Pet n' Vet Support Services is located at 2358 University Ave #1011 in San Diego, California 92104. Pet n' Vet Support Services can be contacted via phone at (619) 208-4637 for pricing, hours and directions.
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(619) 208-4637
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Q What is the phone number for Pet n' Vet Support Services?
A The phone number for Pet n' Vet Support Services is: (619) 208-4637.
Q Where is Pet n' Vet Support Services located?
A Pet n' Vet Support Services is located at 2358 University Ave #1011, San Diego, CA 92104
We had committed to an overseas trip when our cat Ziggy was diagnosed with cancer. His condition required daily care including the administration of medication and fluids. When we looked for someone who could handle his medical needs while we were gone several people recommended Josh at Pet n Vet services.He is extremely professional and organized, which gave us confidence that Ziggy would get the daily care he needed. Its also clear to us that he loves his work and has great affection and empathy for the animals he works with. We could tell we had someone caring for Ziggy who could provide that care in a loving and thoughtful manner.Josh sent us daily updates on our trip and even taught our dad Eddy (house-sitting non-cat-person) some tricks on how to improve Ziggy's oral fluid intake.Without Josh's help the trip would have been impossible. And with the compassionate manner in which he provided care we were able to be relaxed on our trip without worrying about our little guy.We are so thankful to Josh for his help with Ziggy!
Mim M. on Yelp
Holy crap! Can't report on actual service but to come and give my cat a shot twice a day (no other service) while on a week's vacation was quoted over $800. We live right off the inland corridor! Boarding with shots at an animal resort is less than half that!I am confused-where are you located? I can't imagine that I am outside your service area, much less 30 miles round trip outside. I am just north of Mira Mesa!
Mendy D. on Yelp
I have used this company twice now....once to help me administer subQfluids to a anxious kitty and once while I was away on vacation and one pet needed daily medications. They are so professional and trustworthy! would recommend them in a heartbeat of you need your baby taken care of!!!
Kevin W. on Yelp
Home service that's easy, affordable, friendly and trustworthy!After we struggled with trying to do SubQ at home under the training and direction of Niko's vet, I called Pet n Vet (Josh) to come and help. I based this off of the great reviews, and it was the best call I made. Josh bonded with Niko right away, even though he was there for treatment. He's very kind and it felt like having a friend over for a visit. He gave us pointers and trained us on SubQ treatment. We scheduled check-in visits and he provided the in-home care we needed for our Niko. When the time had come, Josh arranged for the most wonderful vet to come to our house for the final appointment. She was beyond fantastic, and having Josh assist was very calming for our Niko. It couldn't have gone any better, for what it was. Josh was responsive to messages, appointments and requests for info and we really felt 'taken care of' for Niko's needs. Our next cat will definitely meet Josh and we look forward to working with him again soon.
Andrew M. on Yelp
Our 8-year-old female cat, ZuZu had become quite ill in late 2017 and 2018. ZuZu had been steadily losing weight even though she had a voracious appetite. Visits to three different vets (including a holistic vet) revealed no specific causes for her condition. They did all the tests and everything came back normal. The only thing all of the vets agreed on was that ZuZu had a severe dental issue and probably needed to have multiple teeth extracted. One day, after a visit with her regular vet, ZuZu was so stressed she conked out for 48 hours on the couch and did not move during that time (she did not eat or go to the bathroom). We figured she was dying (she had lost about a third of her body weight over the past few months despite wanting to eat constantly). In a last gasp effort I took her back to her vet to see if there was anything else they could do. They did not have any answers but they did give her sub-cutaneous fluids because she was very dehydrated. About 12 hours later she was awake and asking for food. Amazing! Clearly the fluids helped her. I discussed with the vet if we needed to continue to give her fluids and they said she would need them every few days if she's not taking in enough fluids on her own, which apparently was the case. Because ZuZu hates going to the vet and I didn't want to put her through that stress every few days (given her condition) I looked for a mobile vet tech who could come to the house to give her the SubQ fluids. I found Josh at Pet n Vet Support services and hired him to do this. Josh was absolutely fantastic in every way. He clearly knows what he is doing and knows how to treat animals properly and with compassion. He came to our house every few days over the course of a couple of months to give ZuZu fluids and I definitely think this saved her life. He also cleaned her ears because she had a nagging ear infection and gave her vitamin B-12 shots, which seemed to give her a boost of energy. He took amazing care of her and even though she was still very sick she did improve a bit getting the regular fluids. As it turns out, Josh is very experienced with dental procedures on dogs and cats. He and the vet he works with perform many of these surgeries. Josh examined our cat's teeth and confirmed she needed the dental surgery. He felt there was a good chance that removing the infected teeth would help ZuZu's condition. So we set up the surgery with the VetBus, which is where Josh works when not running Pet n Vet Support Services. The vet at the VetBus (who is also wonderful -- see my Yelp review on VetBus for more info) came to our house to examine ZuZu and we scheduled the surgery. The VetBus is a mobile veterinary lab and they were able to come to our house and do the surgery parked in front of our house saving ZuZu the stress of another traumatic visit to the vet. After the dental surgery, in which they removed 19 of ZuZu's teeth, she quickly showed remarkable improvement. She started gaining weight and became more active. She became cuddly again and started playing with her toys and with her brother. She had stopped doing all of this in the months prior to the surgery. ZuZu was a regular cat again and I have to thank Josh for doing so much for ZuZu during this entire ordeal. I can't imagine a better person to call to care for your pets. He provides an amazing service and is a wonderful person to deal with. Thank you, Josh!
