Sierra Animal Hospital of Placerville, Ca.

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Sierra Animal Hospital of Placerville, Ca. Our professional staff seek to provide the best possible medical care for our highly valued patients. We also have mobile services available.

We are a full service veterinary hospital for both companion and farm animals. We are located on Green Valley Road, just around the corner from Raley's. We have been serving the community for over 30 years providing passionate care for pets. We provide up to date medical, surgical and dental services with in-house x-ray and labratory capablities. We have access to board certified specialists in radiology, surgery and internal medicine. We strive to provide excellent service for you and your pets.

A little learning, a lot of inspiration!We were excited to welcome this group of students to Sierra Animal Hospital for ...
11/06/2026

A little learning, a lot of inspiration!

We were excited to welcome this group of students to Sierra Animal Hospital for a behind-the-scenes tour as part of their veterinary medicine class!

It’s always rewarding to share what happens beyond the exam room, introduce the next generation to the many roles in veterinary medicine, and give students a glimpse into the teamwork, compassion, and dedication that go into caring for our patients every day.

Thank you for visiting! We wish you all the best as you continue your journey toward a future in veterinary medicine. We can’t wait to see where your passion takes you!

11/06/2026

This is Dude! He was so very nervous at his annual preventative visit today but managed a smile for his profile photo!

Did you know preventative veterinary care isn’t just about vaccines and annual checkups? It’s about catching the little things before they become big problems.

What if your pet is hiding a health problem you can’t see?

Pets are experts at hiding discomfort and illness. That’s why preventative veterinary care is so important!

Routine wellness exams and screenings can catch hidden health concerns before they become bigger problems.

Here are two examples of what preventative care can uncover:

1. A hidden heart problem: Your dog may be running, playing, and acting completely normal, but a routine exam could reveal a heart murmur that needs further evaluation.

2. Early kidney disease: Your cat may show no signs of illness, but routine bloodwork can detect early changes in kidney function before noticeable symptoms develop.

So, how can you stay one step ahead?

* Schedule annual wellness exams (or more frequently for senior pets).
* Keep vaccines and parasite prevention current.
* Discuss routine bloodwork and screening options with your veterinarian.
* Pay attention to changes in appetite, thirst, energy, or behavior.

Remember, waiting until your pet looks sick isn’t always the best approach. Preventative care helps us catch problems early, when we may have more options to manage them.

When was your pet’s last wellness exam? Don’t wait until something is wrong to call us.

Schedule your pet’s next wellness visit today; their health is worth staying ahead of! 530-626-4838

We have an announcement to make! The winners of this year's Halloween costume contest are ---Moose 1st Place!Ernest 2nd ...
10/30/2026

We have an announcement to make! The winners of this year's Halloween costume contest are ---
Moose 1st Place!
Ernest 2nd Place!

We will be contacting the winners for details on collecting your prizes next week!

Thank you to all our runner ups! You all did a great job with those costumes! Have a safe and fun Halloween.

10/29/2026

Happy National Cat Day! We love to hear how your kitties came into your lives! Share in the comments below⬇️

10/24/2026

This year’s celebration for National Veterinary Technician week was one for the books and Ursula helped end the week with an all hands on deck blood draw! She is full of love and excitement and needed the extra help to hold still for the poke! Team work makes the dream work🥰

Our team felt all the love and appreciation throughout the week with yummy treats, home cooked lunch, a parfait bar, and their favorite take out.

Thank you for all you do techs!

It’s National Vet Tech week! We want to give a huge shout out to our amazing team of techs for their endless compassion ...
10/21/2026

It’s National Vet Tech week! We want to give a huge shout out to our amazing team of techs for their endless compassion and expert care and celebrate them as the soul of veterinary medicine! Can you guess who’s who in these adorable throwback photos?!

10/09/2026

HALLOWEEN PET COSTUME CONTEST TIME!

Who’s ready for some spooky, silly, and downright adorable costumes?!

Dress up your furry friend and show us their Halloween best! Whether they’re a little pumpkin, a spooky skeleton, or a superhero, we want to see them!

PRIZES FOR 1ST & 2ND PLACE!

HOW TO ENTER:
Share a photo of your pet in their Halloween costume in the comments below or tag us in your Instagram post!

Get your friends and family to like your photo!

Contest runs now through October 26!
Winners announced Wednesday, October 28!

Let the costume cuteness begin!

09/24/2026

Possible side effects of working in veterinary medicine:
smiling, snuggling, and an inability to put the kittens down.

Doctor’s orders: more kitten kisses.
No further questions at this time!

09/21/2026

After his exam, Kabru decided it was time for a nap while he waited for his sister’s turn! We love it when our patient’s feel at ease in the clinic, and judging by his relaxed state, Kabru was surely at ease!

09/18/2026

FUN FACT FRIDAY!

Did you know a rabbit’s teeth never stop growing?!

Rabbits’ teeth grow continuously throughout their lives, which is why chewing and proper dental care are so important. Hay and appropriate chew materials help naturally wear those teeth down.

But sometimes, teeth don’t wear evenly and can become overgrown or painful. That’s where we come in!

Regular veterinary exams can help catch dental problems early and keep your bunny happy, healthy, and happily munching!

Rabbit parent tip: If you notice drooling, difficulty eating, weight loss, fewer droppings, or changes in chewing habits, it’s time for a veterinary visit.

Address

7476 Green Valley Road
Placerville, CA
95667

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

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+15306264838

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