Atlantic Street Pet Emergency Center
  • 24-HR ER: 916-783-4655
  • Our Services
    • Cardiology
    • Diagnostic Imaging
    • Emergency/Critical Care
    • Surgery
    • Wildlife Rescue Support
  • For Your Pet
    • Client Portal
    • Emergencies + Appointments
    • When Your Pet is a Patient
    • Pet Insurance
    • Payment Options
    • End of Life Arrangements
  • For Veterinary Teams
    • Submit a Referral
    • At a Glance
    • Ethos Materials for Clinics
    • Continuing Education
    • VetBloom CE
  • About Us
    • Our Hospital
    • Our Team
    • Why Ethos
    • Ethos Discovery
    • Contact Us
  • Blogs
    • Our Blogs
    • PAWEDcasts
  • We’re Hiring!
    • Apply Today
    • Benefits and Perks
    • Veterinary Training Programs
Atlantic Street Pet Emergency Center
  • Our Services
    • Cardiology
    • Diagnostic Imaging
    • Emergency/Critical Care
    • Surgery
    • Wildlife Rescue Support
  • For Your Pet
    • Client Portal
    • Emergencies + Appointments
    • When Your Pet is a Patient
    • Pet Insurance
    • Payment Options
    • End of Life Arrangements
  • For Veterinary Teams
    • Submit a Referral
    • At a Glance
    • Ethos Materials for Clinics
    • Continuing Education
    • VetBloom CE
  • About Us
    • Our Hospital
    • Our Team
    • Why Ethos
    • Ethos Discovery
    • Contact Us
  • Blogs
    • Our Blogs
    • PAWEDcasts
  • We’re Hiring!
    • Apply Today
    • Benefits and Perks
    • Veterinary Training Programs
  • 24-HR ER: 916-783-4655

Julie Damron

DVMEmergency Veterinarian

Dr. Julie Damron is a graduate of UC Davis and is currently completing a fellowship in emergency and critical care at UC Davis. She has practiced veterinary medicine in this county for over twenty years and is a very strong community advocate.

Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Damron has had a bi-monthly pet column in “The Record” since 2007, a radio show on “The Voice of Stockton” called “Tails and Tips”, and she recently wrote a chapter in a best selling anthology called “Breaking Barriers”.

Dr. Damron is the founder of Loving Tails, an organization that provides free vaccinations and other services to the pets of the homeless on a monthly basis in coordination with the Carrington Veterinary Technician Program. She also helped founded the Delta Veterinary Medical Association and is the current vice president. Dr. Damron assists several nonprofits and has chaired multiple fundraisers and events throughout our community and looks forward to meeting and helping her patients.

Affiliations:
  • Rotary Club of Stockton
  • Stockton Hosts Lion – Incoming President
  • Emergency Food Bank, Pixie Woods, Hope
  • Disabled American Veterans
  • Leadership Stockton 2017
  • American Legion Karl Ross Post 16
  • Stockton Chamber of Commerce
  • Lodi Chamber of Commerce
  • Asian Chamber of Commerce
  • Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
  • Toys for Tots
  • Certified Tourism Ambassador
Atlantic Street Pet Emergency Center
916-783-4655 | 1100 Atlantic Street Roseville, CA 95678
  • 24-HR ER: 916-783-4655
  • Our Services
    • Cardiology
    • Diagnostic Imaging
    • Emergency/Critical Care
    • Surgery
    • Wildlife Rescue Support
  • For Your Pet
    • Client Portal
    • Emergencies + Appointments
    • When Your Pet is a Patient
    • Pet Insurance
    • Payment Options
    • End of Life Arrangements
  • For Veterinary Teams
    • Submit a Referral
    • At a Glance
    • Ethos Materials for Clinics
    • Continuing Education
    • VetBloom CE
  • About Us
    • Our Hospital
    • Our Team
    • Why Ethos
    • Ethos Discovery
    • Contact Us
  • Blogs
    • Our Blogs
    • PAWEDcasts
  • We’re Hiring!
    • Apply Today
    • Benefits and Perks
    • Veterinary Training Programs
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Temporary Overnight Closure

Wednesday June 29, 2022

Atlantic Street will be closed tonight, June 29 from 6 p.m. onwards. We will reopen tomorrow, on June 30  at 6 a.m. and return to normal 24/7 operations.

While we are closed, if you pet is in need of emergency veterinary care, we recommend you contact other local Emergency hospitals in the area. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience.