PET OWNER RESOURCES

Disclaimer: Cotati Small Animal Hospital is not affiliated with, nor endorses, any of the following resources. This list is offered as a courtesy to our clients for their convenience.

Emergency Hospitals

VCA Animal Care Center of Sonoma County: 6470 Redwood Dr, Rohnert Park, CA 94928

Phone Number: (707) 584-4343   |  Visit  Website

TruVet Specialty and Emergency Hospital: 2620 Lakeville Hwy Bldg D, Petaluma, CA 94954

Phone Number: (707) 787-5340   |  Visit  Website

Redwood Veterinary Clinic (Emergency after 5 PM): 1946 Santa Rosa Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95407

Phone Number: (707) 542-4012   |  Visit Website

VCA PetCare East Veterinary Clinic: 2425 Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95403

Phone Number: (707) 579-3900   |  Visit Website

Microchip Resources

PetLink: PetLink reunites thousands of pets with their owners every year. Report a Found Pet or a Lost Pet  |  Visit Website

AAHA Microchip Tool: Please note that this registry lookup tool does not reveal pet owner information or provide the option to update microchip details. Its purpose is solely to identify the registry where a pet's microchip is registered  |  Visit Website

Poison Control

Pet Poison Helpline: The Pet Poison Helpline provides 24-hour animal poison control services for pet owners and veterinary professionals. They offer assistance with treating potentially poisoned cats, dogs, and exotics. It is important to note that when you call one of their staff experts, a $85 USD per incident fee applies. All follow-up consultations are included    |   Visit Website

ASPCA Animal Poison Control Hotline: The APCC is available 24/7, year-round, for any animal poison emergencies. If you suspect your pet has ingested a potentially poisonous substance, call (888) 426-4435. Please note that a consultation fee may apply  |  Visit Website

Wildlife Rescue

Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue: Found a injured wild animal?  Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife   |  Visit Website

The Bird Rescue of Sonoma County: Found an injured bird?  The BRSC is committed to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing sick, injured, or orphaned native birds back into the wild   |   Visit Website

Pet Loss Resources

Letters to Pushkin: Letters to Pushkin is a website where people can use letter writing to cope with the loss of a companion animal. You can also read public letters from other pet owners    |   Visit Website

ASPCA Pet Loss Support Hotline: The ASPCA Pet Loss Support Hotline offers compassionate support for pet owners grieving their loss. Staffed by trained counselors, the service provides a safe space for expressing feelings and receiving comfort. Reach out by calling (877) 474-3310, or email griefsupport@aspca.org. The service is confidential and allows for anonymity   |  Call Now

Rainbow Bridge: Ideas for Memorializing Your Pet: Discover a range of ideas for memorializing your pet after their passing   |  Visit Website

Low Cost Veterinarian Care

Compassion Without Boarders (Monthly Low Cost Clinic): Each month, CWOB offers free veterinary wellness clinics to underserved, primarily low-income Latino communities. These clinics provide essential services such as vaccinations, deworming, flea control, microchips, and ID tags. Additionally, animals are registered for low-cost spay/neuter through partner organizations or our own clinics, ensuring compassionate care for pets and their families  |  Visit Website

Sonoma County Humane Society: The Community Veterinary Clinic (CVC) offers affordable care to prevent pet surrender or euthanasia. They focus on surgeries, sedated procedures, and end-of-life care, and will help find alternative options if they can't assist with every case   |  Visit Website

Crowd Funding

Free Animal Doctor: Free Animal Doctor allows you to donate funds for medical care for animals in need, ensuring donations go directly to veterinarians rather than account holders. Your contribution is specifically allocated to the animal of your choice, not a general fund, providing a secure and direct way to support the animal you choose   |   Visit Website

Educational Tools

Pet Health Network: Developed by IDEXX with input from veterinary and behavior experts, Pet Health Network offers free, reliable educational resources to help ensure your pet's health    |   Visit Website