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Civic Feline Clinic
- Veterinarians
- Walnut Creek, CA
About this business
Civic Feline Clinic is a full-service veterinary cat care office established in 1983 in Walnut Creek, CA. Our Walnut Creek cat health clinic is devoted to the prevention and treatment of diseases in household cats. We’ve made it our mission to provide veterinary care services that are both thoughtful and informed. Our facility offers private exam rooms, a large treatment area, surgical room, and separate ICU area if needed. Our lobby provides plenty of room to keep patients and owners comfortable before and after treatment.... read more
Location details
2030 N Broadway, Walnut Creek, CA, 94596, United States
Get directions| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. | |
| Tue | 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. | |
| Wed | 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. | |
| Thu | 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. | |
| Fri | 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. | |
| Sat | 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. | |
| Sun | Closed |
It is with a heavy heart that after 9 years of bringing my two kitties to Civi Feline, I am considering finding a new vet clinic. My kitties are older and have ongoing health problems. Recently, one of my cats eyes swelled shut, was red and oozing liquid. When i called to schedule a time for him to be looked at I was told the next appointment was three weeks away. This also happened when my other cat had a severe asthma attack. Not only was i told there was a three week wait but was given the name of two other hospitals t... read more
I took my pets here on three different occasions. Each time it was the same experience. I was made to wait for a very long time to be brought into the examination room. Then I was made to wait a very long time for the doctor to enter the examination room. While the doctor was great, I was never informed of the cost of various procedures ahead of time. Then, the ladies at the front desk all seem to be busy and even if you are the only customer in the room, they'll make you wait a pretty long time to check you out. So, i... read more
It's with a heavy heart that I write this, because my family has had several cats treated at Civic Feline over the years and while they've always been expensive, we felt they were worth it. But my mom's experience there this week with Dr Smith was so traumatizing, I doubt we'll be back. As a pet lover, I think one of the best gifts we can give our critters, is a painless and comforting end when they are suffering. I've recently had to help both my kitty and doggy cross the rainbow bridge and both experiences were something... read more
Do NOT board your cat here. We left ours there for 3 weeks while we were in Australia. They promised to let her out of her cage for attention but she was distressed when we picked her up. AND SHE HAD DIARRHEA WHICH NOBODY BOTHERED TO CLEAN OFF OF HER SO I BATHED HER AS SOON AS I GOT HER HOME. Was told that she was recently put on meds because the vet noticed that her one eye was a different shade of green to the other. THE CAT HAS ALWAYS HAD THAT!!! AND SHE DID NOT EAT FOR A WHOLE WEEK when we took her home. It took our cat... read more
Having worked in a Veterinary surgery center and animal hospital I May be a little biased with my review but there must be better cat care in Walnut Creek. Waffles went in with an infected abscess on her tail and came out with an infected abscess and blood on her scruff/ skin which I thought might be injection sites but Dr. Sherriff explained they're not... then what are they and why are they bleeding?!?. We paid for: -antibiotics, which I don't think she even received -hair cut /shave to prevent further infection (before ... read more
My cat, Cammy, is almost 17 years old and I have taken her to Civic Feline Clinic her entire life. Currently, I am with Cammy in West Virginia, and a vet here believes she has Lymphoma. Because I now have to make the incredibly difficult decision to euthanize Cammy based on the vets conclusions, despite the fact that Cammy is not displaying all the typical symptoms of Lymphoma, I called Civic Feline Clinic to ask to speak to one of the vets and get their opinion. Because it had been slightly over a year since I had Cammy in ... read more
I think they know cats but after $800 without even a suggestion of what was wrong with my cat, I was frustrated. The next vet told me the over licking was something they had seen before. Yes it was mysterious but they did not recommend lab work or ultrasound at great cost to tell me that. I like the straight forward less expensive road.
I have been going to CFC for five years and was always very happy with the vets and staff. I saw Dr Georgia Blaine who was very caring and thorough. Since she has left I've noticed the staff are not as friendly and the vets not as attentive. I saw Dr Lally because my cat had tapeworm and also loud breathing. The tapeworm was easily fixable but Dr Lally wanted to proceed with X-rays of my cats' lungs and have a specialist review them for the loud breathing. $350 later I got the results and all they said was there was irritati... read more
We originally brought in our belated cat to the owner of the Feline Clinic and she was wonderful, so we decided to have the clinic deal with our new kitten. We brought him in for conjunctivitis (eye infection) and during our first visit, he was given a topical antibiotic, erythromycin. The eye didn't get any better so we came in again to have his cornea looked at and they said it looks ok. Another few days goes by but the eye isn't any better so we go in again and they give us two oral anti-biotics. We're in the third week... read more
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How is Civic Feline Clinic rated?
Civic Feline Clinic has a 4.7 star rating with 848 reviews.
When is Civic Feline Clinic open?
Civic Feline Clinic is closed now. It will open at 8:00 a.m.