The Medical Center for Birds

Our team's focus is on the delivery of excellent quality veterinary medicine and surgery exclusively for the special needs of birds. The Medical Center for Birds staff has been serving the bird community for over 30 years and has been a leader in raising the standards of medicine and surgery. With the opening of our new facility over 10 years ago, we are now even more equipped to care for our patients. A quieter, bird-only atmosphere and the addition of new diagnostic and surgical equipment, suited just for birds, allows us to more comfortably house and treat your bird.

Come by for a visit anytime or call us to set up an appointment 925-625-1878.

Medical Center For Birds Oakley California - Our Patients

The Medical Center for Birds is an avian-exclusive practice located in the east bay area of Northern California, providing the environment, equipment and recognized expertise to comfortably deliver excellent healthcare for avian species. Located in Oakley CA, we've been helping birds and their owners for over 30 years from the Bay Area of Northern California, California and the Western United States and beyond. Through our website you can learn all about our avian veterinarians, our veterinary staff, our passion to help and to teach, and our services. This practice is unique, in that there are five full-time and soon to be six, three of whom carry advanced training and certification in avian practice; all of whom are passionate about the consistent delivery of the highest standards of healthcare possible. All of the board certified veterinarians on our staff are primary and secondary authors of a number of peer-reviewed publications on topics within the discipline, and have contributed professional lectures and publications regularly as an extension of and part of their regular work.

Found an orphaned or injured wild bird?

You have many options available to get help for these birds in the greater bay area. At MCFB, we may triage and at times try to stabilize these birds, but we also know that rehabilitation and release if possible will be best accomplished by licensed rehabilitation facilities. Our goal is to help guide these birds as much as possible directly to these rehabilitators if at all possible.

Options that we encourage you to contacting include:

Brian Speer, Brenna Fitzgerald, Bianca Murphy and Geoffrey Olsen

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