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Bollinger Canyon Animal Hospital

Full-service veterinary hospital with personalized care. http://www.mycaringvet.com AAHA developed the Standards of Accreditation as benchmarks of excellence.
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Bollinger Canyon Animal Hospital, conveniently located in the San Ramon Valley, is a state-ofthe-art, personalized medicine and surgery for your pet. We are a national award-winning hospital and also accredited by AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association). Only the top 15% of practices in the country meet the AAHA standards. This commitment to the AAHA Standards and the Accreditation Program dem

onstrates that our practice has chosen to have itself voluntarily measured by an outside organization against the most rigorous standards in the industry. Choosing us for your pet’s medical care assures you that we have the doctors, facilities, equipment, staff and medical protocols that are important in practicing the highest quality of medical care. All this, combined with our caring and compassionate staff, is why all of the officers from the San Ramon Police Department K-9 unit choose Bollinger Canyon Animal Hospital to provide the best possible medical care for their devoted four-legged partners. We thank them for their trust in us. We encourage a partnership in your pet's health by adopting ongoing preventative care and wellness plans. Our focus is on educating you, the caretaker, with information needed to make the right decision on your pet's care. We pledge to never underestimate the trust you place in us when you allow us to care for your pet and our philosophy is to always do what is best for your pet. Please call us at (925) 866-8500 or use the convenience of our online scheduling system to make an appointment so we can help your pet with any problem or assist you in keeping your pet on the wellness path.

12/12/2024

Happy National Cat Lovers Month! Did you know we are a cat friendly hospital!? Cat Friendly Practices® understand a cat’s unique needs and make specific changes to meet those needs. These changes provide a more calming visit for cats.

12/06/2024

Some would call this double trouble, but we call it double cuteness! We almost had a cuteness overload seeing these adorable photos of Monty and Parker. Share with us all your cute cat photos to help us celebrate

11/27/2024

We will be closed for the Holidays Nov 28 to Dec 1. We will reopen Dec 2 at 8am. If you have a pet emergency and your pet needs to be seen, please reach out to:
VEG at 925-718-7771
OR
East Bay Veterinary Specialist and Emergency at 925-937-5001
**Please do not leave f***l samples**

We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe Holiday.

11/21/2024

Hello everyone! We will be having a staff meeting today so our lobby will be closed from 12pm to 2pm today. If you have an emergency, please contact:
Veterinary Emergency Group 925-718-7771
or
Encina Veterinary Medical Center 925-937-5000

We hope everyone is staying dry and safe in this storm!

11/14/2024

With Thanksgiving approaching fast we wanted to share some helpful tips and tricks to help keep our pets safe during the Holidays.

11/13/2024

Hi friends of BCAH! We are currently experiencing an internet/xfinity outage and our phones are down. We will let you know as soon as it’s resolved. Please show up to your scheduled exam as we’re still open.

Thank you for your patience!

11/04/2024

Abee here looks super adorable in her Halloween costume! We hope everyone had a safe and fun weekend.

10/31/2024

Teddy here has a few tips and ticks for Halloween!

“Year after year, veterinary teams and organizations like the Pet Poison Hotline hear similar stories. Whether it’s the dog getting into the candy bucket or the cat chewing on a glow stick, here are some things to remember as we head into Halloween.”

To read more about all these tips and tricks please visit

https://www.aaha.org/newstat/publications/my-pet-got-into-the-halloween-candy-bucket-now-what/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=rasa_io&utm_campaign=newsletter

10/30/2024

Halloween Safety Tips! With Halloween tomorrow we’d like to share a few tips and tricks to keep our furry friends safe and happy.

Although we love our sweet holiday treats it is important to keep candy out of reach. Candies that include chocolate contain caffeine and in large enough quantities can be fatal for a dog. Also, candy that contains sticks and wrappers such as lollipops and candied apples can cause choking, obstruction, or even perforation of the intestines.

Costumes can make any holiday more fun, but keep in mind your pet will need time to get used to wearing its outfit. Costumes need to fit properly, be comfortable and shouldn’t have any pieces that can be chewed off and consumed. Costumes shouldn’t obstruct eye site, hearing, moving, or breathing, and must have the ability to be removed quickly in an emergency. Remember a pet should never be left unattended while wearing its holiday finery.

Pumpkins can be more dangerous than you think. Not only can curious pets burn their faces, feet, and whiskers exploring handsome candle-lit jack-o-lanterns, but startled pets may accidentally knock them over creating potential fires, not to mention seriously burning themselves from the candle wax.

Pumpkins too might sound like a delicious snack to our 4-legged friends. However, although generally safe, eating too much can cause upset tummies.

Halloween is filled with ghouls and goblins who might want to steal, harm, harass or do worse to your pet. Keeping your dog inside will ensure their safety. Always make sure your dog is wearing current, accurate and readable identification, just in case.

Finding a nice quiet place in the back of the house or apartment is always ideal for the haunting hours, especially if you are visited by trick-or-treaters, or having a party. Having a calm, enclosed, familiar environment free from traffic will help keep your pets feeling safe and secure.

Have a safe Halloween!

10/16/2024

Did you know that topical flea and tick products can be harmful to our water supplies? We recommend if your dog can be on oral flea and tick meds to switch them to that if they are currently on topical. If your dog is unable to be on oral, we advised if they need a bath, try to do it the day their dose of meds is due then apply the medication. That way there’s as little as possible residue being washed into the water system.

10/15/2024

Please help us celebrate our wonderful staff this week! We couldn’t do what we do it without them!

10/02/2024

Jewel here just celebrated her 15th birthday over the weekend! Look how cute she is in her birthday getup!

09/27/2024

Tater B. Here is showing off her pearly whites while Dr. Block is listening to her heart.

09/27/2024

Look at our stylish pups this evening! Henley,Ellie, Roux, and Nala here are rocking some fancy sun glasses!

09/26/2024

Bollinger Canyon Animal Hospital is a corporate sponsor of the Friends of the Disadvantaged Walk occurring this Saturday from eight to noon at St. Joan Of Arc Church. Come by and say hi to us. Spin the wheel for a prize. Walk to raise money and awareness for those neighbors in need in San Ramon. Vincentians of the arc.

09/24/2024

September is National Service Dog Month! We would like to thank all the hard work that NICST (National Institution of Canine Service and Training) formally known as D4D (Dogs4Diabetics) does! Below are some of the amazing things that this program does!
” NICST has long known the power of the canine nose! We work in collaboration with other organizations and institutes to study how dogs can aid humans in detection. For example, NICST and UC Davis are conducting a study to determine if dogs can detect head and neck cancer. Head and neck cancer can be very hard to diagnose, and if animals were able to screen for this disease, they could be instrumental in early diagnosis and treatment.”

If you’d like to read more about their Detection Dogs program, please check out the link below.
https://ourdogssavelives.org/programs/detection-dogs/

09/23/2024

September is National Service Dog Month! We would like to thank all the hard work that NICST (National Institution of Canine Service and Training) formally known as D4D (Dogs4Diabetics) does! Below are some of the amazing things that this program does!

“First Response K9 Dog Training
We prepare our dogs to serve those who have served us during times of crisis and emergency. We support First Responders in (3) ways:
* Partner Service Dog: This ADA accessible dog is trained to perform tasks that help strengthen the mental health and overall wellbeing of a First Responder.
* Team Dog: This non-ADA accessible dog is trained to provide comfort and support for first response teams at their facility.
* Buddy Dog: This non-ADA accessible dog is trained to provide comfort and support for a First Responder at home.
During training, our dogs learn core tasks as well as tasks specific to the needs of the First Responder. Core tasks include how the dog responds to comfort their human (like applying deep pressure therapy or cuddling upon cue) and how the dog helps their human navigate crowds (like controlling spacing and interactions in public).”

If you’d like to read more about their First Response K9 Dog Training, please check out the link below.
https://ourdogssavelives.org/programs/first-response-k9/

09/20/2024

Does your pet need extra cuddles post surgery? Don’t worry we got you covered with the “Pet Sling 3000.” Well give your pet all the cuddles post surgery to help keep them calm and happy while they recover. Francie here always request being carried around in the “Pet Sling 3000” post surgery to keep her happy and quiet and our techs are more than happy to carry her around.

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400 Montgomery Street
San Ramon, CA
94583

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+19258668500

Website

http://www.localvets.com/profile/bollinger-canyon-animal-hospital-san-ramon-california.html

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