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Pacific Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital is an employee-owned, patient-centered specialty hospital dedicated to meeting the needs of the Greater Bay Area community's companion animals.

04/25/2026

Today we celebrate World Veterinary Day, a day to recognize the compassion, skill, and dedication of veterinary professionals everywhere. 🐾
From protecting animal health and advancing welfare, to supporting public health and safeguarding our environment, veterinary teams play a vital role in the well-being of both animals and people.
To all veterinarians, technicians, assistants, and support staff who show up every day with expertise and heart, thank you for all that you do. 💙

04/01/2026

This is Chuck, a tiny chihuahua with liver disease. He was evaluated by Dr. Wood, our Internal Medicine specialist, for chronically elevated liver enzymes on bloodwork and no improvement with empirical treatment. Liver biopsies were recommended.
Dr. Luckring, one of our surgeons, used laparoscopy, which involves a small camera and instruments, to obtain liver biopsies. Chuck is now home recovering from his procedure while we wait for the biopsy results.

03/29/2026

This majestic feline is Mouse. He had a consultation with our surgery department this week for limping. Rest and pain meds were recommended for now. Feel better soon “little. Mouse”.

01/03/2026

With recent rainfall, wild mushrooms 🍄‍🟫 are popping up across the East Bay. While they may be beautiful, some are extremely toxic.
The death cap and western destroying angel, two of the world’s deadliest mushrooms, can be found locally during the rainy season. Both contain amatoxins, a toxin that can cause severe GI signs and progress to liver and kidney failure, with symptoms sometimes delayed up to 12 hours.
These mushrooms can be fatal to both humans and pets. If you suspect your pet has ingested a mushroom, contact a veterinarian immediately. The safest option? Don’t let pets (or people) eat any wild mushrooms. 🍄⚠️
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01/01/2026

🎉 From all of us at , Happy New Year! 🐾 May 2026 bring joy, good health, and countless tail wags to you and your furry friends. 🎊
🏥 Remember, we’re here for you 24/7, even during the festivities. In the event of any pet emergency, our dedicated team is ready to provide top-notch care. Your pet’s well-being is our priority, today and every day. Cheers to a year filled with love, laughter, and the unconditional companionship of our beloved pets! 🐕🐾

12/25/2025

From all of us at PacVet, we wish you a joyous holiday season! 🎄🐾 Our hospital is open and our dedicated team is here for you and your furry friends should you require our assistance. Your pet’s well-being is our top priority, even during the holidays. Stay safe, and know that we’re just a call away. Happy Holidays from all of us at Pacific Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital! 🐶🐱❤️

12/20/2025

🎉🐾 6 Years of Care, Compassion, and Community 🐾🎉
Today, we celebrate 6 incredible years of Pacific Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital! From emergency care to advanced specialty services, our team has been honored to support pets and the people who love them, day and night, and every step of the way.
Thank you to our dedicated staff, trusted referral partners, and the pet families who have placed their confidence in us over the years. We’re proud of how far we’ve come and excited for all that’s ahead.
Here’s to 6 years of teamwork, growth, and unwavering commitment to veterinary medicine—and to many more to come! 💙🐶🐱

12/11/2025

👋 Meet Hazel, a sweet, young, and active Bernese Mountain Dog, who was evaluated by the surgery service for thoracic limb lameness caused by a shoulder OCD, which stands for Osteochondritis Dissecans. In this condition, a small piece of cartilage in the shoulder joint partially (and sometimes completely) detaches from the underlying bone, causing discomfort.
🐾 Hazel had radiographs and a CT scan to confirm her diagnosis, and underwent arthroscopy (using a small camera) of her shoulder to remove the detached cartilage and debride the lesion to allow the underlying bone to bleed and help the area heal.
🩷 We are happy to report that she is recovering well from her surgery.

12/05/2025

Family Friday - Meet the PacVet Family 💙
👋 Meet Sarah and Greg — the dedicated management team behind PacVet 💙🐾
As our hospital managers, they keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes, supporting our staff, overseeing daily operations, and guiding the growth and development of our hospital. From HR and scheduling to problem-solving, team support, and planning for the future, Sarah and Greg play a vital role in keeping our hospital organized and moving forward.
We’re grateful for their leadership, compassion, and commitment to our entire PacVet family! 🙌✨

Address

3210 Old Tunnel Road, Suite B
Lafayette, CA
94549

Telephone

+19252975751

Website

http://www.pacvetemergency.com/

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