Animal Hospital of South Bay Rolling Hills

Thank you to our clients and staff we are truly grateful for all of you. Happy Thanksgiving from your friends at Animal Hospital of South Bay.

The 30 push up for 30 days challenge was started to raise awareness for mental health issues. We had to join in to support those who suffer in silence. A healthy dose of physical activity works wonders for fitness and attitude! Anyone want to join us???

Happy Howl-O-Ween!

Thank you and a special shout out to all our Veterinary Technicians #nationalveterinariantechnicianweek all of you go above and beyond in the care of our clients fur families!

"Loki" was hiking with his mom in a nature preserve and jumped in a group of cactus. When he came to Animal Hospital of South Bay Rolling Hills, Dr. Walker and her great team, removed 3 lbs of cactus and very fine needles! Yes a very sticky situation! Loki returned a week later doing just fine at recheck, and has made a full recovery.

It’s National Dog Day and we wanted to share a heartwarming story...Sometimes you hear a story and you don’t even hesitate to helpyou find a way, you find a team and you make it happen. Thats what happened when some wonderful people from the SPCA, the Angel Fund Grant Program and Animal Hospital of South Bay stepped up to save a sweetheart of a dog! All are featured this month in the July issue of the SCVMA magazine PULSE.... Hats off to the staff at each of these organizations who recognized a gentle soul in need and worked together to make a happy day. This gentleman had no way to pay for the surgery his beloved pet needed and faced a heartbreaking decision. But staff at the SPCA recognized there was an opportunity to help . Thats where the Angel Fund Grant Program and Animal Hospital of South Bay came together to bring about the happy ending. Read the whole story in PULSE Magazine, thank you for the great write up of a heartwarming story Hugs and slobbery kisses to all who helped Happy National Dog Day!

The ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) continues to impacted us all. In response to changes in California, Animal Hospital of South Bay will be continuing to provid Curbside Care for your pet’s needs. This is to support the state’s mandate for social distancing to reduce the risk of spread of disease, protect you and our staff, and continue to provide the best veterinary care for your pet. - When you arrive, please call the hospital to inform us of your arrival: Lawndale - (310) ...679-4988; Rolling Hills - (310) 831-1200 - An AHSB staff member will greet you at your vehicle, discuss information regarding your visit and pet’s health, and collect your pet to bring them into the hospital for their exam. - All dogs MUST be on a leash. We will also be adding an additional leash for your pet’s safety. - All cats MUST be in a carrier. If you do not have a carrier available, please let us know when you call. - You are welcome to wait from the comfort of your vehicle for brief services, but dropping off your pet may be necessary based on your pet’s needs. - Our doctors will proceed with the same practice of performing a complete physical exam and will call you on your phone to discuss your pet’s health and needs. - A treatment plan for your pet’s care will be prepared and treatments will be completed with your consent. - When your pet is ready for discharge, we will bring them directly to you in your vehicle and proceed with checkout as usual from the comfort of your car. For hygienic reasons, at this time we are only able to accept credit or debit cards, or Care Credit. - For clients picking up food or prescriptions: when you arrive, please call the hospital and we will bring your items to you directly and proceed with check out from the comfort of your car. By taking these additional precautions for the community’s safety, AHSB will continue to be open to provide care for you and your pet. Thank you for your patience and support. We will continue to keep you informed as new information is available. Your friends at the Animal Hospital of South Bay