Bonita Pet Care Veterinary Hospital

Foxtails are no joke! Foxtails are a serious hazard for dogs and cats! These are the hard seed-bearing structures of some kinds of grasses, and are often called "foxtails". These structures have sharp points at one end, and microscopic barbs, so that they easily move in the direction of the point, but not the other way. They "work in", but they don't "work out". They can become imbedded in the hair, especially the paws and ears, and in nostrils and even eyes. As they work their way in, they cause infection, and if not treated can sometimes be fatal. Southern California has a number of different grasses with this nasty feature, most of them originally from Mediterranean Europe, and most of them common. -www.cpp.edu. #Foxtails #SoCal #VeterinaryMedicine #BonitaPetCare #ChineseCrested

It's the best feeling to see one of our patients at home being happy, healthy & living his best life!

Moose is 120lbs of "good boy!" Going to the Veterinarian can be scary, but Moose knows that he is in great hands with Dr. Mondares & our awesome team of technicians and assistants!

It's been a pretty great couple of months at Bonita Pet Care! We've had some awesome upgrades to our lobby (stop on by & check it out) & our team is also looking forward to integrating advanced ultrasound technology to our list of in-house diagnostics! So far, 2019 is pretty "pawsome" & we are excited to see what else is store! A huge thank you to all of the Pet Parents out there, none of this would be possible without you & your furbabies! <3

January is starting out pretty great at Bonita Pet Care!

Foxtails are no joke! Foxtails are a serious hazard for dogs and cats! These are the hard seed-bearing structures of some kinds of grasses, and are often called "foxtails". These structures have sharp points at one end, and microscopic barbs, so that they easily move in the direction of the point, but not the other way. They "work in", but they don't "work out". They can become imbedded in the hair, especially the paws and ears, and in nostrils and even eyes. As they work their way in, they cause infection, and if not treated can sometimes be fatal. Southern California has a number of different grasses with this nasty feature, most of them originally from Mediterranean Europe, and most of them common. -www.cpp.edu. #Foxtails #SoCal #VeterinaryMedicine #BonitaPetCare #ChineseCrested

Hello Friends! In observation of Independence Day we will be closed. We will open as usual on Friday July, 5th 2019 at 9am. Also, just a friendly reminder to keep a close eye on your furry family members during all the celebrating. Have wonderful & safe 4th! https://www.aspca.org//general-pet/fourth-july-safety-tips

It's the best feeling to see one of our patients at home being happy, healthy & living his best life!

Moose is 120lbs of "good boy!" Going to the Veterinarian can be scary, but Moose knows that he is in great hands with Dr. Mondares & our awesome team of technicians and assistants!

It's been a pretty great couple of months at Bonita Pet Care! We've had some awesome upgrades to our lobby (stop on by & check it out) & our team is also looking forward to integrating advanced ultrasound technology to our list of in-house diagnostics! So far, 2019 is pretty "pawsome" & we are excited to see what else is store! A huge thank you to all of the Pet Parents out there, none of this would be possible without you & your furbabies! <3

January is starting out pretty great at Bonita Pet Care!

Happy Holidays! Our adjusted Holiday schedule can be found on BonitaPetCareAnimalHospital.com Have a happy & safe Holiday season everyone <3

We will be closing at 5pm on Wednesday, November 21, 2018 at 5pm We will be closed on Thursday, November 22nd 2018 We will reopen at 9am on Friday, November 23rd 2018.... Have a wonderful Holiday!

It was a pretty eventful October around BPC :)

Liana, Fatima & Pappppppiiiii <3

Bonita Pet Care Animal Hospital will be closed on Monday September 3rd in observance of Labor Day. We will be open again Tuesday the 4th at 9am. Our team is wishing everyone a wonderful & safe Labor Day weekend!

Have a wonderful 4th of July everyone, here are some tips to help keep your furbabies safe! 1. Leave your pets at home and indoors. The noise of the fireworks for most pets could cause anxiety, fear and a desire to flee. 2. Keep pets in a lit, cool, calm closed room with familiar sounds and chew toys that will help to distract and make the animal feel safe.... 3. Identification tags and microchips are a must in case the pet escapes. This will help to reunite the pets and the owners quickly and effectively. 4. If the pet gets especially stressed, ask your vet for help to calm your pet down.