At Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness, our veterinary clinic near Beale AFB, CA provides compassionate, comprehensive pet care focused on your companion’s health, comfort, and well-being.
Beale Air Force Base has its own veterinary treatment facility, but it’s not a full civilian option. Care there is limited to government-owned animals and pets belonging to DEERS-enrolled patrons, and the facility itself focuses on preventative medicine like vaccines and microchipping rather than emergency care, extended treatment, or surgery. Pets that need more than that are referred out to civilian practices.
Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness is a civilian practice open to any pet owner, whether or not you’re eligible for on-base care. We provide board-certified surgical training, in-house imaging and lab work, and a partnership with an outside lab for more extensive testing — the kind of care the on-base facility itself refers out for.
If your pet isn’t eligible for on-base care, or needs something beyond preventative medicine, you need a civilian vet before the need becomes urgent, not while you’re already dealing with a sick or injured pet. That matters most during a PCS: new duty station, new area, and often no established relationship with a local vet yet.
At Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness, surgery, extended treatment, dental care, and diagnostics all happen at one Roseville location, with the same doctors from first visit through follow-up. For military families settling into the area, that means one relationship you can count on rather than scrambling to find care after something comes up.
The American Veterinary Medical Association notes that catching a problem in its early stages generally makes it easier to treat, with less expense and difficulty than waiting until it becomes serious. That’s harder to do when a pet’s medical history is scattered across duty stations, or when a new posting means starting over with a vet who doesn’t know your pet yet.
Our doctors bring board-certified surgical training, in-house imaging and lab work, and a partnership with an outside lab for more extensive testing. For families arriving at Beale, establishing that relationship early means your pet’s next move doesn’t have to mean starting from zero again.
Whether you’re new to Beale or have been in the area for years, a civilian vet needs to cover what the on-base facility doesn’t. Common needs our team handles directly include:
Establishing this relationship before you need it is what keeps a PCS from becoming a gap in your pet’s care.
Dr. Erin Paster is a PennHIP postdoctoral fellow who ran the PennHIP clinic at the University of Pennsylvania, worked with dog breeders on hip and joint screening, and has performed a large number of PennHIP evaluations over her career. That background means joint and orthopedic surgery, along with hip dysplasia screening for puppies as young as 16 weeks, happens in-house rather than through a referral elsewhere.
For pets further along in life, our senior pet care program uses that same in-house imaging and lab work to track changes over time, so a permanent change of station doesn’t have to mean starting your pet’s medical history over from scratch.
Our veterinary team has spent more than 20 years building relationships with pet families throughout the region, including many military families who count on us during their time near Beale. Our doctors bring board-certified surgical training and extensive diagnostic capabilities, so wellness care, surgery, and emergencies can all be handled at one location, whether or not your pet qualifies for on-base services.
If you’re stationed at Beale and looking for a civilian veterinary clinic that can handle more than the basics, we encourage you to contact our office and speak with one of our doctors. The Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness team is ready to meet your pet.
Yes. Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness in Roseville sees pets from Beale AFB regardless of DEERS eligibility, and provides services the on-base clinic does not, including surgery and emergency and urgent care.
The on-base veterinary treatment facility (VTF) at Beale AFB is generally limited to preventive care for DEERS-eligible pets and does not provide surgical or emergency services. Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness offers both.
Yes. Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness welcomes new patients relocating to the Beale AFB area, including pets with ongoing conditions or recent treatment history from a previous duty station.
Yes. Our doctors bring board-certified surgical training and handle orthopedic and soft-tissue procedures directly at our Roseville clinic.
Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness is located at 254 Gibson Drive in Roseville, CA, and serves military families stationed at Beale AFB.
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Located at 254 Gibson Drive in Roseville, our family-owned veterinary clinic provides compassionate, five-star care to pets throughout Roseville and the surrounding areas. Led by board-certified surgeon Dr. Erin Paster with over 20 years of experience, our team treats every pet with the same love and respect we would our own.
The information provided on this website has been reviewed by our veterinarians but is for educational purposes only. It should not replace professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If your pet is experiencing a medical concern, please contact our clinic at (916) 773-8578 or seek immediate veterinary care.
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