COVID-19 Curbside Protocol
Please call 762-3511 when you arrive.
You now have the option of sending one family member into the hospital with your pet, but you must wear a mask. Otherwise, we will come to your car to bring your pet inside. After the exam, we will return your pet and call you to discuss findings and a treatment plan. Payments will be taken over the phone.
If our lines are busy please leave a message or send an email to petvethosp@aol.com. We will get back to you as soon as possible. Please be patient as our phone lines are often very busy. Thanks for your cooperation.
Prescription Refills
Please call ahead and allow 24 hours notice for refills, including heartworm, flea and tick products. This gives us time to double-check everything with the doctor for accuracy.
Stopping by for refills is not possible during Covid. With higher than usual call and case volumes, we are unable to fill prescriptions while you wait.
Welcome to Petaluma Veterinary Hospital
Veterinarians Since 1946We have been AAHA Accredited since 1986 to ensure that your pet receives the state-of-the-art-care that you should expect from an AAHA Accredited hospital.
Our veterinarians understand that you want to be involved, so we will explain why certain tests are recommended and their cost. Then they willl discuss test results and treatment options with you - so decisions can be made together.
Pets can be fearful when visiting a hospital, so we are trained to use low-stress handling techniques to minimize fear.
When the power goes out, our 25Kw natural gas generator will provide power throughout the hospital, including our surgical and dental suites, so pets are safe everywhere at PVH. A State-Of-The-Art, AAHA Accredited Veterinary Hospital needs a Backup Power Plan!
Please read our reviews and testimonials to see what our clients say about us.
We never push any tests or treatments that aren't needed. We hope you will join our family!
why choose pvh?
COVID-19 Curbside Protocol
Please call 762-3511 when you arrive.
You now have the option of sending one family member into the hospital with your pet, but you must wear a mask. Otherwise, we will come to your car to bring your pet inside. After the exam, we will return your pet and call you to discuss findings and a treatment plan. Payments will be taken over the phone.
If our lines are busy please leave a message or send an email to petvethosp@aol.com. We will get back to you as soon as possible. Please be patient as our phone lines are often very busy. Thanks for your cooperation.
Prescription Refills
Please call ahead and allow 24 hours notice for refills, including heartworm, flea and tick products. This gives us time to double-check everything with the doctor for accuracy.
Stopping by for refills is not possible during Covid. With higher than usual call and case volumes, we are unable to fill prescriptions while you wait.
4 Good Reasons to visit our Family Veterinarians
Petaluma Veterinary Hospital
AAHA Accredited
AAHA AccredAAHA Accreditation (since 1986) means your pet will get the highest quality of care possible at Petaluma Veterinary Hospital.
Going through this rigerous voluntary process puts us among only 15% of all animal hospitals in the USA.
Accredited hospitals are recognized as the best in the industry-consistently at the forefront of advanced veterinary medicine.
Low-stress Handling
Some pets hate going to the vet hospital and act accordingly. But we know most pets are fearful, not mean.
Our low-stress handling techniques lead to fewer anxiety triggers, less stress, and a better experience for everyone.
Our veterinarians and staff use as many low-stress handling techniques as possible.
Clients as Partners
We know you want to be part of the decision process.
During diagnosis we explain why certain tests are recommended and their cost.
Then we discuss test results, what they mean, and treatment options with you, so we can make decisions together.
We think this sets us apart from other veterinary hospitals.
‘Pun-packed messages raise spirits on Boulevard'
"Petaluma Veterinary Hospital’s marquee brightens our lives and offers a smile, or a belly laugh, as we drive by."
A State-Of-The-Art Veterinary Hospital needs a Backup Power Plan!
During power outage our pet patients are safe and comfortable. Just like a state-of-the-art human hospital, Petaluma Veterinary Hospital has a large natural gas backup generator to keep the power on throughout the hospital, including our surgical and dental suites.
When the power goes out, our 25Kw backup generator automatically starts and powers all circuits in our hospital. When grid power is available again, the system automatically puts the hospital back on the grid. Then the generator cools down, shuts down, and waits for the next power outage!
So, if power goes out for any length of time, your pets will be safe and comfortable at Petaluma Veterinary Hospital. This is what you should expect from an AAHA Accredited veterinary hospital.
