Keep Your Pet Safe This Summer
Keep Your Pet Safe This Summer The best time of year to spend time outdoors with your pet friends is during the summer. Your pets undoubtedly like being outside, whether it's playing fetch in the park, trekking along beautiful trails, or just relaxing in your garden....
Common Diseases Transmissible from Pets to Humans
Common Diseases Transmissible from Pets to Humans Zoonotic diseases, which are illnesses that can be transmitted from animals to humans, are more prevalent than you might imagine. Keep up with your pet's preventive care to avoid getting sick even though they seem to...
Tips for Pet Owners on Camping Safety
Tips for Pet Owners on Camping Safety Is there anything better than sitting by a bonfire with your furry friend and taking in the starry night sky? In our opinion, no. While camping with your pet is a terrific way to have exciting adventures together, you must ensure...
Understanding Cranial Cruciate Ligament Tears in Pets
Understanding Cranial Cruciate Ligament Tears in Pets When you witness athletes in a sporting event clutching their knees and wincing in pain, you're likely familiar with the concept of an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear, a crucial ligament responsible for knee...
Spotting, Treating, and Preventing Hot Spots in Pets
Spotting, Treating, and Preventing Hot Spots in Pets When your pet experiences intense itching that makes their skin feel like it's on fire, they may scratch, lick, and chew excessively, leading to the formation of hot spots. Help your beloved companion find relief...
How to Protect Your Pet from Lyme Disease
How to Protect Your Pet from Lyme Disease As cold winter weather slowly slips away and warm spring temperatures arrive, sluggish parasites wake up. This makes April the perfect time for Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month. Take action to reduce your pet’s...
Learn about Ways to Prepare for Your Pet’s Passing
Learn about Ways to Prepare for Your Pet’s Passing Although a pet’s passing is never easy, preparing for the eventuality can help ease your mental and emotional distress. Here are four ways to help prepare for—and grieve—your pet’s eventual passing. #1: Assess...
Protect Your Pet From Common Springtime Emergencies
5 Springtime Pet Emergencies As the days brighten and become warmer, pets spend more time outdoors, which increases your pet’s risk for potential hazards. Keep your four-legged friend safe by staying aware of common springtime pet emergencies. Insect...
A Guide to Dog Walking Safety
Watch Out On Walks: Hazards to Avoid When Walking Your Pet Celebrate Take a Walk in the Park Day with your four-legged friend on March 30, but don’t let hazards ruin a perfect day. Keep your eyes peeled for the following issues when walking your pet. #1:...
Is My Pet’s Limp Serious?
Why Is My Pet Limping? When your pet suddenly develops a limp, you may wonder whether it is a problem that requires urgent care or an issue that can be managed at home with rest. Let’s run through the list of the most common reasons pets limp and when a limp turns...
We’re proud to serve Costa Mesa, CA and the surrounding communities since 1983.
At our family-owned and operated veterinary hospital in Costa Mesa, CA, we believe in treating patients with love and respect. You can count on us to be there when your four-legged family member needs us most!

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1542 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
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Sat - Sun: Closed
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Fax: 949-722-7568
Email: reception@nmah.vet

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