Heather Moore

at Livermore Family Pet Hospital

2494 Railroad Ave, Livermore, CA, 94550

Livermore Family Pet Hospital is an independently owned AAHA-accredited small animal practice at 2494 Railroad Ave in Livermore, founded in 1957 as Livermore Veterinary Hospital and now owned by Dr. Heather Moore. It treats dogs and cats Monday to Friday, offers urgent admission appointments during business hours, and refers after-hours emergencies to hospitals in Dublin and San Ramon.

Call (925) 744-6421
Closed today · closed Saturday, Sunday
AAHA accredited14 servicesDogs, Cats
EmergenciesUrgent care during business hours only. The practice offers urgent admission appointments and says emergency cases receive top priority, but it closes at 6:00 PM and is closed at weekends. Its After Hours Emergency Info page refers clients to SAGE Veterinary Centers and Ironhorse VetCare in Dublin and Veterinary Emergency Group in San Ramon, and to VetTriage, a paid third-party video telehealth triage service.
HoursClosed
Monday8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
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What they do

14 services, one practice.

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Wellness And Sick ExaminationsPreventative CareCancer Detection And ScreeningVaccinations For Dogs And CatsDiagnostic Services For Dogs And CatsDental Care For Dogs And Cats, Including Digital Dental X-Rays And Anesthetized CleaningsSurgery And Anesthesia For Dogs And CatsSpay And Neuter For Dogs And CatsMicrochipping For Dogs And CatsNutritional Counseling For Dogs And CatsLaser Therapy (photobiomodulation)Urgent Admission CareVideo ConsultsOnline Pharmacy

What Livermore Family Pet Hospital says

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

  • Payment plans or financingdo offer and accept Care Credit and AllPet.
  • DentistryDental Care
  • SurgeryCat Surgery and Anesthesia
  • X-raysWith digital xrays, anesthetized cleanings, and careful evaluations
  • AAHA accreditedContinious AAHA accreditation since 1969.
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The team

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LS
Lynae Shubin
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What’s in the building

01Digital radiography
02Ultrasound
03Ultrasonic dental equipment
04Endoscopy
05Digital dental radiography
Who they treat

2 species under this roof

DogsCats
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Associate Veterinarian

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  • “We are committed to providing Mentorship both in and out of the hospital through a structured internal mentorship agreement”
  • “4-day work week and schedule flexibility for life events”
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