How to Find an Animal Dermatology Group Clinic Near You

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To find a clinic near you, open animaldermatology.com and use the Find a Clinic or All Locations link, then select your state and city from the directory. The site lists locations across many states, so you can identify the closest practice and then use Request an Appointment to start scheduling. This guide is for pet owners in the U.S. who want a nearby Animal Dermatology Group location; if you are a referring veterinarian, the site also provides a Refer a Patient path.

Step 1: Open the location directory

Go to the Animal Dermatology Group website. The homepage navigation includes Find a Clinic and All Locations. Either entry takes you to the clinic directory. The homepage also groups links for Pet Owners (Request an Appointment, Pharmacy, Find a Location, FAQ) and Veterinarians (Refer a Patient, Veterinary Portal, Dermatopathology Services, Clinical Support FAQ), so choose the pet-owner path if you are looking for care for your own animal.

Step 2: Select your state, then your city

The directory organizes clinics by state and city. Based on the site's location list, the following states have at least one clinic:

State Cities listed on the site
California Bakersfield, Laguna Hills, Long Beach, Los Gatos, Marina del Rey, Murrieta, Ontario, Palm Desert, Pasadena, Redondo Beach, Rocklin, Sacramento, San Diego, San Rafael, Santa Barbara, Studio City, Tustin, Ventura, Westlake Village, Woodland Hills
Colorado Colorado Springs
Florida Bradenton, Estero, Oldsmar, Pensacola
Georgia Marietta
Hawaii Honolulu, Kihei
Illinois Wheaton
Indiana Indianapolis
Kentucky Florence, Lexington, Louisville
Maryland Baldwin, Gambrills
Michigan Grand Blanc
Minnesota Eagan
Nevada Las Vegas, Las Vegas (North)
New Jersey Robbinsville, Raritan, Tinton Falls, Wayne
New York Rockland County, White Plains
North Carolina Charlotte, Denver, Hickory, Winston-Salem
Oregon Lake Oswego, Portland
Pennsylvania Allentown, Doylestown, Levittown, Quakertown
South Carolina Columbia, Greenville, Mt. Pleasant, Summerville
Tennessee Nashville
Texas Austin, Dallas, Frisco, Grapevine, Rockwall, Round Rock
Virginia Richmond, Springfield
Washington Lynnwood, Vancouver
Wisconsin Brookfield

Pick the state closest to you, then the city. If your state has several clinics, compare the city names against your own location to choose the shortest drive.

Step 3: Confirm the clinic fits your need

Animal Dermatology Group describes itself as a veterinary dermatology specialty company whose specialists treat pet skin conditions. The site also explains what a board certified veterinary dermatologist is, which is useful if you are deciding whether a specialist visit is appropriate. If your pet's issue is general rather than skin-related, check the clinic page and the FAQ before traveling.

Step 4: Request an appointment

Once you have chosen a clinic, use Request an Appointment from the site navigation. The site also lists a Pharmacy link for pet owners and a Veterinary Referral Portal for referring practices. Keep in mind that the directory shows locations, not confirmed availability; the appointment request is the step that confirms whether the clinic can see your pet.

Common snags

  • No clinic in your state: the list above reflects the site's published locations. If your state is absent, the nearest clinic may be in a neighboring state.
  • Multiple cities with similar names: for example, Las Vegas and Las Vegas (North) are separate entries, and North Carolina lists both Charlotte and Denver. Match the full city-and-state pair before requesting.
  • Referral questions: if your primary veterinarian is sending you, the Refer a Patient and Veterinary Referral Portal links are the relevant entry points rather than the pet-owner appointment request.

In short: use Find a Clinic or All Locations, choose your state and city from the directory, then submit a Request an Appointment to confirm the visit.