Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic is proud to serve the Fremont, CA area for everything pet related. Our team is committed to educating our clients in how to keep your pets healthy year round, with good nutrition and exercise. Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic stays on top of the latest advances in veterinary technology and above all, remembers that all animals and pets need to be treated with loving care in every check-up, procedure, or surgery.
We are a full-service animal hospital and are able to help care for your family pets. We treat many different types of animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, and pocket pets like hamsters and guinea pigs. To better meet the unique needs of our patients, we offer the following preventative care and specialty vet services. We have been taking our dog to MVVC for quite a while now.
She is now almost 16, and has various "issues." Our experience with the doctors and staff at MVVC has been excellent. They have always been helpful, working with us to either fix or ameliorate the problem(s), as well as helping us to improve our care for Madie.
We are a full-service animal hospital and are able to help care for your family pets. We treat many different types of animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, and pocket pets like hamsters and guinea pigs. To better meet the unique needs of our patients, we offer the following preventative care and specialty vet services. We have been taking our dog to MVVC for quite a while now.
She is now almost 16, and has various "issues." Our experience with the doctors and staff at MVVC has been excellent. They have always been helpful, working with us to either fix or ameliorate the problem(s), as well as helping us to improve our care for Madie.
Services
I have been a manager in the Veterinary Field since 2003 and I have been the manager at Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic since February of 2006.
I am a member of the Veterinary Hospital Manager's Association.
My furry family consists of a lovable, rescued mutt Dottie and 2 wonderful cats, Lily Belle and Raisin.
My love for animals and knowledge of their care continues to grow and I look forward to building on my experience with the clients and staff of Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic.
I have been working in the field for over 6 years and hold a passion for exotic animals.
I am a member of the Veterinary Hospital Manager's Association.
My furry family consists of a lovable, rescued mutt Dottie and 2 wonderful cats, Lily Belle and Raisin.
My love for animals and knowledge of their care continues to grow and I look forward to building on my experience with the clients and staff of Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic.
I have been working in the field for over 6 years and hold a passion for exotic animals.
Dental health is very important to our companion animal.
Many animals can suffer complications from tartar and gingivitis and this condition can progress to periodontal disease.
Periodontal disease and oral bacteria can easily affect other organ systems including the heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, and brain If your pet should develop any dental problems, Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic is fully equipped to perform dental prophylaxis, digital dental radiography, and tooth extractions.
Pre-anesthetic exam-Your veterinarian should examine your pet to ensure it is healthy enough to go under general anesthesia.
Many animals can suffer complications from tartar and gingivitis and this condition can progress to periodontal disease.
Periodontal disease and oral bacteria can easily affect other organ systems including the heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, and brain If your pet should develop any dental problems, Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic is fully equipped to perform dental prophylaxis, digital dental radiography, and tooth extractions.
Pre-anesthetic exam-Your veterinarian should examine your pet to ensure it is healthy enough to go under general anesthesia.
Semi-annual physical examinations are very important for your pet.
Dr. Edelman, Dr. Virk, and Dr. Harper recommend a complete physical examination for your pet bi-annually for all our patients.
Wellness programs vary depending on the species, age, and health needs of the patient.
Wellness examinations are also essential in spotting problems before they become serious health issues.
Depending on your pet's age, current medical condition, and medical history, our veterinarians may recommend additional tests as part of your pet's wellness examination.
Dr. Edelman, Dr. Virk, and Dr. Harper recommend a complete physical examination for your pet bi-annually for all our patients.
Wellness programs vary depending on the species, age, and health needs of the patient.
Wellness examinations are also essential in spotting problems before they become serious health issues.
Depending on your pet's age, current medical condition, and medical history, our veterinarians may recommend additional tests as part of your pet's wellness examination.
Is your pet a senior?
That's okay if they are because we celebrate seniors!
You may be surprised, but if your pet is between the ages of 5-7 years or older they are considered a senior.
What does this mean?
It means it's time to keep a watchful eye on their health and we would like to help you do so.
There are several factors that play into how fast your pet ages, such as breed, nutrition, exercise, environment, and climate.
Small to medium breed dogs have a longer lifespan than large and giant breeds.
That's okay if they are because we celebrate seniors!
You may be surprised, but if your pet is between the ages of 5-7 years or older they are considered a senior.
What does this mean?
It means it's time to keep a watchful eye on their health and we would like to help you do so.
There are several factors that play into how fast your pet ages, such as breed, nutrition, exercise, environment, and climate.
Small to medium breed dogs have a longer lifespan than large and giant breeds.
Vaccines are products that stimulate the immune system without causing illness.
The end result is that the immune system is sensitized to the disease and if your pet is exposed to the disease again in the future, they can fight it off without becoming ill.
Pet vaccines cover a variety of severe and potentially deadly diseases that occur here in Fremont, and they are considered one of the most important parts of preventative medicine.
There can be a difference between species as to how often vaccines are given-the rabies vaccine for dogs is usually given every three years, but the one for cats is often an annual one.
The end result is that the immune system is sensitized to the disease and if your pet is exposed to the disease again in the future, they can fight it off without becoming ill.
Pet vaccines cover a variety of severe and potentially deadly diseases that occur here in Fremont, and they are considered one of the most important parts of preventative medicine.
There can be a difference between species as to how often vaccines are given-the rabies vaccine for dogs is usually given every three years, but the one for cats is often an annual one.
Reviews
Be the first to review Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic.
Write a Review
