What types of animals does VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital treat?

VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital provides comprehensive veterinary services for both feline and canine patients. Their care approach is designed to meet the specific health needs of cats and dogs, offering a range of medical services to support their well-being.

Does VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital offer any emergency services or support?

Yes, VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital offers an Emergency Virtual Waiting Room with estimated wait times, indicating a system for managing urgent cases. For immediate attention or emergencies, clients are advised to call the hospital directly rather than using online forms.

How can pet owners manage their pet's health care and appointments online?

Pet owners can utilize the myVCA platform and app to manage their pet's health care needs conveniently. This includes booking appointments, refilling prescriptions for food and treats, tracking vaccine status, and accessing live chat support anytime.

What options are available for pet owners interested in wellness and preventative care plans?

VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital offers CareClub® Wellness Plans, which are designed to provide personalized pet health care. These plans aim to make managing a pet's health easier and more accessible, focusing on preventative measures and ongoing well-being.

How does VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital handle surgical patient admissions?

Surgical patients at VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital have specific drop-off hours in the morning, typically between 7:00 am and 8:00 am. The hospital prefers that surgical patients arrive by 7:30 am to ensure timely preparation for their procedures.

VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital

VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in Los Angeles, CA.

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About

VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital provides veterinary care for cats and dogs, emphasizing world-class medicine with a hometown approach. The hospital offers an Emergency Virtual Waiting Room service with estimated wait times, allowing clients to manage urgent care needs. Patients can also benefit from CareClub® Wellness Plans and convenient online services through myVCA, including prescription refills and appointment scheduling.

The hospital facilitates patient care through structured appointment and drop-off systems, including specific morning hours for surgical patient admissions. Clients can access various pet health resources and manage aspects of their pet's care digitally via the myVCA app, which also provides live chat support. For immediate or emergency concerns, direct phone contact is advised.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of animals does VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital treat?: VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital provides comprehensive veterinary services for both feline and canine patients. Their care approach is designed to meet the specific health needs of cats and dogs, offering a range of medical services to support their well-being.
Does VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital offer any emergency services or support?: Yes, VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital offers an Emergency Virtual Waiting Room with estimated wait times, indicating a system for managing urgent cases. For immediate attention or emergencies, clients are advised to call the hospital directly rather than using online forms.
How can pet owners manage their pet's health care and appointments online?: Pet owners can utilize the myVCA platform and app to manage their pet's health care needs conveniently. This includes booking appointments, refilling prescriptions for food and treats, tracking vaccine status, and accessing live chat support anytime.
What options are available for pet owners interested in wellness and preventative care plans?: VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital offers CareClub® Wellness Plans, which are designed to provide personalized pet health care. These plans aim to make managing a pet's health easier and more accessible, focusing on preventative measures and ongoing well-being.
How does VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital handle surgical patient admissions?: Surgical patients at VCA Clarmar Animal Hospital have specific drop-off hours in the morning, typically between 7:00 am and 8:00 am. The hospital prefers that surgical patients arrive by 7:30 am to ensure timely preparation for their procedures.

Contact & hours

Address

18305 Hawthorne Blvd
Los Angeles

Phone

(310) 371-2474

Website

vcahospitals.com/clarmar

4.5 · 107 Google reviews

Recent reviews

a year ago

Lanna L

AVOID IT AT ALL COSTS. My cat took a vaccine with them in March and she has a record (from previous vet's) with their signature stating that she took her vaccines. They also write when the next one is due. They said she took the vaccine and just gave a receipt to prove and didn't write down when is her next one is due. We're flying to Europe next month and SHE NEEDS the signature of the vet that gave her the FVRV -FCV - FPV Vaccine. The receptionist said that the vet will not sign (WHYYY??? Did my cat actually take it cause I didn't see it). I'm going to a vet to do a EU healthy certificate for traveling, who already told me she needs on her record the signature of the vets she went and VCA was the only one that didn't do it. First time I booked with them they were also late and just when I got there I had the news I have to go another day, because they were busy. Making me and others waste our time. If I could give ZERO I would. Follow the photo where they said they did the last vaccination but didn't want to sign. I was the one who had to ask for the sticker as well. Ridiculous!!!! Other vets also let you stay with your cat for a simple vaccine and I had to wait outside. You can never know if she really got it or not.
3 years ago

O'Letha Ford

I took my pitbull Sweet Pea because she was having difficulty delivering her pups and they were going to charge me $8,694 to give her a C Section and she died before they did and they still charged me 2,469. My pitbull had one pup alive and I attempted to take care of her but she started thriving less and less. They charged me $400 just to see her and then charged me another $192 for antibiotics instead of telling me that the pup would die before I got her home. They could've just told me that she had no chance to survive. Instead they over charged me to even see her and then charged me another $192 just for antibiotics. And the puppy died less than 20 minutes after I took her away from the hospital. And on top of that, she was bleeding out of her mouth and nose. I didn't bring her bleeding. Shame on VCA. All you guys really care about is money. You don't really care about the animals. I'll never go back. I'm better off keeping my sick animals at home. They have a better chance with me. Smh.😠😡🤬. I guess they believe that only wealthier people should have animals but they can't keep them all. Nor would they. Doctors that don't really care!!!!!
a year ago

Jason

UPDATED 9/12 Midday Spoke to the manager who was able to clarify the costs and offer a reduction in payments due. It doesn’t make sense to pay 6 more months when 3 months of payments covers the services and vaccines I used during my dog’s time. Still slightly annoyed that the staff have 0 clue about what they are talking about. A lot of back and forth to get to this point (4 calls to this place and Care Club). They should consider a refresh of this policy or lose customers by leaving a sour taste in their mouth. ORIGINAL: Like others have stated VCA only cares about money and shows no sympathy towards your pets at all. READ the contract before signing for VCA Care Club. They force you into a one year contract that isn’t pro-rated or given a monthly option. In my case having to put my dog down due to declining health, they said I would have to pay the balance of the dues on the plan even when I have no dog left to care for.. They said there’s a $50 cancellation fee but then they retracted that statement and said I would have to pay $1200 plus or the balance of $900 for a dog I NO LONGER have. They are money greedy and I cannot recommend this plan.

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6 years ago

Artemis Grey (Remi)

I’ve only been here a handful of times so far, but every time I’ve come my cats and I have been treated wonderfully. The staff is all so kind and courteous, and it’s clear they really love the animals. They’re also very willing to work with me on the financial side of things since I am not in a super great financial situation at the moment, but they are dedicated to getting my asthmatic cat the treatment he needs without sending me to the poorhouse. I cannot express how much that means to me at a time when I thought I simply couldn’t afford the treatments my cat needs. Thank you, VCA Clarmar, for providing my cat with top-tier treatment and for not making me choose between my cat’s care and making rent.
5 years ago

Autumn Johnson

Fast and safe service. Took our new adopted kitty here to get her first check up and her 4month rabies shot. The staff was friendly and cautious of covid. We didn't even have to get out of the car. We were seen on time and our kitty came back relaxed and taking care of.

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