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For more than 32 years, Borchard Veterinary Clinic has been specializing in providing the finest in services for both cats and dogs. Contact us to speak with our receptionists today about your pet's health and wellness.

09/02/2021

Certain birds, such as those in the parrot family, can live for several decades. However, as they age, they face increased health risks. If you have quetions or concerns about your feathered friend(s), schedule a visit to discuss them.

08/31/2021

If your pet has been struck by a car, transport it immediately. Have it lie on its side with the hindquarters slightly elevated and its neck extended. Stanch any bleeding by applying firm pressure to the wound using clean towels.

08/26/2021

If you have a pet, be prepared in the event of an emergency. Maintain a list of all medications and illnesses it has had, keep our phone number handy, keep the pet carrier in an accessible location, and make sure you know the route to our hospital.

08/24/2021

When it's time to pick up your pet, you'll meet with the veterinarian in charge of its care. The doctor will review the nature of the problem, explain the at-home care to provide, and go over any medications you need to administer.

08/19/2021

If you have a companion animal, its health is important not only for it, but for you as well. If you suspect he or she is having an unexpected health problem, get in touch with us for treatment before things go from bad to worse.

08/17/2021

Did you know that your pets can have allergies? Some of the symptoms include skin problems, mucus discharge, and inflammation around the eyes. If you have any questions or concerns, we're here to help.

08/12/2021

Maintain an up-to-date list of your pet’s medications, and the schedule on which they are administered. In the event of an emergency, we need to be sure that the care we administer does not conflict with on-going procedures.

08/10/2021

Yellow gums are often a sign your dog or cat has icterus (jaundice), hepatitis, or another liver-related disease and immediate treatment is needed. While your pet needs care, these diseases cannot be passed from your pet to you.

08/05/2021

Take care of your furry friend: The anti-freeze used in engine cooling systems has a sweet aroma that can be enticing to dogs. Be sure to keep containers sealed and stored away; clean up any spills or leaks you see.

08/03/2021

One of the most common problems we see is heat exhaustion and stroke caused by leaving a pet in a car on warm or hot days. If the weather is warm, or going to be warm, leave your pet at home. Simply cracking the windows open is not an effective preventive measure.

07/29/2021

Ringworm is a fungal disease caused by any of three types of fungi, and its most common symptom is a red, itchy, circular rash with clear skin in the middle. It can be spread from animals to humans and vice-versa.

07/27/2021

If you notice your dog or cat has white gums, it may be a sign of hypoxia (low blood oxygen levels), blood loss, hock, dehydration or some other problem. You should bring it in immediately for diagnosis and treatment.

07/22/2021

If you notice your male dog or cat straining when trying to urinate, bring him in for a check and treatment. It could be caused by a urinary tract blockage or infection.

07/20/2021

Keep chocolate out of reach as it is highly toxic to many pets – especially dogs; as little as one-half ounce can seriously harm or kill a five-pound animal. If your pet has ingested chocolate, or you believe it has, contact us immediately for help.

07/15/2021

If your pet has to remain with us overnight or longer, you can be assured that he or she will not be alone. Our caring vets and pet care professionals are all trained to provide the proper attention to keep your pet safe, calm and reassured.

07/13/2021

If you are not quite sure if your pet has a medical problem, call us and describe the symptoms or conditions. After we get your information we will let you know if you should come on in or monitor the situation at home for a day or two to see if things improve.

07/08/2021

Just as with people, dental care is important for your pets, If your dog or cat, or other toothed animal, balks at your trying to take care of its teeth, schedule an appointment with us for an exam and cleaning.

07/06/2021

If your pet has accidently ingested a household product or some medications, bring the packaging with you when you come in so we know exactly what we need to treat.

07/01/2021

As with humans, there are some symptoms a pet may exhibit that require immediate medical attention. For example, if you notice he or she is passing bloody stools or is vomiting blood, it may be an indication of a serious internal problem. Bring your pet in for diagnosis and treatment.

06/29/2021

To avoid injuries, always keep your pet on a leash when you walk it, regardless of how well it's been trained. You never know how other animals are being walked or what may cause your pet to bolt.

06/24/2021

James Herriot once said, “If having a soul means being able to feel love and loyalty and gratitude, then animals are better off than a lot of humans."

06/22/2021

If an emergency situation with your pet arises, try to remain calm (or give the appearance of being calm). While your pet’s natural healing defenses will come to bear, if you appear overly anxious or panic, your pet’s anxiety level will increase.

06/17/2021

Learn the signals that are given by the sounds your pet makes. In dogs, whining and whimpering are two different noises and signal different problems. Whimpering is usually a sign of a physical problem that may need to be addressed.

06/15/2021

Those pets considered exotic, such as snakes, iguanas, and similar reptiles, are especially in need of the specialized knowledge found among the staff of an animal hospital if an emergency arises.

06/10/2021

For dogs whose gums have black pigment, check the pink tissue of the lower eyelid for signs of problems by gently pulling it down. It should be pink; if it is blue, white, yellow or any color other than pink, there is a health problem that needs treatment.

06/08/2021

If your pet swallowed a small, non-poisonous object, monitor him or her closely until it is passed. However, if you notice vomiting, a bloated or painful abdomen, or constipation, bring your pet to our facility for care.

06/03/2021

If you notice your pet is experiencing difficult or unusual breathing, or you hear sounds that are not normal when it is breathing, don't wait and hope it passes. Bring it in as soon as possible.

06/01/2021

In the U.S., breeders are required to have OFA and CERF certifications before breeding puppies. While OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals) assures that a dog doesn’t have hip dysplasia, CERF (Canine Eye Registry Foundation) checks for genetic eye disorders.

05/27/2021

If your pet swallows a poisonous food, don’t try to induce the vomiting yourself as this can do more harm than good. Rather, call the vet or animal hospital immediately.

05/25/2021

Do you know that more than 80% of dogs aged 3 and older have active dental disease? Regular veterinary checkups are key to prevention of such diseases.

Address

2223 Michael Drive
Thousand Oaks, CA
91320

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18054991977

Website

https://www.borchardvet.com/

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