Care and Comfort Veterinary Hospital

We are open again! Thank you for your patience. Give us a call at 619-590-6160 if you need anything for your pets!

Dear Pet Parents, Due to a facility issue, we will be closed until emergency repairs can be completed. We will be communicating with clients directly whose appointments may be impacted. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to seeing you and your pets as soon as possible. Thank you!

Due to COVID-19 our hospital is currently closed (as of 8/17/20) and expected to reopen on 8/20/20 (Thursday). We are unable to access our voicemail while closed and will not be at the hospital. If you need something urgently, please email us at [email protected]. During this time, if you have an emergency, please contact Pet Emergency and Specialty Center. Thank you for your patience. We look forward to being back in the hospital to care for your furry family members soon! For updates, please continue to follow us on Facebook.

To wrap up National Poison Prevention Month, let's cover the 10 most common toxins that our dogs and cats ingest or come into contact with according to the Pet Poison Helpline! Find the list here: https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com//bas/top-10-pet-poisons/... Let's all work together to keep our medications, poisons, and unsafe plants away from where our pets can access them!

For week three of National Poison Prevention Month, let's familiarize ourselves with human medications that don't play well with our four legged family members. NSAIDS and pain relievers like Tylenol, Ibuprofen, and Aleve are overall safe for humans, but that isn't the case for our pets. Similarly, anxiety medications and ADHD medications can be dangerous even in small doses. While we all strive to keep our medications safely stored away from pets, it never hurts to know which are dangerous and which are safe. Learn more at: https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com//top-10-human-medicatio/

Are you planning on doing a little gardening this spring? Love having flowers around the house? Let's make sure our pets can enjoy our new colorful flora as much as we do by avoiding toxic plants and knowing what to watch for with fertilizers! Get more info here: https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/pet-owners/seasons/spring/

With voluntary closing of schools and some businesses, we want you to know that we are still open our normal hours to help keep everyones' fur-kids healthy and happy! Due to school closures, we'll have less staff than normal so our staff members with kids can be home. Please be sure to call ahead of time and schedule any visits (including visits that would normally be "walk-ins") you'd like to have so we can provide the best care without excessive wait times! Here's to staying healthy for us and our pets!

For the first week of National Poison Prevention Awareness Month, we'd like to cover essential oils and the dangers for our feline family members. Essential oils are not only toxic to cats if ingested, they can cause respiratory irritation when inhaled, and issues when absorbed through the skin. Learn more at: https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/blog/essential-oils-cats/

Did you know that March is National Poison Prevention Awareness Month? Throughout this month we will be highlighting important information on common toxins that can affect our pets. Want to know more? https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/ has a wealth of information available online, as well as a hotline to call in case of possible toxin ingestion!

Let's save more money this month on the things our pets need! Use the following code on an order through our online pharmacy: https://tinyurl.com/y2tzhapx

It's "Love Your Pet Day!" Spoil them a little extra from us!