From its inception in 1972 by founder Dr. James Steere, Artaurus has always strived to provide top medical care and services to our equine patients with exceptional personal service to their owners, sponsors and trainers. Graduating from UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and earning the Lloyd's of London award for most distinguished equine student, Dr. Robert Steere joined his dad's practice in 1995 after working in Southern California for several years in a busy ambulatory practice.
In 2000, Dr. Robert bought his dad's practice and in 2007 built a new clinic at it's current location on Skillman Lane in Petaluma. Along the way, Artaurus has expanded to include Dr. Amber Johnson as well as full office staff and veterinary assistants. We work with several specialists including a visiting board-certified surgeon and UC Davis when needed.
We are thrilled with the quality of care that we are able to provide with our clinic, doctors and staff.
In 2000, Dr. Robert bought his dad's practice and in 2007 built a new clinic at it's current location on Skillman Lane in Petaluma. Along the way, Artaurus has expanded to include Dr. Amber Johnson as well as full office staff and veterinary assistants. We work with several specialists including a visiting board-certified surgeon and UC Davis when needed.
We are thrilled with the quality of care that we are able to provide with our clinic, doctors and staff.
Services
Meet Our Team
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Dr. Robert grew up locally in Petaluma, Bolinas, Tiburon and Larkspur and attended Tamalpais High School.
Then on to UC Davis where he earned his Bachelors in Biology and then his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine.
He grew up in a veterinary environment, his father Dr.
James Steere) being a veterinarian and founder (~1972) of Artaurus Veterinary Clinic.
In Bolinas, Robert lived on a horse ranch and trained for and competed in endurance rides and Ride and Tie.
In college he met his wife, Chris, who was an avid eventer and now does jumpers.
Then on to UC Davis where he earned his Bachelors in Biology and then his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine.
He grew up in a veterinary environment, his father Dr.
James Steere) being a veterinarian and founder (~1972) of Artaurus Veterinary Clinic.
In Bolinas, Robert lived on a horse ranch and trained for and competed in endurance rides and Ride and Tie.
In college he met his wife, Chris, who was an avid eventer and now does jumpers.
Facilities
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Artaurus Equine Clinic offers both ambulatory and in-house veterinary services.
Our clinic facility is situated on 3 beautiful acres in Petaluma.
The clinic was designed with your horse's comfort in mind and built with state-of-the-art technology.
3 stalls featuring comfort stall padding to give your horse a supportive, cushioned stall floor to stand and lie down on.
Perfect for sore footed or laminitic horses to rest and recover.
Horses that come to the clinic don't feel like 'they are at the vets' due to the calm and quiet environment.
Our clinic facility is situated on 3 beautiful acres in Petaluma.
The clinic was designed with your horse's comfort in mind and built with state-of-the-art technology.
3 stalls featuring comfort stall padding to give your horse a supportive, cushioned stall floor to stand and lie down on.
Perfect for sore footed or laminitic horses to rest and recover.
Horses that come to the clinic don't feel like 'they are at the vets' due to the calm and quiet environment.
Emergency
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Follow the prompts to page the doctor.
Please speak slowly and clearly.
Leave your name, phone number where the doctor can call you back and a brief description of the problem.
Bleeding: Apply lots of pressure and padding.
If wound bleeds through the bandage, replace it and call the clinic.
Wounds: Clean and wash gently and throughly with warm water and mild soap.
If deep or near a joint, wrap and call the clinic.
Colic: (signs of abdominal pain - see about for abnormal pain): Walk horse and call the clinic.
Please speak slowly and clearly.
Leave your name, phone number where the doctor can call you back and a brief description of the problem.
Bleeding: Apply lots of pressure and padding.
If wound bleeds through the bandage, replace it and call the clinic.
Wounds: Clean and wash gently and throughly with warm water and mild soap.
If deep or near a joint, wrap and call the clinic.
Colic: (signs of abdominal pain - see about for abnormal pain): Walk horse and call the clinic.
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