Best around. Super awesome service. The ladies at the desk are super super awesome. the other…read morecustomers are easy to talk to because of all the positive vibes in there. They treated all of our little family members there, we were never unhappy

The staff is friendly and has treated our dogs and rabbits with nothing but love. Among the Vets in…read moreour area, the are the most reasonably priced and least judgemental.

You will not find a more caring Vet than Dr Burnham. He and his staff are the best!!! They have…read morebeen our Vets for the past 20 years, ever since I moved to the area. I only bring my animals to Dr Burnham. You and your furry family members will Love Dr. Burnham and his staff.

Dr. B was absolutely amazing! Herky was manhandled by a pit bull but survived. Dr. B stayed open…read morelong enough to examine Herky, took him in and worked his magic on my little guy. Herky is all better and smiles now. Thank Dr. B for everything!!!

We had a really positive experience with Davies Animal Medical Hospital when we unexpectedly needed…read moreemergency care for our dog, Riley. We arrived at approximately 3:00 and were completely finished and on our way home by about 4:30, which was impressive considering we came in on an emergency basis. Dr. Rocha Colombo and his assistant were wonderful throughout the entire visit. They were incredibly helpful, courteous, patient, and understanding, and we truly felt that they were dedicated to figuring out what was going on with Riley rather than simply rushing through an emergency appointment. Riley suddenly developed an issue with her paw, and Dr. Rocha Colombo took the time to investigate the cause and rule out concerns such as a fracture or break. They performed X-rays and in-house testing, and thankfully those concerns were ruled out. Ultimately, it was suspected that she had experienced an allergic reaction to some type of sting or bite, and she was treated accordingly. I also appreciated that the cost felt very reasonable considering everything that was done. Our total was $882.35, which included the emergency exam, in-house lab work, forelimb X-rays, and medications. After comparing the charges with current pricing for similar emergency veterinary services, the cost was very much in line with--and in some areas better than--what you can expect for this level of emergency diagnostics and treatment. Most importantly, we never felt rushed or dismissed. Dr. Rocha Colombo and his assistant genuinely seemed invested in finding the source of Riley's problem and making sure she received the care she needed. To be taken in unexpectedly, have everything thoroughly investigated and treated, and be back on our way home within about an hour and a half was greatly appreciated. Emergency vet visits are never something you want to need, but we're very thankful Davies Animal Medical Hospital was there when we did. Thank you, Dr. Rocha Colombo and your assistant, for your patience, kindness, and dedication to taking such good care of our sweet girl, Riley.

Overall I think this is the best vet you'd be able to find in Yuba…read more You can get an appointment pretty easily for a dog not as much for a cat from my experience They helped me with both my cat and dog and send texts and emails reminding when shots are due or when appointments are made Everything here is clean and up to date They did shave part of my dogs head once which I asked them not to because he has a hot spot there I told them " you can shave wherever just please not on his head" because he's very fluffy and I didn't want him to walk around looking crazy and they still did and then charged me for it and it didn't up not even being a hotspot there.. They gave my cat some ear meds that turned his ear purple and then when I contacted them about it I had to wait a couple days before I could take him back because staff was out of town that could help my cat Then they prescribed a new ear meds for him I took him home and he just started going to town itching them I called Davies they said " oh yeah just get him a cone he shouldn't be licking that" I lived 45 minutes from anywhere where I could get one.. why tf didn't they tell me when I was there I have no idea Other than those experiences I'd still say there a good vet I just hate seeing my pets uncomfortable due to miscommunication on behalf of staff

I live in the country , so my German Shephard and I walk the property as well as some of our…read moreneighbors orchards everyday. So he is almost always off leash given our location. One morning he ran off and I found him scavenging a carcass and before I could get to him, sure enough he got bone stuck in his throat. Fortunately it was not effecting his breathing, but he could not swallow and was clearly in great distress. I got him back home, called my Vet. They had no DR on staff until the afternoon. I then called every other Vet in my area, and they could either not see me because of being over capacity for appointments, or there was no Vet on Staff at the time. I loaded Max in the Truck, called ahead and told them we were coming. It was a long drive, 40 minutes with a dog in distress. When we arrived they got us in right away. Even though Max is a big , strong, and difficult dog, the veterinarian and staff were able to get the bone out of his throat with no sedation, no major procedure. They did not do anything extra, did not require an ultra sound of an X-Ray, and after all was said and done, it probably only cost me a little more than my regular Vet would have charged, and that was for an Emergency appointment. I know people will complain about the cost of VCA, but this is a 24 hour emergency service, and I for one am glad the community at least has this option given that extreme Vet shortage, and IMO anyone that takes on the responsibility of caring for an animal should be ready for things like this to come up. Great Experience, Thank You for helping my boy!

If I could give 0/5 I would. Do not go here. I'd drive to another er vet…read more I am extremely disappointed by the way I was treated by the employee I spoke with over the phone (I believe her name was Lynette or Annette). I called VCA Valley Oak Veterinary Center because my dog was experiencing repeated vomiting, muscle tremors, weakness, and difficulty walking. I understood when I was told the hospital was at capacity and could not see my dog. My complaint is not about that. My complaint is about how I was treated. I asked if she could simply ask the veterinarian whether there was anything I could safely do for my dog while I searched for another emergency hospital. I asked about offering food and water and whether there were any medications or supportive care that might help until he could be seen. She immediately responded that the veterinarian would not answer any questions because they had not examined my dog. What made the conversation even more confusing was that she had already recommended I try giving my dog Benadryl over the phone. If no medical advice could be provided without an examination, I don't understand why she was comfortable recommending one medication while refusing to ask the veterinarian my other questions. Throughout the call, her tone was rude, dismissive, and impatient. I explained that I was scared, that my dog appeared to be seriously ill, and that your hospital was the only emergency veterinary hospital in Butte County. Rather than showing empathy or helping me understand my options, she HUNG UP ON ME. The most unacceptable part of the interaction was that she abruptly hung up on me while I was still speaking. I wasn't yelling or being abusive. I was a worried pet owner desperately trying to get guidance for a dog that appeared to be in serious medical distress. I understand emergency hospitals become overwhelmed and cannot always accept additional patients. I do not fault your hospital for being at capacity. I do, however, expect your staff to treat people with professionalism, compassion, and respect. Hanging up on someone seeking help for a sick animal is unacceptable and reflects very poorly on your hospital. I hope this call is reviewed and appropriate action is taken so no other pet owner is treated this way during an emergency.

Roughly 3 months ago, I told one of the girls at the front counter, that she looked like a certain…read moreactress and I showed her a picture of the actress. She said yes, she can see the resemblance and that was the end of it. The next month, I picked up insulin for my dog without any issues and again the month after that, I picked up insulin for my dog, yet again without any issues. Then a few days ago, I called in his prescription and they said, that they would fill it. It was his last refill, before needing blood work done again. Then just 2 days ago, I received a voicemail, while I was asleep, saying that I am no longer a serviceable client, due to an incident in their office. If they are referring to the conversation that took place 3 months ago, it wasn't an incident, it was a conversation and if that's what they are referring to, why is it now an incident, 3 months after the fact? Regardless of their reasons, if they don't want me as a client, that's fine, but don't let my dog suffer without insulin, over a 3 month old complaint. They are the only Vet, that had my dog's records and therefore, it would cost me hundreds of dollars, just to have him seen at another Vet and to have a Blood Glucose Curve done. No new Vet, will just give you insulin for your dog, without an initial screening and without a Blood Glucose Curve. I work long hours and 6 days a week right now, so scrambling to find a Vet, that would see my dog in the next day or two, was gonna be a challenge and that's not even considering the monetary aspect of it. I had to come up with a few hundred dollars and find a Vet that would see him immediately, just to get his insulin, which he hasn't had in 2 days. I still had 1 refill for my dog, so I suggested that I pay over the phone and send a friend in, to pick it up, but they refused to release, his last refill. Diabetic dogs shouldn't go more than 2-3 days without insulin, as it could cause life threatening issues. So whatever the issue was, which wasn't bad at all, they blew it out of proportion and they were willing to let my dog die, all because they took the word of one of their staff members and didn't even hear my side of it. Professionally, they should have let me know, what the complaint was and allowed me to share my side of it. I am only guessing, that it was the conversation that took place 3 months ago. I was able to round up enough money and I found a Vet that would see him today, so I took him to the new Vet and paid for the initial visit and a bottle of insulin for my dog. They scheduled an appointment 2 weeks out, to do a Blood Glucose Curve for him, but they gave me a bottle of insulin anyways, to save my dog's life. Whatever the incident was, I can assure you, it wasn't inappropriate, or sexual in nature. Even if she felt uncomfortable about it, why complain about it 3 months later? Why choose to not treat my dog, over something that I may, or may not have said, without hearing my side of it? I still don't even know what's it's about. Either way, they were gonna let my dog die, because if I wasn't able to come up with the money, or find a Vet that would see him immediately, he would have continued to go without his insulin. Not wanting me as a client is fine. Letting my dog suffer, or die, is not fine. I was even willing to pay for the insulin, over the phone and have a friend pick it up, but even that was denied. Luckily, I found another Vet, that was able to see him and they gave me a bottle of insulin to take home and scheduled the Blood Glucose Curve, for 2 weeks out. They saved my dog's life. I won't mention the Vet that saved my dog's life, not in this negative post, as I don't want anyone to be confused on who the negative post is about. I will write about, the positive experience that I had with the rescuing Vet, in a separate review. I don't usually write reviews, but this was about my dog and his life wasn't valued enough, to even get his last refill. I get defending your staff, but I did nothing wrong and still don't even know for sure, what the complaint was about. Even so, my dog could have died, because of the complaint, that if I am right, wasn't even an incident.

Amazing service- Dr. was friendly, attentive & knowledgeable…read more Staff at front desk was very helpful while making appointments & at check in & check out.

My wife called the office yesterday as they were seeing my dog for seizures. My wife informed the…read morefemale receptionist who answered the phone our dogs condition was deteriorating and would they by chance have an opening? She said no my wife then asked if she could get the lab results from last Thursday to take to the emergency vet she rudely said I had already received the results, my wife stated no we did not, the receptionist rudely stated well maybe u should check your messages. This kind of behavior towards a client during an emergent call is unacceptable. We took our dog to another vet who was kind and compassionate. Sadly our dog passed and it was devastating to be treated like this!

I love taking my dogs to Milbradt Dr. Chris always has a smile and his staff is mostly friendlyread more

They roped in my wife with a bs exam on stuff we already know and brought our cat in for and then…read morethe crooks in them came out. Why do we need an exam when we already brought our cat for the exact reason to get her ears cleaned.

We got both of our dogs spayed/neutered here. The staff was friendly and informative, I was able to…read moreget a rough estimate of the procedure before I brought the dogs in and it was a very reasonable price. As a new time patient we put a deposit down on the service which went towards the procedure.

Our dog was not doing well and took him to get checked out by the vet. There was a power outage but…read morethey were still able to see us. After a difficult decision we decided to send our sweet dog across the Rainbow Bridge. Our thanks to Dr. Hart and staff (especially Dakota) for their professionalism, support and compassion for our dog and us!!!! When we get another fur baby we will be back.

Had an overall bad experience in 2025 that continues to haunt me until today. I took my cat in and…read morethought he was having an allergic reaction to food or was stressed out. The Dr was polite but refused to entertain these ideas and insisted it was caused by fleas since he wasn't on flea meds. She then gave me a prescription for it and told me she's including a coupon for $10 off. I settled my bill and thought everything was done. I get letters in the mail a few weeks later saying I have an outstanding balance. Then I get multiple phone calls about it as well. I asked what was wrong since I paid in full but apparently I used the wrong coupon so they needed me to pay the $10. For a coupon they gave me...that I didn't ask about or insist about. I paid the $10 to get them off my back but was upset that they're being this vicious about $10 and a mistake that they made. Vowed to never go again but now a year later I am being bombarded with emails and calls to bring my cat back. Also, he was allergic to his food. We switched to grain free and all his problems were solved.

Having five pets I've had experience with the three doctors and most of the staff at Middleton…read moreAnimal Hospital and I recommend them highly. The doctors take time to discuss the pets' issues and needs. They both listen to my concerns and my observations, and they take plenty of time talking about our options and explaining things when I have questions. They allow for discussion and have often treated me as an equal partner in determining the best course of action for my pet. I so appreciate this! Though this is a thriving business, I've been able to get appointments within days of calling. And though they always have patients in the waiting room, our wait has never been more than twenty minutes, often less. Today we had my crippled dog in. The vet techs so kindly carried him in his bed from my car. They always are so kind to my animals, giving them lots of love and compliments. They allow me to be in the exam room the whole time. My pets feel comforted and less stressed. We get excellent medical care here too. Majid, my dog, had recurring UTI's. We were with another vet, who didn't have time, and prescribed the same antibiotic that wasn't working, for four rounds!!! Finally I brought Majid to Middletown. They tested him again and Dr. Shackleton identified the bacteria and a different antibiotic to treat it. That worked! It finally resolved his UTI!!! We were so relieved. This vet is also very considerate with the costs of care. They give you a written estimate to approve before doing any treatments. I really appreciate how they listen to my concerns and respond. Since the human caretaker of the pet is the largest component of the pet care over time, it helps that the vets and techs are so respectful and work as a team with you. We've used many vets in the area and Middletown, though it's an hour drive for us, is by far the best. Sometimes it's hard to get the desk on the phone on the first try. But once you do reach someone, they are kind and professional and get what you need taken care of. May all your pets be healthy! And happy. And if you need a vet, I recommend Middletown Animal Hospital.

My experience with Middletown animal hospital has been passed disappointing. I now have a dog that…read moreis no longer a happy energetic poodle. He is dull, unresponsive to normal commands or even to calling his name. He stares at nothing for minutes and looks at me blankly. I brought him in because of a pain that he was having at night and I was concerned about his elevated B.U.N. leveI reported in his blood work done a few months ago. I emailed for his medical records and my concerns about his pain on a Saturday morning. I was emailed back and told that there was no available time on Saturday but to bring him in on Monday. I brought him in on Monday and there was no record that an appointment was made. I forwarded the emails to the office staff immediately. The staff went back to talk with a doctor and said she had time at 1:30 and during triage, Megan stated to leave the dog and they would start drawing his blood for testing. So when the vet was ready to look at him, the blood tests would have already been ran. This did not happen. I met with Megan the tech and I explained the pain he was having to her along with what his symptoms were. Bad breathe, lip smacking and gagging with no vomiting also the appearance of what looked like reflux to me. Dr Isabel V. never came in to talk with me. Instead she called at 1:30 and said she examined my dog and that he had impacted right anal gland and after having a difficult extractingly the gland he would not put his right leg down. She said his knee probably was the problem and that she needed to do an x-ray and in order to do the X-ray Dr. V sedated the dog. She oversudated the dog. It took him over 48 hours to come out of it and to stop shivering and panting. It's been 10 days now and the dog I used to have is gone. He has no personality, lost and confused all the time. Again, I requested his medical record and blood work. After reviewing the paperwork, I saw that the notes taken by the vet tech were not conveyed to the veterinarian. Dr V proceeded to work on my dog with no idea as to why he was there except for he had pain. In the end she prescribed gabapentin for a possible muscle issue because of high protein in his blood. The lack of communication between the Saturday office personnel, veterinarian tech and the doctor has literally destroyed my dog. But to make matters worse, he still has pain and I don't know what is wrong with him. I called back again and asked to have Dr V call me. When she called me back. I explained to her that my dog did not recovered from the sedation and that he was over sedated, her response was that he reacted well to the sedation. I explained to her that his problems still exists and the prescription of gabapentin only triggered more intestinal issues and that it appeared to me to be reflexed. Dr. V quickly flipped her prognosis and prescribed surflate to coat his esophagus and stomach lining because on the acid would inflame them. She did not suggestion to bring him back in to confirm my thoughts on what was wrong. She did not apologize or explain why she did not even come in to talk to me about what was wrong with dog. She just suggested another prescription. I would like to note that this is the third time I brought the dog in with the same symptoms. The first time Dr. V described prednisone and a cough medicine, the second time it was because he needed his teeth cleaned and now the third time, he prescribed gabapentin because of the protein in his blood. I do not have the words to explain how much it hurts to see my pet disappear before my eyes into a shell of a dog. I am so angry at myself for trusting Middletown animal hospital in Middletown CA.

Best vet in the Chico area that we have found for our nervous pet. If you don't like taking your…read morepet into a clinic (ours hates them) Dr Seely is perfect. His fees are no more than many around town either. Very pleased with the service we've received.

Great vet, Dr. Seely is very personable and very affordable. He always has great advice and does a…read morefantastic job with our pets. We have many due to people dumping animals out here in the country. I'd give him 5 stars if he ever returned any of our messages. We've been trying to schedule a surgery for a feral kitten for weeks now and he hasn't returned a single message.