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Campbell Animal Hospital & Specialty Care

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24/7 ER
24/7 Emergency
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Address:
905 Dell Ave.
Campbell, CA 95008
Main: 408.371.6252
Fax: 408.693.3012
Email: info.campbell@medvet.com
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Expert Emergency and Specialty Care for Pets in the San Jose and Bay Area

Your pet is a part of your family, and we understand that facing an emergency or medical situation can be stressful. You can rely on our compassionate, expert emergency team and board-certified specialists to make the process as easy as possible, and you’ll get updates each step of the way to put your mind at ease.  

MedVet Campbell serves as an extension of your family veterinarian, providing comprehensive emergency and specialty pet care. Our team has the expertise and resources in our state-of-the-art facility to diagnose and treat your beloved pet, focusing on delivering the best outcome.  

If your pet is facing an emergency, you can come directly to our hospital 24 hours a day, 365 days a year – no appointment is needed.  

Our Leaders

Monica Clare, VMD, DACVECC

Medical Director

Dove Butler

Hospital Director

Choices for Emergency Pet Care in San Jose and Bay Area 

Choices for Emergency Pet Care in San Jose and Bay Area 

We have three excellent hospitals in the Santa Clara County, San Jose, and Bay Area to best serve you – MedVet Campbell, MedVet Mountain View, and MedVet Silicon Valley. We recommend calling ahead to find the hospital with the shortest wait time. For life-threatening emergencies, please come directly to the hospital nearest you. If you’re unable to physically bring your pet to us, there are resources to help, like 360 Pet Cab. 

Brown and white small dog patient named Benny laying on brown and beige towel and wearing a blue leash

Exceptional Care for Pets Like Benny 

Benny was playing in his yard when he was unexpectedly stung by a bee. He quickly went into anaphylactic shock. While on the way to the hospital, his condition worsened, and his family thought they had lost him. We’re happy to report our team was able to stabilize him, and he returned home the following day.  

Fluffy cat lays down while being examined for signs of pain.

How to Know if Your Pet is in Pain  

Our furry friends can’t tell us when they are experiencing discomfort. But they may show signs that can help us see that they don’t feel well. Click to learn what signs to look for. If you feel your pet is experiencing any of these signs, contact your family veterinarian or come directly to MedVet Campbell if it’s an emergency.  

An emergency medicine technician holds and looks at a fluffy white dog.

Questions About Financing?   

We understand that planning for the cost of care is important. Special financing and payment arrangements are available for qualified pet owners through an independent company, CareCredit. Learn more about CareCredit.  

Choices for Emergency Pet Care in San Jose and Bay Area 

Choices for Emergency Pet Care in San Jose and Bay Area 

We have three excellent hospitals in the Santa Clara County, San Jose, and Bay Area to best serve you – MedVet Campbell, MedVet Mountain View, and MedVet Silicon Valley. We recommend calling ahead to find the hospital with the shortest wait time. For life-threatening emergencies, please come directly to the hospital nearest you. If you’re unable to physically bring your pet to us, there are resources to help, like 360 Pet Cab. 
Brown and white small dog patient named Benny laying on brown and beige towel and wearing a blue leash

Exceptional Care for Pets Like Benny 

Benny was playing in his yard when he was unexpectedly stung by a bee. He quickly went into anaphylactic shock. While on the way to the hospital, his condition worsened, and his family thought they had lost him. We’re happy to report our team was able to stabilize him, and he returned home the following day.  
Fluffy cat lays down while being examined for signs of pain.

How to Know if Your Pet is in Pain  

Our furry friends can’t tell us when they are experiencing discomfort. But they may show signs that can help us see that they don’t feel well. Click to learn what signs to look for. If you feel your pet is experiencing any of these signs, contact your family veterinarian or come directly to MedVet Campbell if it’s an emergency.  
An emergency medicine technician holds and looks at a fluffy white dog.

Questions About Financing?   

We understand that planning for the cost of care is important. Special financing and payment arrangements are available for qualified pet owners through an independent company, CareCredit. Learn more about CareCredit.  

What Pet Owners Are Saying

“They were so caring and careful! Everyone is warm and friendly and acknowledges how much your pet is suffering, and the owner! They treated my little Biscuit so thoughtfully.”
Christie D.

"All team members, from the nurses to the doctors, were very friendly and caring. There’s nothing like getting good care when you’re so worried about your family member."
Rose Y.

"The team was very friendly and answered all our questions. They really care about your pet and will provide you with all the options to help your pet."
Siavash S.

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