Regular wellness exams are an essential part of keeping your pet healthy and preventing potential health issues. Our comprehensive wellness exams for dogs and cats include a thorough physical examination, vaccinations, parasite screenings, and discussions about your pet’s diet, exercise routine, and overall well-being.

By detecting and addressing any health concerns early on, we’ll ensure a long, happy, and healthy life for your furry friend. Learn more about our wellness exams for cats and dogs today.

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We won’t delay treatment by sending you elsewhere to diagnose your pet’s conditions. With an in-house laboratory, we’re able to identify the issues affecting your animal quickly to find the best solution for their care.

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Did you know that poor oral health can lead to infections? These infections can spread through the bloodstream to affect major organs, such as your pet’s liver, kidneys, and heart!

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Accurate and timely diagnostic imaging is essential for diagnosing and treating various health conditions in pets. Our advanced digital radiography system enables us to capture high-quality images of your pet’s internal structures.

This non-invasive procedure empowers our veterinarians to identify fractures, tumors, foreign bodies, and other health concerns. Digital radiography provides quick and precise results for developing an appropriate treatment plan for your pet promptly.

An estimated 59% of cats and 54% of dogs are overweight or obese in the United States. Good nutrition and weight management are key to your pet’s overall health.

These healthy habits are created at a young age for your pet and it’s up to you to help them maintain these habits. Through a good diet and proper exercise, you greatly increase your pet’s chance at a long, healthy life.

At Newport Mesa Animal Hospital, we’ll recommend diets specific to your pet’s needs.

We know the issue of pain management is of great concern to pet owners today. As in human medicine, we have a variety of medications available to manage your pet’s pain — before surgery, after surgery, and in the event of trauma.

Although we handle the majority of your pet’s medical and surgical needs in-house, we occasionally refer you to veterinary specialists or specialty clinics when advanced training or equipment is beneficial.

Board-certified specialists (such as oncologists, ophthalmologists, and neurologists) have extensive experience and training in a particular area of veterinary medicine or surgery. Specialty clinics and university-affiliated referral centers have specialized equipment to perform procedures that are not routinely performed by general veterinary practitioners.

We make referral decisions because we want to ensure that you receive the highest standard of care and best possible outcome. When we refer your pet to another hospital, we continue to stay involved in their care, consulting with the treating specialist, and often, providing any needed follow-up care and rehabilitation.