General FAQs
We are located in the Inner Sunset district of San Francisco at 1333 9th Avenue, San Francisco, California. Our phone number is (415) 566-0450. Fax number is . Our email address is staff@aimss-sf.com.
Please call:
San Francisco Animal Care and control
1200 15th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 554-6364 Tel, (415) 557-9950 Fax, (415) 554-9704 TDD
General FAQs
We are located in the Inner Sunset district of San Francisco at 1333 9th Avenue, San Francisco, California. Our phone number is (415) 566-0450. Fax number is . Our email address is staff@aimss-sf.com.
Please call:
San Francisco Animal Care and control
1200 15th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 554-6364 Tel, (415) 557-9950 Fax, (415) 554-9704 TDD
Emergency FAQs
- Bite wounds
- Bleeding
- Collapse or fainting
- Changes in behavior
- Difficulty or noisy breathing
- Difficulty urinating
- Trauma, such as being hit by a car or falling out of a window
- Ingestion of any medications not currently prescribed for your pet (please bring container with you!)
- Ingestion of any toxins (please bring container with you!)
- Seizures
- Sudden changes in ability to walk or paralysis
- Repeated vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Trouble giving birth
- Any changes to your pet’s health that concern you
If you are concerned that your pet may have ingested a possible toxin, we recommend calling the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 for specific information about the potential toxin. There is a nominal fee for their services, payable by credit card. If Poison Control instructs you to bring your pet to the hospital for treatment, they will provide you with a case number that will allow our veterinarians to contact them for further information about treatment. Please bring this case number with you to the hospital.
We offer CareCredit, a medical credit card that is accepted by many veterinary offices. The card offers varying payment options with low interest or interest-free payment options. You can apply for CareCredit at home or at our hospital.
Emergency FAQs
- Bite wounds
- Bleeding
- Collapse or fainting
- Changes in behavior
- Difficulty or noisy breathing
- Difficulty urinating
- Trauma, such as being hit by a car or falling out of a window
- Ingestion of any medications not currently prescribed for your pet (please bring container with you!)
- Ingestion of any toxins (please bring container with you!)
- Seizures
- Sudden changes in ability to walk or paralysis
- Repeated vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Trouble giving birth
- Any changes to your pet’s health that concern you
If you are concerned that your pet may have ingested a possible toxin, we recommend calling the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 for specific information about the potential toxin. There is a nominal fee for their services, payable by credit card. If Poison Control instructs you to bring your pet to the hospital for treatment, they will provide you with a case number that will allow our veterinarians to contact them for further information about treatment. Please bring this case number with you to the hospital.
We offer CareCredit, a medical credit card that is accepted by many veterinary offices. The card offers varying payment options with low interest or interest-free payment options. You can apply for CareCredit at home or at our hospital.
Specialty FAQs
Call our friendly front desk staff at (415) 566-0540 and they will help you.
Specialty FAQs
- Bite wounds
- Bleeding
- Collapse or fainting
- Changes in behavior
- Difficulty or noisy breathing
- Difficulty urinating
- Trauma, such as being hit by a car or falling out of a window
- Ingestion of any medications not currently prescribed for your pet (please bring container with you!)
- Ingestion of any toxins (please bring container with you!)
- Seizures
- Sudden changes in ability to walk or paralysis
- Repeated vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Trouble giving birth
- Any changes to your pet’s health that concern you
If you are concerned that your pet may have ingested a possible toxin, we recommend calling the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 for specific information about the potential toxin. There is a nominal fee for their services, payable by credit card. If Poison Control instructs you to bring your pet to the hospital for treatment, they will provide you with a case number that will allow our veterinarians to contact them for further information about treatment. Please bring this case number with you to the hospital.
We offer CareCredit, a medical credit card that is accepted by many veterinary offices. The card offers varying payment options with low interest or interest-free payment options. You can apply for CareCredit at home or at our hospital.