Veterinary Specialty Hospital Roseville

The place is relatively new and we've only been once thankfully. It was an excellent experience. We've had multiple rescue dogs over many years so we've been to various emergency vets plenty of times (VCA👀), every time it was pretty frantic and traumatic. This is the first time everything went smoothly and we felt treated with care. Our 16 year old dog was accidentally given Tylenol. Tylenol is toxic and must be treated immediately. We were pretty scared when we arrived, staff was expecting us as we had called on the way. They got our guy in back and began treatment immediately. Treatment was a success, staff got us into a room and we were able to speak to both the RVT, Nichole and Doctor Mens. We felt very well cared for and absolutely no complaints. Highly recommend this establishment! Thank you for saving our boy, Moose! ❤️

Absolutely highest most professional places not just a urgent care/ hospital. Everyone was friendly, professional and made you feel like family and they cared and treated my pet like it was there own. This is my 2nd time I used them and both times were just really Great. They found the issue really quick and was able to fix it. My cat is doing wonderful with a total turnaround.

Had an emergency service Friday at 8pm and they were happy to help! I didn’t make it in till about 8:30pm cause the drive. Overall, by midnight I was picking up my little man and the huge foxtail from his ear was removed ☺️ thank you very much VSH for getting Nikko comfortable again and confirming no infection had started! Overall, cost for sedation and emergency vet was very understandable!

Our little Morkie had ingested 50 g of dark chocolate and she was throwing up. We drove like the wind to get her help. Our vet recommended the Specialty Hospital in Roseville. They took her in immediately and began all kinds of things to make sure she would live through the night. It was a terrible ordeal, but they were so kind and so efficient that they took the terror out of it. Today our little girl is ready to play and she is eating and drinking water like she should.I highly recommend this place for the kind people and the excellent care the doctors gave. When your little fur baby is on the brink of death, it is so scary and so horrible that you need calm and reassuring voices of people who know what they’re doing and who care. I pray we never need to return but I’m glad to know they are there ready to help if we ever do.

I brought my 9‑month‑old Great Dane mix to the hospital on a Saturday at 8:30 a.m. because he had been throwing up bile and I was worried about possible bloat. A tech came into the lobby, took one quick look at him, and said, “He looks fine,” then told me I’d have to wait because the other tech wouldn’t arrive until 9:00. When you’re dealing with a giant‑breed puppy showing symptoms that can become life threatening, that kind of dismissal is extremely unsettling. After waiting, we did see the veterinarian. She was kind, professional, and explained the next steps clearly. Later in the day I was called to pick him up and was told he needed to start prescription dog food. However, no one not the tech or the front desk provided any information about how to obtain the prescription food. No written prescription, no instructions, nothing. I had to call my personal vet, who explained that I needed a written prescription and that the food had to be purchased at PetSmart. This is basic discharge information that should have been provided. Overall, the veterinarian was great, but the tech staff’s communication and the discharge process were frustrating and disappointing.