Simi Valley Animal Hospital

11/09/2022

07/23/2021

07/22/2021

Lil “Eloise” getting her first wellness exam today🥰

03/06/2021

Happy Birthday to my Dozer!
Love this boy!
Hey.... wait a min. What’s up with those burgers🤪

01/30/2021

We have a job opening for a
Veterinary technician

Experience required!

Must be competent in basic skills including but not limited to assisting the doctor with patients, IV catheter placement, blood draws, running all in house lab work, obtaining xrays, setting up and assisting in surgery, dental cleaning , care of surgical instruments and lab equipment. We are looking for a reliable, enthusiastic, motivated individual to join our team.

01/09/2021

Veterinary receptionist position

We have a job position available for a part to full time veterinary receptionist to join our medical team. At least 1 year or equivalent veterinary reception experience is preferred. Must have excellent communication skills and be able to provide compassionate care to our clients and their pets. Must be reliable and demonstrate an excellent work ethic.

11/19/2020

We have a job opening for a veterinary technician.

Experience required.

Must be competent in basic skills including but not limited to IV catheter placement, blood draws, running all in house lab work, obtaining xrays, setting up and assisting in surgery, and care of surgical instruments and lab equipment. We are looking for an enthusiastic, motivated individual to join our team.

10/21/2020

Meet Nanuk our new sweet Huskey patient. What a cutie!

10/12/2020

Just got my last puppy shots. Looks like I’m a big girl now!

09/21/2020

Rilo. Looking cute after his wellness exam!

09/11/2020

Cooper Storey is feeling great after having his ears treated. He knows how to walk our technician.

08/31/2020

Thank you everyone who applied for the Positions available. We had over 65 application. At this time we have filled all available positions. Please follow our page for job positions that may come available in the future.

Thank you

08/15/2020

Had an incredible day with my amazing staff
We will sadly miss Lindsey as she is leaving to go back to College at BYU and we are hopeful that Kimberly will have time to continue working while continuing her veterinary schooling remotely.
We welcome our new veterinary technician Marilyn and of course this all wouldn’t be possible without our amazing receptionist Danielle.

08/11/2020

Sam getting a healthy checkup. What a handsome kitty.

08/11/2020

Pedicure time😊

08/10/2020

Sparky is here to get hydrated
What a handsome boy!

05/21/2020

Roxy getting some TLC from our hospital mascot “Cheddar” the cat

05/08/2020

05/06/2020

Bingo the adorable Corgi had her first wellness visit today. Congrats to her new loving family.

03/15/2020

https://www.avma.org/sites/default/files/2020-03/covid-19-faq-pet-owners.pdf

Here’s a link to info from the American veterinary medical association regarding the corona virus and pets.

03/15/2020

Here’s a link to the CDC for current information about the virus

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a virus (more specifically, a coronavirus) identified as the cause of an outbreak of respiratory illness first detected in Wuhan, China.

03/15/2020

Attention Clients

Due to the recent outbreak of corona virus we are taking extra precautions in order to minimize risk of viral transmission and are following the strict guidelines advised by the CDC
( center for disease control )

1. LIMIT EXPOSURE
- Please do NOT enter the animal hospital if you have any symptoms suggestive of cold or flu (fever, cough, sneezing, sore throat) -Humans with symptoms
must STAY HOME to reduce the risk of spreading the virus.
-If your pet is ill and you are sick
we can have a telemedicine conference with the doctor via email. A thorough history of your pets symptoms can be discussed and the doctor will advise you what needs to be done to help your pet. But remember to STAY HOME if you are sick!

2. SOCIAL DISTANCING
You must keep a distance of 6 feet from all others while at the animal hospital including while in the examination room. Humans can spread the virus while not showing symptoms during early stages of infection and during recovery

3. HYGIENE
Wash your hands before and after going out of the house, and after touching things while you are out. This included cell phones. I highly recommend wiping down and disinfecting your cell phones!

4. ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONS
The veterinarian and staff may choose to wear a mask and gloves to help minimize the risk of viral transmission.
It is also a promise my promise to you that if anyone on staff becomes ill, they will not be alowed to report to work

5. PETS
If you are sick you should minimize contact with your pets or have another family member or friend take over care.

WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER
PLEASE HELP US STAY SAFE DURING THE CORONA VIRUS OUTBREAK

Sincerely,
Dr. Jennifer Stirewalt DVM

02/27/2020

This is Baloo. He’s a 1 1/2 yr old English Labrador that needs a good home. His owner was moving and couldn’t take him along. He’s a super sweet boy with lots of energy. He’s just been neutered and vaccinated. He will be going to a rescue Friday if we can’t find him a good home by then. Let us know ASAP if you are interested.

02/14/2020

Happy Valentines Day!
spoiled by our wonderful clients Maria and Jorge Neyra and their very special dog Snow!
Thank you sooo much😘❤️These are homemade works of art!! Beautiful and very tasty too!

12/27/2019

Hugo the frenchie was a good sport today. What a sweet lil guy!