Inland Central Animal Hospital

Thanksgiving Schedule : We Will be Be Closed November 26th(Thursday)- November 29(Sunday). We Will resume Normal Business Hours Monday ,November 30th at 8:00 a.m. -Dr. Kim & Staff

IMPORTANT! UPDATED OFFICE HOURS. At the moment due to COVID-19 we are not servicing nail-trims and anal glands and limiting spaces for Spay/Neuters scheduling. When you arrive to our Hospital/Parking lot give us a call to be check in by phone ,due to limiting seating in our lobby area. In times of High client Volumes we may stop check-ups / vaccinations.... Inland Central Animal Hospital, understands this is a difficult time due to COVID-19 and those who are affected. Our hearts are with you and your furry Family member.

Thanks to our Food Pantry Next Door, Just Came in ! Cat Food ,Cat Litter and some Dog Food With Any Service. **WHILE SUPPLIES LAST**

COME ON IN! Because we love our patients With any General Exam , Vaccinations or Any Services, you will be given Food for your Pet. We have Cat Food, Cat Treats, Cat Litter ,Cat Can Food, Dog Food and Dog Dental Sticks... **WHILE SUPPLIES LAST** Dr.Kim & Staff

Just 12 Days Until Christmas . From Inland Central Staff We Wish You a Merry Christmas & Happy Holiday With Your Love Ones and Fur-Babies! Our Holiday Hours:... CLOSED : December 23,24,25, & 31. And Will Be Closed Also For New Years January 1st.

Thanks to our Food Pantry Next Door, Just Came in ! Cat Food ,Cat Litter and some Dog Food With Any Service. **WHILE SUPPLIES LAST**

COME ON IN! Because we love our patients With any General Exam , Vaccinations or Any Services, you will be given Food for your Pet. We have Cat Food, Cat Treats, Cat Litter ,Cat Can Food, Dog Food and Dog Dental Sticks... **WHILE SUPPLIES LAST** Dr.Kim & Staff

Holiday Hours : -We Will Be Closing Early On December 22nd, 24th and 31st @ 1 p.m. -We Will Be Closed For Christmas Day(December 25th) , And New Years Day (January 1st).

We would Like to take a moment to let our clients know how much we appreciate each and everyone of you. We wish a safe up coming Holiday Season. Here is Our Schedual for Upcoming Holiday. Thanksgiving Hours As Follows :... -Wednesday 21st , 8am-1pm -Thursday 22nd , CLOSED Will resume Normal Business Hours Friday November 23th at 8am. Dr.Kim and Staff

Have you notice Ticks or Fleas on your dogs? Try NexGard! A Chewable Beef Flavored treat that you give your pet once a month! NexGard Kills adult Fleas before they can lay eggs and kills Ticks Too! In a study NexGard kills 100% of Fleas within 24 hours of taking it. For More information Give us a Call ... @ (909)884-6126 Or visit us at 786 E. Foothill Blvd #C Rialto CA 92376 See more

It’s Foxtail Season ! Foxtails can cause severe damage to your dogs & cats health. Foxtails can plant their self into any part of your dogs or cat body. From Nose ,Ears ,Eyes & in between your pet toes. They work their way through penetrating into the skin, once under the skin or an air way, foxtails can continue to migrate causing bacterial infection , inflammation and pain. If you have any questions or believe pet has foxtails. Do not hesitate to give us a call @ (909)884-...6126 Or Walk in for a Consultation Monday-Friday -9am-6pm Saturday -9am-3pm See more

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Is your pet scratching? Have you noticed fleas or ticks? Call us today for more information

Thank you in 2014

Foxtails ---Worst weeds for dogs !! Once the plant heads dry, they become hell-bent on finding their way into dogs’ noses, ears, eyes, mouths and just about every other orifice. They can dive deep into a dog’s nostril or ear canal (beyond sight) in the blink of an eye. And a foxtail camouflaged under a layer of hair can readily burrow through the skin (a favorite hiding place is between toes). Foxtails can wind up virtually anywhere in the body, and associated symptoms vary b...ased on location. For example, a foxtail within the ear canal causes head shaking, under the skin a draining tract, or within the lung, labored breathing and coughing. Not only is the dog’s body incapable of degrading or decomposing foxtails, these plant awns are barbed in such a way that they can only move in a forward direction. Unless caught early, they, and the bacteria they carry, either become walled off to form an abscess or migrate through the body causing infection and tissue damage. Once foxtails have moved internally, they become the proverbial needle in a haystacknotoriously difficult to find and remove. See more

Puppy of the day. Her name is leia :)

The biggest pup today in inland central animal hospital. 87 lbs 6 month old pup. Duke. He is still growing!!!