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Vaca Valley Veterinary Hospital
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I would recommend Vaca Valley Veterinary Hospital to anyone who values the life of their pet. The office is small, the decor is not fancy, the building is older, but think about it, does your pet really care. The cost of big offices, extravagent decor, and new buildings get passed on to the customer (i.e. see Oak Animal Hospital reviews). The prices are good at Vaca Valley but more importantly Dr. Jassar knows what he's doing. Every single employee at Vaca Valley had a genuine concern for the well being of our dog. Here's my very recent story:\r
Back in August I brought our 18 month old dog to Oak Animal Hospital because she wouldn't stop vomiting. They performed some tests and the vet said she was 95% sure it was NOT pancreatitis. The next day the blood work came back confirming it was indeed pancreatitis. A different vet at Oak called to give us the treatment plan. The prices were ridiculous but our dog recovered nicely so it was tuff for me to complain too much. A couple of weeks ago
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