Copper Hill Animal Clinic

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Many, many thanks to our clients who have been sending amazing treats and lunches to support our essential staff. Our staff have applied themselves wholeheartedly in a situation that is stressful and constantly changing. They come to work even though doing so represents a risk to their personal health and the health of their families. We are so proud of their selfless efforts to prevent the suffering of sick animals. Thank you for supporting them with these gifts of food and treats, your kindness means the world.

For client and staff protection, Copper Hill Animal Clinic has transitioned to curbside service. At time of arrival please remain in your vehicle and call the practice at 661-296-8848. A staff member will pick up your pet and/or deliver medications directly to your vehicle. Thank you for your understanding.

Our priority is supporting public health but also supporting animal health. At this time, we are only accepting appointments for sick animals. We will return to wellness visits once the COVID 19 situation has stabilized. This will allow us to prioritize care for the patients that need it most. Thank you for your understanding.

In a time full of tension, we encourage people to hug their pets. :) On a note of preparedness, it may not be a bad idea to set away an extra month of pet food or medications, just in case. If your pet is on medications we will be unable to refill them in the event of practice closure. This would include on-line orders. Please give us a call if you need to order extra supplies of medications or food.

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We have lived here at Copper Hill Animal Clinic for a very long time, the staff love us very much and they let us out to play when no one else is here but we really wish we had a real home. We want to stretch our legs and run and play and not have to live in a small cage ever again. We have had all of our testing done, vaccines, microchips, and neutering. We are robustly healthy and patiently waiting for our real home.