Rancho Regional Veterinary

read moreBecause of the shorter lifespan of animals, we stress the importance of an annual physical examination for your pet until the age of seven. After the age of seven, we recommend twice yearly exams to ensure that health problems are recognized early and treated promptly. We also offer a comprehensive Wellness Program for your pets. Thorough check-ups and preventive care can help alleviate serious health problems. As any pet owner knows, life is just better with an animal companion. Even after a long, difficult day at work, theres nothing that puts a smile on someones face faster than seeing just how exci.

read moreRancho Regional Veterinary Hospital, prides itself in providing the most current technologies available when it comes to veterinary surgery. Our veterinary surgeon follows strict anesthetic guidelines for all of our surgical procedures to ensure the safety of your pets. Our pet hospital in Rancho Cucamonga offers the most up to date protocols to provide the safest surgical procedure for your pet. When choosing your pets anesthetic protocol, many factors are taken into consideration such as age, weight, and any previous or current health concerns specific to your pet.

read moreIs your pet limping? Are you seeking a consult or a second opinion? Allow our knowledgeable doctors and surgeons to bring you peace of mind. Dr. Felts, DVM, orthopedic surgeon, graduated from the University of Illinois, with his post-Doctorate at Davis and surgical residency at the Animal Medical center in NYC, and has been performing surgeries for 30 years.

read moreMany patients we see present with skin issues which can be related to underlying allergic disease. Often times, our veterinary dermatology clinic sees patients with secondary skin infection due to itching. We have multiple therapy options and testing available to provide comfort and help maintain allergic disease. Our veterinary opthamologist in Rancho Cucamonga often sees many patients with ocular changes that require ocular diagnostics. Some of the most common we may see are Bacterial conjunctivitis, (which may be secondary to bacterial and viral infections, allergies, hereditary conditions or tumors), Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca (KCS or dry eye), and Glaucoma.

read moreRancho Regional veterinary Hospital is able to provide thorough in-clinic, state-of-the-art diagnostic veterinary ultrasounds with the aid of ONCURA, a Real-Time Ultrasound solution for companion animals through their partnership with board-certified oncologists and radiologists, and VetImage, Inc. a Mobile Veterinary Ultrasound Company serving the veterinarians of Southern California since 1997. Our doctor's, along with ONCURA and VetImage are able to provide you with same day images and reports.

read moreRancho Regional Veterinary Hospital offers pet vaccinations that can help you keep your pet happy and healthy. We offer both dog vaccinations and cat vaccinationson a customized schedule to ensure they get all of the shtots necessary for their age and their lifestyle. Let our California veterinary hospital help your pet get off to the best start in life by making an appointment for pet vaccinations with us today. It is very important to keep your pets vaccinations up to date. Puppies and kittens can start receiving vaccinations as early as six weeks old, and should receive booster vaccinations every three weeks until they are over sixteen weeks of age.

read moreRancho Regional Veterinary Hospital offers a variety of pet imaging services, including x-rays for dogs and cats and other veterinary radiology services. If your pet requires imaging service in the Rancho Cucamonga area, contact our pet clinic today. We make you and your pet comfortable when x-rays are required by using state-of-the-art equipment and methods to capture the most accurate images for a better diagnosis. Trust us with your veterinary radiology needs.