Pomona Animal Hospital
Veterinarians in Pomona, CA
Pomona Animal Hospital is a complete-service veterinary hospital whose goal is to supply the highest level of quality and compassion in veterinary care for our patients and welcoming, informative, and supportive service for our customers, while maintaining a superior working environment for our employees. PAH offers emergency veterinary services in addition to standard medical, surgical (soft tissue and orthopedics) and dental veterinary care to dogs, cats, and exotic pets. Because we currently have an in-house pharmacy, lab, and radiology facilities, our facility allows you to make one stop for your pet's medical care.
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read moreAre you planning on adding a pet to your family this year? These tips will help you prepare for the arrival of your furry, feathered, or finned friend.
Pomona Animal Hospital
read moreOur main focus at Pomona Animal Hospital is to educate you about protecting your pet against preventable diseases and ailments. The first step is by making sure your pet is current on vaccines. This begins with a series of at least 2 vaccines given about 3 weeks apart. For pets under 12 weeks, this continues until your pet is 15 weeks old. For puppies this includes a DHPPC combo vaccine (to protect against distemper and parvo) and bordatella vaccine to protect against kennel cough. Kittens will get a FVRCP combo vaccine to protect against panleukopenia, and FeLV to protect them from feline leukemia.
Pomona Animal Hospital
read moreAnesthetic dental cleanings include scaling and polishing, fluoride treatment, and extractions if needed (at additional cost). Periodontal or gum disease is one of the most common pet health concerns today. Plaque and tartar build up on your pet's teeth, which allows bacteria to grow and infect the gum tissue and tooth roots. This infection results in disease and tooth loss. Not only can it be detrimental to your pet's oral health, but can cause bacteria to enter the blood stream affecting the body including vital organs.
Pomona Animal Hospital
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Pomona Animal Hospital
read moreWe always keep our hospital clean and disinfected, and we have increased both the frequency and scope of these cleanings in accordance with CDC recommendations to help ensure both our clients and associates are kept safe. Similarly, hand washing hygiene is critically important in a hospital, a step we continue to emphasize to staff and clients. As always, we provide options for hand cleaning for clients and associates, and we work closely with our teams to ensure that anyone who is not feeling well understands that we support them staying home.
Pomona Animal Hospital
read moreThanks for the great peace of mind when I bring Hershey in. I know he is always getting the most technically advanced treatment that veterinary medicine has to offer! Thanks so much. I trust my best friend in your hands! Thanks so much for all that you have done for us! You guys are the best pet clinic in the area--really! Thanks for making my life easy when it comes to bringing Luke in to the see you! Although, I think he may have a crush! I am convinced it's a crush. Thanks to the Drs and professional staff at Pomona Animal Hospital.
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