Compassionate Veterinary Care strives to care for your animals regardless of whether they are intended for show, companionship or the table. Dr. Clark offers mobile diagnosis and treatment of medical, surgical and production disorders in farm animals. 

Dr. Clark treats the following farm animals: Food Animals. These include cattle, goats,     pigs and sheep. Fiber Animals. These include alpacas, llamas    and sheep. Farm animals have specialized organs and metabolisms that are fundamentally different from domesticated animals. Dr. Clark is a veterinarian who focuses on ruminant and camelid health. She understands production animal challenges for both: Commercial Producers, and Small Herdsmen.	Dr. Clark is a student of the Chi Institute in Florida. She is participating in the "Mixed Animal" course which teaches traditional Chinese medicine theory and techniques. She provides acupuncture for: cats and dogs, cattle, sheep, goats, llamas, alpacas, and pigs.	As pet owners, we have the ability to prevent suffering in our animals. Euthanasia is a term that means "good death" and refers to our ability to help animals die peacefully and with dignity. Dr. Clark may assist your pet or animal companion to a peaceful and pain-free passing in the comfort of familiar surroundings. Euthanasia may be performed on the animal's bed, in your arms or in their favorite resting spot in the yard. Pet euthanasia is performed by appointment. Please call (530) 770-7771 to make an euthanasia appointment. More Information. Click here to read the most frequently asked questions about euthanasia.

More Information. Please contact Dr. Clark for an appointment by calling (530) 771-7770.

NOTE: Dr. Clark does not provide emergency services for horses, dogs or cats. Please refer to the following contact numbers for local equine and small animal emergency facilities: 
Horse: Foothill Mobile (530) 622-0174, Loomis Basin Equine  (916) 652-7645.
Dogs and Cats: Loomis Basin  (916) 652-5816, Sacramento Veterinary Referral Center (916) 652-5816.