East Chapman Veterinary Center

4250 E Chapman Ave, Orange, CA, 92869-4006

An Orange, California practice on East Chapman Avenue with a whole pet health approach: wellness, comprehensive dental with both anesthetic and non-anesthetic options, surgery in a suite with full monitoring equipment, and cold laser therapy and cryotherapy on the alternative side. In addition to dogs and cats it welcomes rabbits, pocket pets, birds, reptiles, and some wildlife. Emergencies are seen during business hours, with two after-hours clinics listed.

Call (714) 633-9780
14 servicesDogs, Cats, Rabbits +3
EmergenciesEmergencies during business hours go to the hospital's main line; after hours the site directs clients to Orange County Emergency Pet Clinics in Fullerton, (714) 681-1979, or Garden Grove, (714) 462-1829.
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Wellness Exams, With Puppy Packages And Senior Pet PackagesAll Core And Lifestyle Vaccines And PreventativesComprehensive Dental With Anesthetic And Non-Anesthetic Options (non-Anesthetic Dentals By DVM Dental Care)HomeAgain Microchips With A Temperature-Reading FeatureExotic Animal Care: Rabbits, Pocket Pets, Birds, Reptiles, And Some WildlifeAllergy CareSurgery: Most Soft Tissue Surgeries, Spay And Neuter, And DentalsDiagnostics: Blood Work, Digital X-Rays, Ultrasound, Stool And Urine TestsAlternative Therapies: Cold Laser Therapy And CryotherapyNutritional CounselingTonometryPet Behavior CounselingBathsPharmacy And Prescriptions (online Service Coming Soon)

What East Chapman Veterinary Center says

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

  • After hoursFor after hours emergency care call Orange County Emergency Pet Clinics Fullerton: (714) 681-1979 or Garden Grove: (714) 462-1829
  • Payment plans or financingPayment methods we accept are cash and major credit cards, including Care Credit and Scratchpay.
  • Walk-ins welcomeWalk-ins & Emergencies Welcome.
  • DentistryPet Dental
  • SurgeryPet Surgery
  • UltrasoundWe offer a full range of diagnostic services inlcuding but not limited to: blood work, digital x-rays, ultrasound, stool and urine tests.
  • Exotic petsIn addition to dogs and cats, we also welcome exotic pets including: rabbits, pocket pets, birds, reptiles, and some wildlife.
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The team

2 people, one front desk.

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Shayda AhkamiVeterinarian
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Emily LambAdministrative and medical team
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What’s in the building

01State-of-the-art surgical suite with full monitoring…
Who they treat

6 species under this roof

DogsCatsRabbitsPocket PetsBirdsReptiles
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