Our Expert Vet
Meet Dr. Roberto J. Marchan, DVM: Good5brations' Resident Expert Vet!
A Passion for Pets
Dr. Marchan is a highly skilled and compassionate veterinarian with a genuine love for animals. Originally from Puerto Rico, he received his B.S. in Animal Science from the University of Florida and his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. He completed his clinical training at the University of Missouri, gaining invaluable experience in various veterinary specialties.
A Dedicated Veterinarian
Dr. Marchan began his career practicing in Westchester County, New York, before moving to California with his wife, Dr. Denise Bierens. He honed his skills as an emergency veterinarian at VCA All Care in Fountain Valley and then spent eight years at VCA Lakewood in Cerritos, before realizing his dream of owning his own practice.
A Rich and Varied Career
Today, he is the proud owner of Animal Hospital of South Bay,
Multifaceted Expert
Dr. Marchan is a true advocate for animal health and wellbeing. He is certified by the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society and has a special interest in internal medicine, endoscopy, acupuncture, and dentistry.
Comprehensive Care
His comprehensive knowledge and diverse skillset ensure that your pets receive the best possible care, from routine checkups to more complex medical needs.
Beyond the Clinic
Outside of his busy practice, Dr. Marchan enjoys spending quality time with his wife, two sons, and four beloved pets. He is also a dedicated community member, supporting the Manhattan Beach Youth Athletics and partnering with the SPCA LA to care for animals in need.
Convenient Pet Care
Your Pet's Health is Just a Click Away. Dr. Marchan offers a comprehensive online pharmacy through Animal Hospital of South Bay. Easily order pet food, medications, and essential supplies from home.
Expert Guidance
Get Help and Advice When You Need It. Join us each month for Dr. Marchan's insightful blog posts, packed with valuable pet advice, tips, and ideas.
