CHUBU ANIMAL CENTER

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9:00～13:00		 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Afternoon
15:00～18:00		 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Office hours 9:00-13:00 / 15:00-18:00
Last reception time 12:30 / 18:00
no-consultation day None
TEL 098-938-5480
Emergency Click here for emergency / night outpatient services
Hospital Introduction

Chubu Animal Medical Center celebrates its th anniversary

Thanks to you, Chubu Animal Medical Center has celebrated its th anniversary of operation.
I feel that this is also thanks to the owner who attends our hospital.
Nowadays, the number of migrants and US military base workers from the main island is increasing, and all the staff will work hard to provide even more polite and smooth medical care.
And humbly thank you.

Message from the Director

Since opening my first veterinary hospital in Tokyo in 2004, I have continuously reflected on the future of veterinary medicine and the pet industry through my experience in hospital management, operations, and educational activities at vocational schools and universities.

As I reached a point in life where I began looking back on my own journey, I asked myself what my true role should be. I came to realize that it is not simply to follow in the footsteps of those who came before me, but to help create a path for the next generation—one that leads to a society where animals and people can live happily together. With this conviction in mind, I chose Okinawa as the place to turn that vision into reality.

1. Bridging the Medical Gap in Okinawa with Advanced and Compassionate Care

Compared with metropolitan areas such as the Kanto region, many regional areas face challenges due to the lack of university hospitals and specialized medical services. This often results in disparities in medical care and access to information. Unfortunately, Okinawa is no exception.
To help bridge this gap, our hospital has established specialized departments, particularly in cardiology and oncology, with the support of experienced veterinarians who are active outside the prefecture. By fostering close collaboration between general practitioners and specialists, we have created a system that allows pets in Okinawa to receive advanced and attentive medical care without leaving the island.

2. A Commitment to Education and the Development of Future Talent

Okinawa does not have a veterinary school, which limits opportunities for advanced education in this field. At our hospital, we actively welcome young veterinarians and graduate students who have trained at university hospitals such as the University of Tokyo, Hokkaido University, Azabu University, and Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University. Together, we build an environment where cutting-edge veterinary medicine can be practiced and shared.
Working alongside individuals who are either from Okinawa or who have chosen to relocate here with a strong sense of purpose, we strive to raise the overall standard of veterinary medicine in the region. This is one of our most important missions.

3. Providing Peace of Mind Beyond Language Barriers

In Okinawa’s international community, communication with pet owners is directly connected to the quality of medical care. Clear and accurate communication forms the foundation of safe and reliable veterinary services. For this reason, our hospital includes staff members with interpretation skills to ensure that international families can receive care comfortably and without difficulty.
Our hospital is not simply a place where illnesses are treated.

We support the growth of our staff, stand close to families in times of concern, and work to protect the future of every irreplaceable life.

Rooted here in Okinawa, we will continue to pursue an open and trustworthy form of veterinary medicine—one that brings happiness to both people and animals who share this community.
Veterinarian　Yamato Yorisada

Exterior

About 6 minutes by car from Okinawa Kita IC About 6 minutes by car from Okinawa Minami IC.
It is a 1-minute walk from the Ikento bus stop.
  • Exterior

    Exterior

  • Parking

    Parking lot for 12 generations. Large dogs are also available.

Hospital scenery

  • Waiting room ①

  • Waiting room ②

  • There is a waiting room for cats in the back.

  • Waiting room for cats

  • We have a water server.

  • We support automatic payment machines and various cashless payments to ensure smooth accounting and social distance.

  • Examination room ①

    The adjustable examination table makes it easy to get on and off large dogs.

  • Examination room ②

    We have implemented measures to prevent cats from escaping above all rooms in the hospital.

Equipment introduction

  • Surgical X-ray C-arm
    Opescope ACTENO

    This device provides real-time X-ray imaging during surgical procedures. It enables veterinarians to monitor bone positioning and surgical instruments, supporting safe and precise operations.

  • Olympus Endoscopy System
    VO-3B

    This endoscopic system allows direct visualization inside the body using a small camera. It is used to examine abnormalities in the gastrointestinal tract and to remove foreign objects, enabling diagnosis and treatment with minimal burden on the animal.

  • FUJIFILM Ultrasound Diagnostic System
    ARIETTA 650SE

    This ultrasound system provides high-resolution imaging that allows real-time observation of the heart, abdominal organs, and other internal structures. As a non-invasive diagnostic method, it places minimal stress on animals and supports accurate diagnosis.

  • Nihon Kohden Hematology Analyzer
    MEX-6558

    This device quickly measures blood components such as red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. It helps detect conditions such as anemia and inflammation and supports diagnostic evaluation and treatment planning.

  • Kowa Portable Slit Lamp
    SL-19puls

    This ophthalmic examination device magnifies and allows detailed observation of the eye surface, including the cornea and conjunctiva. It helps identify eye injuries, inflammation, and other ocular conditions for accurate diagnosis.

  • Cross Veterinary Ventilator
    Anisera 8V

    This ventilator assists and manages breathing in animals under anesthesia or with unstable respiratory conditions. It supports safe respiratory management during surgery and in intensive care situations.

  • FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical
    Dry Hemato Coag 2NV

    This device measures blood coagulation ability and hematocrit levels. It is useful for evaluating bleeding tendencies and for preoperative examinations.

  • AMCO Electrosurgical Unit
    VIO3 TUR/TCR Model (E128045)

    This surgical system uses high-frequency electrical current to cut tissue and control bleeding. It supports safe and precise surgical procedures while minimizing blood loss.

  • MENIOS ICU
    ICU-V12

    This intensive care cage is designed for animals requiring respiratory support and temperature control. It maintains a stable treatment environment by managing oxygen concentration, temperature, and humidity for critically ill patients.

  • Toshiba X-ray System for Small Animals
    VPX-500A

    This X-ray imaging system allows examination of fractures, joint disorders, and conditions of the chest and abdomen. It helps identify internal abnormalities and supports accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

  • FUJIFILM Blood Chemistry Analyzer
    DRI-CHEM NX700

    This biochemical analyzer measures parameters such as liver and kidney function and electrolyte levels in the blood. Rapid in-house testing allows veterinarians to quickly obtain results and make timely diagnostic and treatment decisions.