Questions about your pet's care.

We see mammals, reptiles and amphibians. We do not treat fish, but can recommend local providers better suited to them.

An answer about symptoms or treatment needs an examination. Please call (415) 721-7494 to arrange an appointment and tell us what you have noticed.

The Services and Health Plan pages describe the care offered, and this page answers common questions. If you do not find what you need, call us and we can help you find the right information.

Yes. Our team can suggest resources appropriate to your animal and question. General information can help you learn, but it cannot replace an assessment of your own pet.

Veterinary care involves trained people, medicines, equipment, diagnostics and the time needed to assess each animal. Costs depend on the care your pet needs. Please ask us to explain the recommended options and their costs.

Vaccines protect against serious diseases. The right vaccines and schedule depend on your pet’s species, age, health and exposure risks. We can discuss a plan during a visit.

A preventive reduces risk but does not guarantee that an animal is protected. A dose can be missed or not fully absorbed, and testing may check for more than one condition. We will recommend testing based on your pet’s situation.

Online retailers and clinics can have different purchasing costs. What matters is that the medication is appropriate for your pet and comes from a reliable source with proper storage and dispensing. Ask us about your options before ordering.

Dr. Frye founded the center to bring a country-practice feel into an urban setting: modern veterinary care in a comfortable, personal environment. The practice also sees mammals, reptiles and amphibians.

We do not offer a general discount on individual veterinary care. The Animal Health Plan has described member benefits and savings; please call for current membership terms and to discuss the recommended care and costs for your pet.