Singing Hills Animal Hospital

08/13/2024

We have the most amazing clients. Congratulations to . This weekend, at competition, she is awarded the title of “The Strongest Woman in California” and “the Strongest Woman in San Diego” 👏🏼

06/27/2024

Meet Sierra. She is an originally bred for . They are closely related to the , with a taller stature. This breed has a predisposition to and

06/25/2024

Meet Lady. She was from the streets of . She is lucky to have found a great home in . However, when she was spayed by the adoption agency, she was given a to wear. She tripped and fell and broke her paw, . She came to us to re-splint her leg and meet her new today.

05/21/2024

Meet (s) Domingo and Penelope. They are both who serendipitously met today during their visit. These have great families, and due to socialization, lots of love ❤️, great diets, and veterinary care, are growing into healthy and well behaved adults.

05/09/2024

Meet Alvin. He is a . This small breed dog is sturdy. They require frequent grooming. Their health concerns include luxating knee caps and dental disease. Without proper training they do like to bark.

05/08/2024

Staying safe.

04/25/2024

Meet of the day, momma is Baby Bella, with her two daughters, Bunny Love and Cutie Pie. These dogs are dogs. The breed is popular among those who want a mild mannered dog, although they have moments of high energy. These dogs have a no shed hair coat, recommended for families with allergies.These dogs have a predilection for patella luxations and on occasion liver concerns. (Included in the picture is their human parent, Christina. )

04/23/2024

Meet of the day. These are . They were created from a rich breeding history, subsequently introduced to the United States from . These dogs are affectionate and playful. They have a breed predilection for heart disease and ear infections. This litter had their examinations today and are .

04/20/2024

Singing Hills Animal Hospital team! We work, play and fight together! At our self defense class.

03/22/2024

12/29/2023

Meet Winston. He hasn’t been feeling well since . Yesterday’s reveal a “linear foreign body”. This is what veterinarians will call long objects such as Xmas ribbon, yarn, string, rope. X-rays were repeated 12 hours later and the object did not move. Winston had today and is expected to make a full recovery. A 2 feet segment of what looks and feels like a tape measure was removed. Why would he eat that? WHY? Get well soon Winston, your family misses you so much.

12/19/2023

Meet Dash and Violet, (s) of the day. They are 1 year old mix breed shepherd dogs. This brother and sister duo are sitting at attention and are great patients today.