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Did you know rabbits get vaccines? Checkers and Hamilton are two bun brothers who got vaccinated against rabbit hemorrha...
10/29/2026

Did you know rabbits get vaccines? Checkers and Hamilton are two bun brothers who got vaccinated against rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus type 2 (RHDV-2) with our Zoological Companion Animal Department. The RDHV-2 vaccine is strongly recommended as part of your rabbit’s preventative care plan to keep them happy and healthy!

Incase you missed the huge news, we are now serving companion zoological animals! Here’s a variety pack of what Dr. Wong...
10/24/2026

Incase you missed the huge news, we are now serving companion zoological animals! Here’s a variety pack of what Dr. Wong has been getting up to:

Slide 1: Pickles, a crimson-bellied conure, came in for lethargy. She was sedated for bloodwork and x-rays, which were consistent with polyostotic hyperostosis- a natural process in female birds where bones thicken to serve as a calcium reserve for eggshell production: basically, puberty sucks! And we’re all so grateful this little sweetie is okay.

Slide 2: Nimbus the chinchilla came in for left eye squinting and had some blepharitis on exam. Dr. Wong did an eye stain and there was luckily no ulcers. He went home with an NSAID to help him feel more comfortable. Did you know chinchillas are one of the softest animals in the world? After this- go watch a video of them taking a dust bath, you can thank me later.

Slides 3-4: Butters the naughty sulcata tortoise came in for a check up after eating a plastic jug! Luckily, X-rays reassured us the small pieces would not cause an obstruction. Can you see what else this cute little trouble maker managed to eat ? How cute is she posing with Jeffrey

Slide 5: Last but certainly not least is Lou, a severe macaw who is at least 35-40 years old! Lou was Dr. Wong’s first patient at SF AMC. He presented with cloacal papilloma, which is common in parrots like Lou. Dr. Wong did surgery to remove it and he recovered beautifully.

Special message to everyone who has been in the field or is currently in the field, not just our special SFAMC vet techs...
10/21/2026

Special message to everyone who has been in the field or is currently in the field, not just our special SFAMC vet techs: You all do so much for our patients and their families, the doctors, and the entire team here at our hospital. Some of this is seen and appreciated but so much of it goes on behind the scenes, unwitnessed. You welcome the new puppies and kittens with treats and snuggles. You give the shy animals space and help them feel comfortable in the exam rooms. You make it look easy drawing blood, placing FreeStyle Libres, giving injections and subQ fluids in front of amazed pet parents on 3kg animals. You field all of their worried emails and questions, help them fill medications and double check that they are doing things correctly. When they are hospitalized, you take time to get different food options and warm up the chicken and canned food in case that gets them to take the first few bites. You build cardboard castles for them. You give them clean soft bedding or privacy curtains in the ICU, and play soothing music and videos for them on the ipad. You care for our patients when they are nervous, scared, hurting, and sometimes too sick to recover. You never let them sit in soiled bedding, and you give them dignity by cleaning them up when they can’t. You are there for them on their worst days and support their families through difficult moments. You celebrate with them when they finally take their first few bites of food, take their first steps after major surgery, or when they finish their last chemo treatments and get to say they are in remission. You also sit with them after euthanasias and make beautiful paw prints, clip hair, and send them resources to help them deal with their grief. The doctors in this hospital could not help a single animal without you. You anticipate what the doctors need, keep things moving when we are always running behind, and manage to be there for one another as well. You do all of this even on the days when YOU may be having a difficult day, or one of your pets is not feeling their best.

Just when you thought we couldn’t possibly one-up ourselves, we went ahead and did it! We are overjoyed to welcome Zoo C...
10/17/2026

Just when you thought we couldn’t possibly one-up ourselves, we went ahead and did it!

We are overjoyed to welcome Zoo Companion vet Dr. Amanda Wong to the team. She is able to collaborate with our emergency, critical care, and specialists to provide a huge treatment scope for zoo companion animals (also referred to as exotic companions)- making SF AMC is now the only facility in San Francisco to offer primary and specialty care for zoo companion animals. UC Davis is the only other facility in the area to providing this level of care.

Whether it’s vaccines, an emergency visit, a CT scan, or surgery- we’ve got you covered!

*note: we only provide zoo companion emergency services when both departments are available so please always call ahead of time.

You're Invited To Our Open House! 📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026⏰ 12–2 PM📍 2343 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CACome see...
10/15/2026

You're Invited To Our Open House!

📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026
⏰ 12–2 PM
📍 2343 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA

Come see what we’ve been building! Join us as we unveil SFAMC’s newly remodeled facility and celebrate the next chapter of veterinary care in San Francisco.

☕ 🍩 Coffee & Pastry Bar
🐾 Pet portraits
🎨 Custom tote + patch bar
🏥 Guided facility tours & more!

A New SFAMC, Made for What’s Next.

Bring your pets and join the celebration!

Attention beloved Bay Area Vets- please join us for an exciting continuing education opportunity and a chance to get to ...
10/14/2026

Attention beloved Bay Area Vets- please join us for an exciting continuing education opportunity and a chance to get to know these three wonderful additions to our SF AMC specialty team!

We are excited to share that our team and hospital have been nominated again for Best of the Bay. We appreciate everyone...
04/28/2026

We are excited to share that our team and hospital have been nominated again for Best of the Bay. We appreciate everyone’s support over the past 4 years as we have been working tirelessly to update our hospital and services to provide top notch care. If you’d like to help support us, you can vote once a day! Link up above.

It’s easy to mistake these as historical photos from Noah’s Ark, but what we actually have here are some true gems from ...
04/25/2026

It’s easy to mistake these as historical photos from Noah’s Ark, but what we actually have here are some true gems from our fam’s first ever vet jobs!

Our highly skilled team has been at this for so long you might have a hard time recognizing familiar faces, but look closely enough and you may even find several of our doctors in their internship days, our hospital manager, and our head of nursing.

We are beyond excited to take our award-winning specialty care to the next level by welcoming board-certified Criticalis...
04/03/2026

We are beyond excited to take our award-winning specialty care to the next level by welcoming board-certified Criticalist Dr. Michael Sahagian to the SFAMC family!

Starting 4/16 Critical Care will be available Thurs-Sat & every other Wednesday, with expansion to 7 days a week in Oct.

Just a few highlights of this new service:
- Workup & treatment management for critical patients
- High-flow oxygen and ventilation therapy
- Intensive intra-operative and post-operative support
- Highly specialized care for trauma, toxicities, shock
- Collaboration with our other specialty depts: Internal Medicine, Surgery, Oncology, Cardiology and Neurology
- Management of blood transfusions, multimodal pain management, advanced IV fluid/electrolyte management, blood gas analysis

…and more !

To our Beloved referral community: Call 415-872-1872 anytime and we’re happy to connect you with the Criticalist, Emergency, or other Specialty doctors directly for case transfers.

Stop by for a behind-the-scenes look at our upgraded emergency care area, meet our team, and learn how these improvement...
12/15/2025

Stop by for a behind-the-scenes look at our upgraded emergency care area, meet our team, and learn how these improvements will enhance the care we provide for your pets. We’d love to see you there!

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