Buckle Up! Car Travel Safety Tips for Pets
When taking a vacation or a road trip, you may want to include your pet in the fun and excitement. But, before heading out on your trip, ensure you prepare your pet for travel with the following tips from our team here at Huntington Beach Pet Hospital. #1: Keep your...
What Happens During My Pet’s Spay?
Although you know you should spay your female pet to prevent a host of medical and behavior issues, as well as unwanted puppies, you may not know what exactly happens during a spay surgery. Since World Spay Day—February 23—is approaching, let’s explain the procedure,...
7 Signs That Your Pet is in Pain
It can sometimes be difficult to tell when animals are pain, due to them being experts at hiding subtle signs of discomfort. To help pet owners identify pain in their furry companions, the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management (IVAPM) has proclaimed...
What is Cognitive Dysfunction in Pets?
Just like humans when they age, pets can also suffer from impaired mental function. An older pet may start showing changes in their behavior. However, with careful monitoring, early diagnosis, and proper intervention, you can keep your senior pet’s mind sharp well...
Is Your Pet Microchipped?
August 15 is Check the Chip Day. If your pet is microchipped, we can quickly scan their microchip to ensure that it hasn't migrated and is still functioning. This is also a good time to update the contact information with the microchip registration company. A...
5 Steps to Safely Cool Your Pet During a Heat Exhaustion Episode
The unthinkable happens—your hyperactive pooch chases one too many balls on a scorching summer day at the beach and collapses. Seemingly fine one moment, your beloved furry companion becomes overheated in the blink of an eye. The most important thing is to remain calm...
What to Do If a Bee Stings Your Pet
With the California summer upon us, there are many bees, wasps, and hornets that are buzzing around. These flying creatures entice pets to snap, sniff, or swat at them in the air. Being on the wrong end of a bee’s stinger can create a painful allergic reaction in your...
Safety Tips for Taking Your Dog to the Beach
With Orange County (along with much of California) reopening and summer kicking off, perhaps you're planning some beach fun with your dog. The combination of sun, sand, and surf is the best, but there are still some beach hazards you should know. Check out these four...
Zoonotic Parasites: What Pet Owners Should Know
Sharing is caring, except in some instances. Until your pet is dewormed for parasites, your family can be at risk of zoonotic parasitic infections. These parasites can be transmitted from pets to humans, and they can cause more than a nuisance. Some pets are born...
The Importance of Routine for Young Pets
Have you recently added a new little furry family member? It may be difficult to pry yourself away from their lovable cuddles and insatiable playfulness, but this is the time also to establish a routine. Stability and consistency now will benefit your pet throughout...
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Phone: 714-962-3639
Email: hello@huntingtonpet.com
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8851 Adams Ave.
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
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Mon - Fri: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
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