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2016 Best of San Diego: Veterinary Clinic Winners!
Have you heard the good news? The Drake Center for Veterinary Care has been named "Best Veterinary Clinic" by Ranch & Coast Magazine for the 7th year in a row!
Sentinel Now In Stock!
The Drake Center is pleased to announce that Sentinel is back!All sizes of Sentinel Flavor Tabs are now available at our hospital. In addition, Novartis has reduced its prices for these products—a savings we are happy to pass along to you!Call us for a refill today!
What is The Drake Center Difference?
By Jennifer ReedWhen you bring your pet to the veterinarian, do you really know what you are paying for?
Our Commitment to Community Service
As an active member of the Encinitas and San Diego communities, The Drake Center is proud to partner with many local non-profit organizations, including Rancho Coastal Humane Society, the FACE Foundation and
The Drake Center Has Been Voted the Best Vet Clinic of 2021!
Exciting news! The Drake Center has been voted the Best Veterinary Clinic of 2021 in Ranch & Coast magazine!
Drake Tees to Benefit FACE Foundation
The Foundation for Animal Care and Education (FACE) is a non-profit organization that works to help pets—and the families who love them—in need of urgent medical attention by providing financial grants to pet owners who are unable to cover the c
Drake Center Awarded SO Faithful Award by Good Dog! Autism Companions
This past month The Drake Center was honored to accept the SO Faithful Award, bestowed upon us by Good Dog! Autism Companions.
What's Your Pet's Parasite Risk?
Did you know? The Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC) website features interactive parasite prevalence maps that provide timely, local infection risk data for intestinal parasites, heartworms and tick-borne diseases by state, county and species.
Update to Boarding and Bathing at The Drake Center
Recently, there has been a rise in the number of cases of Canine Influenza throughout Southern California.