Dry Creek Veterinary Hospital was established in Galt, California in April of 1994.  We promote friendly client service and quality veterinary care in a clean, pleasant environment.

Our hospital is designed and equipped to provide the best possible medical care for dogs and cats.  It is our objective to

     * provide preventive medical care

     * provide immediate medical & surgical care

     * treat your pet humanely & compassionately

LAUREN BAILEY LIDEN, D.V.M., owner of Dry Creek Veterinary Hospital, graduated from the University of California at Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine in 1988. Dr. Bailey Liden has resided in the Galt area since 1993 and takes an active interest in the community. Among her many affiliations are the Galt Chamber, Friends of the Sacramento Library, California Veterinary Medical Assn., Sacramento Valley Veterinary Medical Assn., and the Stockton Bicycle Club. Dr. Bailey is an avid bicyclist and she and her husband enjoy traveling.

THALIA ROTT, B.S., R.V.T., owner of Dry Creek Veterinary Hospital, completed a B.S. from the University of Pacific and an Animal Health Technology Certificate from Cosumnes River College in 1978. Thalia has many years of experience in private and emergency veterinary medicine. She has been active in training canine obedience classes for a local organization. Thalia enjoys music, sewing and competing with her Australian Terriers (Bugs, Stormy and Trotter) in Conformation, Obedience, Agility and Earth Dog competitions.

MARGO ENOS has been a valuable member of our staff for the past eight years. Beginning as our receptionist, she is now a Veterinary Assistant where her exceptional talent with cats are put to good use. Margo is a long time Lodi resident. She enjoys her many pets: fish, birds, cats, dogs and our hospital cat, Mikie.

Wendy Johnson has worked as our Veterinary Assistant since 2008. She is a graduate of Cosumnes River College Animal Health Technology program. Wendy grew up in Bakersfield and enjoys reading, shopping, and dancing. Her pets include Labrador Retrievers, Chihuahuas and cats.