VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital

Robert Schooley, DVM, Associate Veterinarian

DVM, University of California, Davis

Biography

Robert M. Schooley, D.V.M. has had a keen interest and love of animals since childhood. A life long resident of the South Bay, he attended Torrance High School then attained a Bachelor of Science and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of California, Davis. Upon graduation, he completed an internship in medicine from the West Los Angeles Veterinary Medical Hospital.

In 2005, he merged his Torrance Small Animal Veterinary Hospital with VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital. Personal interests that keep him busy are home gardening and fix-up projects and sheep herding with his Border Collies.

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Specialty Care

Sometimes sick or injured pets need the care of a veterinary medical specialist. When that happens, VCA specialty hospitals work closely with the general practitioner veterinarians who refer cases to us in order to provide seamless veterinary care to your pet. When your pet is facing any kind of serious illness or injury, our specialty referral hospitals will provide the compassionate and expert care your beloved pet needs.

Our goal is to make sure that when you and your pet are in need that you have access to board certified specialists who are up to date on the very latest developments in their field. In our state of the art hospitals, our specialists also have access to the most sophisticated diagnostic and treatment tools and techniques from ultrasonography and endoscopy to CAT scans and even MRI.

We have over 40 specialty hospitals across the US so there may be one near you. Our specialized services include: behavior, cardiology, critical care, dentistry, dermatology, integrative medicine, internal medicine, neurology, oncology, ophthalmology, radiology, rehabilitation, reproduction, and surgery.

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Emergency Care

In case of emergency, please call us immediately. If it is after hours, check with a local animal hospital emergency clinic.

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