Valley of the Moon Vet Hospital

Through in-house testing and the utilization of other laboratories, we offer a wide range of diagnostic procedures. When unique diagnostic techniques are required, we collaborate closely with local practitioners. A well-stocked pharmacy, in-hospital surgery room, in-house x-ray facilities, a tightly supervised hospitalization area, and indoor boarding kennels with outdoor roaming areas are all available at the facility. At Sonoma Veterinary Clinic, we endeavor to provide not only accurate advice, but also the best possible veterinary treatment, allowing you to enjoy your pet for as long as possible. It is not only our job to treat your pet when he or she is ill, but it is also our mission to teach you how to keep your best friend happy and healthy.

Sonoma Animal Hospital would like to extend a warm welcome to you. We've been serving the neighborhood for more than three decades. Dr. David Sleep has worked with a variety of pets and animals throughout his career, but his current focus is on cats and dogs. We value your pet's health and well-being and will go to great lengths to ensure that they receive the finest possible care. Wellness exams, preventative medicine, general surgical treatments, dental, and medical case diagnosis and treatment are all available at Sonoma Animal Hospital. Most medical conditions may be diagnosed quickly and thoroughly using our in-house laboratory services.

Our clientele adore us because of our distinct philosophy of comprehensive medicine with a personal touch. Every member of our team knows how important it is to treat your dog or cat with the love and respect they deserve. We hope to provide you and your pet with a completely unique experience as we grow.

We outgrown our existing location since Napa River Pet Hospital has been such a success. We believed it was necessary to expand to a new building in order to maintain our high level of service. We've built a fresh new, state-of-the-art building with a capacity of 2000 square feet to continue our aim of "Quality Medicine, Individualized Pet Care."

"Peter and Karen Morse founded SVH in 1979 as a non-profit organization. It received AAHA accreditation soon after and has kept it for the past 40 years. Through dedicated service to our community and strong word-of-mouth support, we have expanded slowly and organically."

After graduating from Cornell Veterinary School in 1927, Dr. Walter E Brandner relocated to Petaluma and founded an animal hospital in the Rex Hardware building on the corner of Fourth and B Streets, as well as taking over the leadership of the Petaluma Laboratories, which had been established in 1923. The Petaluma Laboratories were relocated out of town in 1931, and the new Brandner Laboratory and Hospital was established in the same location. In 1949, Dr. Brandner contacted San Francisco architect Mario Corbett, who also constructed the Hope Lutheran Church in Daly City, to create the drawings for the structure at Second and D Streets. A laboratory, retail sales rooms, and boarding facilities for up to 50 dogs were all part of the original veterinary facility.