Standiford Veterinary Center

You know your pet better than anyone.

Our emergency veterinarians are here when your gut says something isn’t right.

Reach out to our team today! 209-577-3481

During a veterinary emergency, every minute counts. When you arrive, our team will quickly assess your pet’s condition and prioritize care based on urgency. While we know waiting is stressful, this process ensures the sickest patients are seen first. Our goal is to keep you informed and your pet safe through every step of treatment.

Hello Standiford Veterinary Clients,

We want to thank you for your continued patience and support. We've heard your concerns regarding our phone system and are excited to share that we've implemented a new phone tree to help streamline call routing and reduce wait times.

Our goal is to provide you with quicker and more efficient service, and we believe this update will make a positive difference in your experience with us.

We truly value your feedback—thank you for helping us improve!

Community Advisory: K9 Zero Procession

On September 2, 2025, marked law enforcement vehicles will be present in the area near Standiford Emergency Veterinary Clinic to es**rt K9 Zero for transport to a pet mortuary in Turlock. Please be assured this is a ceremonial procession to honor his service, not related to any law enforcement activity. Thank you for your understanding and support during this difficult time.

Gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV) happens when a dog’s stomach twists and traps gas, cutting off blood flow.

Learn the signs, what causes it, and what to do if you suspect bloat.

Struggling to breathe is never normal, and is extremely uncomfortable for your pet.

If you notice that they are breathing rapidly, making unusual sounds, or showing any of these signs, head to your nearest pet emergency hospital immediately.

“Phillip” is MISSING
Area: Kingsland lane-Thistlewood Way-Wakebridge Dr-Longbridge Dr-Standiford Ave. Has wound on side of face
209-409-1528
209-577-3481
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