Danielle Weber

at Laurelwood Veterinary Clinic

1334 W Hillsdale Blvd, San Mateo, CA, 94403

Laurelwood Veterinary Clinic is an owner-operated practice at 1334 W Hillsdale Blvd in San Mateo, California, treating dogs, cats, rabbits and small rodents, with separate entrances and waiting rooms for dogs and cats and pocket pets seen in the cat room. It offers wellness exams, vaccines, in-house diagnostics, digital X-ray and ultrasound read by an on-call radiology specialist, and general practice surgery and dentistry as same-day procedures with morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up.

Call (650) 341-7741
20 servicesDogs, Cats, Rabbits +4
EmergenciesDaytime only, and there is no overnight care. The services page lists "Emergency and urgent care during business hours" and the homepage says "For daytime emergencies, please call to notify us and we will see you as soon as possible." The surgery page states plainly: "We do not offer overnight care", and any pet needing hospitalisation is transferred to a 24-hour emergency hospital. After-hours emergencies are referred to four named hospitals: North Peninsula Veterinary Emergency 24 Hour Hospital in San Mateo (650) 348-2575, Lenity Vet Specialists & Emergency Care in San Mateo (650) 513-6660, SAGE Centers in Redwood City (650) 417-7243, and VEG in Palo Alto (650) 999-3505.
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What they do

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Wellness ExamsPuppy And Kitten ExamsSenior Pet ExamsVaccinationsMicrochippingPreventative MedicationsHealth Certificates For Interstate And International TravelEmergency And Urgent Care During Business HoursIn-House DiagnosticsBloodworkCytologyDigital X-RaysUltrasoundSpays And NeutersDentalsMass RemovalsBiopsiesExploratory Surgery

What Laurelwood Veterinary Clinic says

In their own words, from laurelwoodpetclinic.com, read October 11, 2026.

  • Accepting new patientsWe are currently accepting new patients/clients.
  • After hoursFor emergencies that occur outside business hours, please call North Peninsula Veterinary Emergency 24-Hour Hospital in San Mateo at (650) 348-2575 or SAGE Centers in Redwood City at (650) 417-7243
  • DentistryWe also offer full service dentals.
  • SurgeryWe offer a wide variety of surgeries for your pet such as wound repair, mass removals, or spays/neuters.
  • X-rays · UltrasoundDigital X-Rays and ultrasounds read by an on-call radiology specialist
  • Exotic petsWe also offer exams and primary care for guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, mice, and rabbits.
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Who they treat

7 species under this roof

DogsCatsRabbitsMiceRatsGuinea PigsHamsters
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