Cottage Veterinary Care

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Where Heart is Brought Back into HealthCare!
Our boutique animal clinic is devoted to the beloved small animal companions of this community by offering the highest standard of personalized care in a home-style, comfortable, compassionate healing environment.
Due to our home-like setting and atmosphere, patients experience a substantial decrease in stress than typically associated with a visit to the vet. Our comfy cozy and quiet designer setting subtly blankets CVC's state-of -the-art technological capabilities to include progressive advancements constantly occurring in the animal healthcare field.

Cottage Veterinary Care (CVC) provides a unique veterinary experience for pets, pocket pets, exotic species and rescue animals. Our niche practice, the creation of owner and head veterinarian Dr. Jennifer Susan Wernsing, DVM, "Dr. Jen" integrates natural healing modalities with a strong traditional base in Western diagnostics, medicinal therapies and surgical procedures.

The broad spectrum of health care options available through CVC caters to the patients' individual requirements. And, we don't leave out the care-taker - Your participation in your companions health and healing process is Valuable to us; You are listened to and heard!
Our small, daytime outpatient care facility is located in a friendly neighborhood in the heart of downtown Pacific Grove.

Thank You For Visiting Our Virtual "Cottage"
And Be Sure To Stop By Personally With Your Furry Friends {For Treats!} :)
...Anytime, Where You Are All Always Welcome!

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