Dr. Peter Timm has been the head of the veterinarian practice since 1971. He has taken care of local pets throughout their entire life cycles.
They don't just take care of cats and dogs. They have also seen gecos, rats, birds, horses, sheep and livestock. "Not so much livestock these days," Dr. Timm reflects as he drives off with his newest Great Dane puppy Black Jack.
This is a cozy, comfortable and hygienic setting to leave your pet to be taken care of. It features individual cages equipped with the necessary ventilation, air conditioning and blankets to ensure that your pet will be cared for, fed and entertained. Convenient weekend hours are available for drop offs. Location is next to Aggie's Animal Clinic and at the heart of downtown Dixon.
Dr. James Booth has been practicing at the Aggie Animal Clinic since graduating from the University of California at Davis since 2000.
The Aggie Animal Clinic-Dixon is located downtown, on the corner of North 1st street and a railroad crossing. As you walk in the door there are treats for the pets to keep them at ease when they walk into the clinic. The staff is very nice and willing to answer any question you have. It provides dental care, immunization and wellness care and it is equipped with a full pharmacy.
This mobile groomer is a home-based business that serves the pet population of Dixon. Tail Waggen specializes in dogs and cats, and appointments are available by phone.
