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PETS Referral Center Veterinary Emergency Service

At PETS Referral Center, your pet is cared for by highly qualified specialists who are more than outstanding doctors -- they're truly exceptional people, handpicked for their genuine compassion and unwavering commitment to doing what's best for each pet and family. We are committed to ensuring your pet receives the most comprehensive, effective care by not only working seamlessly with one another, but also with you and your primary care veterinarian.

Phone: (510) 548-6684

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of University Ave and 10th St

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1048 University Ave Berkeley, CA 94710 ·2336.86 mi

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Taylor G. 10/25/26

Unbeknownst to us, my girl had a bowel obstruction and part of her intestine was pierced and dying. After visiting SPEC in Fairfield and spending $1700 just on diagnostic work, we still didn't...

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Melissa R. 10/27/26

Staff is very condescending to pet owners in waiting area. I brought my cat in for unknown origin, high fever. They were callous and just kinda bitchy. When I asked for advice around prioritizing...

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Jennifer T. 10/03/26

I don't like writing negative reviews.... But I would probably not recommend this location. Our pet got very ill suddenly and this was the only pet ER Hospital that would accept patients last...

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Bellea M. 06/03/26

Back in March ... the way our 1-1/2 year old kitty, Thomas, was crying and favoring his left front leg, we thought he had broken a bone. We brought him to PETS Referral Center after our regular...

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Aria F. 07/28/26

We've had to come here twice now. The first time, in 2023, our tiny kitten was diagnosed with panleukapenia. They were so kind, as we said goodbye to our tiny boy that we had bottle fed and raised...

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