Sactown Vet wants to change your veterinary experience. Going to the vet shouldn’t feel like a chore or cause
stress, and you should understand every recommendation the veterinarian makes. With gentle patient handling, time
spent on education, and medicine tailored to your needs, we promise to deliver that change. We will help you help
your pet. Understand recommendations because you deserve to know what’s happening. Get treated right away because who doesn’t feel better when they’re taken care of? exam table or floor, we want your pet comfortable. we’re here even when you don’t want to be. Just what is it that makes Sactown Vet so unique? Here are just a few of the ways we make sure we keep the
Sactown promise for every patient, every time: Fear Free Certified Practice: Our staff has completed extensive training in low-stress handling
techniques. Cat Friendly Practice Gold Status: Cats are extraordinary creatures, and we’ve gone the extra
mile to make an environment suited to their unique needs. Happy Visits: Vet visits can be fun! Bring your dog in for a tour, some treats, lots of pets—and
that’s it! Victory Visits: A scheduled, one-on-one session with one of our Fear Free Professionals designed
to eliminate your pet's specific fears and help them know that vet visits aren’t scary. At Sactown Vet, we believe that quality care and open communication should be the norm, not the exception.
We're here to redefine your veterinary experience with a fun, engaging approach that makes you an active
participant in your pet's care. Hi, I’m Dr. Alexandra Thornton! I am a Central California native who loves living in Sacramento. As a
veterinarian since 2015, I love this profession more each year. I have the coolest job in the world because I
get to be surrounded by other humans who love animals. With the Sactown Vet promise in mind, I will help you
help your pet. I feel privileged to have this role and can’t wait to meet you.the
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