Park Animal Hospital

1207 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94122
Call (415) 753-8485
Dogs, Cats
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  • After hoursIf your pet encounters an emergency when we are closed, we recommend the following emergency care veterinary facility
  • DentistryComplete Dental Care
  • SurgeryGeneral Surgery
  • X-raysRadiology
  • UltrasoundUltrasound
  • EstablishedSince 1984, we have been providing dogs, cats and their human parents in the Bay Area with cutting-edge veterinary services
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