Arroyo Veterinary Clinic

Arroyo Veterinary Clinic Your local AAHA-Accredited veterinary hospital, ranking among top 15% of US practices.

Arroyo Veterinary Clinic is an AAHA-accreditted full service hospital with a proud history of serving its clients and and their pets for over 40 years. Our dedicated and experienced team always strives to "keep your best friend happy and healthy"

Hello Arroyo Family, We are having a dental promotion for the month of September… COMPLIMENTARY SANOS for all dental pro...
09/02/2026

Hello Arroyo Family,

We are having a dental promotion for the month of September… COMPLIMENTARY SANOS for all dental procedures 🥳

After your pets teeth have been X-rayed, cleaned, and any additional treatments that are necessary your team applies Sanos!! The application of Sanos aids in extending the benefits of a professional cleaning by reducing the build up of plaque for up to 6 months.

The majority of pets have some form of dental disease by the time they turn 3 years old. The best medicine is prevention! Brushing their teeth daily is ideal but we understand that may not always be possible. Regular oral exams and dental cleaning procedures as recommended by your pet’s veterinarian help keep dental disease at bay!

Give us a call if you have any questions or would like to schedule a dental evaluation to determine if a dental cleaning is recommended for your pet’s best health!

08/31/2026

We are experiencing issues with our phones and internet currently. You may not get through to us if you call.

Please email us at [email protected] and we will get back to you ASAP!

Dr. Mollie Powell grew up in Northern Virginia and always knew she wanted to work with animals. She realized that veteri...
08/29/2026

Dr. Mollie Powell grew up in Northern Virginia and always knew she wanted to work with animals. She realized that veterinary medicine was her calling while caring for her guinea pig, Diablo, through his illness. The experience reinforced her love of caring for animals, but also sparked a passion for understanding the science behind disease and treatment.

Dr. Powell earned her undergraduate degree in Biology from George Mason University, with a minor in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation through the Smithsonian-Mason Conservation Biology Institute. During college, she began working as a veterinary assistant. She went on to earn her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, where she pursued additional training in surgery and exotic animal medicine. After graduation, she completed a rotating small animal internship at the Regional Veterinary Referral Center in Springfield, Virginia.

Dr. Powell moved to the Bay Area in 2021. After two years working in emergency medicine at a multi-species emergency hospital, she transitioned to small animal and exotic animal general practice in 2023. Her professional interests include exotic animal medicine—especially small mammals—soft tissue surgery, and emergency medicine. Her goal is to work collaboratively with owners to find the best solution for their and their pet’s needs, rather than simply pursuing a one-size-fits-all approach.

Dr. Powell lives in Castro Valley with her husband, Ernesto, their Cocker Spaniel, Bonnie, and guinea pig, Bean. Outside of veterinary medicine, she enjoys motorcycling, dog training and sports, hiking, trap and s***t shooting, and playing Dungeons & Dragons.

08/26/2026

One more image wouldn’t hurt 😅😭🐾

08/21/2026

ITS FRIDAY & ROLLY KNOWS IT 😆🍑🐾

08/17/2026

Kulfi is the cutest ever 🥹 comment which snack was your favorite!! 🍇🍎🌿🥕

Mimi & Aylin unexpectedly both wearing purple 🥹💜🐾
08/10/2026

Mimi & Aylin unexpectedly both wearing purple 🥹💜🐾

08/07/2026

DISCLAIMER, the question was “what she would do to protect us if a zombie came to the clinic” 😭😭😭😭

*she would never do this to clients 😭*

08/05/2026

Yes, your dog can also tear their ACL. We usually see them more commonly in bigger dogs, but this sweet girl happened to tear her ACL! We diagnose a tear in their cranial cruciate ligament when they are sedated, as it can be a painful orthopedic exam. The best way to help your pet feel more comfortable is to do a TPLO surgery. The TPLO surgery stands for Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy and it essentially is a surgery that changes the knee’s biomechanics and repair the ligament torn!

As we have been experiencing more and more hot sunny days here in our community we wanted to spread awareness about heat...
08/03/2026

As we have been experiencing more and more hot sunny days here in our community we wanted to spread awareness about heat stroke which is something that we can see during the hot weathers ! Please make sure to read the infographics and let us know if you have any questions! 🐾🐾🐾

Address

15775 Washington Avenue
San Lorenzo, CA
94580

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+15102788440

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