Open Mon - Fri: 7AM - 6PM Sat: 7AM - 3PM | 200 S Tustin St, Orange CA 92866 | (714) 633-3323 | Careers
Open Mon - Fri: 7AM - 6PM Sat: 7AM - 3PM | 200 S Tustin St, Orange CA 92866 | (714) 633-3323 | Careers
We are proud to assisting in sponsoring two events this weekend. Fortunately, the weather is supposed to cooperate and go down to the low 80′s…a great weekend for these outdoor events. Sunday, May 18th is the Bark of Life Relay in Fountain Valley at 10 am. We went last year and had a lot of … Read moreUpcoming community events this weekend
Springtime is here. With the leaves on the trees, the flowers, blooming, and the temperatures rising, more dogs will be going outside on many fun adventures and excursions. Here are a few reminders to make sure your dogs stay safe. 1) Never leave a dog locked in the car, even if for a few minutes … Read moreSpringtime!
This March marked our second anniversary in our new home. We are incredibly happy in our state of the art facility and are proud that we can care your your precious pets in an environment that only is medically advanced, but visually appealing as well. We have MDH Project Management to thank. They allowed our … Read moreAt our second anniversary thanks to MDH Project Management
Chocolate, grapes and raisins may be delicious to you, but they can be toxic to pets. The veterinarians and toxicology experts at Pet Poison Helpline have released their top 10 list of household items that generated the most poison consultations for dogs and cats in 2013. The items below are presented in order of frequency, … Read moreTop 10 toxins: Protect your dog from common dangers
Last night, I got the chance to do something different, to assist in helping two injured pigs. The pigs were injured on the journey to California, where they will be part of a 4H project. Once healed, two kids will care for them and learn a lot of important skills a the same time. These … Read moreA night with a bunch of pigs
It’s almost time to watch the Hollywood glamor as the Oscar parties are shaping up for this rainy Sunday. The outfits, the nominations, the food, the predictions and games – all very exciting! But remember pet parents: nothing spoils the festivities like a sick or runaway pet. Here are a few tips to keep your … Read moreOscar party guidelines – pet safety
Dental disease is the second most common disease we see in pets (obesity is #1) and the most common cause of chronic pain. Infection of the teeth and gums can lead to severe systemic disease as well. Because pets hide pain as an instinct, by the time you may notice symptoms such as not eating, … Read moreDental disease
Addison’s Disease is a disorder in which the outer layer of the adrenal glands stop producing important hormones. These hormones help control the many important functions including electrolytes and helping the body to deal with stress. Without these hormones, severe illness will occur, even death. Dogs with Addison’s Disease present in two ways: those that … Read moreAddison’s Disease- a challenging diagnosis
‘Tis the season for friends, family and holiday feasts—but also for possible distress for our animal companions. Pets won’t be so thankful if they munch on undercooked turkey or a pet-unfriendly floral arrangement, or if they stumble upon an unattended alcoholic drink. Check out the following tips from ASPCA experts for a fulfilling Thanksgiving that … Read moreThanksgiving safety tips
Most cats are not very happy travelers – they are usually bonded strongly to their own territory and don’t feel as safe away from home. As a result most cats do not have “taking a driving trip” on their Bucket List. Some cat owners are lucky and have a cat that has been on many … Read moreTraveling by car with your cat