Our Hospital
VCA Forestville Animal Hospital
VCA Forestville Animal hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital serving the community for over 30 years. Conveniently located on Highway 116, and open six days a week, we look forward to serving you and your pet's needs. Our team members are highly trained and dedicated. With nearly 200 years of collective veterinary experience, we love what we do and think it shows. Approximately 70% of new clients arrive at VCA Forestville via a direct referral from a trusted source. We welcome our clients as extended family and community with a professional and compassionate atmosphere. Clients will receive prompt attention to their concerns and honest answers to their questions.
Recommendations for your pet are made taking into consideration your pet�s lifestyle, environmental and genetic risk factors, as well as your own personal beliefs regarding pet care. We offer state-of-the-art medicine, surgery and diagnostics enhance healing and maintain wellness. Preventive care options, including life-stage packages, early detection screenings, spaying and neutering, and soft tissue surgery are all available on site. We also offer comprehensive dental cleanings, doctor-supervised boarding, day-care and bathing.
The veterinary team at VCA Forestville stays ahead of the medical curve with current continuing education and knowledge of regional disease prevalence. We strive to provide the information clients need to make educated choices and to be advocates for their pets. Please call us to schedule an appointment or to learn more.
Local Medical Issues
Sonoma County is a beautiful place to live, work and play. However, our mild climate year-round may contribute to increased health risks for our pets. Parasites such as mosquitoes, fleas and ticks can transmit disease, and pets need protection all year long. Heartworm disease is a life-threatening disease transmitted by mosquitoes, and is endemic in West County. Ticks and fleas can spread diseases such as Lyme disease and intestinal parasites. Some of these parasites and diseases are not only dangerous to your pet, but family members, as well. These conditions are inexpensive to prevent, and very costly to treat. Ask us how to keep your pet free of these disease-spreading parasites.
