Animal Care Hospital - Apple Valley, CA

01/01/2025

Happy New Year from Animal Care Hospital! Wishing you all a wonderful beginning to 2025!

10/31/2024

Starting November 23rd, we will be closed on Saturdays. This will give our staff and doctors more time to recharge for the next week :)
Our new business hours will be Monday - Friday 8am to 5pm

10/02/2024

Animal Emergency Clinic is closed Saturday and Sunday.
If you experience an emergency outside of our business hours, please call:
-MarQueen Pet Emergency and Specialty (Upland)
-VCA California Veterinary Specialists (Ontario)
-Inland Valley Veterinary Specialists (Upland)
-Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands

07/14/2024

Animal Emergency Clinic is closed today and tomorrow.
If you experience an emergency outside of our business hours, please call:
-MarQueen Pet Emergency and Specialty (Upland)
-VCA California Veterinary Specialists (Ontario)
-Inland Valley Veterinary Specialists (Upland)
-Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands

07/03/2024

Happy (early) 4th of July!
Please make sure your pet's microchip registration is up to date and their collars have ID tags on them.
We suggest keeping your pets indoors during the evening of July 4th, with the lights on and the radio or TV volume up to drown out the lights and sounds outside.

We will not have a doctor in the office on Wednesday (but staff will be here 8-5, closed for lunch 12-1), and we're closed on Thursday.

Wishing everyone a fun and safe holiday!

05/07/2024

Update: phones are back in working order! :)

Our phones are currently down. If you need to get ahold of us and we're not answering, please email us at [email protected].
We hope to have this resolved soon!

05/07/2024

Our phones are currently down. If you need to get ahold of us and we're not answering, please email us at [email protected].
We hope to have this resolved soon!

04/19/2024

We’d like to make you aware of a new concerning illness in dogs that we’re now seeing here in the High Desert. It’s called “Salmon Poisoning Disease,” but it’s not a poisoning, nor is it only carried in salmon. It’s actually a bacterial infection carried by a flatworm in infected fish. This is a disease we usually don't seen in California, but there have now been a handful of cases in the High Desert (and more seen in San Bernardino and LA counties); all local patients had eaten raw fish from Hesperia Lake. An expert veterinarian reached out to us yesterday, explaining that dogs can possibly fall ill from just swimming in or drinking the water.

Symptoms of the disease include lack of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever. If you visit Hesperia Lake with your dog, please monitor them closely for these symptoms and alert your vet that they've possibly been exposed to Salmon Poisoning Disease if they have symptoms. This disease is usually deadly if not treated, but dogs can make a full recovery if caught in time.

Wising you and your pups and safe and happy weekend!

Animal Care Hospital officials are sounding the alarm about a potentially fatal disease affecting dogs in Southern California and the High Desert.

12/19/2023

Wishing you all a very happy holiday season from ACH!