This is the ONLY vet hospital I entrust my beloved animals to be seen and cared for. Dr. Sollinger…read moreand staff are exceptional and always go above and beyond. Questions are answered and I know my pets are lovingly looked after while there for exams or tests! Their facilities are also exceedingly clean, and the waiting area is a good size for their clientele.

My babies get checked here…read more Super friendly staff. All the Vets that are on staff always take their time with my babies. We have been going here for the last few years and are happy with the service. Thank you so much for keeping my babies healthy and thriving! Felix ( 15 year old blind sr citizen) Princess Leah ( 6 year old, crazy girl)

At the end of 2024, our dogs' teeth were cleaned by their vet. Because our small dogs were 16,…read morethey had blood work done before going under anaesthesia. The blood work showed our dogs were in good health. However, their kidneys were right under the line for needing a special diet or meds. We were told to keep an eye out for any changes. In January 2025, we moved from Scottadale to Cameron Park. In March, we noticed our eldest dog, Otis, had a corneal ulcer (1). Later, I learned ulcers can be a sign of kidney failure. We went to nearby Airport Pet Clinic (APC) for treatment. We purchased the medication for healing. Since there would be follow-up care, we bought their annual Pet Plan to cover those future visits. At his follow-ups: 2) I said Otis would sometimes stare off into space or stumble about as if drunk. I was told this was dementia. Later, I learned this type of confusion can be a sign of kidney failure. 3) I mentioned twitching and weakness in his back legs when standing. I was told this was arthritis. Later, I learned muscle changes in the legs can be a sign of kidney failure. 4) I was asked about his potty routine. I was not asked the color of his stools. Later, I learned his black, tarry stools can be a sign of kidney failure. 5) I was asked about his drinking. I said he drank a TON as I was often refilling his bowl. Later, I learned drinking a lot of water can be a sign of kidney failure. 6) I was asked about his eating. Otis liked to eat his meals at 6 AM and 6 PM. But his drooling meant I had to wipe his face after. Later, I learned drooling can be a sign of kidney failure. 7) I was asked about his sleeping. Otis slept all night but slept more and more all day waking up only at meal times. Later, I learned increased sleep can be a sign of kidney failure. In March 2026, our annual Pet Plan at Airport Clinic was ending. I scheduled a final check-up for the dogs. Despite all the signs, no mention was made that Otis could be in end stage renal disease (ESRD). Instead, the vet focused on Otis's younger brother, Fen. He had 4 prescriptions for Vetmedin left and then he'd need a renewal. Fen has a heart murmur and without this medication, he could die. The vet wanted a $1,000 worth of blood tests, x-rays, and a cardiologist review to renew the prescription. I offered to pay $250 a month over 4 months so everything was paid off by the time Fen needed the renewal. This plan was refused. In April 2026, I took my dogs to Goldorado Animal Hospital. I had Fen examined first and we worked out a plan for his renewal when his original prescription ends. Otis's exam was scheduled for 9 AM Tuesday, April 22. Regrettably, Otis became ill after midnight on Monday, April 21. At his appointment, his kidneys were failing so I had to make the worst decision a pet parent has to make. Otis passed away, his ashes are with us, we are comforting his little brother, and our whole family misses him. First, I am upset that his signs were missed during his annual care at Airport Pet Clinic. Second, Otis needlessly suffered because he wasn't properly diagnosed. Third, measures weren't taken to delay the end stage or ease symptoms or reduce pain. Please, APC, take more care spotting signs of kidney failure in geriatric dogs. It hurts me so much to think my sweet boy was suffering unnecessarily the last year of his life. No one deserves that.

Spoke with receptionist this morning and was told to pick up my dogs medication this afternoon…read more(today is Friday.) They closed early without communicating that, leaving my dog without important medications until Tuesday! This is just the last of my many terrible experiences with them. Don't take your pets here.

This is such a lovely place. Dr Sandu is incredibly kind. The office staff are super nice. I'd…read morehighly recommend

Our dog was backed up and the doctor ruled out serious causes and gave medication that did the…read moretrick. Very personable and staff is great! Didn't overcharge like do many other vets do unfortunately. Thanks guys.

Dr.Kodimerla is a veterinarian who understands my fur baby is my whole heart…read more We've been patients here for years and my pup is better for it. Recently he's had digestive issues and in addition to the usual labs and medication, I love that Dr.Kodi also suggested holistic approaches such as adding pumpkin + psyllium husk to his diet to support gut health. She called to check on us until there were improvements. We are so glad to be under your care!

My dog Max recently injured his nail on his paw it was sticking upwards and he was bleeding and in…read morea lot of pain. So, when it comes to Max it's hard taking him to vets because of his protective nature. I called them ahead told them in detail about him and they said bring him in. I'm so glad I brought him here, she knew how to handle the situation and sedate him properly so the process went smooth. I've used other vets but so far she is the best by far and her prices are excellent.

Amazing vet and staff so glad I live 10min from this gem! Dr. Kennedy is very caring and…read moreknowledgeable and his front office staff is also super friendly!

20 stars if I could. Dr. Kennedy and his team are all amazing. Val, Lexi, Tara, Victoria and Lauren…read moreare all so sweet and helpful! Will be coming here for the rest of forever!! Best vet!

I am writing this review to warn other pet owners about our experience so they can make informed…read moredecisions. We discovered a tumor on our dog, and she was diagnosed with cancer. As you can imagine, this was devastating. During our consultation, we were told that due to her age and potential surgical risks, she could potentially live for some time without surgery. Based on that information, we made the heartbreaking decision not to operate. We were told that the mass could rupture externally. However, we were never informed that it could rupture internally or that a sudden, catastrophic decline was a possibility. Shortly after the diagnosis, the mass ruptured internally. When we called the office, we were told to "watch and see how she does." There was no urgency conveyed. However, after doing some research, I learned that internal rupture of a tumor is often considered a medical emergency. We insisted on bringing her in. The clinic was busy and we waited. When she was finally seen, we were told she likely had only days left. We were heartbroken but prepared for a gradual decline. Instead, within hours of bringing her home, her condition rapidly deteriorated. She became immobile and began passing blood. We rushed her to an emergency vet later that evening. She began seizing, convulsing, and was clearly in extreme pain. Her body was shutting down, and we had to make the decision to euthanize her that night. What made this even harder was feeling completely unprepared. We were never informed that internal rupture or a rapid, catastrophic decline could occur. Had we understood the full risks, we may have made different decisions to prevent the suffering she experienced in her final hours. We also found their pricing to be significantly higher than other veterinarians in the area. Since this experience, we have transitioned to another local vet who has provided more thorough communication, compassionate care, and noticeably more reasonable pricing. The difference in both cost and quality of care has been night and day. That night was one of the most traumatic experiences of our lives. Watching our dog suffer in that way is something we will never forget. I hope this review encourages others to ask very direct questions about internal rupture risks, emergency scenarios, and worst-case outcomes when discussing serious diagnoses, and to compare pricing before committing to care. 1 star.

Overcharging, Fear-Mongering, and Unhelpful…read more I called ahead to ask when my kittens would need vaccinations. The front desk told me to wait a week and then bring them in, so I scheduled an appointment. When I arrived, I was told they weren't old enough for vaccines after all -- so my time and money were completely wasted. Then the vet tried to scare me into thinking my kittens would get seriously ill if I didn't approve a long list of expensive tests -- blood work, stool tests, and more -- which totaled in the thousands. When I declined, they made me feel like a bad pet parent. One of my kittens was just a little bloated from food, but instead of discussing her current diet, they immediately tried to upsell me on costly "special" food. The entire experience felt manipulative, like dealing with slimy car salesmen. Definitely not coming back.

Bronwyn was the ONLY vet who even returned my call - she clearly CARES. I will recommend her to…read moreanyone needing a mobile vet in the area!

Exceptional Mobile Vet Service - Highly Recommend!…read more I am beyond impressed with the care my cat has received from Dr. Bronwyn Szignarowitz. Having her as a mobile vet has been such a positive experience for both me and my furry friend. From the moment she arrived, it was clear that Dr. Bronwyn is not only highly knowledgeable but also incredibly compassionate. She took the time to thoroughly assess my cat, explained everything in detail, and answered all of my questions with patience. It's obvious she truly cares about the well-being of animals. The peace of mind I have knowing my cat is in such capable hands is priceless. The service is always professional and my cat is much more relaxed and comfortable in her own environment. I also appreciate how thorough and thoughtful Dr. Bronwyn is with every visit--whether it's for a routine check-up or something more specific, I know my cat is getting the best care possible. I'm so grateful to have found such a caring and skilled vet, and I can't recommend Dr. Bronwyn Szignarowitz enough to any owner looking for excellent veterinary care. Thank you for all the wonderful care you've provided! I'm a loyal client for life. Linda H.

I few months ago I took my family on a hunting trip close Kyburz. Upon our arrival my boxer fell…read morefrom a tall rock and unfortunately broke his left rear leg. We arrived around 9pm so needless to say it was a horrible night. The next morning we left and since we are not familiar with the area when we finally got cell phone service we got online and looked for the closest emergency vet. We found several but when I explained our situation nobody would take us in. Pollock Pines Veterinary was the only one that said to bring him in. The break was so severe that it required surgery and unfortunately the surgeon would not be available for at least 3 days. We were able to keep him comfortable with medication given and it almost seemed like he didn't even mind hobbling around with his broken leg on a splint. The ladies that run this facility made every effort to contact every and any other vet hospital from Reno to Sacramento that could attend to him sooner. No one was available for several days. We finished our trip with my boy all busted up but in amazingly good spirits. We were finally referred to a specialist in Sacramento that was able to surgically repair his injury. He is fully recovered and bouncing around like he's a puppy (he's a 5 year old boxer) Thank you to all you ladies at Pollock Pines Veterinary Hospital for your exceptional service and care you gave my boy! 10 stars and then some for your professional care!

This was the worse vet I have ever been to. I absolutely will not ever go here again. I read a…read morereview (after the fact) how this doctor was very arrogant and condescending. I am here to say they were absolutely correct. I usually dont give my negative opinions on a business . I just chalk it up to a bad experience. But this is one I could not shut up about My dog had eye surgery and he said I took the cone off to early and he would need to do surgery again. It's been about a year and a half and no problem with the eye. I even took her to another vet to make sure. Please do your research on vets. If you care about your pet and dont want to get taken financially then you may want to choose another vet. In conclusion, I will pay anything to fix my dog which is not the point here I think she and I deserve better bedside manners.