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NATIONAL VETERINARY DENTAL MONTH -

20% DISCOUNT PROGRAM

	FEBRUARY IS NATIONAL VETERINARY DENTAL MONTH AND TO PROMOTE PET DENTAL, OUR HOSPITAL IS OFFERING  A 20% DISCOUNT THROUGH MARCH 15 MARCH 31, 2026 20% OFF PRE-DENTAL LAB TESTING 20% OFF ANESTHESIA 20% OFF DENTAL RADIOGRAPHS 20% OFF THE CLEANING AND POLISHING 20% OFF EXTRACTIONS IF NEEDED

This is the best deal you can get for teeth cleaning but you need to sign up for your dental special by March 15, 2026. Each pet gets a dedicated anesthetist and a hygienist for their procedure plus an examination with the doctor prior to anesthesia.

If you have been wanting to get your pet's teeth cleaned but weren't sure what to do, text or call us at 310-391-6741.

We are happy to review how to schedule, how to care for your pet's teeth after cleaning, what happens during cleaning. or any questions you might have.

The National Veterinary Dental Month special is in effect from February 1st to March 15.
For readers of this newsletter, however, we are extending the discounts to March 31.
To take advantage of this special extension offer, just mention the code "Newsletter 26" to our receptionist. The date of the actual dental procedure can be some date after March 31, but that date must be scheduled and "in the books" by March 31.

TWO FEMALE KITTENS FOR ADOPTION

Approx 4-5 months old, Felv/FIV negative, spayed, vaccinated. Adoption fee of $125. They are sisters but do not need to be adopted together.     Give a foundling a home this season.     Ask our receptionist for an adoption application. They need a home, not just a sequence of cages to live in.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE HEALTH DEPT

   

The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has asked us to circulate information about Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.

HPAI has been detected for the first time this season in L.A. County this past November (just a few seagulls so far). This virus has been devastating to the poultry industry nationwide and can be transmitted to numerous other species including marine mammals, pet cats, and even humans. Wild birds and raw foods with poultry products are the source.

   

Here is the information the health department has asked us to post:

http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/acd/docs/H5N1-FlyerForGeneralPublic-eng.pdf?utm_content=&utm_medium=email&utm_name=&utm_source=govdelivery&utm_term=

   

For general information:

http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/vet/HPAI.htm

Don't forget the health department wants you to report sick or dead birds found:

LA County Department of Public Health - Online Public Reporting

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