Thrive Pet Healthcare Opened Sacramento Dental Clinic
The new facility provides specialized oral surgery and dental care for pets at a shared location in the city.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Veterinary Medicine
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Thrive Pet Healthcare has launched a new specialty veterinary dentistry clinic in Sacramento. Located at 8299 East Stockton Blvd., Suite B, the facility shares space with Vista Veterinary Specialists to offer advanced oral health services.
Why it matters
The center aims to improve local access to complex veterinary dental procedures that primary care practices may not be equipped to perform. By establishing a dedicated clinic, the provider offers a regional hub for pet owners and referring veterinarians.
The clinic offers comprehensive dental services including complex extractions, root canals, periodontal disease treatment, and jaw fracture repair. The medical team is led by Dr. Jennie Ha, a board-certified veterinary dentist who earned her DVM in 2019.
The players
Thrive Pet Healthcare
This organization operates a national network of veterinary clinics providing a wide range of medical services to pets.
Dr. Jennie Ha
She is a board-certified veterinary dentist who serves as the lead specialist for the new Sacramento clinic.
Vista Veterinary Specialists
This established facility shares its Sacramento building location with the new dental and oral surgery practice.
The details
The facility accepts referrals from primary care veterinarians throughout California and neighboring states, though pet owners are also permitted to contact the clinic directly to schedule services. It operates within the same physical space as Vista Veterinary Specialists to facilitate coordinated care.
Timeline
September 23, 2026: The Sacramento clinic officially opened for veterinary dental services.
Roadmap
This opening reflects a broader trend of increased professionalization and specialization within the veterinary sector as pet owners seek higher-tier medical care. It positions the practice to capture demand for advanced surgical interventions that were previously unavailable at standard clinics.
Local pet owners can now book direct consultations for complex oral issues that require specialist intervention. This provides a clear path for treatment without needing to travel outside of the region for advanced dental surgical procedures.
The takeaway
Pet owners noticing persistent dental issues in their animals should consult with their primary care veterinarian about potential referral options. Specialized care can often prevent the progression of severe periodontal disease and improve overall quality of life for pets.
Further reading
For more on the latest facilities in the area, visit our Veterinary Medicine section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Petage.
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