Beliefs Your pet is your companion. Your confidant. Your best friend. The love that you share with your pet is truly precious. We exist because we believe that love should be protected the best way we know how. We work to understand your pet and your family's needs. We care, deeply, about your concerns, worries, and goals. And we think broadly about health and wellness.
We want to help you and your pet live a better life together - through happy times, sad times, and everything in between. Because you are your pet's hero. And you're ours, too. We choose to grow. We are so proud of our legacy in this community, and we are constantly upgrading everything we do. It's why you will find advanced technology and medical practices here.
It's why you will find an incredibly trained team here. But more importantly, it's why you will find a unique and careful approach here. We believe in improving individualized medicine; in taking the time to understand your pet's unique situation, and putting together a thoughtful treatment plan that puts you and your pet in the best position.
We want to help you and your pet live a better life together - through happy times, sad times, and everything in between. Because you are your pet's hero. And you're ours, too. We choose to grow. We are so proud of our legacy in this community, and we are constantly upgrading everything we do. It's why you will find advanced technology and medical practices here.
It's why you will find an incredibly trained team here. But more importantly, it's why you will find a unique and careful approach here. We believe in improving individualized medicine; in taking the time to understand your pet's unique situation, and putting together a thoughtful treatment plan that puts you and your pet in the best position.
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Dr. Mary Ann Haggerty graduated with her degree from the University of California-Davis College of Veterinary medicine in 1991.
In 2000, she became the owner of Alder Creek Veterinary Clinic.
With her practice growing rapidly, Dr. Haggerty built our current facility and moved in 2008.
Since then, she has grown into a 6-doctor practice with advanced care services and the latest diagnostic tools.
She enjoys general veterinary medicine, with particular interests in the areas of orthopedic surgery and reproduction.
In 2000, she became the owner of Alder Creek Veterinary Clinic.
With her practice growing rapidly, Dr. Haggerty built our current facility and moved in 2008.
Since then, she has grown into a 6-doctor practice with advanced care services and the latest diagnostic tools.
She enjoys general veterinary medicine, with particular interests in the areas of orthopedic surgery and reproduction.
Primary Care & Surgery
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Our surgeons are able to perform a variety of surgical procedures, from spays and neuters to more advanced surgeries.
What is laser therapy?
Laser, or Photobiomodulation (PBM), therapy occurs when a dose of light energy reaches target tissue and results in decreased inflammation, decreased pain, and accelerated healing.
This doctor-prescribed, technician-driven modality effectively treats a wide variety of conditions including pre-surgical, post-surgical, acute, and chronic disease states.
What is laser therapy?
Laser, or Photobiomodulation (PBM), therapy occurs when a dose of light energy reaches target tissue and results in decreased inflammation, decreased pain, and accelerated healing.
This doctor-prescribed, technician-driven modality effectively treats a wide variety of conditions including pre-surgical, post-surgical, acute, and chronic disease states.
Regenerative Medicine
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PRP (platelet rich plasma) therapy is a non-invasive procedure in which concentrated platelets, containing growth factors, are injected directly into areas on your pet to aid in the healing process in chronic conditions.
What are stem cells?
Stem cells are precursor cells that have the potential to develop into a variety of specialized cell types.
They are adult stem cells derived from the fat of your pet.
What are stem cells?
Stem cells are precursor cells that have the potential to develop into a variety of specialized cell types.
They are adult stem cells derived from the fat of your pet.
Reproductive Medicine
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We perform several different types of artificial insemination in bitches.
First, is the traditional vaginal method; where fresh semen is placed in the vagina next to the cervix using a pipette.
Next, is surgical artificial insemination.
Our veterinarians place semen directly into the uterus via a small abdominal incision.
This method is used for insemination with chilled or frozen semen.
This is accomplished with two main methods.
Pregnancy can be detected earliest using an ultrasound.
We typically ultrasound around 30 days gestation.
First, is the traditional vaginal method; where fresh semen is placed in the vagina next to the cervix using a pipette.
Next, is surgical artificial insemination.
Our veterinarians place semen directly into the uterus via a small abdominal incision.
This method is used for insemination with chilled or frozen semen.
This is accomplished with two main methods.
Pregnancy can be detected earliest using an ultrasound.
We typically ultrasound around 30 days gestation.
Advanced Diagnostics
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Obtaining samples from airways for the purpose of diagnosis for pneumonia and allergic bronchitis.
Ultrasound is a diagnostic tool used to produce images of the inside of your pet's body.
This can be used in pregnant bitches to determine puppy count or for a sick pet for the purpose of diagnosing a condition or disease.
Our digital x-ray unit allows our doctors and technicians to quickly obtain radiographic images of your pet.
This allows for better imaging and less time your pet has to spend on the x-ray table.
Ultrasound is a diagnostic tool used to produce images of the inside of your pet's body.
This can be used in pregnant bitches to determine puppy count or for a sick pet for the purpose of diagnosing a condition or disease.
Our digital x-ray unit allows our doctors and technicians to quickly obtain radiographic images of your pet.
This allows for better imaging and less time your pet has to spend on the x-ray table.
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