Access and hours
214 Alder Street, Fairhaven
The clinic is at 214 Alder Street, Fairhaven, with 6 parking spaces, a local bus along Alder Street, and published weekday and Saturday hours.
214 Alder Street
Aoba Veterinary Clinic is at 214 Alder Street, Fairhaven. The entrance is a glass door with plants beside it, in daylight, on the street front. There are 6 parking spaces at the clinic for owners who drive. A local bus serves Alder Street, and the stop for this address is a short walk from the door. Use the same address string if you are sending a letter or giving directions: 214 Alder Street, Fairhaven. The clinic has been at this door since Dr. Elena Varga opened it in 2014.
Cats should come in carriers. Dogs should come on leads. The cat waiting room is inside, separate from the space where dogs wait. If you cannot find the door, call +1 555 0142 300 and Clara Moreau or a colleague will describe the front from where you are standing.
Opening hours
Monday to Friday the clinic is open 9:00–12:30 and 15:30–19:00. Saturday it is open 9:00–12:30 and 15:30–17:00. Saturday afternoon is the shorter session. Sunday and public holidays are closed. We work those two blocks, morning and afternoon, with the middle of the day between them. Appointments are placed inside the open hours.
Urgent same-day slots sit inside the weekday blocks. A first consultation is 30 minutes. A follow-up is 15 minutes. If you are booking a cat, a dental visit or a surgery admit, the confirmation names the block you are in. The hours are the same ones printed in the footer of this site and given on the phone. We would rather tell you them twice than have you arrive when the door is shut.
▲ Saturday afternoon until 17:00. Closed on public holidays. Urgent same-day slots each weekday.
Phone, holidays and out of hours
Call +1 555 0142 300 during opening hours. Email hello@aobavet.example at any time and Clara Moreau will answer on the next working morning, or sooner when the desk is staffed. On Sunday and on public holidays the clinic is closed, even when a holiday falls on a weekday we would otherwise be open. Out of hours, and for an emergency that cannot wait until the next open block, contact the regional emergency hospital. We do not publish a second number, because that hospital is not ours.
If you are unsure whether something can wait until morning, call us while we are open. A nurse will tell you whether it can wait. Dogs and cats only. The people on the other end of the phone are the same team who work in the consult rooms.