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Franquelin Steve, DVM

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Our dog recently had a life threatening emergency. The staff and Dr. there were on it and were…read moretotally committed . They were very professional and communicated everything that was happening. I cannot say enough about they way the Dr. went out of his way in his efforts to save our dog. I will always take my animals to this Vet.

Disappointing - customer service and common sense are sorely missing…read more I recently moved to the area and wanted to help a stray in my back yard. I dropped her off for a spay at 9 am to an unhelpful Front office. Why was she in a crate and not the trap? It would be too heavy to lift plus a host of other questions and problems. . I received a call from the office at 430 that they didn't get to it yet and she'd stay over. No conversation with vet before or after which would've been helpful and appropriate. There were things to discuss about testing and more. I am involved with rescue but not feral cats. No cAll that evening or the following morning. There was no answer after repeated calls to the office. I went to the office at 11 and the friendly , but clueless, staff said she hadn't gotten around to calling me yet. She came right out with the cat. I asked if she was able to handle her and she said no. She'd been in the crate I brought her in for over 24 hrs, except during surgery. I am a FULL PAYING Customer and feel terrible that my good intentions to take care of the stray cat in the least stressful way was anything but. I should've handled it through the shelter. I wish Upper Valley had said no to taking her. It would have been much less stress for the cat, cost much less, and been handled in a far more competent way. I won't be taking my personal pets here.

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I've been a client at All Four Paws in Suisun City, CA for the past 2-3 years, but my most recent…read moreexperience has left me deeply concerned and disappointed. First, I was shocked to see the clinic owner publicly posting dogs' photos, medical records, and medical histories online in response to a review they did not agree with. As a client, this felt highly inappropriate and alarming. Whether intentional or not, it raises serious concerns about privacy, professionalism, and ethical boundaries. Clients should never fear that their pet's medical information could be shared publicly as retaliation. Second, in all my years coming to this clinic, I have never once been allowed to speak directly with a veterinarian or see a vet in person--not during exams, not during treatment discussions, not ever. You're not permitted to go inside for an appointment, and all communication is filtered through front desk staff or nurses. Instructions and recommendations are relayed secondhand, which leaves you wondering: Is there even a vet on duty? As a paying client, this lack of transparency is unsettling. The front desk staff often appear disgruntled, and while the nurses do their best, they are the only point of contact you ever get. Medical guidance should come directly from a licensed veterinarian--not passed along indirectly while the client remains completely removed from the process. My breaking point came when my dog contracted a virus. At a time when empathy, reassurance, and clear communication were critical, the response I received was cold and dismissive. After spending nearly $3,000 on exams and prescriptions, the complete lack of compassion was heartbreaking. I felt like a transaction--not a concerned pet parent. If you're looking for a clinic where you may never see a veterinarian in person, where communication is indirect, and where the focus appears to be more on revenue than genuine care, then All Four Paws may be for you. However, if you want transparency, empathy, and a vet who actually speaks with you and treats you like a human being--not just a bill--consider going elsewhere. There are other vets in the area who truly care. The contrast between the level of care provided and the image presented (including luxury vehicles prominently parked out front) only adds to the discomfort. Trust is essential in veterinary care, and unfortunately, that trust has been lost here.

This has been the best vet hospital from the beginning to the end of my dog, Bubba's life. They…read morehave showed much love and care for him, and even more so in the last few months when he was diagnosed with lymphoma. They talked to me about his diagnosis, the expectations for his life, interventions, treatments, and palliative treatment . They gave various estimates for the treatments to help me make an informed decision. If I had my way, I would keep him alive forever, but I couldn't do that to my boy. We let him go peacefully. I'll reach out to this place again one day when I find another fur baby, they've been incredibly compassionate.

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