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** Coronavirus Updates **

Dear Clients,

As the situation continues to evolve with COVID-19, we are adjusting our protocols to continue to protect the safety of our clients and our staff.

Please call 562.439.4228 before coming in as the hours on our website may not always be accurate.

We are attempting to reduce the number of people in our small hospital and we will ask that you please call us from your car - 562.439.4228. We will come out and get your pet and/or bring medications and food out to you. Please call us for more information regarding our hours.

We will do our best to update you via the usual channels, but please check frequently as the situation may change.Thank you so much for your understanding. We can't wait to get back to normal! 

Be safe,
Cats and Dogs Animal Hospital

Welcome to Cats and Dogs Animal Hospital in
Long Beach

Thank you for voting us best animal hospital in Long Beach seven years in a row!
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Cats & Dogs Animal Hospital in Long Beach is a full-service, small animal veterinary hospital providing comprehensive medical, surgical and dental care for your furry, feathered or scaled friend. And, don’t let the name fool you… we see avian and exotic pets, too. We provide services unique to Long Beach veterinary clinics, such as Mobile Service and Veterinary Acupuncture.

Free delivery every Wednesday afternoon for medication and food. We are also available for house calls. Call for more information. **TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE**


Refer a friend: There is no greater compliment than to have our clients refer a friend and their pet to us. To show our gratitude to you for this referral, each time a new client informs us you referred them to Cats & Dogs Animal Hospital we will apply a $20.00 credit to both of your accounts to say “THANK YOU.”

Veterinary Services Provided by Our Long Beach Veterinarians

Our mobile vet services are one of our most popular services available to pet owners who cannot find a way to our animal hospital. We can give pet wellness exams, blood testing, euthanasia, and nursing treatment at your location if needed.

In addition to basic veterinary services, we also provide therapeutic/diagnostic/radiology services, surgical procedures ranging from spay/neuter and tumor removal to emergency surgery for pets suffering trauma. Pet dentistry (cleaning and polishing, oral surgery), microchipping and dietary counseling are even more services available at our animal hospital in Long Beach .

If your pet needs nuclear medicine services, CT scans or MRIs, we work closely with specialists knowledgeable in the field of advanced diagnostics to complete these services as quickly as possible. Our in-house laboratory complements our diagnostic services by providing rapid results from parasite, urinalysis, serology, hematology, and serum chemistry tests. Additionally, pet owners do not need to shop around for top quality flea products, pet vitamins, shampoos, pharmaceuticals or heartworm medications since we maintain an extensive inventory of these products.

Meet With One of Our Veterinarians Today

To learn more about our many services or to schedule an appointment with one of our Long Beach veterinarians today, please contact us at 562-439-4228.

Dr. Greg Perrault
Long Beach Veterinarian
Cats and Dogs Animal Hospital | 562.439.4228
Fax: 562.439.4547

Email: [email protected]

627 Redondo Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90814

Office Hours

Please call 562.439.4228 to confirm our office hours

Monday:

7:00 am-7:00 pm

Tuesday:

7:00 am-7:00 pm

Wednesday:

7:00 am-7:00 pm

Thursday:

7:00 am-7:00 pm

Friday:

7:00 am-7:00 pm

Saturday:

8:00 am-12:00 pm

Sunday:

Closed

Please call us to schedule your pets appointment today!

Walk-ins are currently unavailable during this time, however, we encourage all clients to make an appointment, when possible, to avoid longer than usual wait times.

Drop off exams are available and must be scheduled. Please call the office for details.

Mobile Services - **Temporarily Unavailable**

Mobile services are available. If you can’t come to Cats & Dogs Animal Hospital, let us come to you. We provide in home services, including examinations, testing, nursing treatment, and euthanasia. Call for availability and details.

Veterinary Acupuncture

Dr. Brianna Abel is a traditionally trained veterinarian and a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist by way of the Chi Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Florida. Please call Cats and Dogs Animal Hospital with any questions you may have and schedule your consultation today.

Appointments are available at the following times:

Monday – Friday 7:30 am to 5:30 pm
Saturday 8:00 am to 11:30 am

Testimonials

Read What Our Clients Say

  • "Dr. Perrault's knowledge and the compassion of all your staff made a difficult time much easier to endure."
    Nicki M. / Long Beach, CA

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