Costa Mesa Animal Hospital

read moreWhen your pet needs healthcare, it can be a very stressful experience. But, here at Costa Mesa Animal Hospital, your pet will always be in great hands with our caring team. Whether he needs a simple health checkup or an extensive surgery, we have the skilled and experienced team you can trust. Costa Mesa Animal Hospital is happy to serve the entire Costa Mesa area with unbeatable pet care services. With four skilled doctors on your team, you'll be sure to find a qualified veterinarian who can handle your pet's needs with ease.

read moreAt Costa Mesa Animal Hospital, it is our pleasure to serve you. We are here to take care of all of your pet care needs. We have been taking care of the pets in the Costa Mesa, CA area from the first day we opened our doors. Our veterinary clinic is proud to offer services from our highly trained vet team, Dr. Timothy Donnelly, Dr. Ron Paladin, Dr. Luis Toro, Dr. Yolanda Cassidy, and Dr. Michael Long. Our veterinarians are licensed, highly experienced, and expertly trained. They are here to provide exceptional care to your pets.

read moreHere at Costa Mesa Animal Hospital, we know that pet health emergencies can arise quickly and unexpectedly. Our furry family members can't tell us about their distress with words, so we depend on their behavioral cues and body language, which can often be subtle. For conditions that present a danger if not addressed by a veterinarian immediately, Costa Mesa Animal Hospital strives to provide service whenever needed to pets in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Fountain Valley, and the surrounding areas.

read moreAt the Costa Mesa Animal Hospital, we are here to help your pet with a variety of veterinary needs. We have put together a list of the common reasons why patients come to see us. Chronic Conditions: Some pets develop chronic medical conditions that will require regular management. Digestive and Oral Health: It is important for pets to have access to regular dental services. We are here to provide cleanings for your pet. We can also diagnose and treat cavities, gum disease, oral infections, and more.

read moreIf your pet has a health condition, your veterinarian may prescribe a prescription diet. You may be wondering how these diets differ from standard pet food, or if your pet can benefit from a prescription diet. At Costa Mesa Animal Hospital, in Costa Mesa, CA, we use Royal Canin and Hills Pet Nutrition as part of a prescription diet to treat or manage certain health conditions. Royal Canin and Hills Pet Nutrition may seem similar to standard pet food, but there are some important differences. Prescription pet food is formulated to treat or manage a specific condition and must be prescribed by a veterinarian.

read morePet grooming is a necessary task all dog and cat owners need to take seriously. If a pet does not stay properly groomed, he or she can easily suffer from medical issues as a result. Our team at Costa Mesa Animal Hospital is committed to providing every aspect of quality health care your pet needs. We provide the grooming your pet requires for a healthy life. The type of grooming your pet needs all depends on his or her age, breed, and health. Failure to groom a pet can lead to a variety of difficulties for the animal.

read moreOn behalf of the staff at Costa Mesa Animal Hospital, we are honored to pay respect to our beloved animal friends who have passed. We also welcome you to create a lasting tribute for your beloved pet or animal friend on our website's Pet Memorial page. Sweet, sweet innocent Sabrina, she showed up on the doorstep as an orphaned kitty, and then lived all her life in one place by the beach. She was such a big part of our family.

read morePets can develop orthopedic problems that are like those found in people. Normal wear and tear on joints, genetic factors, accidents, and overuse can leave them with pain, lameness, and poor mobility. At Costa Mesa Animal Hospital in Costa Mesa, CA, we help pets with orthopedic problems achieve greater comfort and better mobility. Orthopedic problems in pets can lead to significant discomfort and may affect the animal's ability to get a healthy amount of exercise. Older animals often develop osteoarthritis from normal wear and tear on joints that occurs with aging.