Pacific Coast Veterinary Specialists
Pacific Coast Veterinary Specialists is a veterinary practice in Calabasas, CA. Procedures include Internal medicine specialty care, Radioactive Iodine (I-131) Treatment, Minimally invasive stone management, and Laparoscopic Spay/ Ovariohysterectomies (OVH).
About
Pacific Coast Veterinary Specialists is a family-owned and operated specialty hospital in Calabasas, California, providing board-certified internal medicine and specialized surgical care. The clinic focuses on advanced diagnostics, including imaging and laboratory analysis, alongside minimally invasive procedures for urinary stone management and targeted I-131 therapy for feline hyperthyroidism. Their surgical department offers a range of outpatient and specialized services, including various laparoscopic procedures, wound management, and soft tissue surgeries.
The hospital operates as a collaborative partner to primary care veterinarians, functioning as a referral-based specialty center to support pets with complex medical needs. By maintaining a focus on personalized care and long-standing professional relationships, the team coordinates with referring doctors to ensure comprehensive treatment plans. Pet owners are encouraged to contact the facility to discuss specific surgical needs or to determine if a referral is appropriate for their pet's condition.
Procedures
- Internal medicine specialty care
- Radioactive Iodine (I-131) Treatment
- Minimally invasive stone management
- Laparoscopic Spay/ Ovariohysterectomies (OVH)
- Laparoscopic Gastropexy
Equipment
- Advanced imaging
Frequently asked questions
- What specialized treatments are available for cats with hyperthyroidism?
- The hospital offers radioactive iodine (I-131) treatment, which is a targeted therapy designed to treat and cure hyperthyroidism in cats. This procedure is administered through a single injection.
- Does the clinic perform laparoscopic surgeries?
- Yes, the surgical team provides a variety of laparoscopic procedures, including laparoscopic spay/ovariohysterectomies, laparoscopic gastropexy, laparoscopic liver biopsies, and laparoscopy-assisted biopsies for abdominal masses.
- How does the clinic work with my primary care veterinarian?
- The specialists at this facility function as a collaborative healthcare team with your general practitioner. They accept referrals from primary care vets and work to coordinate care to help pets achieve the best possible health outcomes.
- What options are available for urinary stone management?
- The clinic operates a Center for Minimally Invasive Stone Management. This service focuses on providing advanced and comprehensive care for urinary stones without the need for traditional surgery, while also developing extensive preventative plans to avoid recurrence.