Emergencies
When to call the vet
The signs that can’t wait for morning
Learn from our doctors
Short videos for scary moments.
Each video has its own link, so you can save it, text it to family, or send it to a friend whose pet just ate something they shouldn’t have.
Emergencies
Cats straining to pee
Why this is always an emergency
Toxins
Lilies and cats
One of the most toxic plants in the house
Toxins
Holiday hazards
Foods and decorations that bring pets to us
Seasonal
Summer heat risks
Heatstroke, hot pavement and parked cars
Seasonal
Cold weather safety
Keeping pets safe when it drops
Emergencies
Suffocation hazards
The everyday bags and wrappers to watch
Emergencies
Your cat and strings
Why string, ribbon and tinsel are dangerous
Diagnosis explained
Vomiting, explained
What our doctors look for, and why
Symptoms
Diarrhea
When it’s worth a call
After your visit
What to expect with surgery
From the estimate to waking up
After your visit
Recovery at home after surgery
The first few days back home
After your visit
Giving medications at home
Pills and liquids without the wrestling
Seasonal
Fireworks and loud noises
Helping a frightened pet
These videos are general education, not a diagnosis. If you’re worried about your pet right now, call us.
We hope you don’t need us. We’re here if you do.
Fullerton is open 24 hours, every day. Garden Grove covers weeknights, weekends and holidays. No appointment, ever.