Animal Emergency Clinic
If your pet is experiencing a life-threatening emergency* we are open and available to provide emergency care to your pet every weeknight from 6pm until 8am the following morning and 24 hours on weekends and holidays. We are a walk-in clinic. No appointment is necessary. 

*What  defines a life-threatening emergency?
  • (severe) Bleeding/Blood from extremities
  • Broken bone(s)
  • Choking/Difficulty breathing
  • Eye injury
  • Heatstroke  
  • Inability to urinate/defecate 
  • Poison/Toxin ingestion
  • Seizures
  • Snakebite
  • (severe) Vomiting/Diarrhea
  • Unconsciousness



Periodic travel interruptions may occur from time to time. Alternate directions located below may be helpful: 

SB 215 exit Mt. Vernon/Washington; R on Washington; R onto Mt. Vernon, stay L. Travel up hill approximately 1 mile; R onto Barton Rd. to 3rd traffic light. (Arco gas station). L onto Michigan Ave., 1 block; R onto Commerce.

NB 215 Exit Center St. and continue East on Center 2 stop signs past RR tracks. (1 mile) Turn L onto Michigan. Continue N on Michigan (past Main St.) and turn left at the 4th stop sign which is Commerce Way. 

We apologize for any inconvenience this interruption may cause you. 
Call Us Today

(909) 825-9350

In Memorium

In My Heart 
I thought of you with love today, but that is nothing new. 
I thought about you yesterday, and days before that too. 
I think of you in silence. I often speak your name. 
Now all I have is memories, and your picture in a frame. 
Your memory is my keepsake, with which I'll never part. 
God has you in his keeping. 
I have you in my heart. 
Author unknown

As you move through the grieving process:

The feelings and length of grief you experience are different for every person. Your level of grief might depend on your age and personality, the age of your pet and the circumstances of your pet's death write Lawrence Robinson and Robert and Jeanne Segal in “Coping with Pet Loss” on their website helpguide.org. You might experience "denial, anger, guilt, sorrow and loneliness." Some people even feel like they hear their pet walking or calling or see their pet out of the corner of their eye notes the ASPCA website's FAQ section. Whatever your feelings, it's important not to rush through them or try to suppress them. It is sometimes helpful to write about your pet, and we encourage you to do so, and upload a picture if you wish, below.

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Members of:

Orange Belt Veterinary Medical Association
California Veterinary Medical Association
American Veterinary Medical Association
Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Society
Orange Belt Veterinary Medical Association
California Veterinary Medical Association
American Veterinary Medical Association
Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Society
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