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Tracy V.

11/02/2015

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If I were to be asked which pet clinic I should recommend, this probably belongs to the list. Good staff, clean place and lots of dog lovers.

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Phone: (714) 990-0661

Address: 330 N Brea Blvd, Brea, CA 92821

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
T his procedure is done without anesthesia, however some pets may require mild sedation to ensure everyone's safety. Talk with your doctor to see if your pet qualifies for this unique method of dental cleaning.
Vaccination
Behavioral Counseling
Nutritional Counseling
When switching her to a prescription diet failed to bring us relief, out came the medication. The pills did seem to help, but stopping them always guaranteed another episode of misery for both of us. I became even more concerned when she failed to show the proper weight gain for her age and medical diagnoses like Boxer colitis and inflammatory bowel disease started me thinking of her more like a new patient than my beloved canine pal.
Comprehensive Examination
Keep your pet healthy and save money. Regular physical exams and laboratory tests will help us detect signs of illness.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control

Infection Treatment

Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
In short, standard Western medicine is very good at managing trauma, acute bacterial infections, surgical emergencies, and other medical crises. However, it does not enjoy the same kind of success when attempting to treat viral infections, degenerative diseases like arthritis, chronic allergies, and immune dysfunction and cancer.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Periodontal Disease Treatment
T he build-up of tartar in your pet's mouth is a common occurrence and is inevitable unless they get their teeth brushed regularly. Routine dental check-ups and cleaning will prevent dental disease and bad breath. Many pets can now have their teeth cleaned without anesthesia!. If left unchecked, tartar accumulation will lead to gingivitis, or inflammation of the gums, which can cause your pet discomfort. These initial changes, if untreated, will often lead to periodontal disease.

Microchipping
The microchip is becoming a very popular way of identifying pets. The microchip is inserted under the skin, very much like a shot. This is a permanent ID system, unlike collars that can be lost. All shelters and most veterinarians now have scanners that are used to identify lost pets.

General Pet Care

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