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About Us
Welcome to Pleasant Valley Pet Clinic! We strive to provide your pet with the same comprehensive health care that we would want for our own pets. We promise to provide you, the owner, with all options known to us, both most effective and least invasive, giving you the information necessary to make the best decision for your pet. We will consistently deliver the highest quality pet care possible and administer it with a caring touch. We will help your pet maintain optimal health through each stage of life. Because pets are members of the family, we hope to become part of your extended family through compassionate care and trusting relationships.
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4570 Pleasant Valley Road
Suite M
Placerville, CA 95667
(530) 644-2424
Monday Thru Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Sunday
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
For after hours emergencies, please contact:
Motherlode Pet Emergency 676-9044
Sacramento Veterinary Referral Center 916-652-5816
Loomis Basin Veterinary Clinic 916-652-5816
Karen Jackett, DVM
Ginny Carlson, DVM
Lorraine Sellers, DVM
WE ACCEPT
We also offer monthly
payment plans through
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NEWS AND SPECIALS:
Mountain Democrat ad special:
Look in the Mountain Democrat's weekend edition-the "Adopt-a-Pet" section to receive 10% off spay & Neuter!
Check out our Website pharmacy:
Don't have time to stop by the pet clinic for your pets' flea medication or food? Order your pets' medication and supplies online and have them delivered directly to your door. Over 1,000 products are available! Log into your Pet Portal today to take advantage of this great service.
Microchip Awareness:
41% of lost cats were reported by their owners to be "Indoor only", 46 % of lost dogs had been lost at least once before. Collars and tags are helpful, and should be used, but can be lost, or removed. Pets who are microchipped are more likely to be returned to their owners. Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice, implanted under the skin (non-invasive, similar to giving a vaccine), and offers a permanent form of identification! Once the microchip is registered, it goes into a national database, and is accessable 24/7! The microchips are read by a scanner, and the information is then tracked through the database. Every pet who enteres a shelter is scanned for a microchip, in hopes of finding the pet owner. Sometimes pets are not "lost" but seperated from their owners because of a disaster. Your are more likely to recover your pet after an evacuation if your pet is microchipped! One last mention...the most important thing about a microchip: Make sure your personal information is up to date with the microchip company at all times! Imagine finding a lost pet, then checking the microchip database only to find the phone number and address are not correct. We use the ResQ chip, which includes free information updates for life!
PET FOOD RECALL:
Multiple brands are affected, so check the list at
http://www.foodsafetynews.com/2012/05/diamond-pet-foods-etc-recalls---2012/
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Featured Article
Advantage vs. Frontline FAQ
Arnold Plotnick DVM, ACVIM, ABVP
General Practice Preventative Medicine QUESTION
When should Advantage be prescribed instead of Frontline or is it just a personal preference for flea treatment? (Not referring to ticks since Advantage doesn't kill ticks.) ANSWER
It's just a personal preference, really. Both are very effective at killing fleas, and both do what their manufacturers claim they do.
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