to stay with my very senior kitty - 21 years old. But believe she has the best of care. Thank you Dr. Waller and staff. I was a regular at River City Cat Vet in Sacramento for many years. Thankful to have found a replacement. My four-footed friend is happy! read more

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This vet completely scammed my sister. Her cat was critically ill and they charged her thousands of dollars to treat what was untreatable and prolonged his suffering while collecting her money. After taking her cat to another trusted vet (1.5 hours away) she was told exactly what was wrong with the cat and determining his quality of life would be horrible, decided to put him down. read more

A very clean and well staffed hospital. A good choice for clients who own diagnosed hyperthyroid cats. They offer I-131 treatment for feline hyperthyroidism. Their I-131 program is very well coordinated. I really recommend this hospital to cat owners who are searching for thyroid treatment. read more

I wish I could give more stars! Amazing. My 15 year old cat was treated w I-131 treatment and 6 months later , looks like a brand new cat. I really appreciate all the care and commitment from Chico Hospital for Cats. I highly recommend using this establishment. read more

One of the most compassionate pet hospitals I've ever encountered. As other reviewers have mentioned, I appreciate how this clinic caters to only cats. The staff seem to be very in-tune with felines and I'd argue that they may be something of a "cat whisperer." I'd bring my cat in and he would be so at ease in their care. He's not the best in new environments but always seemed to consider Chico Hospital for Cats as a second home of sorts. The clinic is large and very clean. It's decorated nicely and parking is always available in back though the lot is on the smaller side. It's on the outskirts of town but on a busy corner so is easy to spot. I had made a move from Chico to Santa Barbara and was more than a little terrified about transporting my cat those 500 miles. When I went to this clinic, the staff made the transition process so easy. They provided me with the necessary paperwork to give to the new veterinarian, and they also gave me a few complimentary wipes to rub on his kennel which would act as a sedative. Sure enough, the wipes did their job as he was calm nearly the entire trip. Such a good boy. I'm grateful to have had Chico Hospital for Cats provide wonderful care for my kitty. Highly recommended if you're in search of a quality, caring clinic. read more

I am so thankful for Chico Hospital For Cats. Every single staff member is kind, gentle, and loves cats! I cannot stress enough how happy I am with them. Shout out to Star who works at the Cat Hospital! We had to board our kitty for 1 week which felt like forever for my wife and I. Star and our cat Kovu hit it off from the start. She was his favorite person and she was so sweet to him. He has a new friend now! Our kitty was so sad because we have always been with him since he first opened his eyes. He didn't eat for 2 days and the staff gave him something to help him relax and get his appetite back to normal. It worked! He started eating again and we felt so good knowing he was in good hands. We called in everyday to check on him and always reveived a call back even when they werent in the office. Every single day they put up with us calling to check on him (which I'm sure would be annoying to some). Kovu has the best doctors and loves Star! Thank you so much for taking care of our baby while we had to travel. He also gets his check ups here and is in great health :) I highly recommend this place!!! They are the best and even the receptionist is obsessed with cats haha! He's great :) read more

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Love this place. Took my 14 year old cat in and they tested her gently, gave her a thorough exam and were super nice to me, too. I also really like that they focus on cats only--so I know they're cat lovers and will do what's best for her. read more

There are a very limited number of clinics in CA that do this thyroid procedure on cats. I had a very good experience with this clinic so I drove over 4 hours to this vet to get the thyroid radioactive procedure performed on my precious cat. Staff was very accommodating and professional, especially Samet, he made the set up process a breeze and stress-free. Would highly recommend this clinic if your cat needs any type of treatment! read more

Took excellent care of a Foster cat in my care. Friendly staff very helpful. Simon says hello! read more

Highly experienced clinicians, friendly, compassionate care. I felt right at home bringing my fur baby in. They even reached out the following day to ensure my pet had acclimated well. Definitely the only veterinary office I will ever take my cats too. I cannot say enough good things about this office. read more

I take my big Ragdoll cat to the vet at this facility. So when I needed to board him over Christmas I checked out their pictures and was impressed. Liked the arrangement of two area's for a cat to move around in so they aren't stuck with a very small area with litter box and food. Made reservation for five nights. Asked what the price was and felt good about this choice. Showed up to drop my cat off and ask to go into back where he would be boarded. Was informed that my cat would only have one small area. WHAT? Wasn't happy about this, but I didn't have any other options since I was leaving to go out of town. I went to pick my cat up and they tried to charge me $50.00 more than I had been told. Changing Vets! And boarding Facility! read more

CANNOT say enough good things about this place and these humans. Compassion abounds. My cats are their top priority, which is how it SHOULD be! They have been caring for my 3 girls off and on since they were 8 day old "fosters" (yeah, we failed at that) that are now 12 year old grand dames. read more

I have taken my cat to this vet several times because this is where his previous owners took him. In the beginning i felt as if they made me feel bad because I let my cat go outside at times. Also experienced them pushing for treatments that i felt were unnecessary. I think they have a good boarding facility and have used it several times. The last time i took my 16 year old cat here was for shots, yearly exam, etc. I witnessed the vet techs be extremely rough with him. They asked if i wanted to go in the back with them to observe. What i observed was three techs trying to hold my cat down and one holding onto one of his back legs why the cat kicked and the tech said to my cat to stop or you will pull your leg out of the socket. Next was a urine test where my cat was laid on his spine on a metal table where he cried in pain. They then said that they should have gotten the spine pillow. Which was what he or any cat would need! When my cat was brought back in the room he was limping. I said something to the vet and she said he was probably just sore from the vaccines. $400 later... Next day cat was still limping. Next day after that the cats back leg was so swollen and painful. It was the weekend and i left a message on their phone about what was going on. Sam called me the next day and said to take him to Valley Oak because they are 24 hours. Valley Oak had to xray his leg to determine if anything was broken. Then they found a mass on the inside of his leg by his groin that was obvious and should have been felt in an exam three days earlier. After a test was done on the mass they determined it had inflammatory cells likely from trauma and some cancerous cell. Surgeon looked at the area and said leg would have to be amputated which was way too risky for a cat his age. I was given pain meds and within a month my cat had to be put down. I feel the vet SHOULD have felt the mass in a physical exam and yet did not palpate the area The techs were so rough and i believe the mass was made larger because of it. My cat is gone and i will never have any cat seen there again. read more

I have used many of the pet clinics in this area and the Chico Hospital for Cats is the only one I trust. I felt that Dr. Waller had a complete focus on my cat and her welfare. read more

I took my cat to Chico Hospital for Cats for I-131 Radiodine Therapy. The first time I spoke to Sam I knew he cared for my cat and my peace of mind. He has always been very quick to respond to my emails or phone calls. I met Dr. C., the veterinary physician, when I dropped off my cat. She suggested I have another T4 test to be sure she knew what dose of the I-131 my cat would need. I'm so glad she did because my cat had gotten much worse! (I had taken my cat to another clinic a month earlier but she did not recover as she should have.) If Dr. C. had not done the test again I fear my cat would have died. I was able to get my cat in quickly and she received excellent care. I know because I could watch her through a camera video link! That gave me great comfort. My cat is home now and awaiting her next visit to my vet for follow-up testing. Dr. C. will continue to follow up with my vet to determine any next steps in her recovery. I firmly believe that I would not have my cat now if it were not for Chico Hospital for Cats. I'm looking forward to many more years with my precious little girl. I would recommend Chico Hospital for Cats to everyone. Don't settle for second best! read more

Five stars!!! Why has it taken me so long to bring my kitty here for care? My senior cat was brought in with an eye infection, but they took great care of him and also recommended blood work and a tooth cleaning. Our vet made sure to show me the areas on my cat that needed care. I never felt like I was a "paycheck," unlike my experiences at some other vets in town. I had previously brought him to valley oak here in town, and they never recommended a blood panel or teeth cleaning for my 11-yo cat. In hindsight, I'm kind of horrified. Also, at the hospital for cats our vet (Lisa) visited with us for about a half hour. I saw the hurried valley oak vet for less than 10 minutes. The interior is very welcoming&clean, the staff are kind, and it's the first vet office I've ever visited that didn't have a yucky overwhelming disinfectant smell. If you have a cat--this is the place! read more

Love that it's a feline-only facility. I don't have to worry about the additional stress of hearing dogs in the waiting room. At my first visit I didn't have to wait. i arrived about 10 min before my appointment time, and we were taken into a room immediately. The vet was very gentle with my cat, and she provided as stress-free of an experience as she could. My kitty had a sore throat, and she recommended a treatment that was not oly affordable, but appropriate for his condition. We set him up with all his vaccinations and had his tested for leukemia. At the end of the day the bill was easy to understand, and reasonable. Maybe it was a little more than other places, but for the convenience of having a feline-only facility I'd gladly pay the difference. read more

They got my kitty in the next day, and made my scared girl feel a little safer thanks to their greeter kitty. There was a sweet cat sitting on the front counter. The louder my cat cried in her carrier, the louder their cat purred. The purring kitty calmed my kitty right down. So stinking sweet. The Dr and office staff were very nice, helpful and professional. I plan this to be our vet for the long haul. read more

Scheduled appointment for lion cut under sedation for my long haired cat. I was told $80 exam and then price of cut. Went to the appointment had exam and left my furr baby. I got a call 30mins later stating she needs blood work with a grand total of $180..... they refused to do my cats cut unless she had it. Cool I get it but you should tell me before the 80 exam, you scammed me I never would given you anything but now I was out and forced into paying, so after all is saud and done I paid $500 for a lion cut. Then when I pick my cat up she was laying in her own urine inside a carrier, they didn't wipe her down or anything hair was still everywhere she was covered in dandruff... I paid 500 I expect my cat to be well taken care of and she wasn't, my cat deserves better treatment read more

I wish I had brought my Snickers here instead of VCA on Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd she may still alive. VCA ran all kinds of bills up and still did not know what was wrong with her (twice I went there) Well long story short bring your cat to the Chico Hospital for Cats, they do know there business. VCA just stood there with a stupid look on their faces, like we don't know. Assh____! My cat would still be alive today... I had to put her to sleep today and I am really pissed off at VCA. BRING YOUR CATS TO CHICO CAT HOSPITAL!!!!!!!!! read more

I absolutely urge you NOT to bring your cats here. They are money hungry and do not give two shits about your animals. IF I COULD GIVE A ZERO I WOULD. I brought my cat here and she was with this clinic since last year. Not only did the staff always make me and my family feel bad for everything that we did to take care of my kitty, they misdiagnosed my baby with kidney failure and we've been treating her for the wrong disease for almost a year now. I took her to regular checkups and they always forced labs and medicine on us. We had pet insurance through them and now that my cat is dying peacefully at home, I asked to cancel the payment plan. They didn't even so much as say they were sorry or acknowledge that she was dying, but made sure to tell me that I better pay my remaining balance on the plan. DO NOT give this place your business. Those who work there are not passionate about saving and taking good care of your cats/kitties. They charge outrageous fees that aren't covered by their pet insurance (90$ a month) AND they push treatments without proof that something is actually wrong. read more

Kind & Caring are just 2 words describing how each Staff Member is as they greet you at the front door. They genuinely Care for and everything about your pet/feline fur baby's life and health- then the health issues & fix-it's are Explained in detail. I ask all you pet parents ; What's Not to Luv about this Cat Hospital , Veterinarians & Staff Members!. Chico Cat Hospital - You get my Vote : a solid "10"+ (out of 1-10). Thank You. Sincerely Lisa & Taffy Rizzo read more

Chico Hospital For Cats is by far the best veterinary service in Chico and as a matter of fact, the best anywhere I have ever taken a pet! Very caring staff and the vets spend a great deal of time explaining things and giving you options, plus it helps that they are the least expensive as well! read more

I cannot express how incredible my experience was with everyone here! I'm especially grateful to Sam. We were in constant contact about my kitty and he was always available, even when I was freaking out about something trivial! The amazing and gracious care for both my kitty and me was above and beyond anything I've experienced. We'll be eternally grateful! read more

Let me start by saying that I actually left thinking they were helpful, but pricey. Here's why... 1. when I called to make the appointment for my cat I asked how much the visit was going to be, I was told $65 for a visit. Towards the end of the visit I'm getting a break down of everything they think my cat needs and the visit price went to $70 because in their eyes he's ill. So ill visits are $70. Usually when you take your pet to a vet its because you think something is wrong or they need their shots. Just saying. 2. After asking what type of food my cat eats (canned or dry) I was told my cat is lacking in protein all because he eats dry food. Well he doesn't like can and the dry food I give my cats is 38% in protein so they're wrong. 3. I went in originally because my cat started to bald and meow A LOT the past week, turns out he has flea, okay no biggy I'll take care of it. This other lady comes in adds everything to my bill assuming I'm going to get all the things they THINK he needs. Almost $200 later. No thanks. So we take off everything I think he doesn't need and decide to do the flea treatment (he's very sensitive to medicine and I told them that in the past he was allergic to some flea medicine). They assured me this one is safe and said he shouldn't have any reaction to it. The lady goes back into the back room and in case they don't know, their back room has paper thin walls and i could hear their whole conversation, she mentioned how i don't have money and then goes on about how she needs the flea treatment and shot, few minutes later she comes back. I ignore what I just heard because I do have money, I work two jobs 60 hours a week to live the life I have. Not wanting to spend $200 on my cat had nothing to do with money, its the fact that i can get the SAME thing for cheaper somewhere else and especially after hearing that I wasn't going to give them anymore of my money. Next day, where they gave him the flea medicine he is now bald. I call and leave a message, they call me back today and not ONCE did they apologize but just kept saying its very rare that they have a reaction to this medicine, i get that it doesn't happen often BUT regardless, if it was possible i should have been told. especially since he's super sensitive to flea medicine. What upsets me the most is that I wasn't warned that it could happen, & when I called about it all I was told was "its very rare" she just kept repeating that it was rare like that solved everything. I get that, it still happened, i still should have been warned and now i feel like i went in because he's balding and I paid over $100's to make him bald even more. I will not be going back. & for future an apology goes a LONG way. read more

Top shelf in every way. My experience is limited to a couple visits but that will change fast, I'll update if necessary. Professional, considerate, caring, proficient, accommodating and reasonable. Even the parking lot is exceptionally beautiful with full tree canopy cover--with the virus situation this matters as you'll be spending some time there instead of inside. read more

A few years ago I rescued two kittens (little monsters actually), and did not know a thing about cats. I saw this place numerous times in the past while driving down East Avenue, and thought "okay, I will try it". Took the monsters there, and was glad I did. They may be a little bit more expensive than the typical vet, but I think they are worth it. They are willing to talk to you, answer your questions, and frankly take really good care of my two monsters. I just got a puppy, and wish I could take her there too. read more

If you own a cat, this is a terrific place. We live in Willows and have tried numerous other places for our six cats (all of whom are feral in various degrees. For us, this is far & away the best. Our cats love coming here. We board them sometimes when we travel. They have discovered cat problems when others haven't. They have the highest level of professionalism. Even though it's 35 minute drive each way, this is the place for our cats. read more

Where do i even start? They have helped us so much. The first time we found them our orange tabby got in a bad fight while we were outta town and my mom had to take him to mangrove when they were still there.. well they put a drain and it turned into an abcess.. so we took him to cch and they did surgery on him.. they saved him. The second time, our calico before she got fixed had a litter of kittens and one of them was born with his back feet folded back.. we went in to see if there was anything we could do. They set and wrapped them how they should be and we came in every week for atleast a month.. eventually he was able to use his legs and you couldnt even tell he was born disabled.. He was adopted by a nice couple who actually still take him there, which i love hearing! They have helped us so much and i couldnt imagine taking my babies anywhere else. Thank you for all you do! read more

This place seemed good at first. I took my cat in to get a checkup along with a free neuter. It turned out my cat apparently had inverted testicles and the operation would be around 500$. And then they charged me for the visit which was supposed to be free. After a while my cat wouldn't stop trying to mount other cats in my house so I decided maybe 500$ would fix this. So skip forward to the day of the operation and they have lost all files of me and my cat ever being a patient there. Basically they tried to make me say yes to more shots which he had already been given and I was charged, after a long complicated verbal exchange with one of the desk associates I was able to prove I was a patient Because of a thank you card they sent in the mail with my name and my cats name on it. So now for the procedure part. After getting my cat back it literally looked like they decapitated him and showed him back together. I swear I have never seen such an unprofessional job done, they basically cut my cat like they were cleaning a fish. And the cut was very jagged and not clean. To top it off they told me they couldn't even find testicles but they still were able to neuter him?! I was very confused with how this is even possible but I just accepted it and paid 795$. Which is way over 500$. The head vet acts like she cares but she doesn't in actuality. I was super sad to also find out that my "neutered cat" was never actually neutered because he has now impregnated my other female inside only cats. If I had enough money I would file a law suit and get a lawyer because these guys are the definition of a shit service. I was robbed of money, and my cat is permanently disfigured in his belly area because of a very unprofessional job which was never even finished in the first place. I hope the owner sees this and actually shuts the business down, before someone actually does something like sue them. read more