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
Please make sure to give Danielle a congratulations. After a lot of hard work, she recently passed her state boards and is our first registered veterinary techician! Danielle has been a part of the medical team here for many years already and has many wonderful ideas of how to improve patient care and establish protocols … Read moreCongratulations Danielle!
Don’t freak out…we are only moving about a block and a half…to 200 S. Tustin St, right next to the Bird Clinic. And we know that you have many questions. 1) Why the move? For many reasons. First of all, while we have updated our ability to perform medicine with a new laser, diagnostic lab … Read moreAnd the last piece of big news—we will be moving!!!
We’ve now installed our new software and are almost fully digital. Everyone is working so hard at learning the new software. It’s a lot of work, but we’re doing it for you. With our new system, we can send home detailed copies of examinations and instructions. We can also send information sheets about your pet’s … Read moreMoving forward
Fall is now upon us, the happy season of falling leaves, pumpkins, candy, and turkeys. But it also means the dreaded Santa Ana Winds. These destructive gales can cause pets a lot of grief. Do not relax your vigilance on fleas. When these winds still, it gets hot and those fleas can get worse in … Read moreThe winds are coming
The OC Veterinary Medical Center is going to paperless records. This will improve accuracy and incorpoarate lab work, digital x-ray images, photos, and video right into your pet’s records. We will also be able to send home with you (or e-mail to save trees) a copy of your pet’s exam including all instructions. Hopefully this … Read moreMajor software overhaul starts today.
Orange County Health Services Typhus Warning Please read the above warning. Fleas are carrying a very deadly disease. Protect your families by protecting your pets. Use monthly flea control and make sure it’s working. Use a flea comb to check for fleas and flea dirt (black flecks that turn to blood when wet). We recommend … Read moreOrange County Typhus Outbreak
With the current heatwave, it’s imperative to keep your pets cool. Keep them indoors or at least with plenty of shade, free air, and water. Do not exercise your dog if it’s over 90 degrees. Good rule of thumb is that if you don’t want to be outside or exercise, neither does your dog. And … Read moreIt’s Hot!!!
Last week we adopted out two kittens, and now have two more. They are rescues from outside a local pet store (found in a box). Once we get their parasites cleared, they will be able to be adopted. They are a few weeks old. One of our clients also has a stray that she recently … Read moreKittys need home
This month is going to be a very busy one for us. A lot of new things are coming. Today we received our new x-ray unit. In coming few weeks we will have high quality digital radiographs which will more accurately diagnose problems and in a lot less time and in an environmentally friendly way. … Read moreGoing Digital!!
Just sent home today little Trenton, a chihuahua who’s about 3 years old. Thank you so much to the kind people who rescued him from San Bernadino. He had a non functional leg which was getting constantly re-infected. So yesterday, he had a leg amputation. He’s doing great! He will have about 2 weeks of … Read moreLil’ Trenton