Family owned and operated serving the greater Upland and Rancho Cucamonga area since 1954. Full service small animal hospital.
01/03/2025
Winter brings changes in activity levels, and your pet’s nutrition needs may change too. With less outdoor time, it’s important to adjust their diet to maintain a healthy weight and ensure they’re getting the right nutrients.
Consider adding healthy treats, adjusting portion sizes, and providing wet food for added hydration. We can help you create a nutrition plan tailored to your pet’s needs this winter.
Contact us for personalized winter nutrition tips for your pet.
01/01/2025
Happy New Year! Start the year off right by focusing on your pet’s overall wellness. Regular check-ups, a balanced diet, and exercise are key to maintaining your pet’s health throughout the year. A wellness check-up ensures your pet is on the path to a healthy and happy year.
Now is the perfect time to schedule your pet’s annual check-up. We’re here to help your furry friend thrive in 2025!
Schedule a wellness exam today to give your pet a healthy start to the year.
12/31/2024
As we welcome the New Year, remember that fireworks and loud celebrations can cause stress and anxiety for pets. Creating a safe space, using calming aids, and minimizing exposure to loud noises can make a big difference in keeping your pet comfortable.
If your pet struggles with anxiety, reach out to us for advice on how to make this New Year’s Eve as stress-free as possible for your furry friend.
Contact us for tips on preparing your pet for the New Year's festivities!
12/31/2024
Just like that, 2024 is almost over and 2025 will be here soon! We want to thank all of our lovely clients that trust us with their pets. We look forward to seeing everyone in the New Year! 🎉
If you do have an emergency that occurs while we are closed, please call your local emergency pet hospital. We will be open again on Thursday January 2nd at 8am!
Happy New Year! Cheers!
12/28/2024
While the risk to the U.S. general public remains low, there are ways that you can reduce your risk of infection with avian influenza H5N1 (bird flu) virus.
🥽 Wear personal protective equipment if you work directly with animals
🥛 Don’t drink raw milk or consume products made with raw milk.
↔️ Avoid direct contact with sick or dead wild birds, poultry, and other animals. Observe them only from a distance.
Here's some information and FAQs regarding the avian influenza outbreak, especially for cat owners. 🐾🐈
12/28/2024
Sharing this information from the American Veterinary Medical Association to make everyone aware about a recall on raw and frozen pet foods that affect California.
RECALL ALERT - The Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) is alerting pet owners that samples of Northwest Naturals brand 2lb Turkey Recipe raw & frozen pet food tested positive for a H5N1 strain of the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) virus.
Northwest Naturals, a Portland, Oregon-based company, is voluntarily recalling its Northwest Naturals brand 2lb Feline Turkey Recipe raw & frozen pet food. The recalled product is packaged in 2-pound plastic bags with “Best if used by” dates of 05/21/26 B10 and 06/23/2026 B1. The product was sold nationwide through distributors in AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, MD, MI, MN, PA, RI and WA in the United States, and British Columbia in Canada. More information: https://bit.ly/3Pd7OgN
12/27/2024
Cold weather can aggravate joint pain, especially in older pets or those with arthritis. Keeping your pet active, providing warm bedding, and considering joint supplements can help keep them comfortable throughout the winter months.
We offer joint health consultations to help manage your pet’s mobility and pain. Don’t let the cold weather slow your pet down—start supporting their joint health today.
Contact us to schedule a joint health check-up this winter.
12/25/2024
Merry Christmas! As you celebrate the holiday, don’t forget about your pet’s health and safety. Holiday foods, decorations, and even guests can pose risks to pets, so it’s important to keep an eye on them during the festivities.
Make sure harmful foods like chocolate and fatty leftovers are kept out of reach, and provide your pet with a quiet space if they feel overwhelmed by the holiday excitement.
Wishing you and your furry friends a safe and happy Christmas!
12/24/2024
Christmas is finally here! In order to let our team spend time with their families during this holiday season, we will be closed on 12/24 and 12/25. 🎄⛄❤
We will reopen at 8am on 12/26 for any pet care needs you may have.
If you do encounter an emergency with your pet while we are closed, please call your local emergency pet hospital. 🏥🐾
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! ✨❄
12/20/2024
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12/20/2024
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Puckering up under the mistletoe? Keep it away from your pets. Mistletoe also known as American mistletoe or Phoradendron leucarpum is common decorative plant seen during the holiday season. Mistletoe is consider a toxic plant and best to keep it away from your pet. While small ingestions of berries may lead to mild tummy troubles like vomiting and diarrhea, ingestions of leaves and stems may lead to more significant concerns like depression, tremors and blood diarrhea.
12/20/2024
New Year's Eve can be a stressful time for pets due to fireworks and loud parties. Many pets are sensitive to loud noises, and the chaos of the holiday can trigger anxiety. It’s important to create a calm and quiet space for your pet to retreat to during the celebrations.
Consider using calming aids, soothing music, or keeping your pet in a safe room away from the noise. Preparing ahead of time can help reduce your pet’s stress levels and keep them comfortable.
Contact us today for more tips on helping your pet stay calm this New Year's Eve.
12/18/2024
Dental health is crucial for your pet’s overall well-being. Plaque buildup and gum disease can lead to serious health issues if not addressed. Regular brushing, dental treats, and professional cleanings are essential for maintaining your pet’s oral health.
Preventing dental disease helps improve your pet’s quality of life, ensuring they stay happy and healthy for years to come. Don’t wait until issues arise—be proactive about your pet’s dental care.
Contact us today to schedule a dental check-up for your pet!
12/16/2024
With colder weather, pets may be less active, making it easy for them to gain weight. Ensuring your pet maintains a healthy weight is essential for their long-term health. Monitor their diet, keep up with regular exercise, and avoid overfeeding with treats.
We can help you create a weight management plan to keep your pet fit and healthy through the winter. Small changes, such as adjusting their portions and increasing playtime, can make a big difference.
Schedule a weight consultation with us today to keep your pet’s health on track this season!
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Family owned and operated serving the greater Upland and Rancho Cucamonga area since 1954. We are open 6 days a week. Our Veterinarian is available Monday through Saturday. Sunday and major holidays we are closed.
We aim to make your visit pleasant and your pet's comfort is our main concern. We always provide estimates for services for your approval beforehand.
Our Vet, Dr. Helsted, is pleased to offer sidespays for cats. Sidespaying generally ensures quicker and smoother recovery with less likelihood of complications compared to the traditional "stomach" midline approach.
With our in house lab we can speed up test results to aid in our diagnosis of your pet. Not to mention that the internal organ function and blood concentration will be available prior to the anesthesia of your pet, which helps the Doctor making sure that your pet will be likely to make it safely through the procedure.
