Adobe Animal Hospital of Soquel

Adobe Animal Hospital of Soquel

1600 Soquel Dr.
Santa Cruz, California 95065
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Local Phone: (831) 462-5293

Pet Wellness care is our primary mission at the Adobe Animal Hospital of Soquel. Early diagnosis of diseases or problems gives us more treatment options for your pets. This is even more true when they become seniors. Routine physical exams and lab testing is especially important for our older patients.

We have a state of the art in house lab equipped with digital radiography and ultrasound diagnostics - operated by board certified cardiologists and radiologists. We offer animal acupuncture, physical rehabilitation, and class IV laser therapy for post-surgical recovery and chronic pain conditions.

Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m
Sunday Closed

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