Animal Hospitals in Oakland

The Grand Lake Veterinary Hospital

3331 Grand Avenue, Oakland

Sat 9AM - 3PM

“I cannot recommend this vet office enough.

I have a 5-year-old cat and a 1-year-old French Bulldog, and the doctors and vet techs have always treated my babies with the utmost care. You can tell that each and every one of them truly loves animals. I haven’t had a single interaction with anyone there that I wouldn’t happily recommend.

My dog is even excited to go to the vet; she gets so excited that it’s honestly comical.

Unfortunately, I’ll be moving out of state next month, and I think I’ll be hard-pressed to find a clinic that compares in my new home. Thank you to everyone at the office for taking such wonderful care of my pets.”

East Bay SPCA Spay & Neuter Surgery Center

410 Hegenberger Road, Oakland

Sat Closed

“I brought two feral cats I trapped last night, a male and a female whom I’ve been feeding for almost three months, to the East Bay SPCA Spay & Neuter Surgery Center, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. Both surgeries went smoothly, and they are doing great!

The cost was unbelievably affordable, honestly, the best $100 I’ve ever spent. Scheduling can be a little challenging, but I’m incredibly grateful that this service is available to help community cats and make a real difference in their lives.

Everyone at the clinic was wonderful, kind, and helpful. I’m so thankful for all the work you do to help these animals. I will definitely be coming back in the future and highly recommend this clinic to anyone caring for feral or community cats.

Thank you so much for everything you do! ❤”

The Cheshire Cat Clinic

4232 Park Boulevard, Oakland

Sat Closed

“We’re so glad Cheshire is around! Our 8 y/o cat is skittish, and going to a cat-only clinic has helped us with minimizing stressors for him. It makes us feel good to know, too, that all the staff he’ll be seeing are cat people. The vet techs are so friendly and kind to our anxious kitty. Super skilled working with a reluctant cat (nail trim, blood draw, urine draw, flea med), and with soothing him. Dr. Atid is patient with him as well as with us; she listens to our concerns and has given us straightforward information and actionable advice. On our last visit, we decided to get some labs done, and the office gave us a breakdown of the costs and final review/approval before starting any services or procedures. If you’re a cat parent, please take your kitty to Cheshire!”

Plaza Veterinary Hospital

4400 Keller Avenue Suite 280, Oakland

Sat Closed

Holistic Veterinary Care

4382 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland

Sat 8AM - 4PM

East Bay Veterinary Clinic

568 Grand Avenue, Oakland

Sat 10AM - 5PM