Laurelwood
Veterinary Clinic
Welcome! We hope this site will
be useful to our clients and other pet owners in providing information about
our services and serve as a resource for client education. We also plan
to create a much more comprehensive site over time. We welcome feedback
in order to provide the best service. Please Contact
Us if you have any comments, suggestions or questions. Please check
out the links page. New
pages: Chocolate Toxicity
Dr.
Dani Weber, UC Davis graduate, Class of 1992
Staff:Carrie
Walton, RVT and Cindi Kuiper, Receptionist
650-341-7741
Species
treated: Dogs, Cats, Rabbits and Rodents
Full service
medicine, radiology, surgery and dentistry
Reproduction
and neonatal care: pediatric and geriatric medicine
Cats,rabbits
and pocket pets accepted for boarding.
No dog boarding
available - sorry!
IMPORTANT:
IN CASE OF POISON INGESTION CONTACT THE ASPCA POISON CONTROL HOTLINE FIRST
1(888)
426-4435
The
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center is the premier animal-oriented poison
control center in North America and is the best resource for any animal
poison-related emergency, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. A $50 consultation
fee may be applied to credit card.
Location
1334 W.
Hillsdale Blvd., San Mateo,
Directions
The top of
the hill by CSM , in the Laurelwood Shopping Center next to Sonoma Valley Bagels,
formerly Java City.
By car: Exit
the West Hillsdale Exit from Hwy. 92 and go left or down the hill - the shopping
center will be on your left. Go left on Campus Dr.;right into the parking lot.
By foot or
by bike: From the east, go west on 26th Ave, through the gate and continue up
Campus Drive and go left into the center.
Hours
Monday -
Friday , 8am - 12 noon ; 2 pm - 6 pm
Appointments
from 9 am - 11 am and from 3 pm - 4:30 pm
Early/late
appointments available on a limited basis.
Prescheduled
drop offs are taken between 8 and 8:45 am and release appointments are made
between 4:45 pm and 5:45 pm.
Emergencies
have priority over regularly scheduled appointments. Please do not hesitate
to ask for an emergency appointment. If you think it is an emergency, it is.If
you are not sure, the following list are definitely emergencies:
Not
breathing,trouble breathing, fainting, collapsed and unable to rise, bloated,
vomiting blood, uncontrollable bleeding, seizuring for longer than 4 minutes,
straining to urinate and unable to urinate, anything involving an eye ,pregnant
female in active labor longer than 2 hours without producing a baby, known ingestion
of toxic substance.This list is not all-inclusive.
We
do charge an emergency fee in addition to the regular exam fee if there are
no open appointments.
If there is an after hours emergency, please go to the North Peninsula Veterinary
Emergency Clinic * at 227 N. Amphlett Blvd. in San Mateo.
Phone: 650-348-2575.
Alternately,
the South Peninsula Veterinary Emergency Clinic is open after hours on 3045
Middlefield Road in Palo Alto.
Phone:650-494-1461
Priorities
Patients
will be seen in the following order:
Emergencies
Appointments
Late Appointments
Walk-ins
*Dr. Weber is a shareholder in the
NPVEC
Updated Monday, February 21, 2005