Mill Valley Pet Clinic

Choosing a veterinarian is frequently a matter of trust. We work hard at Alto Tiburon Veterinary Hospital to create a welcoming atmosphere for both people and pets. An environment that makes you feel like you're part of the family. Because you are to us. We take pleasure in being a different sort of veterinary clinic. At Alto Tiburon Veterinary Hospital, we have a degree of efficiency, teamwork, and polish that is uncommon in this industry. Because your pet is worth it, we do things this way. We exist because we believe in providing world-class veterinary care to the animals you care about. Because empowered pet parents take charge of their pets' lives, we believe in educating and passing that information on to you.

Minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment are the focus of veterinary professionals. Dr. Sams established his own surgery business in the Bay Area of California in 1999. During those early years, he worked out of a number of well-known veterinary clinics in San Francisco and Marin counties. Sams Clinic, a completely remodeled space to fulfill Dr. Sams vision, opened its doors in 2004. The goal has always been to deliver cutting-edge veterinary medicine with a focus on minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment. It was, and continues to be, critical that The Sams Clinic establish a welcoming atmosphere in which pet owners may feel assured that their animals are receiving the best possible care.

Our mission is to provide the best possible pet medical care to our patients and the utmost service to our clients with sincere compassion and respect. Our professional and courteous staff seeks to provide the best possible medical care, surgical care, and dental care for the dogs and cats of Novato, Santa Rosa, Petaluma, San Francisco, Corte Madera, Mill Valley, Sausalito, and San Rafael.

From prevention to treatment, we provide a wide range of services to ensure the health of our four-legged friends. Our medical advice and treatments are based on the most up-to-date research and studies in the field of veterinary medicine.