What types of routine medical care does All God's Creatures Animal Hospital offer?

All God's Creatures Animal Hospital offers routine medical care including wellness checks, sick patient care, and treatment of minor emergencies. Their goal is to provide excellent care for pets while giving a professional experience for their students.

What advanced specialty services are available at All God's Creatures Animal Hospital?

All God's Creatures Animal Hospital offers a wide array of advanced specialty services including surgery, orthopedic surgery, platelet rich plasma, ultrasonography, endoscopy, and stem cell therapy. They also provide lab and diagnostic services.

Does All God's Creatures Animal Hospital provide care for aging pets?

Yes, the hospital offers geriatric care to help manage age-related changes such as osteoarthritis, dietary requirements, and chronic internal organ problems. They also provide end of life services including hospice, euthanasia, and cremation.

Who founded All God's Creatures Animal Hospital?

All God's Creatures Animal Hospital was founded in 2022 by Dr. Richard Johnson. He established the hospital with a mission to offer the highest standard of veterinary medicine for pets at every stage of life.

What is Dr. Savides's area of passion in veterinary medicine?

Dr. Selena Savides's passion in veterinary medicine is surgery, and she has become well versed in soft tissue surgery. She also combines her love for travel with veterinary work, participating in volunteer programs that provide international aid for animals.

All God's Creatures Animal Hospital

All God's Creatures Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in El Cajon, CA. Procedures include Routine Exams, Stem Cell Therapy, Rehabilitation, and Puppies & Kittens.

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About

All God's Creatures Animal Hospital in El Cajon, CA, provides comprehensive primary and specialty medical services. The hospital offers routine medical care including wellness checks, sick patient care, and treatment of minor emergencies. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, services include routine exams, vaccinations, dentistry, geriatric care, and puppy and kitten care. Advanced services such as surgery, orthopedic surgery, ultrasonography, endoscopy, and stem cell therapy are also available.

Founded in 2022 by Dr. Richard Johnson, the hospital aims to serve the San Diego community by delivering high-quality, cost-effective veterinary healthcare. It also functions as a teaching hospital, with a vision to become a preferred veterinary technician education source. The clinic welcomes new patients and strives to build strong relationships with pet owners.

Surgical team

Richard Johnson

DVM

Dr. Johnson has had a rich and full life deeply involved in Veterinary Medicine!
Selena Savides

DVM

Dr. Selena Savides grew up on a cattle ranch in the rolling hills of Central California.
Kelsey Remig

DVM

Dr. Kelsey Remig grew up on the east coast in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Vinutha Gowda

DVM

Dr. Vinutha Gowda joined All Gods Creatures in September 2024 as a staff veterinarian.

Procedures

Routine Exams
Stem Cell Therapy
Rehabilitation
Puppies & Kittens
Geriatric Care
Orthopedic Surgery
Platelet Rich Plasma
Dentistry
Vaccinations & Prevention
Lab & Diagnostics
Surgery

Equipment

Ultrasonography
Endoscopy

Photos

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Frequently asked questions

What types of routine medical care does All God's Creatures Animal Hospital offer?: All God's Creatures Animal Hospital offers routine medical care including wellness checks, sick patient care, and treatment of minor emergencies. Their goal is to provide excellent care for pets while giving a professional experience for their students.
What advanced specialty services are available at All God's Creatures Animal Hospital?: All God's Creatures Animal Hospital offers a wide array of advanced specialty services including surgery, orthopedic surgery, platelet rich plasma, ultrasonography, endoscopy, and stem cell therapy. They also provide lab and diagnostic services.
Does All God's Creatures Animal Hospital provide care for aging pets?: Yes, the hospital offers geriatric care to help manage age-related changes such as osteoarthritis, dietary requirements, and chronic internal organ problems. They also provide end of life services including hospice, euthanasia, and cremation.
Who founded All God's Creatures Animal Hospital?: All God's Creatures Animal Hospital was founded in 2022 by Dr. Richard Johnson. He established the hospital with a mission to offer the highest standard of veterinary medicine for pets at every stage of life.
What is Dr. Savides's area of passion in veterinary medicine?: Dr. Selena Savides's passion in veterinary medicine is surgery, and she has become well versed in soft tissue surgery. She also combines her love for travel with veterinary work, participating in volunteer programs that provide international aid for animals.

Contact & hours

Address

616 Broadway
El Cajon

Phone

(619) 489-3339

Website

allgodscreaturesanimalhospital.com

4.7 · 94 Google reviews

Recent reviews

3 months ago

Barbara Culver

The team at All God’s Creatures has been taking care of my dogs for years. They’ve seen us through a lot There’s no other vet’s office I trust more. They have always been there for me and my amazing dogs. My dogs are definitely my family and the team at All God’s Creatures treats them like their own family and they always have. You just couldn’t find a better place to care for your pets regular care.
8 months ago

Ella Myers

So amazing I almost want to gatekeep amd not write a review so it doesn't get too busy 🤣 I cant say enough about this place. Took my mom's baby girl Shala here today for some severe allergies. They were so friendly and checked me in and got me in a room right away. Shala has serious vet anxiety and they did absolutely wonderful making her feel comfortable. All the staff are stellar at their jobs. I believe I saw Maureen Borja, she was so kind and helpful. Gave me so much information on not only Shala, but advice on my dog as well. I wish I knew the name of the assistant because she was so incredible as well. Tahti (I am probably butchering the spelling im sorry) got Shala an appointment promptly and is so amazing at what she does and im so grateful to her for helping Shala get the care she needed so quickly. THANK YOU ALL!!! I will be taking my baby here and here only from here on out. If you are wondering where your baby can get the absolute best care, its not a question, take them here.
5 months ago

jennifer paderewski

Giving a 3 is heartbreaking. But I’m gonna do it! My 13 year old dog has cancer in 3 different areas and we thought long and hard as a family and decided to let him live his best life and not cut on him. The doc strong suggested 20 times that we shouldn’t do that and give him the surgery. As tho this decision was easy for us. We don’t have $20k to do chemo or radiation and personally wouldn’t do it for a human at this age in life. I love this vet and know they care. But I don’t need added mom guilt from a stranger!

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4 months ago

supreme oppressor

We had to put my son’s cat down. It was really rough on him. He lost an eye due to cancer when he was young. After he fought the cancer off a second time. We got him a kitten 17 years ago. He named her Lucy. Well, she got cancer. It was in her eye. She lasted as long as she could. We’ve been to this vet several times for other cats so they know us there and they know that we have money to pay. She took Lucy out of the room and then brought her back with an IV. She told us that she would give us a few minutes to say goodbye. Before she left the room she asked for payment. We said that we would pay after, and that we want some time to say goodbye. then right after the door closed. It seems like five seconds later her and another person came back into the room, and asked for payment again. this is so uncalled for and such a horrible thing to do. She’s not even gone yet. They haven’t done the procedure and they’re already demanding money for something that was very emotional for the whole family very disappointed in their behavior. Maybe they should get some bereavement training or maybe some just actual compassion instead of worrying about their bottom line.
4 months ago

Cindy Price

I took my blind dog to this training vet hospital and was told she needed her right eye removed immediately and the charge would be $6000!!!!! After leaving the vet, I called my husband crying. I would do anything for her and my husband was supportive. But $6000 at a training vet hospital?????? I decided to get a second opinion and was told if any eye needed to be removed, it was the left eye. This was at a non student vet clinic and they quoted me under $2000 for removal of her eye. HOWEVER, the other vet hospital encouraged me to try eye medication first instead of putting her through the trauma of eye surgery removal. I will NEVER take another pet to this vet again! Robbing people at their most vulnerable time with exhorbinant prices!!!!!!

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