
When Does Your Pet Need Emergency Care Because of a Limp?
When Does Your Pet Need Emergency Care Because of a Limp? Your pet’s lameness can usually wait until the next business day for veterinary care. However, certain conditions, plus limping, mean you need to head to your nearest emergency veterinary hospital right away....

Best Ways To Modify Your Home To Help Your Arthritic Cat
Best Ways To Modify Your Home To Help Your Arthritic Cat Cats rarely complain, so it can be challenging to tell if they are experiencing arthritis pain unless their food bowl is less than half-full. The following easy home improvements, however, can help your cat feel...

Protect Your Dog From Being Bitten by Other Dogs
Protect Your Dog From Being Bitten by Other Dogs It can be difficult to see our pets suffer from injuries, especially from dog bites. Therefore, every dog owner should have knowledge about preventing and responding to dog bites. Although it's impossible to guarantee...

Ways to Prepare for the Passing of Your Pet
Ways to Prepare for the Passing of Your Pet Even though losing a pet is never easy, being prepared for it beforehand can lessen your mental and emotional pain. Here are four strategies for assisting with grieving and preparing for the eventual loss of your pet. #1:...

What To Do When Struggling With Pet Loss
What To Do When Struggling With Pet Loss Losing a furry friend can be as difficult as losing a family member or friend. Pets are integral members of the family, with an invaluable place in our lives. When your pet passes, processing your grief can be an...

5 Common Pet Toxins in Your Home
5 Common Pet Toxins in Your Home In honor of National Animal Poison Prevention Week, which will take place March 19 to 25, our team wants to share some of the most common household products that are toxic to pets. #1: Food The kitchen is a tempting...

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...

3 Ways Pet Dental Disease Affects Your Senior Pet’s Health
How Dental Disease Affects Your Senior Pet’s Overall Health As your furry pal ages, they are faced with many health changes. Their vision dims, their hearing becomes muffled, and their gait becomes unsteady. They also are likely to suffer from pet dental...

What Is Canine Influenza and What Should You Know About It
My Dog Is Coughing: Do They Have the Flu? Cough, cough, cough. Hearing your pooch sound like they’re hacking up a lung not long after you had the flu may make you wonder if they contracted your illness. While your dog certainly can become sick with a respiratory...

Is My Pet Getting the Correct Amount of Daily Exercise They Need?
How Much Daily Exercise Does My Pet Need? While all pets need exercise every day, the amount each cat or dog requires varies. Follow the guidelines below to create a general exercise plan, and take into account your pet’s age, breed, and health for a personalized...
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Compassionate care for your four-legged family members.
At Paws of Pleasanton Animal Hospital, we know your pets are family. We strive to treat each and every patient who walks through our doors with kindness and respect. We offer cutting-edge medical technology to keep your pets feeling their best! We're also a proud member of the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce.

Contact
Phone: 925-380-1888
Email: [email protected]

Location
3128 Santa Rita Road, Suite B
Pleasanton, CA 94566

Hours
Mon - Fri: 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Sat - Sun: Closed
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