Medical services in Daly City handle the in-between cases that fall outside a routine wellness visit but do not need a surgical suite. Skin and ear concerns, eye flare-ups, digestive upsets, and chronic illnesses such as diabetes or cardiac conditions all need a careful workup and a clear plan of care. Our veterinarians see medical cases for dogs and cats seven days a week from 8 AM to 7 PM, with diagnostics available in-house so most pets leave with answers in hand. For medical concerns outside our hours, please visit a 24-hour veterinary facility in the Bay Area.
Veterinary medical services cover the assessment and ongoing care of common health conditions in dogs and cats. They include allergy and dermatology care, ear and eye concerns, gastrointestinal evaluation, endocrine disease management such as diabetes and thyroid conditions, and cardiology workup. The goal is to identify the underlying issue, build a care plan, and follow up over time as needed.
Itchy skin, recurring ear infections, paw licking, and hot spots are some of the most common reasons pets are seen on the medical side of our clinic. Allergy and dermatology cases can be tied to food, environmental allergens, parasites, or a combination of all three. Our team works through the possibilities with a careful skin and coat exam, skin scraping or cytology where indicated, and a stepwise care plan that may include diet changes, topical care, and follow-up to track improvement. Many pets settle into a long-term management plan once the underlying trigger is identified.
Ear and eye problems often look mild but escalate quickly when left alone. Persistent head shaking, redness, discharge, squinting, or a sudden change in vision all warrant a visit. Our veterinarians use otoscopy to examine the ear canal, ear mite microscopy when indicated, and fluorescein staining or tonometry to assess the eye surface and intraocular pressure where appropriate. Early evaluation often makes the difference between a short course of care and a more involved workup later.
Vomiting, diarrhea, weight changes, increased drinking and urination, or a sudden shift in appetite are signs that warrant a closer look. Our team can run bloodwork, urinalysis, fecal screens, and abdominal imaging in-house, often during the same visit. Endocrine conditions such as diabetes mellitus, hyperthyroidism in cats, and Cushing's disease in dogs are common in middle-aged and senior pets. Once the underlying condition is identified, we build a care plan that fits your pet's daily routine and review it at follow-up visits.
A heart murmur picked up during a routine exam is one of the most common reasons pets are referred for a cardiac workup. Our clinic offers in-house echocardiogram and Doppler imaging with board-certified radiology support, so most cardiac assessments can be completed without an outside referral. The workup helps clarify whether the murmur represents a structural change, what stage it is at, and how often follow-up will be needed.
Pets with confirmed cardiac conditions benefit from periodic rechecks that track changes over time. Our team coordinates with you on the recheck schedule, monitors for new signs at home, and adjusts the care plan if anything shifts.
Our medical services cover allergy and dermatology cases, ear and eye concerns, gastrointestinal issues, endocrine conditions such as diabetes and thyroid disease, and cardiology workups. If you are not sure whether a concern is medical or routine, call us at (415) 859-5676 and our team will help direct the visit.
Yes. Itchy skin, paw licking, ear infections, and hot spots are some of the most common cases we see. Our team works through food, environmental, and parasite triggers and builds a stepwise care plan that fits your pet.
Yes. We offer in-house echocardiogram and Doppler imaging with board-certified radiology support, so most cardiac workups can be completed without an outside referral.
Increased drinking and urination in older dogs and cats can be a sign of diabetes, kidney changes, or thyroid disease, among other possibilities. A wellness visit with bloodwork and urinalysis is the right first step. Call (415) 859-5676 to schedule.
Bring your dog or cat in for a medical workup at Daly City Pet Hospital. Same-day visits are available seven days a week. Book online or call (415) 859-5676 and our team will get you in.
