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JenniferGiang — 2009-09-04 19:15:29

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	+ ------ + ''2009-09-04 20:15:29'' [[nbsp]] The people here are very nice. I called right when they opened in hopes of getting an appointment for my dog that day for what looked like an infection of some sort, and actually got an appointment for 10:40 AM. Check-up, urine analysis and um.. cleaning, and antibiotics ended up only being about $140. They obviously love animals. Or maybe my dog is just amazingly adorable, hah. But really, they were very nice to my dog and to us as well. --["Users/JenniferGiang"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-20 16:20:59'' [[nbsp]] Total props to Dr. Sally Borges and all the vets and staff at Acorn! I took our best friend, Indy, a 7 yr. old Lab., in with a sore foot, and they have been so wonderful. Aggressive diagnostics, honest feedback, and so compassionate. Every time I visit Acorn I am impressed all over again with their whole ethos. Even when we have the saddest outcomes, we know we'vew been in good hands. Hope there's a special place in heaven for these folks! --["Users/FreddieOakley"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-03 12:44:27'' [[nbsp]] i just brought my kitty in for a checkup/vaccines and it was a great experience...everyone was so nice and helpful. They really tried to make me and my cat feel comfortable. I got the impression that they really cared and I definitely plan on making this my regular vet =] --["Users/MargieVanHealy"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-04-24 14:28:48'' [[nbsp]] I had my bunny spayed here last week, and she's doing great. Rabbit spays are supposed to be tricky, but they seemed to know what they were doing because she bounced back quickly, and never seemed like she was feeling much pain/discomfort. They come recommended by Sacramento Valley house rabbit society, and though the procedure was a bit expensive, but I was willing to shell out for a bunny expert. --["Users/AmitVainsencher"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-30 13:13:17'' [[nbsp]] Acorn Veterinary is fantastic. All the staff are very nice. Dr. Borges in particular is amazing. She is so sweet and very understanding about personal situations. My dog was very sick and she worked with us to give him extra quality time. I would take any pet of mine to her in the future again in a heartbeat. We are so grateful for everything she did for us and our dog. --["Users/Deanna"]

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Kmong — 2008-11-22 13:27:53

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- ''2008-10-25 10:43:30'' [[nbsp]] Nice Staff, however i took my dog here for a Hemtoma Repair. The first one cost 354$... after 2 weeks for the follow up, they said they "missed a pocket". So they needed to do it agian... only this time it cost me 450$ "They needed a more powerful anesthesia, that was 300$ instead of the normal 180$... after the 2nd check-up all i noticed was that they bandaged the dogs ear and took out the stitches, which made me wonder why they needed a more powerful anesthesia. After the follow up exam the hematome was back. Finally i decided to take my dog to another vet.... S--["Users/Kmong"] - ------ - ------ - - ------ - ------ - ''2008-11-19 20:09:31'' [[nbsp]] After, taking my dog to a new clinic, they fixed my dog's hematoma in one try and his tumor for only 1200$. it was estimated at acorn to be around 3 - 4 thousand dollars for the tumor and I paid around 1000$ overall at Acorn for them to fix only the ear hematoma,which ended up not getting fixed. Overall i was disatisfied with the fact that I had paid so much for my dogs hematoma that didnt get fixed, and took him to another vet to get his hematoma fixed for about 1/3 the price they charged at acorn, and got his tumor fixed for 1/3 the price that they charged at acorn. --["Users/Kmong"]

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Kmong — 2008-11-19 21:00:34

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- ''2008-10-25 10:43:30'' [[nbsp]] Nice Staff, however i took my dog here for a Hemtoma Repair. The first one cost 354$... after 2 weeks for the follow up, they said they "missed a pocket". So they needed to do it agian... only this time it cost me 450$ "They needed a more powerful anesthesia this time that was 300$ instead of the normal 180$... after the 2nd check-up all i noticed was that they bandaged the dogs ear and took out the stitches... why did they need a more powerful anestheisa to do that? I have no idea.. anyways after the follow up guess what? They missed it agian... So i finally realized that they may be trying to scam me for as much money as i have.. I've already spent around 1100$ fixing a Dog Hematoma in one ear and guess what? ITS BACK!!! they never fixed it at all!!! they did absolutely nothing in 1 month with 1100$ spent... So my advise probably find a different Vet, cause this one may try to scam you for the money you got... --["Users/Kmong"]	+ ''2008-10-25 10:43:30'' [[nbsp]] Nice Staff, however i took my dog here for a Hemtoma Repair. The first one cost 354$... after 2 weeks for the follow up, they said they "missed a pocket". So they needed to do it agian... only this time it cost me 450$ "They needed a more powerful anesthesia, that was 300$ instead of the normal 180$... after the 2nd check-up all i noticed was that they bandaged the dogs ear and took out the stitches, which made me wonder why they needed a more powerful anesthesia. After the follow up exam the hematome was back. Finally i decided to take my dog to another vet.... S--["Users/Kmong"]

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Kmong — 2008-11-19 20:09:31

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	+ ------ + ''2008-11-19 20:09:31'' [[nbsp]] After, taking my dog to a new clinic, they fixed my dog's hematoma in one try and his tumor for only 1200$. it was estimated at acorn to be around 3 - 4 thousand dollars for the tumor and I paid around 1000$ overall at Acorn for them to fix only the ear hematoma,which ended up not getting fixed. Overall i was disatisfied with the fact that I had paid so much for my dogs hematoma that didnt get fixed, and took him to another vet to get his hematoma fixed for about 1/3 the price they charged at acorn, and got his tumor fixed for 1/3 the price that they charged at acorn. --["Users/Kmong"]

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Kmong — 2008-11-19 16:20:13

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- ''2008-10-25 12:17:07'' [[nbsp]] Ok, So after what i posted this morning, i decided to get a second opinion at a more local vet in cupertino bay area... My dog also has a mass cell tumor, that was estimated at acorn 3-4 thousand dollars flying in all sorts of special surgeons and basically scaring me into paying that large amount. The local vet i took to for 2nd opinion estimated only 1000$ Using the latest lazer technology to perform the surgery. I said this was great news, and the Vet ask me to get the blood panal work from when i took him to Acorn to fix his ear. Guess what? THEY NEVER TOOK A BLOOD PANAL WORK!!! AND THE PUT MY DOG UNDER ANESTHESIA, WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY KILL HIM IF THEY DID NOT MAKE SURE HIS BLOOD WORK WAS ALRIGHT FOR ANESTHESIA. This really pissed me off but i havent even touched the tip of the ice-berg. Aside from not following proper protocal and aside from charging 4-5times as much as other clinics, Acorn also told me very contridictory things. IE the location of the tumor is in a very dangerous spot and in a very hard to remove in that area (which is why the costs are so high)... 2nd opionion vet: "The area is actaully in a very good location since there is a lot of surface area to work on". Aside from the tumor the new Vet doctor i took him to see, also said the Hematoma in his ear is actaully very simple to repair, where at Acorn... they pretty much tip-toed around it saying Hematoma in dog's ears are very complicated to handle. Back to the tumor... Acorn also does not perform the tumor removal there, which further my point they do not know what they talking about at all!! at the new vet i am taking him to in cupertino will do the surgery all there with latest lazer technology, "NO SPECIALTY SURGEONS NEEDED". To sum up this comment. BEWARE OF ACORN!! DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOG THERE!! IF YOU DO GET A SECOND OPINION!!!. THEY DO NOT CHECK BLOOD WORK BEFORE ANESTHEISA (WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY KILL YOUR PET), THOUGH THE COSTS WILL BE THE SAME AT OTHER VETS THAT DO!!!. IT TOOK 2 REPAIRS OF 1000$ TO FIX HIS HEMATOMA WHICH THEY DID NOT EVEN FIX!!!!! AT THE NEW VET, THEY ESTIMATED 1200$ TO FIX THE HEMATOMA + THE TUMOR (WHICH THEY ESTIMATED ALONE TO BE 3-4 THOUSAND). THEY WILL SCARE YOU WITH THERE UNKNOWLEDGEABLE GUESS'S INTO THINKING HOW SERIOUS THE MATTER IS, AND THAN TAG ON A BILL 3-4 TIMES MORE THAN USUAL. THEY USE OUTDATED METHODS. THIS IS ONLY GOING TO BE ONE OF THE POSTS I AM DOING. I AM MAKING SURE PET OWNERS KNOW HOW BAD ACORN VET HOSPITAL IS. IF YOU DO TAKE YOUR PET TO ACORN, I BEG YOU TO GET A 2ND OPNION FROM A DIFFERENT VET BEFORE DOING SO. WORDS TO ACORN ... F**K YOU!!! I HOPE YOUR PRACTICE GETS SHUT DOWN. IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO NO MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MY VISIT TO ACORN PLEASE JUST POST A REPLY TO THIS COMMENT AND I'LL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO TELL YOU EXACTLY HOW MY EXPERIENCE WENT WITH THEM! BAD VET CLINIC DO NOT GO TO!!!!! --["Users/Kmong"]
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- ''2008-10-25 12:36:14'' [[nbsp]] Sorry, to make another post, i forgot one more thing... When they took the sample test of the tumor, they used a asprinthe needle to poke it and test it... The new vet i took him too, told me that, that is actually a very DANGEROUS method to do, cause it essentially opens up the tumor and the tumor cells can possibly spread to other regions because they decided to do that method. So once agian FK you ACORN. Thanks for putting my pet in more danger, by the way You operated on my dog DUKE and my name is Kelvin just so everyone who reads this knows that i am not just another competition vet clinic trying to bash you guys, but an actual customer, and I will be more than happy to reply to any Comments ACORN Posts about this visit, but i bet they wont at all cause they know what they did was entirely unstandard protocal and used the fact of how worried i was about my pets condition to drive up bills (4-5 times normal amount) and provide me with false information with failed results. I just have to say it one more time FK YOU ACORN! YOU WILL NEVER SEE A DOLLAR OF MINE AGIAN! --["Users/Kmong"]	+

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	+ ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to ["Midtown Animal Clinic"] for my rats. --["Users/KrystalVillanueva"] + ------ + ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Krystal, was a necropsy performed on your rat? If not, how do you know it was cancer and not an infection? Rats frequently get pneumonia that looks very much like cancer. I'm just saying one vet might have thought it was an infection and the other might have thought it was cancer. The only way to know for sure would be to do a necropsy and submit the sample to pathology for testing. --["Users/LeslieCooper"] + ------ + ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Leslie, you made a good point. I just lost a rat last week to pneumonia and my first rat showed the same symptoms so it probably wasn't cancer to begin with. The vet I saw at Acorn said "I think it's an infection, let's give him Baytril and see if that works" where as the vet in Woodland took xrays and saw a malignant tumor and concluded that it was cancer.. But in the past 2 months I've been to three different vets (2 were out of town in SoCal) and I still feel that Acorn is not as knowledgeable about rats as I hope, not saying they aren't knowledgeable about them at all because they did give me some good advice about rats for an entire year and even performed a lump removal on one of my rats while he had a respiratory infection (which came out to be a success). --["Users/KrystalVillanueva"]
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- ''2006	+ ''2006-04-18 17:20:13'' [[nbsp]] Acorn is not knowledgeable about hamsters. They too gave my hamster baytril for his illness (which I believe is cushings disease now) but basically didn't do anything to help him. Not very knowledgeable and they seem like they're disorganized. They just wanted to take my money. --["Users/ArlenKwong"] + + + Just because a misdiagnosis was made does NOT mean a vet is "not knowledgeable." Medicine is merely a process of ruling out certain conditions through treatment, starting with the least aggressive and most economical approach (unless the owner opts otherwise) and working from there. Arlen, what is it that makes you think your animal has Cushing's? Have your forked out the money for an ACTH blood panel to diagnose this? The cost of this test is twice that of Baytril; if Acorn really wanted to rip you off they wouldn't have started with the least profitable treatment. Doctors and veterinarians aren't God, they make mistakes. This is NOT a reflection of their quality of care! --["Users/KristaSchreffler"] +
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	+ ''2006-06-30 12:32:31'' [[nbsp]] Krista, they did not seem like they geuinely gave two shits about my pet and they never called me back to let me know when medicines/diagnoses came in: I HAD TO PESTER THEM to give me information about my pet's condition and kept having to call repeatedly. I went to another vet who said he suspected Cushing's disease but I was also recommended not to give my hamster the blood test because he's such a small animal and it could potentially kill him. P.S.: do you work for Acorn? --["Users/ArlenKwong"]
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	+ ''2008-10-25 10:43:30'' [[nbsp]] Nice Staff, however i took my dog here for a Hemtoma Repair. The first one cost 354$... after 2 weeks for the follow up, they said they "missed a pocket". So they needed to do it agian... only this time it cost me 450$ "They needed a more powerful anesthesia this time that was 300$ instead of the normal 180$... after the 2nd check-up all i noticed was that they bandaged the dogs ear and took out the stitches... why did they need a more powerful anestheisa to do that? I have no idea.. anyways after the follow up guess what? They missed it agian... So i finally realized that they may be trying to scam me for as much money as i have.. I've already spent around 1100$ fixing a Dog Hematoma in one ear and guess what? ITS BACK!!! they never fixed it at all!!! they did absolutely nothing in 1 month with 1100$ spent... So my advise probably find a different Vet, cause this one may try to scam you for the money you got... --["Users/Kmong"] + ------ + ''2008-10-25 12:17:07'' [[nbsp]] Ok, So after what i posted this morning, i decided to get a second opinion at a more local vet in cupertino bay area... My dog also has a mass cell tumor, that was estimated at acorn 3-4 thousand dollars flying in all sorts of special surgeons and basically scaring me into paying that large amount. The local vet i took to for 2nd opinion estimated only 1000$ Using the latest lazer technology to perform the surgery. I said this was great news, and the Vet ask me to get the blood panal work from when i took him to Acorn to fix his ear. Guess what? THEY NEVER TOOK A BLOOD PANAL WORK!!! AND THE PUT MY DOG UNDER ANESTHESIA, WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY KILL HIM IF THEY DID NOT MAKE SURE HIS BLOOD WORK WAS ALRIGHT FOR ANESTHESIA. This really pissed me off but i havent even touched the tip of the ice-berg. Aside from not following proper protocal and aside from charging 4-5times as much as other clinics, Acorn also told me very contridictory things. IE the location of the tumor is in a very dangerous spot and in a very hard to remove in that area (which is why the costs are so high)... 2nd opionion vet: "The area is actaully in a very good location since there is a lot of surface area to work on". Aside from the tumor the new Vet doctor i took him to see, also said the Hematoma in his ear is actaully very simple to repair, where at Acorn... they pretty much tip-toed around it saying Hematoma in dog's ears are very complicated to handle. Back to the tumor... Acorn also does not perform the tumor removal there, which further my point they do not know what they talking about at all!! at the new vet i am taking him to in cupertino will do the surgery all there with latest lazer technology, "NO SPECIALTY SURGEONS NEEDED". To sum up this comment. BEWARE OF ACORN!! DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOG THERE!! IF YOU DO GET A SECOND OPINION!!!. THEY DO NOT CHECK BLOOD WORK BEFORE ANESTHEISA (WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY KILL YOUR PET), THOUGH THE COSTS WILL BE THE SAME AT OTHER VETS THAT DO!!!. IT TOOK 2 REPAIRS OF 1000$ TO FIX HIS HEMATOMA WHICH THEY DID NOT EVEN FIX!!!!! AT THE NEW VET, THEY ESTIMATED 1200$ TO FIX THE HEMATOMA + THE TUMOR (WHICH THEY ESTIMATED ALONE TO BE 3-4 THOUSAND). THEY WILL SCARE YOU WITH THERE UNKNOWLEDGEABLE GUESS'S INTO THINKING HOW SERIOUS THE MATTER IS, AND THAN TAG ON A BILL 3-4 TIMES MORE THAN USUAL. THEY USE OUTDATED METHODS. THIS IS ONLY GOING TO BE ONE OF THE POSTS I AM DOING. I AM MAKING SURE PET OWNERS KNOW HOW BAD ACORN VET HOSPITAL IS. IF YOU DO TAKE YOUR PET TO ACORN, I BEG YOU TO GET A 2ND OPNION FROM A DIFFERENT VET BEFORE DOING SO. WORDS TO ACORN ... FK YOU!!! I HOPE YOUR PRACTICE GETS SHUT DOWN. IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO NO MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MY VISIT TO ACORN PLEASE JUST POST A REPLY TO THIS COMMENT AND I'LL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO TELL YOU EXACTLY HOW MY EXPERIENCE WENT WITH THEM! BAD VET CLINIC DO NOT GO TO!!!!! --["Users/Kmong"] + ------ + ''2008-10-25 12:36:14'' [[nbsp]] Sorry, to make another post, i forgot one more thing... When they took the sample test of the tumor, they used a asprinthe needle to poke it and test it... The new vet i took him too, told me that, that is actually a very DANGEROUS method to do, cause it essentially opens up the tumor and the tumor cells can possibly spread to other regions because they decided to do that method. So once agian FK you ACORN. Thanks for putting my pet in more danger, by the way You operated on my dog DUKE and my name is Kelvin just so everyone who reads this knows that i am not just another competition vet clinic trying to bash you guys, but an actual customer, and I will be more than happy to reply to any Comments ACORN Posts about this visit, but i bet they wont at all cause they know what they did was entirely unstandard protocal and used the fact of how worried i was about my pets condition to drive up bills (4-5 times normal amount) and provide me with false information with failed results. I just have to say it one more time F**K YOU ACORN! YOU WILL NEVER SEE A DOLLAR OF MINE AGIAN! --["Users/Kmong"]

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- ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to ["Midtown Animal Clinic"] for my rats. --["Users/KrystalVillanueva"] - ------ - ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Krystal, was a necropsy performed on your rat? If not, how do you know it was cancer and not an infection? Rats frequently get pneumonia that looks very much like cancer. I'm just saying one vet might have thought it was an infection and the other might have thought it was cancer. The only way to know for sure would be to do a necropsy and submit the sample to pathology for testing. --["Users/LeslieCooper"] - ------ - ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Leslie, you made a good point. I just lost a rat last week to pneumonia and my first rat showed the same symptoms so it probably wasn't cancer to begin with. The vet I saw at Acorn said "I think it's an infection, let's give him Baytril and see if that works" where as the vet in Woodland took xrays and saw a malignant tumor and concluded that it was cancer.. But in the past 2 months I've been to three different vets (2 were out of town in SoCal) and I still feel that Acorn is not as knowledgeable about rats as I hope, not saying they aren't knowledgeable about them at all because they did give me some good advice about rats for an entire year and even performed a lump removal on one of my rats while he had a respiratory infection (which came out to be a success). --["Users/KrystalVillanueva"]
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- ''2007-12-07 12:46:29'' [[nbsp]] I took in my pets to both Acorn Veterinary Clinic and Mack Road Animal Medical Center. Acorn ran more like a business in terms of money and concern for my pet. Mack Road always called me back and made sure their service was up to par. They once even told me to bring my pet in for a follow up, and when it came time for the bill they did not charge me. I always had to call Acorn back because they never called when they said they would. Especially for small pets, I suggest going to a different clinic other than Acorn. --["Users/RiyoKwong"] - ------ - ''2008-04-15 23:27:25'' [[nbsp]] Usually, I have to wait for over 20 min even with an appointment, and spend little time with the doctor and receive a large bill. They never call back to check on my dog. Not satisfied. --["Users/jaron"] - ------	+ ''2007------
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- ''2008-10-25 10:43:30'' [[nbsp]] Nice Staff, however i took my dog here for a Hemtoma Repair. The first one cost 354$... after 2 weeks for the follow up, they said they "missed a pocket". So they needed to do it agian... only this time it cost me 450$ "They needed a more powerful anesthesia this time that was 300$ instead of the normal 180$... after the 2nd check-up all i noticed was that they bandaged the dogs ear and took out the stitches... why did they need a more powerful anestheisa to do that? I have no idea.. anyways after the follow up guess what? They missed it agian... So i finally realized that they may be trying to scam me for as much money as i have.. I've already spent around 1100$ fixing a Dog Hematoma in one ear and guess what? ITS BACK!!! they never fixed it at all!!! they did absolutely nothing in 1 month with 1100$ spent... So my advise probably find a different Vet, cause this one may try to scam you for the money you got... --["Users/Kmong"] - ------ - ''2008-10-25 12:17:07'' [[nbsp]] Ok, So after what i posted this morning, i decided to get a second opinion at a more local vet in cupertino bay area... My dog also has a mass cell tumor, that was estimated at acorn 3-4 thousand dollars flying in all sorts of special surgeons and basically scaring me into paying that large amount. The local vet i took to for 2nd opinion estimated only 1000$ Using the latest lazer technology to perform the surgery. I said this was great news, and the Vet ask me to get the blood panal work from when i took him to Acorn to fix his ear. Guess what? THEY NEVER TOOK A BLOOD PANAL WORK!!! AND THE PUT MY DOG UNDER ANESTHESIA, WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY KILL HIM IF THEY DID NOT MAKE SURE HIS BLOOD WORK WAS ALRIGHT FOR ANESTHESIA. This really pissed me off but i havent even touched the tip of the ice-berg. Aside from not following proper protocal and aside from charging 4-5times as much as other clinics, Acorn also told me very contridictory things. IE the location of the tumor is in a very dangerous spot and in a very hard to remove in that area (which is why the costs are so high)... 2nd opionion vet: "The area is actaully in a very good location since there is a lot of surface area to work on". Aside from the tumor the new Vet doctor i took him to see, also said the Hematoma in his ear is actaully very simple to repair, where at Acorn... they pretty much tip-toed around it saying Hematoma in dog's ears are very complicated to handle. Back to the tumor... Acorn also does not perform the tumor removal there, which further my point they do not know what they talking about at all!! at the new vet i am taking him to in cupertino will do the surgery all there with latest lazer technology, "NO SPECIALTY SURGEONS NEEDED". To sum up this comment. BEWARE OF ACORN!! DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOG THERE!! IF YOU DO GET A SECOND OPINION!!!. THEY DO NOT CHECK BLOOD WORK BEFORE ANESTHEISA (WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY KILL YOUR PET), THOUGH THE COSTS WILL BE THE SAME AT OTHER VETS THAT DO!!!. IT TOOK 2 REPAIRS OF 1000$ TO FIX HIS HEMATOMA WHICH THEY DID NOT EVEN FIX!!!!! AT THE NEW VET, THEY ESTIMATED 1200$ TO FIX THE HEMATOMA + THE TUMOR (WHICH THEY ESTIMATED ALONE TO BE 3-4 THOUSAND). THEY WILL SCARE YOU WITH THERE UNKNOWLEDGEABLE GUESS'S INTO THINKING HOW SERIOUS THE MATTER IS, AND THAN TAG ON A BILL 3-4 TIMES MORE THAN USUAL. THEY USE OUTDATED METHODS. THIS IS ONLY GOING TO BE ONE OF THE POSTS I AM DOING. I AM MAKING SURE PET OWNERS KNOW HOW BAD ACORN VET HOSPITAL IS. IF YOU DO TAKE YOUR PET TO ACORN, I BEG YOU TO GET A 2ND OPNION FROM A DIFFERENT VET BEFORE DOING SO. WORDS TO ACORN ... FK YOU!!! I HOPE YOUR PRACTICE GETS SHUT DOWN. IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO NO MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MY VISIT TO ACORN PLEASE JUST POST A REPLY TO THIS COMMENT AND I'LL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO TELL YOU EXACTLY HOW MY EXPERIENCE WENT WITH THEM! BAD VET CLINIC DO NOT GO TO!!!!! --["Users/Kmong"] - ------ - ''2008-10-25 12:36:14'' [[nbsp]] Sorry, to make another post, i forgot one more thing... When they took the sample test of the tumor, they used a asprinthe needle to poke it and test it... The new vet i took him too, told me that, that is actually a very DANGEROUS method to do, cause it essentially opens up the tumor and the tumor cells can possibly spread to other regions because they decided to do that method. So once agian FK you ACORN. Thanks for putting my pet in more danger, by the way You operated on my dog DUKE and my name is Kelvin just so everyone who reads this knows that i am not just another competition vet clinic trying to bash you guys, but an actual customer, and I will be more than happy to reply to any Comments ACORN Posts about this visit, but i bet they wont at all cause they know what they did was entirely unstandard protocal and used the fact of how worried i was about my pets condition to drive up bills (4-5 times normal amount) and provide me with false information with failed results. I just have to say it one more time F**K YOU ACORN! YOU WILL NEVER SEE A DOLLAR OF MINE AGIAN! --["Users/Kmong"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-25 12:36:14'' [[nbsp]] Sorry, to make another post, i forgot one more thing... When they took the sample test of the tumor, they used a asprinthe needle to poke it and test it... The new vet i took him too, told me that, that is actually a very DANGEROUS method to do, cause it essentially opens up the tumor and the tumor cells can possibly spread to other regions because they decided to do that method. So once agian FK you ACORN. Thanks for putting my pet in more danger, by the way You operated on my dog DUKE and my name is Kelvin just so everyone who reads this knows that i am not just another competition vet clinic trying to bash you guys, but an actual customer, and I will be more than happy to reply to any Comments ACORN Posts about this visit, but i bet they wont at all cause they know what they did was entirely unstandard protocal and used the fact of how worried i was about my pets condition to drive up bills (4-5 times normal amount) and provide me with false information with failed results. I just have to say it one more time FK YOU ACORN! YOU WILL NEVER SEE A DOLLAR OF MINE AGIAN! --["Users/Kmong"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-25 12:17:07'' [[nbsp]] Ok, So after what i posted this morning, i decided to get a second opinion at a more local vet in cupertino bay area... My dog also has a mass cell tumor, that was estimated at acorn 3-4 thousand dollars flying in all sorts of special surgeons and basically scaring me into paying that large amount. The local vet i took to for 2nd opinion estimated only 1000$ Using the latest lazer technology to perform the surgery. I said this was great news, and the Vet ask me to get the blood panal work from when i took him to Acorn to fix his ear. Guess what? THEY NEVER TOOK A BLOOD PANAL WORK!!! AND THE PUT MY DOG UNDER ANESTHESIA, WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY KILL HIM IF THEY DID NOT MAKE SURE HIS BLOOD WORK WAS ALRIGHT FOR ANESTHESIA. This really pissed me off but i havent even touched the tip of the ice-berg. Aside from not following proper protocal and aside from charging 4-5times as much as other clinics, Acorn also told me very contridictory things. IE the location of the tumor is in a very dangerous spot and in a very hard to remove in that area (which is why the costs are so high)... 2nd opionion vet: "The area is actaully in a very good location since there is a lot of surface area to work on". Aside from the tumor the new Vet doctor i took him to see, also said the Hematoma in his ear is actaully very simple to repair, where at Acorn... they pretty much tip-toed around it saying Hematoma in dog's ears are very complicated to handle. Back to the tumor... Acorn also does not perform the tumor removal there, which further my point they do not know what they talking about at all!! at the new vet i am taking him to in cupertino will do the surgery all there with latest lazer technology, "NO SPECIALTY SURGEONS NEEDED". To sum up this comment. BEWARE OF ACORN!! DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOG THERE!! IF YOU DO GET A SECOND OPINION!!!. THEY DO NOT CHECK BLOOD WORK BEFORE ANESTHEISA (WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY KILL YOUR PET), THOUGH THE COSTS WILL BE THE SAME AT OTHER VETS THAT DO!!!. IT TOOK 2 REPAIRS OF 1000$ TO FIX HIS HEMATOMA WHICH THEY DID NOT EVEN FIX!!!!! AT THE NEW VET, THEY ESTIMATED 1200$ TO FIX THE HEMATOMA + THE TUMOR (WHICH THEY ESTIMATED ALONE TO BE 3-4 THOUSAND). THEY WILL SCARE YOU WITH THERE UNKNOWLEDGEABLE GUESS'S INTO THINKING HOW SERIOUS THE MATTER IS, AND THAN TAG ON A BILL 3-4 TIMES MORE THAN USUAL. THEY USE OUTDATED METHODS. THIS IS ONLY GOING TO BE ONE OF THE POSTS I AM DOING. I AM MAKING SURE PET OWNERS KNOW HOW BAD ACORN VET HOSPITAL IS. IF YOU DO TAKE YOUR PET TO ACORN, I BEG YOU TO GET A 2ND OPNION FROM A DIFFERENT VET BEFORE DOING SO. WORDS TO ACORN ... F**K YOU!!! I HOPE YOUR PRACTICE GETS SHUT DOWN. IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO NO MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MY VISIT TO ACORN PLEASE JUST POST A REPLY TO THIS COMMENT AND I'LL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO TELL YOU EXACTLY HOW MY EXPERIENCE WENT WITH THEM! BAD VET CLINIC DO NOT GO TO!!!!! --["Users/Kmong"]

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- ''2005-12-06 16:11:22'' [[nbsp]] We've taken pets here for years- it's a great place --["AntoniaOakley"]	+ ''2005-12-06 16:11:22'' [[nbsp]] We've taken pets here for years- it's a great place --["Users/AntoniaOakley"]
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- ''2006-01-12 20:15:36'' [[nbsp]] my hamster was sick and when we took him in the staff and vets were very friendly and made us feel relaxed. good place to go, at least from my experience with my hamster. --["ArlenKwong"]	+ ''2006-01-12 20:15:36'' [[nbsp]] my hamster was sick and when we took him in the staff and vets were very friendly and made us feel relaxed. good place to go, at least from my experience with my hamster. --["Users/ArlenKwong"]
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- ''2006-01-12 21:38:11'' [[nbsp]] I wonder if this place take student interns ? --["ElizabethBarthel"]	+ ''2006-01-12 21:38:11'' [[nbsp]] I wonder if this place take student interns ? --["Users/ElizabethBarthel"]
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- ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to ["Midtown Animal Clinic"] for my rats. --["KrystalVillanueva"]	+ ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to ["Midtown Animal Clinic"] for my rats. --["Users/KrystalVillanueva"]
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- ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Krystal, was a necropsy performed on your rat? If not, how do you know it was cancer and not an infection? Rats frequently get pneumonia that looks very much like cancer. I'm just saying one vet might have thought it was an infection and the other might have thought it was cancer. The only way to know for sure would be to do a necropsy and submit the sample to pathology for testing. --["LeslieCooper"]	+ ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Krystal, was a necropsy performed on your rat? If not, how do you know it was cancer and not an infection? Rats frequently get pneumonia that looks very much like cancer. I'm just saying one vet might have thought it was an infection and the other might have thought it was cancer. The only way to know for sure would be to do a necropsy and submit the sample to pathology for testing. --["Users/LeslieCooper"]
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- ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Leslie, you made a good point. I just lost a rat last week to pneumonia and my first rat showed the same symptoms so it probably wasn't cancer to begin with. The vet I saw at Acorn said "I think it's an infection, let's give him Baytril and see if that works" where as the vet in Woodland took xrays and saw a malignant tumor and concluded that it was cancer.. But in the past 2 months I've been to three different vets (2 were out of town in SoCal) and I still feel that Acorn is not as knowledgeable about rats as I hope, not saying they aren't knowledgeable about them at all because they did give me some good advice about rats for an entire year and even performed a lump removal on one of my rats while he had a respiratory infection (which came out to be a success). --["KrystalVillanueva"]	+ ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Leslie, you made a good point. I just lost a rat last week to pneumonia and my first rat showed the same symptoms so it probably wasn't cancer to begin with. The vet I saw at Acorn said "I think it's an infection, let's give him Baytril and see if that works" where as the vet in Woodland took xrays and saw a malignant tumor and concluded that it was cancer.. But in the past 2 months I've been to three different vets (2 were out of town in SoCal) and I still feel that Acorn is not as knowledgeable about rats as I hope, not saying they aren't knowledgeable about them at all because they did give me some good advice about rats for an entire year and even performed a lump removal on one of my rats while he had a respiratory infection (which came out to be a success). --["Users/KrystalVillanueva"]
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- ''2006-03-29 11:00:26'' [[nbsp]] They are knowledgable on rabbits. Not all vets in Davis are so its good to know of one that is. --["LaurenMcNees"]	+ ''2006-03-29 11:00:26'' [[nbsp]] They are knowledgable on rabbits. Not all vets in Davis are so its good to know of one that is. --["Users/LaurenMcNees"]
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- ''2006-03-31 16:55:55'' [[nbsp]] Agreed. They are very, very rabbit savvy, and good rabbit vets are hard to find. I've had great experiences with them (particularly Dr Borges) and the Sacramento House Rabbit Society also recommends this clinic. --["StephPolizzi"]	+ ''2006-03-31 16:55:55'' [[nbsp]] Agreed. They are very, very rabbit savvy, and good rabbit vets are hard to find. I've had great experiences with them (particularly Dr Borges) and the Sacramento House Rabbit Society also recommends this clinic. --["Users/StephPolizzi"]
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- ''2006-04-18 17:20:13'' [[nbsp]] Acorn is not knowledgeable about hamsters. They too gave my hamster baytril for his illness (which I believe is cushings disease now) but basically didn't do anything to help him. Not very knowledgeable and they seem like they're disorganized. They just wanted to take my money. --["ArlenKwong"]	+ ''2006-04-18 17:20:13'' [[nbsp]] Acorn is not knowledgeable about hamsters. They too gave my hamster baytril for his illness (which I believe is cushings disease now) but basically didn't do anything to help him. Not very knowledgeable and they seem like they're disorganized. They just wanted to take my money. --["Users/ArlenKwong"]
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- Just because a misdiagnosis was made does NOT mean a vet is "not knowledgeable." Medicine is merely a process of ruling out certain conditions through treatment, starting with the least aggressive and most economical approach (unless the owner opts otherwise) and working from there. Arlen, what is it that makes you think your animal has Cushing's? Have your forked out the money for an ACTH blood panel to diagnose this? The cost of this test is twice that of Baytril; if Acorn really wanted to rip you off they wouldn't have started with the least profitable treatment. Doctors and veterinarians aren't God, they make mistakes. This is NOT a reflection of their quality of care! --["KristaSchreffler"]	+ Just because a misdiagnosis was made does NOT mean a vet is "not knowledgeable." Medicine is merely a process of ruling out certain conditions through treatment, starting with the least aggressive and most economical approach (unless the owner opts otherwise) and working from there. Arlen, what is it that makes you think your animal has Cushing's? Have your forked out the money for an ACTH blood panel to diagnose this? The cost of this test is twice that of Baytril; if Acorn really wanted to rip you off they wouldn't have started with the least profitable treatment. Doctors and veterinarians aren't God, they make mistakes. This is NOT a reflection of their quality of care! --["Users/KristaSchreffler"]
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- ''2006-06-30 12:32:31'' [[nbsp]] Krista, they did not seem like they geuinely gave two shits about my pet and they never called me back to let me know when medicines/diagnoses came in: I HAD TO PESTER THEM to give me information about my pet's condition and kept having to call repeatedly. I went to another vet who said he suspected Cushing's disease but I was also recommended not to give my hamster the blood test because he's such a small animal and it could potentially kill him. P.S.: do you work for Acorn? --["ArlenKwong"]	+ ''2006-06-30 12:32:31'' [[nbsp]] Krista, they did not seem like they geuinely gave two shits about my pet and they never called me back to let me know when medicines/diagnoses came in: I HAD TO PESTER THEM to give me information about my pet's condition and kept having to call repeatedly. I went to another vet who said he suspected Cushing's disease but I was also recommended not to give my hamster the blood test because he's such a small animal and it could potentially kill him. P.S.: do you work for Acorn? --["Users/ArlenKwong"]

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- Primary Veterinarians are Joy Jackman, DVM/MPVM, Sally Borges, DVM/MSc, & Kris Codino, DVM. Acorn holds a weekly vaccine clinic and offers both senior and student discounts.	+ '''Acorn Veterinary Clinic''' is a ["Vets" vet clinic] in ["North Davis"] treating all types of ["pets"] including ["dogs"], ["cats"], ["rabbits"] and guinea pigs. Acorn Vet has a very good staff of Veterinarians and Techs. Primary Veterinarians are Joy Jackman, DVM/MPVM, Sally Borges, DVM/MSc, & Kris Codino, DVM. Acorn holds a weekly vaccine clinic and offers both senior and ["students" student] ["Living Cheaply" discounts]. They also have puppy and kitten vaccination programs and sell a variety of pet foods, treats, bedding and grooming items. They can spay / neuter and immunize your pet with skill. Dog neuter is approximately $271 [August 2006].
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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-23 18:11:34'' [[nbsp]] P.S. We received a very prompt follow-up call the morning after our appointment. --["Users/mgoodman"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-23 17:48:33'' [[nbsp]] I had a terrific experience bringing my rabbit to Dr. Codino. We chose this clinic, because their vets came highly recommended by the Sacramento branch of the House Rabbit Society. We called when the office opened and were given an appointment an hour later. Dr. Codino was very nice and extremely knowledgeable about rabbits (having owned several herself!). She recommended we administer IV fluids at home, and stayed in the examination room (along with the vet tech) to help us learn how to insert the IV and answer plenty of rabbit-related questions. Overall, the visit was very inexpensive (including the IV supplies), and our bunny was feeling better within an hour of the visit. I would definitely return here for any rabbit concerns! --["Users/mgoodman"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-12-07 12:46:29'' [[nbsp]] I took in my pets to both Acorn Veterinary Clinic and Mack Road Animal Medical Center. Acorn ran more like a business in terms of money and concern for my pet. Mack Road always called me back and made sure their service was up to par. They once even told me to bring my pet in for a follow up, and when it came time for the bill they did not charge me. I always had to call Acorn back because they never called when they said they would. Especially for small pets, I suggest going to a different clinic other than Acorn. --["Users/RiyoKwong"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-29 22:02:36'' [[nbsp]] I have been going here for a long time and have tried many others in town. I would have to say they are the best private practice vets in town although they have made mistakes too. Get to know the vet that you like and try to get them. Borges is the best but I hardly ever get her! --["Users/DavisGirl"]

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- ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to ["Midtown Animal Clinic"] for my rats. --["KrysTal"]	+ ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to ["Midtown Animal Clinic"] for my rats. --["KrystalVillanueva"]
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- ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Leslie, you made a good point. I just lost a rat last week to pneumonia and my first rat showed the same symptoms so it probably wasn't cancer to begin with. The vet I saw at Acorn said "I think it's an infection, let's give him Baytril and see if that works" where as the vet in Woodland took xrays and saw a malignant tumor and concluded that it was cancer.. But in the past 2 months I've been to three different vets (2 were out of town in SoCal) and I still feel that Acorn is not as knowledgeable about rats as I hope, not saying they aren't knowledgeable about them at all because they did give me some good advice about rats for an entire year and even performed a lump removal on one of my rats while he had a respiratory infection (which came out to be a success). --["KrysTal"]	+ ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Leslie, you made a good point. I just lost a rat last week to pneumonia and my first rat showed the same symptoms so it probably wasn't cancer to begin with. The vet I saw at Acorn said "I think it's an infection, let's give him Baytril and see if that works" where as the vet in Woodland took xrays and saw a malignant tumor and concluded that it was cancer.. But in the past 2 months I've been to three different vets (2 were out of town in SoCal) and I still feel that Acorn is not as knowledgeable about rats as I hope, not saying they aren't knowledgeable about them at all because they did give me some good advice about rats for an entire year and even performed a lump removal on one of my rats while he had a respiratory infection (which came out to be a success). --["KrystalVillanueva"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-18 15:02:49'' [[nbsp]] We love the folks at Acorn. They have been wonderful to our pets and to us. When we had our sweet old lab. put down they were so kind. As for quality of care, I have no complaints. Being a vet must be hard! The patients can't tell them where it hurts or how long they've been feeling sub-par. Vets have to use a lot of art, along with their science. --["Users/FreddieOakley"]

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-04-10 21:54:14

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-04-10 21:53:14

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JasonAller — 2006-09-09 07:49:02

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AlphaDog — 2006-08-30 13:32:08

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JabberWokky — 2006-07-19 20:32:12

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JabberWokky — 2006-06-30 11:39:18

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- ''2006-06-30 12:32:30'' [[nbsp]] Krista, they did not seem like they geuinely gave two shits about my pet and they never called me back to let me know when medicines/diagnoses came in: I HAD TO PESTER THEM to give me information about my pet's condition and kept having to call repeatedly. I went to another vet who said he suspected Cushing's disease but I was also recommended not to give my hamster the blood test because he's such a small animal and it could potentially kill him. P.S.: do you work for Acorn --["ArlenKwong"] - ------

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AdamSchneider — 2006-05-17 09:24:40

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- Acorn Vet has a very good staff of Veterinarians and Techs. They care for all types of pets including dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs.	+ Acorn Vet has a very good staff of Veterinarians and Techs. They care for all types of pets including dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs.
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	+ + + We've taken our cocker spaniel here since we've had him and have been very happy with the care he's received. We adopted him when he was 6 months old and he was infested with every intestinal worm imaginable. The vets at Acorn identified all of them, gave us the appropriate medicine, and within a week he was a hundred times better (and worm free). We've also had him neutered here and that went well also (well, maybe not for him). Regardless, the day after his surgery he was back to his normal self. Everyone at Acorn, from the receptionists to the vets, has been very friendly, helpful, and I have the utmost faith in them.

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JabberWokky — 2006-04-29 09:15:17

Linked (and agreed... Midtown is great for small rodents)

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- ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to Midtown Animal Clinic for my rats. --["KrysTal"]	+ ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to ["Midtown Animal Clinic"] for my rats. --["KrysTal"]

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GrahamFreeman — 2006-04-28 22:08:08

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- Just because a misdiagnosis was made does NOT mean a vet is "not knowledgeable." Medicine is merely a process of ruling out certain conditions through treatment, starting with the least aggressive and most economical approach (unless the owner opts otherwise) and working from there. Arlen, what is it that makes you think your animal has Cushing's? Have your forked out the money for an ACTH blood panel to diagnose this? The cost of this test is twice that of Baytril; if Acorn really wanted to rip you off they wouldn't have started with the least profitable treatment. Doctors and veterinarians aren't God, they make mistakes. This is NOT a reflection of their quality of care!	+ Just because a misdiagnosis was made does NOT mean a vet is "not knowledgeable." Medicine is merely a process of ruling out certain conditions through treatment, starting with the least aggressive and most economical approach (unless the owner opts otherwise) and working from there. Arlen, what is it that makes you think your animal has Cushing's? Have your forked out the money for an ACTH blood panel to diagnose this? The cost of this test is twice that of Baytril; if Acorn really wanted to rip you off they wouldn't have started with the least profitable treatment. Doctors and veterinarians aren't God, they make mistakes. This is NOT a reflection of their quality of care! --["KristaSchreffler"]

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KristaSchreffler — 2006-04-28 21:54:58

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- Just because a misdiagnosis was made does NOT mean a vet is "not knowledgeable." Medicine is merely a process of ruling out certain conditions through treatment, starting with the least aggressive and most economical approach (unless the owner opts otherwise) and working from there. Arlen, what is it that makes you think your animal has Cushing's? Have your forked out the money for an ACTH blood panel to diagnose this? The cost of this test is twice that of Baytril; if Acorn really wanted to rip you off they wouldn't have started with the least profitable treatment. Doctors and veterinarians aren't God, they make mistakes, and this isn't a reflection of their quality of care!	+ Just because a misdiagnosis was made does NOT mean a vet is "not knowledgeable." Medicine is merely a process of ruling out certain conditions through treatment, starting with the least aggressive and most economical approach (unless the owner opts otherwise) and working from there. Arlen, what is it that makes you think your animal has Cushing's? Have your forked out the money for an ACTH blood panel to diagnose this? The cost of this test is twice that of Baytril; if Acorn really wanted to rip you off they wouldn't have started with the least profitable treatment. Doctors and veterinarians aren't God, they make mistakes. This is NOT a reflection of their quality of care!

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KristaSchreffler — 2006-04-28 21:53:44

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	+ + + Just because a misdiagnosis was made does NOT mean a vet is "not knowledgeable." Medicine is merely a process of ruling out certain conditions through treatment, starting with the least aggressive and most economical approach (unless the owner opts otherwise) and working from there. Arlen, what is it that makes you think your animal has Cushing's? Have your forked out the money for an ACTH blood panel to diagnose this? The cost of this test is twice that of Baytril; if Acorn really wanted to rip you off they wouldn't have started with the least profitable treatment. Doctors and veterinarians aren't God, they make mistakes, and this isn't a reflection of their quality of care!

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ArlenKwong — 2006-04-18 16:20:13

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	+ ------ + ''2006-04-18 17:20:13'' [[nbsp]] Acorn is not knowledgeable about hamsters. They too gave my hamster baytril for his illness (which I believe is cushings disease now) but basically didn't do anything to help him. Not very knowledgeable and they seem like they're disorganized. They just wanted to take my money. --["ArlenKwong"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-03-31 16:55:55'' [[nbsp]] Agreed. They are very, very rabbit savvy, and good rabbit vets are hard to find. I've had great experiences with them (particularly Dr Borges) and the Sacramento House Rabbit Society also recommends this clinic. --["StephPolizzi"]

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LaurenMcNees — 2006-03-29 10:00:26

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	+ ------ + ''2006-03-29 11:00:26'' [[nbsp]] They are knowledgable on rabbits. Not all vets in Davis are so its good to know of one that is. --["LaurenMcNees"]

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KrystalVillanueva — 2006-02-23 21:32:59

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	+ ------ + ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Leslie, you made a good point. I just lost a rat last week to pneumonia and my first rat showed the same symptoms so it probably wasn't cancer to begin with. The vet I saw at Acorn said "I think it's an infection, let's give him Baytril and see if that works" where as the vet in Woodland took xrays and saw a malignant tumor and concluded that it was cancer.. But in the past 2 months I've been to three different vets (2 were out of town in SoCal) and I still feel that Acorn is not as knowledgeable about rats as I hope, not saying they aren't knowledgeable about them at all because they did give me some good advice about rats for an entire year and even performed a lump removal on one of my rats while he had a respiratory infection (which came out to be a success). --["KrysTal"]

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LeslieCooper — 2006-02-02 14:10:04

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	+ ------ + ''2006-02-02 15:10:04'' [[nbsp]] Krystal, was a necropsy performed on your rat? If not, how do you know it was cancer and not an infection? Rats frequently get pneumonia that looks very much like cancer. I'm just saying one vet might have thought it was an infection and the other might have thought it was cancer. The only way to know for sure would be to do a necropsy and submit the sample to pathology for testing. --["LeslieCooper"]

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KrystalVillanueva — 2006-01-27 11:41:11

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	+ ------ + ''2006-01-27 12:32:11'' [[nbsp]] This place is great but I don't think they knew too much about pet rats. My pet rat supposedly had cancer (according to the Woodland vet) but before I considered the Woodland Vet clinic, I saw one of the Vets at Acorn (because it was my regular Vet) and she said that my rat probably had an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Well the night my rat died, I rushed him to the Woodland ER and it turned out he didn't have an infection, he had cancer that had already spread so it was too late and we euthanized him. I wish I had gone to a more knowledgable Vet, maybe I could have saved my rat from any pain and suffering. The staff is great, nonetheless. I'd recommend them for dogs & cats and maybe other pets, but I would rather stick to Midtown Animal Clinic for my rats. --["KrysTal"]

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ElizabethBarthel — 2006-01-12 20:38:11

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ArlenKwong — 2006-01-12 19:15:36

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	+ ------ + ''2006-01-12 20:15:36'' [[nbsp]] my hamster was sick and when we took him in the staff and vets were very friendly and made us feel relaxed. good place to go, at least from my experience with my hamster. --["ArlenKwong"]

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AntoniaOakley — 2005-12-06 15:11:22

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JasonAller — 2005-05-11 20:49:05

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-03-22 11:22:32

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RobertMorris — 2005-03-22 09:30:11

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JevanGray — 2005-03-04 16:50:43

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AlphaDog — 2005-02-15 17:39:18

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