TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center
TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center is a general practice practice in South San Francisco, CA. Procedures include Soft Tissue Surgeries, Routine Surgery, Wellness Care, and Cystotomies.
About
TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center in South San Francisco, CA, provides individualized veterinary care for dogs and cats. The clinic offers a range of general practice services including wellness care, vaccinations, dental care, routine surgery, and diagnostics. They also provide urgent care for medical concerns such as wounds, vomiting, and ear infections, and offer senior pet care, including euthanasia services.
The center is open six days a week and accommodates same-day, walk-in, and urgent care appointments. Their team focuses on delivering high-standard care to pets and their families in the South San Francisco community. Surgical services utilize advanced equipment such as state-of-the-art anesthesia and monitoring systems, and electrocautery.
Surgical team
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Dr. Del Castillo
DVM
She studied veterinary medicine at UNAM in Mexico City and moved to the U.S. to continue learning and growing in her field, completing a rotating internship in San Diego. Dr. del Castillo is passionate about providing gentle, high-quality care to every pet she meets.
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Eulia
A devoted cat lover with three of her own feline companions, she brings compassion and enthusiasm to every patient she meets. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biopsychology from Mills College, and aspires to attend veterinary school to become a veterinary surgeon.
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Amy
I have an Associates of Science in Veterinary Technology and Bachelor of Science in Photography. I have been in this field for 5 years and continue to love it! In the future I would like to specialize in Cardiology and Anesthesia, I have a love for surgery, dentistry and my Cardio babies.
Procedures
- Soft Tissue Surgeries
- Routine Surgery
- Wellness Care
- Cystotomies
- Diagnostics
- Mass Removals
- Urgent Care
- Vaccinations
- Dental Care
- Senior & End-of-Life Care
- Spay & Neuter
- Dental Surgeries
Equipment
- state-of-the-art anesthesia and monitoring systems
- electrocautery
- advanced teeth-cleaning equipment
Photos
Photos via Google · Zach DeRossette, Yolanda Bulnes, Paulina del Castillo, Pete Quigley
Frequently asked questions
- What types of pets does TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center treat?
- TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center provides high-quality, individualized care for dogs and cats. Their services are focused on keeping these pets healthy and their families happy through a range of general wellness and urgent care services.
- What surgical procedures are offered at TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center?
- The center offers a variety of surgical procedures for cats and dogs, including elective, preventative, and some emergency surgeries. These include spays, neuters, mass removals, cystotomies for bladder stones, dental surgeries, and soft tissue surgeries on a case-by-case basis.
- Does TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center provide urgent care services?
- Yes, the team at TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center can see pets during regular office hours for urgent medical concerns. These include issues such as wounds, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, allergies, and ear infections. Same-day, walk-in, and urgent care appointments are available.
- What services does TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center offer for senior pets?
- TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center provides senior dog and cat care, recommending twice-yearly health exams for older pets. These check-ups include blood tests to assess organ function and evaluate blood cell counts, as well as dental health evaluations. The clinic also offers euthanasia services in a private and compassionate setting.
- What equipment is used for surgical procedures at TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center?
- TotalCare Veterinary & Surgical Center is equipped with cutting-edge surgical technology. Their surgical suites feature state-of-the-art anesthesia and monitoring systems to track vital signs. They also use electrocautery for most surgeries to help reduce bleeding, discomfort, and swelling, aiming for faster recovery.