PETS Hospital

PETS Hospital With compassion, respect and expertise, our mission is to help our clients, their companions and our

PETS Hospital was founded in 2016 by local veterinarian Dr. Joel Conn. His dream was to create a veterinary emergency facility that offers the highest level of veterinary medicine, while also focusing on the customer experience and developing a collaborative partnership with area general practice veterinarians. The team's compassion, along with their commitment to respect and continued education,

creates an environment where talented employees love to work, owners feel cared for and pets come to heal. PETS Hospital will be an extension of your veterinarian, offering remarkable care and serving their community, one pet at a time.

Exciting news!! We are proud to announce that we will be adding Dr. Claudia Bowman to our team here at PETS Hospital!! D...
04/21/2026

Exciting news!!

We are proud to announce that we will be adding Dr. Claudia Bowman to our team here at PETS Hospital!!

Dr. Bowman is a board-certified Internist, specializing in Internal Medicine. Her services will bring specialized diagnostics and treatment of complex, chronic, and acute cases. We are thrilled to offer this added level of specialty care to better support your furry friends. This includes services such as Gastrointestinal/Hepatic disease, Renal/Endocrine disease, endoscopy, ultrasound, and minimally invasive procedures.

She will be available by appointment starting on May 5th! Give us a call at (805) 250-5600 for more information or to schedule an appointment!

Extraordinary Service. Remarkable Care. ANYTIME you need us.

Rattlesnake season is here, and it is important to stay alert when you are out with your pets. These snakes are often fo...
04/08/2026

Rattlesnake season is here, and it is important to stay alert when you are out with your pets. These snakes are often found in tall grass, brush, and rocky areas, and a curious nose can quickly turn into an emergency.

Keep your dog on a leash, stay on clear trails, and avoid areas with limited visibility. If you hear a rattling sound, stop and slowly back away.

If your pet is bitten, seek veterinary care immediately. Quick action can make all the difference.

Extraordinary Service. Remarkable Care. ANYTIME you need us.

Happy Easter from your friends at PETS HospitalWe hope your day is full of egg hunts, wagging tails, and pets who absolu...
04/05/2026

Happy Easter from your friends at PETS Hospital

We hope your day is full of egg hunts, wagging tails, and pets who absolutely do not understand why they are not allowed to eat the entire Easter basket. If they decide to test that theory, we are here for you

Wishing you a day full of laughs, love, and just the right amount of chaos

Service. Remarkable Care. ANYTIME you need us.

Happy St. Patrick's Day!! 🍀While you're enjoying your St Patty's celebrations, be mindful of your pets and ensure that a...
03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day!! 🍀

While you're enjoying your St Patty's celebrations, be mindful of your pets and ensure that all alcohol is kept out of their reach! Even small amounts can be dangerous. If you're treating a hangover tomorrow morning, keep the pain relievers away from your pets too. Many common painkillers are very dangerous for both dogs and cats.

Poisonous Mushroom Season Is Here – Urgent Public Safety Alert for Pet OwnersA confirmed case of poisonous mushroom inge...
02/16/2026

Poisonous Mushroom Season Is Here – Urgent Public Safety Alert for Pet Owners

A confirmed case of poisonous mushroom ingestion has been identified at Pioneer Park in Santa Maria. Pet owners are urged to exercise extreme caution.

Amanita species mushrooms, commonly known as Death Cap mushrooms, are highly toxic and often fatal to dogs and humans. These mushrooms may be small or large, often white or brown-stained white, and typically emerge during rainy periods followed by sunshine. They can appear anywhere—including parks, yards, under decks, and other unexpected areas.

Early signs of exposure may be subtle. Vomiting is often the first—and sometimes the only—symptom, but vomiting may not occur at all. If your dog vomits after visiting a park or any area where wild mushrooms may be present, seek immediate emergency veterinary care and request amatoxin testing.

Time is critical. Survival is possible only with rapid hospital treatment shortly after ingestion.

Do not rely on identifying mushrooms yourself. Multiple species can grow together, and finding a non-toxic mushroom does not mean a toxic one wasn’t ingested.

If there is any possibility your dog was exposed to wild mushrooms, treat it as an emergency and go to the nearest veterinary ER immediately.

Love is in the air, and at PETS Hospital we’re feeling it too. This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the unconditional...
02/14/2026

Love is in the air, and at PETS Hospital we’re feeling it too. This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the unconditional love our pets give us every single day.

Whether it’s a slobbery kiss, a happy tail wag, or a quiet cuddle on the couch, they give their whole hearts. We’re here to do the same.

We’re open 24/7, so if your Valentine needs us, call 805-250-5600.

Extraordinary Service. Remarkable Care. ANYTIME you need us.

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at PETS Hospital.

Happy New Year from all of us at PETS Hospital.As we head into the new year, we want to thank our incredible community f...
12/31/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at PETS Hospital.

As we head into the new year, we want to thank our incredible community for trusting us with your beloved pets. Whether it is a late-night emergency or an unexpected concern, our veterinary ER team is here for you and your furry family members 24/7, today, tomorrow, and all year long.

Wishing you a safe, happy, and healthy New Year filled with wagging tails, purrs, and plenty of cuddles.

The holidays are here, and so are we. We’re open 24/7, including all holidays, with our amazing emergency team ready to ...
12/24/2025

The holidays are here, and so are we. We’re open 24/7, including all holidays, with our amazing emergency team ready to care for your pets day and night.

Because we’re an ER, pets are seen based on how urgent their needs are, which can mean longer waits during busy times. We promise every pet is being watched over with care.

Our team works through nights, weekends, and holidays with compassion and heart. A little kindness, patience, and holiday cheer mean the world to them. Thank you for trusting us with your pets this season.

We are here when you need us 24/7 805-250-5600

The holidays are pawsitively magical, but they can be a little "ruff" for pets this time of year.Friendly reminder to ke...
12/23/2025

The holidays are pawsitively magical, but they can be a little "ruff" for pets this time of year.

Friendly reminder to keep curious noses away from chocolate, tinsel, cords, and those “just one bite” moments with people food. Secure the tree, skip the toxic treats, and keep the chaos festive and safe.

Because nothing says holiday cheer like fewer emergency vet visits and more couch cuddles. But, if you need us, we are here 24/7 - give us a call 805-250-5600

Thank you to our incredible community for your continued support. We are grateful every day for the trust you place in u...
11/27/2025

Thank you to our incredible community for your continued support. We are grateful every day for the trust you place in us. We also want to recognize our amazing team of doctors, RVTs, veterinary assistants, kennel assistants, CSRs and managers who give their all to care for your pets. Wishing you all a happy Thanksgiving filled with warmth, good company and plenty of moments to be grateful for.

We are here when you need us! 805-250-5600

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4854 S Bradley Road Suite 109
Orcutt, CA
93455

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