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Hours of Operation:
Mon:6:00pm-8:00
Tue: CLOSED
Wed: CLOSED
Thurs: 6:00pm-8:00am
Fri: 6:00pm-12:00am
Sat & Sun: Open 24 Hours

Open 24 Hours on the following Major Holidays:
New Years Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas Day

🎃🐾Halloween Candy Toxicities: Keep Your Pets Safe!🐾🎃Happy Halloween! It’s time to think about not just the ghouls and go...
10/31/2026

🎃🐾Halloween Candy Toxicities: Keep Your Pets Safe!🐾🎃

Happy Halloween! It’s time to think about not just the ghouls and goblins, but also our furry friends! While we enjoy the festive treats, many candies can be harmful or even deadly to pets.

Here’s what you need to know to keep your pets safe this Halloween:

🚫 Toxic Treats to Avoid:

1. Chocolate:
Dark chocolate and baking chocolate are especially dangerous. Even small amounts can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and more severe health issues.

2. Xylitol:
This sugar substitute found in sugar-free candies and gum can cause a rapid drop in blood sugar and liver failure in dogs.

3. Candy Wrappers:
Swallowing wrappers can lead to gastrointestinal blockages. Keep all wrappers out of reach!

4. Gummy Candies:
These often contain high sugar levels and sometimes chocolate or xylitol, which are harmful.

5. Hard Candies:
These can pose choking hazards or cause digestive issues if ingested.

🐶 What to Do if Your Pet Ingests Candy:

Stay Calm: Assess the situation and try to determine what your pet has consumed.

Contact Your Vet: DO NOT WAIT! If you suspect your pet has eaten something toxic, call an emergency pet poison hotline immediately.
ASPCA Pet Poison Control: (888) 426-4435
Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661

Write down your case # and call a veterinarian to be seen.

Do Not Induce Vomiting: Unless instructed by a professional, do not attempt to make your pet vomit.

🏠 Prevention Tips:
Keep Candy Out of Reach: Store Halloween treats in high cabinets or secure containers.

Educate Guests: Make sure your friends and family know not to share their candy with your pets.

Offer Safe Alternatives: Treat your pets to pet-friendly treats instead!

Let’s keep our pets safe this Halloween while we enjoy the spooky festivities! Share this information to spread awareness and help protect our furry companions. 🐾✨

Stay spooky and safe! 🎃

We are open 24 hours this Halloween weekend!
916-984-8387
2210 E Bidwell Street Suite 100, Folsom, CA 95630

🦎🐍🐢 Reptile Awareness DayOctober 21st was Reptile Awareness Day! Reptiles are often described as “easy” pets, but in eme...
10/23/2026

🦎🐍🐢 Reptile Awareness Day

October 21st was Reptile Awareness Day! Reptiles are often described as “easy” pets, but in emergency medicine we see how quickly subtle husbandry issues can become serious medical problems. Quiet, slow, or still doesn’t mean healthy.

Reptile parent reminders:
• Proper heat, UVB, humidity, and diet are medical care
• Weakness, breathing issues, swelling, burns, or prolapse need urgent attention
• Knowing your exotic-capable vet and ER ahead of time can save lives

Today is about education, advocacy, and supporting the incredible animals—and people—who make reptile care a priority.

Happy Vet Tech Week!This week we celebrate the heart and soul of veterinary medicine. We have some fun themed days plann...
10/18/2026

Happy Vet Tech Week!

This week we celebrate the heart and soul of veterinary medicine.

We have some fun themed days planned with our staff to celebrate vet tech week. Content to come!

Comment what things you have planned to celebrate!

October is National Animal Safety and Protection Month. Taking in an animal as a pet come with responsibilities to care ...
10/10/2026

October is National Animal Safety and Protection Month. Taking in an animal as a pet come with responsibilities to care and protect them.

You never expect an emergency until it happens. Of course, you can take all precautions and accidents occur. All you can do is your best to prepare.

If an emergency happens with your pet, we are here.
916-984-8387
2210 E Bidwell Street, Suite 100
Folsom, CA 95630

Happy World Animal Day! Today, we celebrate all the animals on this wonderful planet from those that live in your home t...
10/05/2026

Happy World Animal Day! Today, we celebrate all the animals on this wonderful planet from those that live in your home to the wildlife you admire.

In this field, we are the voice for those who can't speak. Our team is here for after-hours emergencies, always just a call away.

Comment with a photo of your beloved companion, spirit animal, or favorite animal so we can celebrate them today!

September 28th is World Rabies Day. Rabies is 100% fatal once symptoms appear, but it is 100% preventable through vaccin...
09/28/2026

September 28th is World Rabies Day.

Rabies is 100% fatal once symptoms appear, but it is 100% preventable through vaccination. Yes, even indoor pets because bats and other wild life can enter your home.

Keep track of your pet's vaccination status and make sure to keep your yearly vet appointments.

If you suspect your pet may have been exposed to rabies, seek veterinary care immediately. We have rabies boosters to administer to protect your pet.

One of the differences between veterinary and human medicine is that our patients cannot tell us what is happening. We r...
09/21/2026

One of the differences between veterinary and human medicine is that our patients cannot tell us what is happening. We rely on what you can tell us as the pet parent and the tools at our reach to do the talking.

Radiographs allow us to get a look inside at the anatomy of your pet. After our doctors take a look at the images, we can send them out to get an interpretation from board-certified radiologists. For cats and dogs, the consultation comes back within 2 hours. For our exotics, the report is not as quick but the valuable information is received Monday through Friday within 24 hours.

Lab work such as CBC allows us to check for infection, anemia, and immune system health. Chemistries focus on organ function. An EPOC gives us a better picture of critical changes and conditions.

After collecting a urine sample, we have an urinalysis machine that can give us information on any infections, crystals, or bacteria.

In more intricate cases, a CT allows a more detailed look into the anatomy, such as bones, joints, internal organs, soft tissues, masses, and blood vessels to improve treatment plans moving forward.

2210 E Bidwell Street, Suite 100
Folsom, CA 95630
916-984-8387

Mon: 6pm-8am
Tues, Wed: CLOSED
Thurs: 6pm-8am
Fri: 6pm-12am
Sat, Sun: 24 hours

August 8th was Iguana Awareness Day. Iguanas are intelligent, long-lived reptiles with very specific medical and husband...
09/12/2026

August 8th was Iguana Awareness Day. Iguanas are intelligent, long-lived reptiles with very specific medical and husbandry needs. As an emergency hospital, we often see iguanas when chronic care gaps have turned into critical illness.

Iguana parent reminders:
• Weakness, tremors, or inability to climb are emergencies
• Swollen jaw or limbs often point to severe metabolic disease
• Proper UVB, heat, and a strict herbivorous diet are essential

Today is about education, advocacy, and supporting these incredible animals—and the people committed to caring for them well.

We are open 24 hours through the weekend, if you have an emergency with your Iguana call us at 916-984-8387.

2210 E Bidwell Street, Suite 100, Folsom, CA 95630

We at All Creatures hope that you enjoy Labor Day! During the festivities, keep an eye out and be proactive to keep your...
09/05/2026

We at All Creatures hope that you enjoy Labor Day! During the festivities, keep an eye out and be proactive to keep your pets safe.

BBQ & Picnic Food Hazards

Refrain from sharing your food with your pet. Onions, garlic, and chives cause anemia. Grapes and raisins cause kidney failure. Greasy, fatty meats cause pancreatitis. Chocolate, especially dark chocolate, and anything containing xylitol is toxic. Bones seem like a nice treat for your pet but can lead to choking, foreign bodies, or splintering, causing internal injuries. Do not share drinks either. Do not pour them onto the floor and clean spills quickly as even small amounts of alcohol are toxic and potentially deadly.

Keep pets away while using bug spray, sunscreen and pesticides until entirely dry. Research products to ensure pet safety. Keep any insect coils and citronella products out of reach.

Lighter fluid is highly toxic, hot matches, charcoal, and open flames pose a risk of burns.

Heatstroke and dehydration

Symptoms to look out for are excessive panting or drooling, lethargy or weakness, vomiting or diarrhea, collapse or unresponsiveness. Prevention includes providing fresh water and shade at all times, never leaving pets in a parked car, even with the windows cracked, and limit outdoor activities during the hottest parts of the day.

Water safety

If your pet can't stay out of the water, make sure to have supervision at all times. Use a pet life jacket and rinse off chlorine or lake water afterwards. Do not let your pet drink pool, pond, or lake water.

Trash and leftover dangers

Things like skewers, corn cobs, and spoiled food pose choking and poisoning hazards, and can lead to foreign bodies. Dispose of trash and food scraps promptly in a sealed container and keep out of reach.

We are here 24 hours throughout the weekend and on Monday in case you have an emergency with your pet.

⚠️ If your pet gets into something they shouldn’t, dont wait. Call us at 916-984-8387

2210 E Bidwell Street, Suite 100, Folsom, CA 95630

🚨 Pet Poisoning Can Become an Emergency FastPets are curious—and sometimes that curiosity leads them to something toxic....
09/03/2026

🚨 Pet Poisoning Can Become an Emergency Fast

Pets are curious—and sometimes that curiosity leads them to something toxic. Household chemicals, medications, certain foods and plants, insecticides, rodent products, and other substances can cause serious poisoning.

At All Creatures Veterinary Emergency Clinic – Folsom, we provide emergency detoxification care when pets ingest potentially dangerous substances. Treatment depends on what your pet was exposed to and may include carefully selected measures to remove or reduce the toxin and supportive care such as fluids.

⚠️ Important: Don’t automatically try to make your pet vomit. With some toxins, vomiting can make the situation worse. Contact a veterinary professional promptly for guidance.

Learn more about veterinary detoxification and what to do when poisoning is suspected:
Pet Detoxification & Poisoning Care

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