Does your pet require advanced diagnostics or treatment? If so, your primary care veterinarian can refer your cat or dog to one of our Board Certified Veterinary Specialists at Pacific & Santa Cruz Veterinary Specialists. In this blog, our Santa Cruz veterinary specialists discuss what it means to be a board-certified specialist and what they can offer.
You’ve got a new pet in the house. Time to find a vet that can provide the care they need and deserve. Our Santa Cruz veterinary specialists offer some insight on factors you may want to consider in seeking a new veterinarian for your cat or dog.
There are a number of common house and garden plants that are toxic to cats. In today's post our Santa Cruz vets list some common plants that are toxic to cats and what to do if your cat nibbles on your houseplants.
Dehydration is a serious health emergency in dogs. Today, our Santa Cruz emergency vets explain more about dehydration in dogs and how it's treated.
Our Santa Cruz vets explain acute and chronic kidney failure. We also discuss treatment options and prevention strategies.
Vomiting isn't unusual for in cats, in fact, all cats will vomit now and again. That said, frequent or severe vomiting is not normal. So how do you know when a trip to the vet is necessary? Our Santa Cruz vets explain
Pacific & Santa Cruz Veterinary Specialists is proud to meet the rigorous veterinary service and care requirements necessary to be accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
Pacific & Santa Cruz Veterinary Specialists is always accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about restoring good health to Santa Cruz companion animals. We are open 24/7 to provide your pet with care, whenever they need us.
