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The caring and experienced team at VCA ASEC!
The caring and experienced team at VCA ASEC!
The caring and experienced team at VCA ASEC!
The caring and experienced team at VCA ASEC!
The caring and experienced team at VCA ASEC!
VCA ASEC Veterinary Medicine

Based in West Los Angeles, CA, VCA Animal Specialty & Emergency Center (ASEC) is a leading 24-hour specialty animal care center offering board-certified specialists in surgery, emergency & critical care, diagnostic imaging, cardiology, oncology, and internal medicine, as well as the latest, cutting-edge equipment and technology. VCA ASEC promotes the health and well-being of companion animals through advanced treatment and education, along with dedicated compassion. In business for more than 30 years, our mission is to provide the best quality of care and service for pets, their humans, and their family's primary veterinarian.

Website: vcahospitals.com

Phone: (310) 473-5906

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of S Sepulveda Blvd and Pontius Ave

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1535 S Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90025 ·2198.12 mi

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Fara A. 08/31/26

We were transferred to VCA ASEC after bringing our dog (Winston) to Modern Animal for lethargy and decreased appetite. I was somewhat apprehensive because they took Winston to be examined without...

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H H. 08/02/26

Yesterday, my dog, Nami, suddenly started limping after our walk. She cried out in pain, kept trying to hide, and became unusually quiet and withdrawn. I was worried that she might have a luxating...

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Cindy L. 11/01/26

We brought our dog in to be put to sleep because she had a stroke the night before. It was the worst experience I have ever encountered with a vet not only to the front desk receptionist give us...

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Cyndi S. 07/31/26

Just needed to get talked through a skunk incident They're soooo helpful and nice !! Love them

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Paola B. 05/05/26

My Goldendoodle ate a lot of sand at the beach, and bringing her in early that morning turned out to be absolutely the right decision. The doctors were caring, knowledgeable, empathetic, and...

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