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The VetBus is a San Diego-based mobile small animal veterinary clinic that provides spays, neuters, professional anesthetic dentals, general surgeries and medicine in a state-of-the-art custom-built 33 foot vehicle. The clinic is veterinary-owned by Dr. Vera Heidolph and is based out of North County in San Diego.

We support the efforts of animal shelters and rescues, and are committed to being part of the solution to the pet over-population dilemma. We offer high-quality, compassionate and individualized veterinary care, including spays and neuters. We no longer participate in the county's low-cost spay and neuter program because there are several other larger local resources available to the public.
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Hi! My name is Bosco. I'm a 6 year old El Cajon Special! I'm part Boston Terrier and part Pit Bull. You might not be able to tell from my cushy-looking surroundings in this picture, but I had a rough start in life. I was dumped at a veterinary clinic in El Cajon as a puppy by people who couldn't afford to surrender me to a shelter.
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We schedule VetBus procedures, be it a professional dental cleaning, a spay/neuter (S/N) or other surgery, or a wellness visit, by appointment. To book an appointment for a S/N, a dental, a general surgery, or a physical exam, please contact us by phone (760) 230-6040 or email Dr. Heidolph through the "Contact Us" form on this website to coordinate the most convenient appointment date for your pet.
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Because of the shorter lifespan of our pets, we stress the importance of an annual physical examination. Thorough check-ups and preventive care can help alleviate serious health problems. House Calls: A VetBus house call includes a thorough physical exam by Dr. Heidolph and a consultation about your companion animal's health in the comfort of your home.
Surgical FAQ's
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Many people have questions about various aspects of their pet's surgery, so we hope this information will help. It also explains the decisions you will need to make before your pet's upcoming surgery. Is the anesthetic safe? Yes. Today's modern anesthetic monitors and our drug protocols have made surgery and anesthesia much safer than in the past.
Regenerative Medicine
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Ever wished your dog could heal herself/himself? Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is one modality of regenerative medicine that enables self-healing by utilizing your dog's own blood, which naturally contains platelets. Platelets are the body's "First Responders" to an injury. They aid in the repair process for diseased or damaged tissue, like osteoarthritis, soft tissue injuries and wounds.
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