❄️✨ Holiday Hours ✨❄️
We are wishing all our clients and patients a joyous and safe holiday. We will be open regular hours Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. We will be closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
@socalpethospital in Murrieta will be available:
-Christmas Eve until 10pm
-New Year’s Eve until 10pm
-New Year’s Day 2pm-10pm (Urgent Care)
There’s just under 2 weeks left on our Winter dental promotion ❄️ 🦷 Take advantage of 40% off all dental packages while you can. Give our office a call to schedule 760-744-7410.
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We are excited to announce we will now be offering a breeder discount program. Eligible accounts will get 10% off all services (specialty surgeries such as orthopedics,enucleations,etc are excluded). Must come in for routine care and reproductive services. 🩷🐶🐱🏥🩺☎️📅
Call our office to speak with management to see if you meet the criteria for discount. 760-744-7410.
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Look at these critters! What are they, you might ask? These are ear mites. Ear mites are microscopic parasites that are found in ear canals. Feeling itchy yet?? 😬🤭While they are most commonly seen in cats, dogs can also get them. If you’re ever noticing any symptoms such as head shaking, scratching, inflammation, coffee ground looking debris, give our office a call to schedule an appointment for your pet 760-744-7410.
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We will be closed tomorrow Thursday 11/28/24 for Thanksgiving. Regular hours will resume Friday at 8am. We hope all our clients and patients have a safe holiday.
@socalpethospital in Murrieta will be open for urgent care needs from 2pm-10pm.
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please take them to your nearest veterinary emergency hospital. The nearest in San Marcos are:
-Veterinary Specialty Hospital (San Marcos) 760-466-0600
-Veterinary Emergency Group (Oceanside)
760-621-0711
-California Veterinary Specialist (Carlsbad) 760-431-2273
-Veterinary Emergency Group (Encinitas) 760-377-6611
REMINDER!! We are running a dental special. 40% off all dental packages through 12/31/24. Spots are limited to 3 dentals per day. Give our office a call to schedule an appointment and take advantage of this deal before it’s too late. 760-744-7410
Dental disease in dogs and cats is more common than you’d think! If gone untreated, it can lead to more serious issues such as gingival recession, abscessed teeth, loose teeth, and bone loss. Dental plaque and tartar can also get into the blood stream and cause internal issues with the kidney, liver, and heart.
Exams should be done on your pet on an annual basis, at which time your veterinarian will let you know if dental care is needed.
We are currently offering 40% off all dental packages through 12/31/24. Dental package includes exam, blood work, dental radiographs, dental probing, scaling & polishing. Extractions and medications are additional.
☎️ Call our office for any questions or to schedule your pets’ dental760-744-7410
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Summer is here. Please be mindful and cautious when taking your pups out for walks. If you can’t touch the ground and keep your hand there for at least 5 seconds, it’s too hot for your fur baby to walk on. We recommend avoiding walks during the day when the heat tends to peak…if possible go for early morning or late evening walks. Make sure your pups stay hydrated.
Ever heard of using honey in a bandage?
Here’s a little video of Dr. Vickie talking through the process of a honey bandage. Honey is a natural antibacterial, which can help draw out moisture from damaged tissue and bacterial cells. If your pet has a wound that just doesn’t seem to be healing, call us to schedule a consultation and discuss the possibility of a honey bandage.
FUN FACT: the honey we are using is one the Dr. Vickie harvests from her own apiary.
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