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Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital, Inc.

Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital, Inc. Veterinary care with compassion, every visit, every time. Our aim is to promote your pets' health from their youth through their geriatric years. and Canada.
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The goal of our doctors and staff is to provide your animals with the highest quality veterinary care possible using state-of-the-art surgical, ultrasonographic, endoscopic, and digital radiographic equipment. You've chosen an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital, one of only 3,000 in the U.S. Our accreditation by the American Animal Hospital Association means that we've undergone a rigorous evalua

tion process to ensure that we comply with strict standards in patient care, pain management, surgery, and many other areas. Think of it as a guarantee that your pet is receiving the highest quality care available.

04/26/2025

Happy World Veterinary Day from Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital!

We are honored and humbled to be voted Best Veterinary Clinic! Thank you to our incredible clients and community for your trust and support.

To our dedicated team—doctors, techs, receptionists, and support staff—thank you so much for your compassion, hard work, and unwavering care for every patient who walks through our doors. Today, and every day, we celebrate YOU and the love you bring to this profession!

Together, we’re not just a clinic—we’re a family. And we’re so proud to serve this amazing community.

“Veterinary care with compassion. every visit, every time!”💛🐾🐶🐱🐴🐮💛

04/25/2025

As Veterinary Receptionist Week comes to a close, we want to send a heartfelt thank you to the incredible team that truly is the face of our clinic—Jessica, Heather, Kylie, and Taylor!

Your warm smiles, compassionate hearts, and constant dedication make every client and patient feel welcome and cared for. From managing the chaos with grace to being the calm in the storm, you’re the glue that holds it all together.

We’re beyond lucky to have you. Thank you for everything you do!🤍

04/22/2025

Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week to the amazing receptionist team at Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital!

This week—and every week—we want to say a heartfelt thank you for everything you do. You are the first smile our clients see, the steady hand in a busy moment, and the voice of calm and compassion on the phone. Your dedication, patience, and care are the backbone of our hospital, and we couldn’t do it without you.

We see your hard work, your kindness, and the countless ways you go above and beyond for our clients, patients, and team. You make a difference every single day. 💛🥰📞

With gratitude,
The Doctors and Staff at Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital

04/20/2025

Hoppy Easter from Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital staff!💛🐇

Wishing all our furry (and not-so-furry) friends and their families a joyful and safe Easter!

Remember:
Keep chocolate out of paw’s reach
Watch out for plastic grass—it’s not pet-friendly
And those Easter lilies? Beautiful, but toxic to cats!
Enjoy the treats, the cuddles, and all the springtime fun!🐰🐣🪻🌼🐾💛

-Your friends at Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital

04/15/2025

Start Your Puppy Off Right — Health & Habits Matter!
Visiting the vet early isn’t just about shots—it’s about setting the tone for a lifetime of stress-free care!

Our Puppy Package includes:
•Comprehensive wellness exams
• All essential vaccines
• Deworming, parasite, and heartworm prevention
• Plus: early exposure to vet visits to help with future confidence & training!

Help your pup feel safe, loved, and confident in new environments—starting with us.

Puppy Visits = Big Milestones!
Pictured is one of our assistants Emilee with sweet Gunner during his three puppy visits — and we loved watching him grow!🩶😍

Ask us how to book your first visit with your new puppy! 🐶 💓🐾

04/12/2025

National Pet Day is celebrated on April 11th that honors the special bond between pets and their owners! It’s day to appreciate the unconditional love, loyalty and joy that our pets bring to our lives. Whether they are cats, dogs, horses, birds, rabbits, reptiles, or even more exotic animals, our furry, scaly, and feathered friends hold a unique place in our hearts, and National Pet Day is the perfect time to celebrate them! 🎉🐾

Today we are sharing our hospital’s pet with you! Sticky Buns came to live with us a little over 12 years ago. When he’s not working security, he enjoys sunbathing and going on evening walks with our patients. We are so happy to have Sticky as a part of the Angels Camp Vet Family! 🤎

Share a picture of your pet below!

04/08/2025

We would like to take a moment to honor the wonderful Clint and Yvonne Tiscornia! Who brought this beautiful Ficus tree to our veterinary hospital during it’s early days in 1983. Their thoughtful gift has been a cherished reminder of the loyal clients who have supported us throughout our journey. What started as a small young tree has grown into a stunning, mature tree that now graces our lobby, greeting everyone who walks through the doors. As the tree has flourished, so too has our hospital, and we are deeply grateful for the lasting legacy the Tiscornia gift represents. Thank you once again, Mr and Mrs. Tiscornia, for your amazing gesture that continues to bless our space and inspire us every day to grow stronger!

04/04/2025

Observed annually on April 4th today is a day dedicated to raising awareness about the millions of stray animals around the world and the issues they face. This observance encourages people to take action, whether it's through adopting pets, donating to animal shelters or advocating for stronger animal welfare policies.
There are approximately 3.3 million dogs and 3.2 million cats in shelters across the United States, hoping that their forever pet parent will walk through the door, this is better than the streets but still not acceptable. We need to do better!
Stray animals whether cats, dogs, or other species are often abandoned, lost, or born without a home. They are vulnerable to various hardships, such as exposure to harsh weather, disease and malnutrition. World Stray Day calls to the importance of responsible pet ownership, spaying and neutering to prevent overpopulation and the need for better animal rescue and rehabilitation programs.

Bailey (ID # A056908), was picked up as a stray an impounded at Calaveras County Animal Services on 12/04/23. Bailey came in wounded and based on her injuries it appeared she had been in a fight. She received urgent care at our contracted vet clinic ACVH, and recovered quickly. Sadly, like many stray dogs, no one ever came to claim Bailey to take her home. Unfortunately, Bailey has been at the shelter for 486 days! Living in a shelter is no life for an animal. Bailey is looking forward to going home with her new person or family. Please support your local animal shelter – ADOPT don’t SHOP!

04/03/2025

National Pooper Scooper Day is an unofficial holiday dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of picking up after ours pets and keeping our environment clean. It's a day to recognize the unsung heroes who endure that parks, yards, and streets are free of waste, making life more enjoyable for humans and animals.
Everyday pet owners - whether they have dogs, cats, horses, or other animals - engage in the crucial tasks of cleaning up after their pets. This small but essential act helps maintain public health, reduce pollution, and ensures our animal friends remain healthy.
Cleaning up after our pets does more than just keep our surroundings neat. It also prevents the spread of harmful bacteria and parasites, such as E. coli, Giardia, and Toxocara, which can be spread through animal waste.
In honor of this day Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital will be handing out pooper scoopers this week during scheduled visits, or just come by and get yours today!

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04/01/2025

April is National Heartworm Awareness Month and is observed each year to raise awareness about heartworm disease, an often overlooked but serious threat to pets, especially dogs. This month emphasizes the importance of prevention, early detection, and treatment, helping to protect our furry friends from the dangers posed by heartworms.
Heartworm disease is caused by a parasitic worm that is transmitted through mosquito bites. These worms live in the heart, lungs and blood vessels of infected animals, leading to potential life-threatening healthy issues. Heartworm disease can affect both dogs and cats, but it is more commonly diagnosed in dogs. If left untreated, heartworms can cause severe damage to the heart, lungs, and organs, leading to heart failure, organ damage, or even death.
In Calaveras County, heartworm disease is a growing concern with 1 in every 50 dogs testing positive for heartworm. The statistics highlights the importance of heartworm awareness and proactive testing in our local community. Heartworm disease is 100% preventable with monthly heartworm preventatives.
Schedule a visit to get your dog tested and started on monthly prevention or yearly prevention. We have specials going on now through Zoetis rewards and a Sentinel rebate. ProHeart 12 injection, Simparica Trio and Sentinel can all protect your pet and keep them safe from heartworm disease!

03/26/2025

National Newfoundland Dog Day is a day to honor and celebrate the incredible Newfoundland dog breed. Known for their impressive size, gentle temperament, and loyalty Newfoundland's are one of the most beloved and admired dogs breeds in the world.
Originating from the island of Newfoundland Canada, these dogs were originally bred for tasks like pulling nets for fisherman, hauling loads, and even performing water rescues due to their excellent swimming abilities. In fact, the Newfoundland's ability to save lives in the water is legendary! With their strength, intelligence and love for water, they have rescued many individuals from drowning.
Despite their size - males often weighing between 100-150 pounds, Newfoundland's are known for their calm, gentle nature. They are often referred to as "gentle giants" due to their affectionate, patient, and friendly dispositions, particularly with children.
In addition to celebrating their history and traits, this day is also a reminder to provide proper care and attention to these majestic dogs, especially in terms of exercising, grooming and health needs due to their large size and unique physical characteristics.
Giants

03/13/2025

On March 13, 2025, a stunning Blood Moon will grace the skies, marking a total lunar eclipse visible in parts of North America, South America, and Western Europe. During this event, the Earth will pass directly between the Sun and the Moon, casting a reddish hue on the lunar surface. The reddish color occurs because Earth's atmosphere scatters sunlight, allowing only the longer wavelengths, like red, to reach the Moon. This celestial Phenomenon will be a breathtaking sight, captivating skywatchers and offering a unique opportunity to witness the beauty of a total lunar eclipse.
Our animals are ready for this magnificent sight here at Angels Camp
Veterinarian Hospital! Mark your calendars and don't miss it!
# AstronautKitty

03/03/2025

Today, we celebrate the incredible strength and resilience of tripod pets! 💪 Whether they’ve lost a limb due to injury or illness, these amazing animals show us what it means to adapt and thrive with courage and determination. 🐕🐈

To all the tripod fur babies out there – you inspire us every day! Let’s raise awareness about the love and care they need, and spread the message that it’s not about the number of legs, but the heart that matters. 💖

Meet Newt! He lost his hind leg at just 9 months old! He is the most determined tripod and still even now continues to pursue his passion as a trustee bird dog! He won’t let one less limb stop him!

If you have a tripod pet, share a picture or story with us! We’d love to celebrate their unique journey just like sweet Newt!🌟

02/27/2025

World Spay Day is such an important and impactful reminder of the work still to be done to address the overwhelming number of homeless pets. It's heartbreaking that so many animals end up in shelters, and far too many face euthanasia. Spaying and neutering is a simple yet powerful way to prevent further suffering and save countless lives!
It is incredible how one small act can have a ripple effect in changing the future for so many animals. If everyone did their part, we could make such a big difference. It is a day that challenges us to be the heroes these innocent souls need.
World Spay Day on February 27th casts a spotlight on this urgent crisis, inviting us to stand up, take notice, and drive change.

Pictured is our very own Dr. Tom hard at work on National Spay Day! Call us to schedule your pet’s spay or neuter!🤎🐾

02/15/2025

This Valentine's Day, show your pet some love by keeping them safe and healthy while still spoiling them with special treats.
Be sure to keep chocolate, candy and other sweets out of their reach, as these can be toxic to animals. Instead of store-bought treats, why not try making homemade goodies that are both tasty and healthy for your furry friend?
You can create simple, pet-friendly recipes that use wholesome ingredients like pumpkin, peanut butter, and oats, ensuring your pet feels pampered without the risk of harmful ingredients. Check out the recipes on our story to give your pet a delicious and safe Valentine’s Day treat!🤍💌💘🦴😋

02/11/2025

We had the honor to spoil and welcome home sweet Piko and get him started on his well deserved retirement.
Piko retired from being a military dog that served most of his life in Hawaii.
We want to extend our heartfelt thanks for the remarkable service of Piko. It is an honor to care for such a brave and loyal companion who has dedicated his life to protecting our country and supporting his handlers.
Military working dogs like Piko are truly invaluable, and we recognize the vital roles they play in keeping our service members safe. Their loyalty, training, and courage are unmatched, and we are grateful for the trust you’ve placed in us to support Piko’s health and well-being in his retirement.
Thank you for sharing Piko’s incredible journey with us and choosing us to provide care for him. We wish him all the happiness, and comfort he so richly deserves.
-The Doctors & Staff at Angels Camp Veterinary Hospital 🩵

01/31/2025

We are expecting to have phone and internet issues through part of tomorrow (01/31/2025) as well. Please be patient with our system.

Address

1997 Deer Creek Road
Angels Camp, CA
95222

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(209) 736-0488

Website

https://angelscampvet.com/

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