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(510) 797-7387Visit WebsiteMap & Directions5245 Central AveFremont, CA 94536 Write a Review

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BBB Rating: A+
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Services/Products: Dermatology Diagnostics Geriatrics Grooming Hospitalization Internal Medicine Parasite Control Surgical Procedures
Payment method: amex, discover, visa, cash, check, mastercard
Location: Central Veterinary Hospital
Neighborhood: Centerville
Other Link: http://www.centralveterinary.com
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Phone: (510) 797-7387

Address: 5245 Central Ave, Fremont, CA 94536

Website: http://www.centralveterinary.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Bad breath is one of the most recognizable symptoms of the need for dental care. Bacteria and plaque buildup in the mouth can cause a lingering odor. Other signs of poor oral health include drooling, vomiting, and pain while chewing. If you notice any of these symptoms in your pet, call us at (510) 797-7387 to schedule their dental examination.
Vaccination
Primary veterinary care is essential to helping your pet enjoy a long, healthy life. Our wellness visits include a comprehensive physical examination, vaccinations based on your pet’s age and risk assessment, intestinal parasite screening, a heartworm test, both blood and urine tests to actively assess the health of your pet’s internal organs.
Comprehensive Examination
As your pet begins to show signs of aging, Central Veterinary Hospital can offer unique and individualized care to support them in their later years. We offer preventative screening for elderly pets to either identify or rule our common diseases that may arise as your pet ages. Physical exams, serum profiles, and other tests can offer further insight into your aging pet's health. Geriatric pet care is a pillar of our compassionate care, and can help create a better quality of life for your pet.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
In California, year-round flea and parasite control is a necessity due to our generally warm climate. Parasite and tick control medicine can prevent infestation and subsequent illness, some of which can be serious and life-threatening. It is important to us to help protect our Fremont pet owners and their families. Our staff at Central Veterinary Hospital can help to stop an infestation and help to prevent future ones.
Pain Management
Spaying female puppies and kittens can help them live a longer, healthier life, as the procedure protects them from infection and disease. Central Veterinary Hospital employs our most advanced anesthesia and pain management techniques to ensure your pet's safety and comfort before, during, and after the procedure.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Heart Disease Treatment
Oral health is one of the most fundamental aspects of your pet’s well-being that goes far beyond bad breath and dental disease. Poor oral health can be one of the leading causes of kidney disease and/or heart failure, so it is extremely important to us that we provide the best possible dental care for your pet at every age.
Kidney Disease Treatment
At Central Veterinary Hospital, caring for your pet's overall well-being is our utmost priority, which is why we have expanded the offerings of our practice to include comprehensive dental care. It has been estimated that some 85 percent of pets over 4 years of age have developed some form of dental disease. This can affect so much more than just your pet's oral health, but can be a leading cause of heart or kidney disease.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Your pet's first dental appointment will include an examination of their tongue, gums, and palate, as well as their teeth. We use similar instruments as human dentists to scrub away tartar and discolorations, and we utilize subgingival scaling to clean thoroughly under your furry friend’s gums. After their teeth cleaning, your pet will be checked for signs of periodontal disease.

Wound and Fracture Care
Our veterinary clinic routinely uses radiographs to detect tumors and bone fractures, examine damage caused by heartworms, and check for a variety of other conditions, such as arthritis and spinal cord disease. Our techniques are both painless and safe, making them accessible to both pregnant females and very young pets without fear of harm. An X-ray can make for a more accurate diagnosis, enabling our veterinarians to offer the most effective care and treatment.

Veterinary Surgery
At Central Veterinary Hospital, our compassionate and comprehensive surgical care goes beyond the procedure itself. Our advanced anesthetics, individual attention, and post-operative therapies ensure your pet's safety both before and during the procedure, optimizing their comfort as we support you both during recovery and healing.
Laser Surgery
Spaying and Neutering
Our pets are our family, and we want to protect and enhance their health and happiness throughout every stage of their lives. From spay and neuter procedures and recovery support to excellence in geriatric care, Central Veterinary Hospital is your family's trusted healthcare advocate for your furry best friend.

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