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Due to COVID-19 we have altered how we are seeing pets and clients. Please call us at 818-885-8323 when you arrive and remain in your car. We are no longer allowing clients into the building for our staff's health and safety. We are also only seeing patients on an appointment-only basis and are no longer doing walk-ins or vaccination clinics so please call ahead. We are honoring the clinic price for vaccines. Thank you for your cooperation!

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Monday - Friday By Appointment ONLY. Saturday Walk Ins Only.

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6:00 pm

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6:00 pm

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6:00 pm

Thursday:

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  • "I've been taking my dogs and cats to them since we moved here to LA since 1999 and have received excellent care in both sending our fur babies over the rainbow. Now with our current zoo they provide great care for them all!"
    Tien N. / Northridge, CA

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