Long Beach Animal Hospital

Long Beach Animal Hospital Quality Care for Pets of All Kinds 7 Days Per Week We are open until midnight 7 days per week for routine appointments and emergencies.
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The Long Beach Animal Hospital has been in existence since 1961, and is staffed with 7 experienced, caring and dedicated doctors. We treat a wide variety of animals, and even care for injured wildlife for free (over 1,000 injured wild animals are brought in every year). We have a technician that lives in our building and cares for hospitalized patients through the night. In the last decade there h

ave been great advances in the medical treatment of animals. We utilize the latest proven advances to care for the pets and wildlife in our community. Some of these include digital radiography for advanced diagnostics and laser surgery for bloodless and pain free surgery. We now have at our disposal drugs to treat chronic diseases that previously caused unnecessary discomfort and pain. In addition to these drugs, there have been significant advances in the treatment of animals using a more natural approach. This natural approach involves stimulating the body's own immune and nervous system. These advances now allow us to utilize a balanced approach to disease treatment and prevention, utilizing medications as needed, while simultaneously stimulating the body to heal itself. We are now able successfully manage chronic diseases involving the heart, thyroid, kidney, urinary bladder, liver, and musculoskeletal system. Our doctors even take our clients on conservation and wildlife photography trips throughout the world. You can see these trips in the Wildlife Photography link on our home page. Our web site at WWW.LBAH.COM has information on these advanced procedure and our balanced approach to diseases. We also have detailed medical information on the common diseases the afflict our pets. Our newsletter keeps you informed (without advertising or urging you to purchase any products) on a monthly basis- please sign up for it from our web site.

Touching an Iceberg
08/09/2024

Touching an Iceberg

As a general rule when you are in a zodiac you want to stay far away from glaciers. Not only can a calving glacier swamp a zodiac with a mini tide wave, we learned that when the huge mass of calving ice hits the water it can shoot out shards of sharp ice over 1 […]

08/01/2024

Dr. P just returned from a 10 day expedition trip in the high Arctic of Svalbard. This page has a smattering of the wildlife he saw. There will be more posts about what it is like to go on this trip logistically, the awesome guides, and more details on each of these species at a […]

Arctic trip to see the polar bears.
08/01/2024

Arctic trip to see the polar bears.

Dr. P just returned from a 10 day expedition trip in the high Arctic of Svalbard. This page has a smattering of the wildlife he saw. There will be more posts about what it is like to go on this trip logistically, the awesome guides, and more details on each of these species at a […]

Arctic Wildlife TeaserDr. P just posted a few photos of his recent Arctic trip:
07/31/2024

Arctic Wildlife Teaser

Dr. P just posted a few photos of his recent Arctic trip:

Dr. P just returned from a 10 day expedition trip in the high Arctic of Svalbard. This page has a smattering of the wildlife he saw. There will be more posts about what it is like to go on this trip logistically, the awesome guides, and more details on each of these species at a […]

The Black Skimmer of Bolsa ChicaSummer is the time to see them, and if you catch a glimpse of one streaking by you won't...
07/05/2024

The Black Skimmer of Bolsa Chica
Summer is the time to see them, and if you catch a glimpse of one streaking by you won't be disappointed.

Introduction The Bolsa Chica wetlands are a good place to observe birds and practice your wildlife photography. During the summer months the Black Skimmers make their appearance. Not only are they are beautiful birds to look at as they fly like an F-16 fighter plane, they are quite the photographic....

River Otters TimeWe scored, check out this link to see our group in action with some river otters:
06/29/2024

River Otters Time

We scored, check out this link to see our group in action with some river otters:

Introduction   River otter families are one of the most playful and fun to observe animals in the wild. Dr. P and his veterinary students and California friends came across a family at a large pond in northern Michigan in June of 2024. Let’s meet the otters and our group of intrepid photographers...

06/29/2024

A great blue heron drying its wings in the sun while it stays cool by rapidly inflating and deflating its throat pouch.

06/29/2024

At a pond in northern Michigan this river otter caught and ate a rainbow trout. Otters are expert "fisher otters", and can easily catch a trout.

06/29/2024

This guy was enjoying his meal until a crow came around for some morsels and the otter decided to take his prize someplace else.

Address

3816 E Anaheim Street
Long Beach, CA
90804

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 11:59pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 11:59pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 10pm
Thursday 7:30am - 11:59pm
Friday 7:30am - 11:59pm
Saturday 8am - 11:59pm
Sunday 10am - 12am

Telephone

+15624349966

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The Long Beach Animal Hospital has been caring for animals since 1961, and is staffed with 7 experienced, caring and dedicated doctors. We treat a wide variety of animals, and even care for injured wildlife for free (over 1,000 injured wild animals are brought in every year). We are open until midnight 7 days per week for routine appointments and emergencies. We have a technician that lives in our building and cares for hospitalized patients through the night. In the last decade there have been great advances in the medical treatment of animals. We utilize the latest proven advances to care for the pets and wildlife in our community. Some of these include digital radiography for advanced diagnostics and laser surgery for bloodless and pain free surgery. We now have at our disposal drugs to treat chronic diseases that previously caused unnecessary discomfort and pain. In addition to these drugs, there have been significant advances in the treatment of animals using a more natural approach. This natural approach involves stimulating the body's own immune and nervous system. These advances now allow us to utilize a balanced approach to disease treatment and prevention, utilizing medications as needed, while simultaneously stimulating the body to heal itself. We are now able successfully manage chronic diseases involving the heart, thyroid, kidney, urinary bladder, liver, and musculoskeletal system. Our doctors even take our clients on conservation and wildlife photography trips throughout the world. You can see these trips in the Wildlife Photography link on our home page. Our web site at WWW.LBAH.COM has information on these advanced procedure and our balanced approach to diseases. We also have detailed medical information on the common diseases the afflict our pets. Our newsletter keeps you informed (without advertising or urging you to purchase any products) on a monthly basis- please sign up for it from our web site.