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"Offering Quality, Compassionate Care to Heal Individual's Needs"

We See Avians, Reptiles and Exotics too!

853 E Main Street
Ventura, CA 93001
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If this is an emergency, please call us at (805) 643-4838. You will receive confirmation from our staff within 48 hours of your appointment time and date. Thank you.

OUR ADDRESS

853 E Main St.,
Ventura, California, 93001

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Phone: (805) 643-4838

After Hours Emergencies

If you have an emergency during business hours, please call us as soon as you can.

In case of an emergency after hours

Dogs/Cats:

VENTURA: Contact V.M.S.G. at 805-339-2290
VENTURA: Contact Horizon at 805-856-0290
THOUSAND OAKS: Contact V.S.E.C. at 805-492-2436
SANTA BARBARA: Contact V.C.A. at 805-899-2273

Exotics:

CULVER CITY for Exotics: Contact ACCESS at 310-558-6100
THOUSAND OAKS for Exotics: Contact Conejo Valley Animal Hospital at 805-495-4671

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Whether it is a dog, cat, bird, rabbit, reptile or other exotic, treatment options are offered so that the owner may choose what best fits their needs.

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