All Pets Veterinary Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

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Rancho Palos Verdes, California · Veterinary Care Guide · Updated September 2026

All Pets Veterinary Hospital contact, map, hours, services, boarding, emergency routing, pharmacy, and records help

All Pets Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital for cats and dogs at 28326 S Western Ave, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275. The main phone number is 310-547-2784.

This guide is built for pet owners who need more than a directory listing. It covers the correct address, phone, map, hours, appointment process, new-patient steps, emergency routing, boarding requirements, doctor team, pharmacy, medical records, payment expectations, pet insurance help, and what to ask before approving treatment.

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Pet emergency warning: If your pet has breathing difficulty, collapse, repeated seizures, severe bleeding, suspected poisoning, major trauma, heatstroke, pale gums, a swollen painful belly, or inability to urinate, do not wait for a routine appointment. Call All Pets during open hours or contact ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospitals – South Bay for 24-hour emergency and specialty care.
Clinic address 28326 S Western Ave

Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275. Use this address for GPS, rideshare, records, insurance forms, and appointment paperwork.

Main phone 310-547-2784

Use for appointments, immediate assistance during open hours, questions, boarding, pharmacy, and general coordination.

Email contact Call instead

The official contact page says the clinic is unable to accept emails, so phone contact is the safest route.

Patients treated Cats & dogs

The official patient information says the hospital treats canine and feline patients in Rancho Palos Verdes and surrounding areas.

New clients Accepted

The clinic states that new patients are welcome and offers online booking for qualifying first visits.

Boarding Cats & dogs

Boarding is available with current exam, vaccines, fecal testing, and hospital-specific eligibility rules.

Confirm you have the right All Pets Veterinary Hospital

Several veterinary businesses use similar names. This page focuses on the All Pets Veterinary Hospital in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.

Search result clue Correct detail for this page Why it matters
Clinic name All Pets Veterinary Hospital Use the full name when calling, requesting records, or searching the map.
Location Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Do not confuse this page with similarly named clinics in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois, or other states.
Address 28326 S Western Ave, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 Use the street address to confirm you are booking the California location.
Phone 310-547-2784 Calling the wrong All Pets clinic can delay urgent care, records, or boarding reservations.

All Pets Veterinary Hospital contact information and hours

Use the phone number for appointment booking, immediate assistance during open hours, boarding questions, records, pharmacy questions, and urgent triage.

Contact item Current detail Use it for
Clinic name All Pets Veterinary Hospital Appointments, records, referrals, pet insurance claims, boarding forms, and map search.
Address 28326 S Western Ave, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 Driving directions, rideshare, boarding drop-off, records, and insurance forms.
Phone 310-547-2784 Book appointments, ask urgent questions, check same-day availability, and confirm boarding rules.
Email Unable to accept emails Use the phone number or official online booking instead of trying to email the clinic.
Patients Cats and dogs Call another exotic-pet provider if you need reptile, bird, rabbit, ferret, or pocket-pet care.
Day Listed hours Pet owner planning note
Monday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Call early for same-day questions after the weekend.
Tuesday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Good day for routine exams, refills, and follow-up planning.
Wednesday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Ask early if your pet may need diagnostics, dental planning, or admission.
Thursday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Confirm timing if the visit involves surgery consultation, boarding, or lab work.
Friday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Request refills before weekend closure risk or holiday changes.
Saturday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Saturday appointments are useful, but availability may fill quickly.
Sunday Closed Use an emergency veterinary hospital for serious symptoms.
Confirm before driving: Third-party map hours can lag behind official schedule changes. Call 310-547-2784 before time-sensitive visits, boarding drop-off, holiday weeks, or urgent symptoms.

Google map, directions, parking, and safe arrival checklist

Plan your route to South Western Avenue and call ahead if your pet is contagious, reactive, painful, or may need special handling.

All Pets Veterinary Hospital
28326 S Western Ave
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275
Main: 310-547-2784

Use the map for directions only. Call the clinic before entering if your pet has coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, suspected contagious disease, severe pain, mobility trouble, or a bite risk.

Dogs

Use a secure leash and keep your dog close in the parking area and lobby. Tell the front desk if your dog is reactive, anxious, painful, coughing, or needs a quiet entry plan.

Cats

Use a latched carrier. Do not carry a cat loose in your arms because traffic, dogs, and lobby noise can trigger escape behavior.

Boarding arrival

Bring vaccine proof, recent fecal testing information, food, medications, written instructions, and emergency contact details.

Sick-pet arrival

Bring photos or videos of symptoms, current medications, recent appetite and bathroom details, and prior records if the clinic is new to your pet.

How to book and prepare for a veterinary appointment

The official patient information explains the first-visit flow: get settled, meet the veterinarian, discuss history, receive assessment, and review diagnosis and treatment options.

Decide whether to book online or call. Use online booking for routine appointment needs when available. Call 310-547-2784 for immediate assistance, unclear symptoms, urgent concerns, boarding questions, or appointment changes.
Arrive about 10 minutes early. New clients may need paperwork. Completing the new patient form ahead of time can reduce check-in stress.
Bring the right history. Bring vaccine history, prior records, current medications, diet, allergies, recent symptoms, bathroom changes, and photos or videos if the problem is intermittent.
Ask for diagnosis and treatment options. After the exam, ask what the veterinarian found, what tests are recommended, which items are urgent, and what alternatives exist if cost is a concern.
Request a written summary. The patient information notes that a detailed report is created after the visit. Ask how you can access records through the AllyDVM app or by contacting the clinic.
Useful call script: “Hi, I need an appointment for my dog or cat. My pet is __ years old, symptoms started __, current medications are __, and I can bring records. Should I book online, schedule by phone, or go to emergency care?”

Emergency and urgent-care routing

All Pets says to call during open hours for immediate assistance, and it directs emergency cases to ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospital South Bay when needed.

During All Pets hours
Call 310-547-2784 before arriving. Tell the team your pet’s symptoms, breathing status, pain level, toxin risk, bleeding, seizure activity, urination status, and whether your pet can walk.
When closed
Use a 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital. Do not wait for the clinic to reopen if symptoms are serious.
Recommended emergency provider
All Pets directs emergency cases to ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospitals – South Bay. Public listings identify the South Bay ACCESS hospital in Torrance and list 24-hour emergency and specialty care.
Before transport
Use a carrier, crate, towel, or secure leash. Do not give human medication unless a veterinarian instructs you to do so.
Emergency option Details to verify Why to call first
All Pets Veterinary Hospital during open hours Call 310-547-2784 for immediate assistance and triage direction. The clinic can advise whether it can see your pet or whether emergency transfer is safer.
ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospitals – South Bay Public listing: 2551 W 190th St, Torrance, CA 90504. Phone: 310-320-8300. Listed as 24/7 emergency and specialty care. Emergency hospitals triage by severity and may have wait times, deposits, and specialty availability rules.
Nearest 24-hour ER if traveling Search by your current location, not the clinic address. Time matters for breathing difficulty, poisoning, urinary blockage, severe trauma, and seizures.
Go now, not later: Labored breathing, collapse, severe bleeding, suspected toxin exposure, repeated seizures, pale gums, heatstroke, uncontrolled pain, major trauma, or inability to urinate can become fatal quickly.

Veterinary services available at All Pets Veterinary Hospital

The official services pages describe a broad mix of primary care, prevention, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, rehabilitation-style therapies, hospice, and boarding for cats and dogs.

Care area Services listed Pet owner note
Wellness and prevention Routine exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention, preventive health planning, puppy care, kitten care, and senior-pet monitoring. Ask what is due based on age, lifestyle, boarding, grooming, travel, local risk, and previous vaccine history.
Internal medicine Diagnosis and treatment planning for internal conditions, disorders, or diseases affecting cats and dogs. Bring prior lab results and ask which diagnostics are needed today versus later monitoring.
Dental care Complete dental care, cleanings, dental surgery, oral-health evaluation, and treatment planning. Ask whether dental X-rays, extractions, anesthesia monitoring, pain medication, and recheck fees are included in the estimate.
Surgery The hospital describes reproductive, ocular, orthopedic, and soft-tissue surgeries. Ask about pre-anesthetic testing, fasting rules, anesthesia monitoring, discharge timing, e-collar needs, and follow-up care.
Acupuncture Dog and cat acupuncture for pain relief and support alongside other rehabilitative therapies. Ask whether the acupuncture questionnaire should be completed before the visit.
Cold laser therapy Non-invasive laser therapy for pain and inflammation when appropriate. Ask how many sessions may be needed and what outcome should be monitored at home.
Geriatrics and hospice Senior-pet care, comfort support, and end-of-life care for cats and dogs. Bring appetite, mobility, pain, weight, bathroom, sleep, and quality-of-life notes.
Boarding and daycare Daycare and overnight boarding for cats and dogs, including medical boarding in eligible situations. Boarding has exam, vaccine, fecal-test, and medical-condition eligibility requirements.

Pet boarding at All Pets Veterinary Hospital

All Pets offers boarding for cats and dogs with hospital support nearby, trained staff supervision, climate-controlled kennels, separate cat areas, outdoor dog runs, and optional add-on services.

Boarding eligibility matters: All pets must have a current exam with an All Pets Veterinary doctor. Senior pets need the exam updated every 6 months. Pets must be current on vaccinations, and fecal testing must have been completed within the last 30 days.
Boarding item Official detail Practical owner step
How to book Call in advance because availability may be limited. Ask about dates, drop-off time, pickup time, vaccine status, fecal test, medications, and medical conditions.
Exam requirement Current exam with an All Pets Veterinary doctor is required. Schedule the exam before your travel date, especially if your pet is new or overdue.
Senior pets Senior pets need an updated exam every 6 months. Ask whether lab work, medication review, or medical boarding eligibility should be checked before booking.
Vaccines and fecal test Pets must be up to date on vaccinations, and fecal testing must be completed within the last 30 days. Bring proof or confirm the clinic already has current records.
Dogs Dogs go outside to an outdoor run, have cleaned kennels, daily walks based on capacity, playtime, and evening routine. Pack food, medication, written instructions, and note leash behavior or anxiety triggers.
Cats Cats are fed according to owner specifications, receive interaction if wanted, and stay in a cat area separated from dogs. Bring diet details, medication instructions, litter preferences, and carrier details.
Medical boarding Available for some pets needing medication administration, post-surgical monitoring, or close observation. Call first because some conditions, including diabetes or seizure disorders, may not be accommodated.
Rates listed Typical boarding rates are listed as canine boarding $65–$85 per day depending on size and needs, and cat boarding $45 per day. Confirm current quote, add-on costs, medication fees, bathing, extra exercise, and pickup rules before booking.
Boarding packing checklist: Bring regular food, medications in original containers, written dosing instructions, vaccine proof, fecal test information, emergency contact, leash or carrier, and any comfort item the clinic allows.

Veterinary team and doctor selection

The official veterinarian page lists a medical director and veterinary team. Doctor availability can change, so ask the front desk which veterinarian fits your pet’s case.

Veterinary professional Role listed Useful booking question
Dr. Giles Willoughby, DVM Medical Director Ask whether this doctor is available for complex case review, treatment planning, or ongoing care decisions.
Dr. Daryl Wolf, DVM Veterinarian Ask whether this doctor’s schedule fits your pet’s appointment type, urgency, and follow-up needs.
Dr. Elspeth Holder, DVM Veterinarian Ask whether this doctor is available for wellness, illness, dental, surgical, or chronic-care discussions.
Breanna Naramore Practice Manager For operational questions, ask the front desk how to handle billing, boarding, forms, or records requests.
Do not delay urgent care for a preferred doctor. If your pet’s symptoms are serious, ask for the soonest safe medical option or go to emergency care.

Online pharmacy, in-house pharmacy, refills, and prescription food

All Pets says pet medications and specialty food can be purchased through the online store or in-house pharmacy. Its pharmacy page explains that PetVet Care Centers affiliate hospitals partner with Covetrus for fulfillment and delivery.

Online store

Use the official pharmacy page for orders that can be filled and delivered through Covetrus on behalf of the hospital.

In-house pharmacy

Ask the clinic if the medication is available for pickup, whether refills require doctor approval, and how much notice is needed.

Prescription food

Ask whether the diet is needed short term, long term, for weight loss, allergies, urinary health, kidney support, or digestive support.

Medication safety

Before giving a drug, confirm the pet name, medication name, strength, dose, timing, refill count, and whether it should be given with food.

Refill script: “My pet needs a refill for __. The dose is __, we have __ days left, and I want pickup or delivery. Does the doctor need an exam or lab check before approval?”

Medical records, forms, AllyDVM app, and visit documents

The patient information page links pet owner resources including AllyDVM medical records access, CareCredit, a new patient form, boarding form, acupuncture form, and day admit form.

Record or form need Best route What to prepare
Medical records Use the AllyDVM app or call the clinic. Pet name, owner name, vaccine history, lab results, imaging, surgery history, and destination clinic if transferring.
New patient form Use the official new patient form page or complete it on arrival. Owner contact details, pet history, vaccine details, medications, diet, allergies, and prior clinic information.
Boarding form Download and complete the boarding form before drop-off when available. Emergency contact, feeding instructions, medications, vaccine proof, fecal test status, and personal-item notes.
Day admit form Use the official day admit form if your pet will stay at the hospital for a procedure or monitoring. Reason for admission, medications, last food or water, symptoms, contact number, and authorization details.
Acupuncture questionnaire Use the official TCVM acupuncture questionnaire when acupuncture is being considered. Main concern, personality traits, symptoms, diet, habitat, medication or supplement use, appetite, water intake, urination, stool, vomiting, stiffness, and sleep pattern.
Pet insurance claim Ask for itemized invoice and medical notes after the visit. Claim form, policy number, diagnosis, treatment description, payment receipt, and records requested by your insurer.
Record transfer tip: If your pet is going to ACCESS South Bay or another emergency hospital, ask All Pets whether records can be shared quickly with the receiving hospital.

Billing, estimates, deposits, CareCredit, and pet insurance

The official patient FAQ says payment in full is expected when services are provided or when your pet is discharged. It also states that the hospital provides good-faith estimates and may require deposits for emergency exams, hospitalization, diagnostics, or surgery.

Payment methods

The official patient information lists cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express as payment options. Confirm current payment rules before a procedure or emergency admission.

CareCredit

The hospital lists CareCredit as a financing option with an application process. Confirm current promotional terms before relying on it.

Good-faith estimate

Ask for an estimate before treatment beyond the exam. Unforeseen circumstances can change the final bill, so ask what could increase the cost.

Pet insurance

The hospital says it can help fill out pet insurance forms. Most pet insurance is reimbursement-based, so request invoices and medical notes.

Ask before treatment
“What is the low, expected, and high estimate, and which items are medically necessary today?”
Ask before surgery
“Does the estimate include pre-anesthetic bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, monitoring, pain medication, e-collar, recheck, and possible complications?”
Ask before dental care
“Does the estimate include dental radiographs, anesthesia, extractions, medications, and recheck appointments?”
Ask before emergency care
“What deposit is required now, what happens if hospitalization is needed, and what payment options are available?”

Care quality questions that make this guide more useful than a basic listing

Directory pages often show only phone, address, and stars. Before approving care, ask questions that protect your pet and your budget.

Situation Question to ask Why it helps
Wellness visit Which vaccines, tests, and preventives are required versus lifestyle-based? Avoids duplicate vaccines and helps prioritize age-appropriate preventive care.
Sick pet What signs mean I should go to emergency care instead of waiting? Prevents dangerous delays for urgent symptoms.
Diagnostics How will this test change the treatment plan? Helps you understand why bloodwork, X-rays, or other tests are recommended.
Medication What side effects should I watch for, and what should I do if I miss a dose? Improves safety after the visit.
Boarding What happens if my pet becomes sick after hours? Clarifies transfer rules, emergency contact use, and extra costs.
Budget concern Can we separate must-do items from optional or delayable items? Keeps the treatment plan medically focused and easier to afford.

Official source checklist for this guide

This page summarizes practical details so pet owners do not need to open multiple pages just to find the address, phone, hours, emergency route, services, forms, boarding requirements, pharmacy, and payment notes.

Official page or resource What it helps verify When to open it
Contact page Address, phone, hours, call-first instruction, emergency recommendation, and no-email contact note. Open before calling, driving, or confirming emergency direction.
Book online page Online booking, new-client first-exam promotion, hours, phone, and address. Open when scheduling a routine exam or first visit.
Patient information page Appointment expectations, new-patient process, payments, estimates, pet insurance help, AllyDVM, and downloadable forms. Open before a first visit or procedure day.
Core veterinary services page Wellness, vaccinations, exams, internal medicine, dental care, acupuncture, geriatrics, puppies and kittens, laser therapy, and boarding. Open when deciding whether the clinic fits your pet’s care need.
Boarding page Boarding requirements, daily routine, medical boarding limits, amenities, emergency transfer rule, and typical rates. Open before booking daycare or overnight boarding.
Veterinarian team page Medical director and veterinarian names. Open when requesting a specific doctor or learning about the care team.
Online pharmacy page Covetrus fulfillment, delivery, and pharmacy-provider explanation. Open for medication, preventive products, or prescription food orders.
New patient form page New patient form options and arrival paperwork guidance. Open before a first appointment.
Boarding form PDF Boarding intake form route and emergency contact preparation. Open before boarding drop-off if the clinic asks for a completed form.
Acupuncture questionnaire PDF TCVM acupuncture intake questions about symptoms, diet, habitat, medications, appetite, water intake, urination, stool, vomiting, sleep, stiffness, and physical exam notes. Open before an acupuncture appointment if requested by the clinic.
Independent guide notice: USHospitalGuides.com is not All Pets Veterinary Hospital, not a veterinary provider, not an emergency service, and not a government agency. Use official clinic links or the clinic phone number for final decisions, appointments, pricing, medical records, boarding, pharmacy, and urgent instructions.

Important pet health and safety notice

This guide helps with contact, scheduling, location, portal, records, billing, and preparation. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

Do not rely on online information for emergency triage. Breathing difficulty, poisoning, trauma, seizures, urinary blockage, heatstroke, severe pain, sudden collapse, or uncontrolled bleeding needs immediate veterinary help.

All Pets Veterinary Hospital FAQs

These FAQs focus on address, phone, map, hours, appointments, emergency care, services, boarding, pharmacy, records, and payment preparation.

1. What is the address of All Pets Veterinary Hospital?
All Pets Veterinary Hospital is located at 28326 S Western Ave, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275. Use this address for GPS, rideshare, boarding drop-off, records, and pet insurance forms.
2. What is the phone number for All Pets Veterinary Hospital?
The main phone number is 310-547-2784. Use it for appointments, immediate assistance during open hours, boarding questions, pharmacy questions, records, and general coordination.
3. What are the listed hours for All Pets Veterinary Hospital?
The listed hours are Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm, Saturday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, and Sunday closed. Confirm hours by phone before urgent or holiday-week visits.
4. Does All Pets Veterinary Hospital accept emails?
The official contact page says the clinic is unable to accept emails and asks pet owners to call. For appointment booking, questions, and immediate assistance, call during open hours.
5. What animals does All Pets Veterinary Hospital treat?
The hospital treats cats and dogs in Rancho Palos Verdes and surrounding areas. If you need care for birds, reptiles, rabbits, ferrets, or other exotic pets, call a clinic that specifically accepts those species.
6. How do I book an appointment?
You can use the official online booking page for eligible appointment types or call 310-547-2784. Call instead of relying on online booking if your pet has urgent symptoms, needs immediate assistance, or may require emergency care.
7. What should I bring to the first appointment?
Bring vaccine records, prior medical records, medication names and doses, diet details, allergy history, insurance information, and photos or videos of symptoms. Arrive about 10 minutes early for paperwork if needed.
8. What emergency hospital does All Pets recommend?
The official contact page says that if your pet is experiencing an emergency, contact ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospital South Bay. Public listings identify ACCESS South Bay in Torrance as a 24-hour emergency and specialty hospital.
9. Does All Pets Veterinary Hospital offer boarding?
Yes. The hospital offers boarding for cats and dogs. Pets must have a current exam with an All Pets Veterinary doctor, be current on vaccinations, and have fecal testing completed within the last 30 days. Senior pets need exams updated every 6 months.
10. What payment and financing options are available?
The patient information page lists cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. It also lists CareCredit as a financing option and says the hospital can help with pet insurance forms. Payment in full is expected when services are provided or when your pet is discharged.