Kearny Mesa Veterinary Center

7677 Ronson Rd Ste 100, San Diego, CA, 92111

Kearny Mesa Veterinary Center is an AAHA-accredited full-service small animal hospital at 7677 Ronson Rd Ste 100 in San Diego, open six days a week and treating cats and dogs. Services run from routine exams, vaccinations and parasite prevention through internal medicine, dentistry and surgery, with an in-house laboratory and pharmacy, and it sees emergency and urgent care cases during regular clinic hours only.

Call (858) 279-3000
Open until 6:00 PM today · closed Sunday
AAHA accredited24 servicesCats, Dogs
EmergenciesDaytime only. The emergency page is headed 'Daytime Emergency Animal Hospital in San Diego' and says the practice provides urgent and emergency care for cats and dogs during regular clinic hours, Monday through Saturday. Outside those hours it directs owners to VCA Animal Specialty Group (858-560-8006) or Veterinary Specialty Hospital Sorrento Valley (858-875-7500), and pets needing overnight hospitalization are referred to other local 24-hour hospitals. The site also says that if an emergency cannot be fitted into the schedule, owners should go to the after-hours hospital instead.
HoursOpen until 6:00 PM
Monday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
SundayClosed
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24 services, one practice.

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Routine ExamsVaccinationsParasite PreventionPuppy And Kitten CareSenior Pet CareInternal MedicineDental CareDental SurgeryDigital Dental X-RaysSoft Tissue SurgerySpay And NeuterOcular SurgeryMass RemovalForeign Body SurgeryWound CareEmergency And Urgent CareDigital RadiographyBloodwork

What Kearny Mesa Veterinary Center says

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

  • Accepting new patientsKearny Mesa Veterinary Center is accepting new patients!
  • Payment plans or financingFinancing Options
  • DentistryOur veterinary dentists at Kearny Mesa Veterinary Center provide dental exams, cleanings, surgery and more.
  • SurgeryVeterinary Surgery
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Maria Martinez-Diaz
Who they treat

2 species under this roof

CatsDogs
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Part Time Veterinary Receptionist (Care Coordinator)

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$18.30 to $22.36 an hour

  • “Benefit from structured onboarding, ongoing training, and constructive feedback”
  • “Schedule: Monday through Friday; 8AM-6PM and Saturday; 8AM-4PM”
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