Four Corners Veterinary Hospital

I was referred here by Muller veterinary as a place that takes pocket pets. Dr. Becker was very patient, asked lots of questions, and let me make the choice of treatment without influencing my opinion. The clinic is very clean, with a beautiful waiting room and colorful fish tank, and staff are friendly and efficient. Read Less

Been going to Four Corners many years, long before they moved to the Oak Grove location. Dr Laura Becker is our vet, but we have also seen Dr. "K". The Dr. Assistants and Technicians are wonderful. I will always use them and have recommended them to friends.Read Less

Thank you so much Dr. Campbell for taking care of Oliver on Friday! He has been celebrating all weekend... you were right-on with the meds. I have not seen him this happy in several weeks! He feels great and I feel great too. Thank you so very much! Read Less

I've been going here for about 10 years. They were so helpful and compassionate when we had to put our dogs down. We now have two more and they always enjoy their visits. I also foster for NorCal Golden Retriever Rescue and bring all those dogs here. They are always patient and thorough. Read Less

My wife has stage IV breast cancer & was recently hospitalized for 3 week. Our Elk Hound, Loki, is just beside himself. He is not stupid & knows his main love, my wife, is ill. Dad comes home just to feed him & takes him out to do his potty time. All he knows is NO ONE is home & he feels lost & abandoned. That Loki figured how to get out through 2 LOCKED DOORS & out into the neighborhood. Someone is helping him & us Big Time!!! An angel managed to get Loki calmed down enough to get his collar which had his name & Four Corners Veternary Clinic. 4 Corners gladly took him in & tried to get ahold of us. It was not easy. You can't have your phone going of all the time or the staff will have you turn it off -ACK! No one was calling back, the county dog pound was wanting Loki in their location. The staff took it upon themselves to use social media to find out where his family was. They found that we were linked to another of their clients. When they called our friend she was able to point them to the hospital where Loki's mom was trying her hardest to come home to him. The staff called the hospital where they talked to dad. OMG!!! I was just blown away! I had no idea how or when he managed to get out. All I could think was that he had gone threw a window. The staff assured me he was fine. I got over there as fast as I could. The sad news was that I needed help for them to house him 1 more day. After working with Dr. K. for over 20 with all of "kids". It was not even a problem. The AMAZING care Loki received. The UNREAL EFFORT that this staff took, while doing their 'normal' job. I am still speechless. They housed him overnight, spent an entire day trying to find us, gave him food, gave him a little something to calm him down, talked & walked him. You want to know what the bill was? NOTHING! Not a damn penny! This clinic should walk proud! You saved 3 lives so much pain. I don't know how to thank you other than to just say, THANK YOU!!! Best Christman Present EVER! I truly hope this 1 act of kindness comes back to ALL of you in spades! THANK YOU!Read Less

We have been taking our pets here for the last 12 years and have found their doctors and staff to be excellent, caring, practical and thorough. We like that the staff are so well-informed about our pets and that communication via phone is always good such as help in rearranging shot schedules to save us trips with our multiple pets. We have seen 4 different doctors over the years and are very satisfied with their knowledge, caring and skill. When we have had an emergency, we have not had any trouble getting good service and referrals when needed. Read Less

Dr. Becker is outstanding. Compassionate, knowledgable, and thorough in her care are just a start to the talents she brings to each situation. She's seen my furry family through the normal stuff and the heartbreaking moments too. I wouldn't hesitate,for even a split second, to refer any and all pet families to her practice. Read Less

Love this place. Always so helpful and the staff and Dr's are on point with all there treatments. I have a older dog who I've had to take in for a bunch of stuff and he is not an easy dog. They are great with him and we have a system for when I bring him him to keep him calm and comfortable so he's not stressed out. I got a new puppy in January and I take her there to. There great with her. Also they have tons of info on pet insurance you can get. Read Less

, As a hospice nurse, I find your request to have us pay for euthanizing our much- loved pug Butter rather shocking We would like to emphasize that we witnessed our pug die a horrific, painful death at the hands of you and your technician. In your letter you mentioned that Butter was given a standard dose of Telazol. However, you fail to mention the exact dosage. On your letterhead you have Butter weighing in at 2 lbs more than her actual weight. After receiving the injection of Telazol, Butter did not go into an excitement phase, as you claimed. She did not have an unpredictable response. Butter went into an induced agonal respiratory distressed that is common in brachycephalic breeds. You should have been prepared for this. Instead you left the room, had to be summoned back, observed what was taking place, took your time to have your tech check her for responsiveness. This part of the scenario especially angers me. You should have put Butter out of her misery immediately, but at that moment, I was too emotionally devastated to say so. We am requesting that you inform us of the exact dosage of Telazol and any other medications given to Butter that day. We want you to provide the standard veterinary precautions that should be taken into account for flat nosed breeds when given any kind of sedation. We stand by the fact that the euthanizing procedure you employed was improperly administered by you and your staff. We will considering pay the $90 charge as long as you provide an invoice reflecting an accurate account of the service that was provided , not euthanizing but a careless botched job. Most pet owners know that putting a dog or cat under anesthesia gets riskier the older the animal is. But many people arent aware that genetic differences among breeds and even a dogs anatomy can also increase the risk of anesthesia. For example, the smashed in faces of brachycephalic breeds put those pets at higher risk for airway obstruction than breeds with longer muzzles. Then there are breeds predisposed to increased responsiveness to anesthesia. This means it takes less of the drug to produce the desired effect, which increases the risk for overdose. There are also breeds that take much longer to recover than other animals. Another high risk group for anesthesia is pets with heart disease. If heart problems, either acquired or congenital, are known or suspected to exist, a veterinary cardiologist should be consulted before a procedure requiring anesthesia is performed. The purpose of the following information is to make pet owners and caretakers of these breeds aware of the potential for anesthesia-related risks. Certainly your veterinarian and his or her staff should also be aware of breed-related sensitivities and take all necessary precautions before, during and after anesthesia. But as an informed pet owner, you can provide a double layer of protection in the care of your beloved four-legged companion. Brachycephalic Breeds Most brachys (for example, bulldogs, pugs, boxers, Boston terriers, as well as cats with pushed in faces) have some degree of brachycephalic airway syndrome. The stress placed on the airways from the use of anesthesia can result in additional airway contraction, which can cause obstruction. Brachycephalic pets must be closely monitored from the point of premedication through the final step of extubation. Extubation (removal of the breathing tube) shouldnt be attempted until the pet is awake, alert and swallowing. Removing the tube while the animal is still groggy from anesthesia increases the risk for upper airway obstruction. Unfortunately, many brachys are overweight or obese and must be ventilated while anesthetized. One way to reduce your brachys anesthesia risk (and increase his overall quality of life) is to keep your pet at a healthy weight. Read Less

It would be less then a one star if I had the option. This review is specifically for Dr. Kubica. I recently took my beloved pug to be euthanized. My experience was horrifying. Dr Kubica injected my pug with something to relax her and make her go off into a sleep before the actual IV injection that would stop her heart. He left the room after the injection and my dog went into a severe respiratory distress. He had to be called back into the room at which he pretended to evaluate her for relaxation. My dog was gasping , using abdominal accessory muscle to breathe. I was attempting to hold her airway open. He then let his tech start the IV and push the med to stop her heart. My husband and I were so traumatized we actually were speechless, vulnerable and got the hell out of there with our beloved pet and took her home . If I had it together at that moment I would of punched that vet in the face. DONT EVER GO TO THIS PLACE. THIS VET IS CALLOUS. HE KNEW HE SCREWED UP AND HASNT BOTHER TO CONTACT US FOR AN APOLOGY, I am a hospice nurse. I have had other animals euthanized. THIS WAS NOT RIGHT AND until Dr Kubica comes clean and apologizes for this botched job , he has nothing but bad karma coming his way. Read Less

DO NOT GO HERE!!! This place will kill your animal in a second, take your money, and then be completely insensitive about your loss to your face. They are only concerned about taking money. I took my pet in for a simple treatment and they pressured me into a ton of other treatments. Suddenly, hundreds of dollars later, my pet wound up critically ill and hours later he died. I am serious about this. Also the front desk people are terrible. While I was taking my pet here, a woman brought her dog in and was bleeding rectally. The woman was crying and pleading for help. One of the receptionists finally waddled over to her after the pet owner pleaded for some medical attention for about 30 min. The receptionist had a cold demeanor and finally after 40 minutes she let the woman and the dog into be treated. All of these people in the company are callous and animal haters. They are cruel and greedy. Only come here if you want your pet to die. Read Less

They are awesome! My new kitty was having problems and my old vet didn't care and only treated the symptoms, which wasn't good enough for me and it certainly wasn't helping my kitty. I decided to change vets to four corners and could not be happier! They have an amazing staff and wonderful vets! They really took care of my kitty and gave an actual diagnosis. Both kitty and I are very very happy and highly recommend this wonderful vetrinary office:) Read Less

Happy days! My experience with Four Corners has been totally opposite to the above. I moved to this area many years ago and tried several Vets and finally found one I trusted, Four Corners. My pets just love Dr. Kubicka and staff as I do. They go that extra mile to see that we are conformable, informed and most of all make sure the pet I bring in is free of pain and cared for. They make suggestions and allow me to determine if I can afford specific labs tests and also thoroughly explain the consequences of either choice. I personally know of people who have lost their pets because the Vet did not take the appropriate steps just to cut cost. When the situation needs a specialist Four Corners will recommend same. You pay for what you get. And, that is to bring your pet home alive. Read Less

Run like a dog as fast as you can away from this place. Dr. Kubicka is nothing more then an used car salesman. He'll tell you what you want to hear, charge you top dollar, and send you home with a lemon. In my case the lemon was my sick dog, who was no better off then he was when I brought him in. After I was charged $400 and was told my dog could have a life threatening illness, Dr. Kubicka sent us our way promising a phone call AS SOON as he had lab results back. The following day I called 3 times, starting at 12 noon, each time telling the receptionist my dog had not drank or eaten anything since he was seen 24 hours ago in addition to his persisting undiagnosed illness. Each time I was told ""Your test results are in and I will have the Dr. call you"". I never received a phone call back until 6:00 p.m. The last time I called I was told maybe I should take my dog to the emergency!!! Now this is 30 hours after my dog had been seen, approximately 8 hours after his test results came back(which never received a phone call about), and 6 hours after I informed them my dog had not drank or eaten. PLEASE, PLEASE if you have a pet and are concerned about their health DO NOT TAKE THEM HERE!!!! Dr. Kubicka is only in the business to make money. I wish I would have done some research when looking for a vet, don't make the same mistake I did. Find someone that actually cares for and about animals. Read Less