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For more information call us at 530-795-6090.
Berryessa Veterinary Services is a full-service small-animal clinic in the rural small town of Winters, California. Our clinic is located just three-quarters of a mile west of I-505, and 11 miles north of I-80.
We provide high quality, friendly veterinary care for your pet dogs and cats, hunting and working dogs, and other companion animals. We offer veterinary 
medical and surgical services, preventive medicine, health maintenance, and emergency services for your animals, as well as individualized treatment plans consistent with your wishes and financial means. We believe in practical, affordable veterinary care based on appropriate, science-based diagnostic procedures.
We are the closest veterinary facility to Lake Berryessa, just 12 miles to the west. For hunters traveling with their dogs between the Bay Area and the refuges and flyways in the Sutter Basin area, we are a convenient stop for any unexpected veterinary needs. Drop in and give us your hunting and fishing reports.
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