November Newsletter
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Compassionate, quality vet care in Rialto, CA and Bloomington, CA since 1965
There is a special connection that pet parents share with their animal companions. It’s a bond that transcends the spoken word, reaching deep into our hearts and touching our very souls.
At Valley Animal Hospital, we understand this incredible connection because we share the same with our own furry family members. We also know that when it comes to choosing a Rialto, CA or Bloomington, CA area vet, your choices are many.
So, why should you choose us?
To start, we offer a full array of advanced medical services designed to manage the health of animals young and old. We complement these innovative services with a gentle, caring and personal touch that you simply won’t find anywhere else.
Our team is knowledgeable and highly skilled, yet incredibly down to earth and approachable. We view our relationships with our clients as partnerships with the shared goal of helping every animal we serve enjoy a truly amazing life. Communication and education are the cornerstones of our care.
If you are looking for vet care in the Rialto, CA or Bloomington, CA area, we invite you to learn more about what we have to offer! We’ve been serving the Rialto and Bloomington communities for more than 50 years and we’d love the opportunity to partner with you! Call or stop in any time. We can’t wait to meet you!
We Love New Clients!
We offer a variety of services all under one woof!
Our mission is to provide compassionate care for your pet.
Dentistry
Contrary to popular belief, foul breath isn’t something that all pet owners simply must learn to live with.
Wellness & Vaccinations
The best care for your four legged friend. Find out more about our Wellness & Vaccinations service.
Surgery
Bringing a family member in for surgery is never easy. At Valley Animal Hospital, we know exactly what you’re going through because we’re pet owners too.
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Collect 16 stamps and get $100 toward your next visit.
See Why Everyone LOVES US!
Brought my shepherd here for some allergy issues and it was a great experience. Very thorough, thoughtful and caring staff, makes it less stressful for your pet and the owner! Love that they are so close & would def recommend. Dr. Reid was excellent! Lexi even sat in her fancy pose during her diagnosis 🙂
From the front desk to the back techs everyone is so kind and obvious they love animals and are happy in their job. I love Dr. Reed and trust her with our 4 legged family members. She is our favorite but I would be comfortable with any of the Vets here.
We have tried many other Veterinarians around this town. Valley Animal hospital has been such a blessing for our girls(2 female boxers). The staff is so kind and prices are so reasonable compared to others around. The vet takes her time with our girls and is so honest about things not trying to pump more money out of us! I just love this place and so happy we finally found a place we trust and feel like we are not being taken advantage of. I would never go anywhere else with our girls!
So glad i found this hospital, Thank you to dr bowers and vet tech jackie for taking excellent care of my buddy. I will continue coming here the receptionists are so nice, & i got a great price to neuter my pup with teeth removal he is doing so good now thank you again valley animal hospital
We have taken our dogs to Valley Animal Hospital for many, many years. Through at least two generations of dogs. Dr. Duprez has always taken exceptional care of us. Our long-haired Chihuahua, Oliver, had huge medical obstacles the last three years of his life. He had his gallbladder removed, and it was discovered that he had irritable bowel disease. He was very fragile and could only eat food made with hydrolyzed proteins. Last fall he was diagnosed with stage three kidney failure. Dr. Duprez monitored him very closely and helped me navigate the special dietary needs of a dog with kidney disease. Ollie lost his battle last December. he lost his ability to walk, and with that quality of life gone, Tracy came to our home and performed euthanasia for him. She was very compassionate and cried along with us. We have never had a vet where we have felt such a personal and authentic level of care.We travel 30 minutes each way to get to her office and we’ve always found it worthwhile. Our remaining dog, Zoey, goes in every three months for a Mani/Pedi and anal gland expression.
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