ARCHVET Animal Hospital
ARCHVET Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in San Jose, CA. Procedures include Spay and neuter surgery, Emergency triage, Urinalysis, and Senior pet exams.
About
ArchVet Animal Hospital is a locally owned, full-service veterinary hospital in San Jose, CA, offering both general practice and walk-in urgent and emergency-style care. The hospital provides advanced in-house diagnostics, including CT, ultrasound, and digital X-ray, alongside services such as surgery, dentistry, wellness exams, and exotic pet medicine for dogs, cats, rabbits, reptiles, birds, and pocket pets.
With two San Jose locations, ArchVet serves families from Winchester, Santana Row, West San Jose, South San Jose, Santa Teresa, Campbell, Santa Clara, Cupertino, Los Gatos, Willow Glen, and nearby South Bay neighborhoods. The Winchester hospital handles emergency triage, urgent care, CT imaging, and advanced case evaluation, while the Santa Teresa hospital focuses on routine general practice needs like preventive visits, vaccinations, and spay/neuter surgery.
Procedures
- Spay and neuter surgery
- Emergency triage
- Urinalysis
- Senior pet exams
- Urgent care
- Pet surgery
- Dentistry
- Dental cleaning
- Hospitalization
- Emergency care
- Preventive visits
- IV fluids
- Vaccinations
- Follow-up care for chronic medical conditions
- Bloodwork
- Nutritional guidance
- Pain control
- Tooth extraction
- Parasite prevention
- Soft-tissue surgery
- CT scan
- Mass evaluation
- Fecal testing
- Exotic pet medicine
- Wellness exams
- Puppy and kitten visits
- General practice
Equipment
- In-house lab
- Surgical suite
- Dental imaging
- Digital X-ray
- Ultrasound
- CT
Photos
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Frequently asked questions
- What makes ArchVet Animal Hospital different from a standard clinic?
- ArchVet combines the comfort of a neighborhood practice with hospital-level capabilities, including a privately owned CT scanner, surgical suite, in-house lab, and a clinical team trained for both routine and complex cases. This approach aims to reduce referrals, provide faster answers, and offer a single facility that knows the pet.
- What types of urgent and emergency cases does ArchVet handle?
- The Winchester team sees emergency and urgent cases during open hours for pets experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, toxin exposure, breathing problems, seizures, collapse, trauma, bite wounds, eye injuries, urinary blockage, bloat concerns, pain, wounds, and sudden behavior changes. Triage prioritizes the sickest pets.
- What advanced diagnostic tools are available at ArchVet?
- ArchVet offers diagnostic tools such as bloodwork, urinalysis, fecal testing, digital X-rays, ultrasound, dental imaging, and CT scanning. CT imaging is particularly useful for chronic nasal disease, suspected tumors, trauma, complex fractures, oral disease, surgical planning, foreign bodies, and cases where standard X-rays lack detail.
- What routine and preventive care services does ArchVet provide?
- Routine care at ArchVet includes wellness exams, puppy and kitten visits, vaccines, parasite prevention, senior pet screening, nutritional guidance, dental cleaning, tooth extraction, spay and neuter surgery, mass evaluation, soft-tissue surgery, and follow-up care for chronic medical conditions. Preventive visits help detect problems early.
- What species of animals does ArchVet typically treat?
- ArchVet primarily sees dogs and cats. Additionally, the Winchester team provides care for rabbits, reptiles, birds, and other exotic companions. Pet owners are encouraged to call ahead if they are unsure whether their specific species or situation can be accommodated.