All Vet Care Animal Hospital

All Vet Care Animal Hospital Compassionate, expert care for your pets. OUR GOAL IS TO PROVIDE NON-COMPROMISING, UP TO DATE VETERINARY CARE, BUT STILL AN AFFORDABLE ONE.

All Vet Care Animal Hospital offers full-service veterinary care, including wellness, routine & advanced surgeries, advanced diagnostics, eastern veterinary medicine, and rehabilitation. All Vet Care Animal Hospital, is a full service veterinary center offering both Conventional and Eastern veterinary care. Just the same we would treat our own pets. Visit us and join our growing family of happy clients and healthier pets!

Healing takes time, but every scar tells a story. Accidents happen, and our pets can get hurt. If your dog has a lacerat...
08/29/2025

Healing takes time, but every scar tells a story. Accidents happen, and our pets can get hurt. If your dog has a laceration, don’t hesitate to consult us for the best treatment options. Let’s keep our pups safe and healthy! 🐶✨

Regular ear cleaning helps prevent infections, irritation, and wax buildup — especially in breeds with floppy or hairy e...
08/25/2025

Regular ear cleaning helps prevent infections, irritation, and wax buildup — especially in breeds with floppy or hairy ears. 🐾🧼
Always use a vet-approved ear cleaner and avoid inserting anything deep into the ear canal.
If you notice redness, odor, or discharge, check with your vet before cleaning.

Meet Soup! 🍲 This little cutie came in for a neutering procedure today. Neutering is a crucial step in helping control t...
08/23/2025

Meet Soup! 🍲 This little cutie came in for a neutering procedure today. Neutering is a crucial step in helping control the pet population, and it also comes with many health benefits for your furry friends. It can prevent certain cancers and even reduce unwanted behaviors. 😺 If you’re considering neutering your cat, remember that it’s a simple procedure that makes a big difference in their health and well-being!

🐾 Keep Those Nails in Check! 🐾Did you know long nails aren’t just uncomfortable for pets—they can actually be dangerous?...
08/22/2025

🐾 Keep Those Nails in Check! 🐾
Did you know long nails aren’t just uncomfortable for pets—they can actually be dangerous?
If nails grow too long, they can:
✨ Snag on carpets or furniture, leading to painful breaks
✨ Put pressure on your pet’s paws, causing discomfort when walking
✨ Even change the way your pet stands or moves, leading to joint stress
Regular nail trims help keep your furry friend safe, comfortable, and happy! 🐶🐱💅
👉 Call us today to schedule your pet’s nail trim and give them the paw care they deserve

Dr.Gold performed a lymph node resection on a sweet patient 🐾 Lymph node resection (also called a lymphadenectomy) is th...
08/22/2025

Dr.Gold performed a lymph node resection on a sweet patient 🐾 Lymph node resection (also called a lymphadenectomy) is the surgical removal of one or more lymph nodes in an animal. It is typically performed for diagnostic or therapeutic reasons. A crucial step for diagnosis and treatment planning. ”. 🔬 Why is it done?
1. Diagnostic Purposes
To investigate enlarged or abnormal lymph nodes
To diagnose conditions like:
Cancer (e.g. lymphoma, metastatic tumors)
Infections (e.g. fungal, bacterial)
Immune-mediated diseases
Removed lymph nodes are often sent for: Histopathology
Cytology
Culture and sensitivity testing
2. Therapeutic Purposes
To surgically remove cancerous nodes
As part of tumor removal when cancer has spread (metastasized) to the lymph nodes
To help stage cancer and determine prognosis 🐾 Call us with any questions (805)484-8777

❗️Attention pet owners! ❗️As the weather heats up, remember that leaving your furry friend in the car can be dangerous a...
08/21/2025

❗️Attention pet owners! ❗️
As the weather heats up, remember that leaving your furry friend in the car can be dangerous and even deadly—temperatures can soar over 100°F inside a parked car, even with windows cracked. Heat stroke can happen quickly, so it’s safest to leave your pet at home or find a pet-friendly spot instead.
🚫Did you know that in some states, leaving your dog in a hot car is illegal?
🐶Always prioritize your pet’s safety and avoid risking their life for a quick errand!🐱

🐜 Fleas: Why They Keep Coming BackThink one treatment kills fleas? Think again.Here’s how to beat them—for good. 👇🔄 Flea...
08/20/2025

🐜 Fleas: Why They Keep Coming Back
Think one treatment kills fleas? Think again.
Here’s how to beat them—for good. 👇
🔄 Flea Life Cycle
    •    🥚 Eggs (50%) – Fall into carpets & furniture
    •    🐛 Larvae (35%) – Hide & feed on flea dirt
    •    🐚 Pupae (10%) – Can stay dormant for months
    •    🐜 Adults (5%) – Bite, breed, lay 50 eggs/day
⏳ Cycle = 2–3 weeks. Miss one stage? They’re back.

🔥 How to Get Rid of Fleas:
    1    Treat your pet (vet-approved meds)
    2    Wash everything (hot water!)
    3    Vacuum daily
    4    Use sprays with IGRs (kills eggs & larvae)
    5    Repeat in 2–3 weeks
💣 Don’t just kill fleas—break the cycle.

🐾❤️ Adopt, Don’t Shop! ❤️🐾Come visit our animal shelter in Camarillo and give a loving forever home to a deserving pet. ...
08/20/2025

🐾❤️ Adopt, Don’t Shop! ❤️🐾

Come visit our animal shelter in Camarillo and give a loving forever home to a deserving pet. Every adoption saves a life and brings joy, companionship, and unconditional love.

Why adopt?
🐶 Save a life — give a homeless animal a second chance
🐱 Reduce overpopulation and support responsible pet ownership
🏡 Find a loyal friend who will love you unconditionally
😊 Experience the joy of making a difference

Your new best friend is waiting! Visit us today and make a life-changing decision. Together, we can clear out the shelter and create happy endings.

New patient alert! 🐶💛 This golden retriever pup stole our hearts at their very first visit.
08/18/2025

New patient alert! 🐶💛 This golden retriever pup stole our hearts at their very first visit.

The Elizabethan collar (“cone”) is one of the most important parts of your pet’s recovery. Pets naturally want to lick, ...
08/18/2025

The Elizabethan collar (“cone”) is one of the most important parts of your pet’s recovery. Pets naturally want to lick, chew, or scratch at areas that are healing. While this is instinctive, it can be very harmful. Without the collar:
Incisions or wounds can reopen - delaying healing and possibly requiring additional surgery.
Infections can develop - saliva and bacteria introduced to the area can cause serious complications.
Stitches, drains, or bandages can be pulled out - which may mean your pet has to return for another procedure.
Eye or ear injuries can worsen quickly if scratched or rubbed.
By keeping the collar on at all times, you are protecting your pet from setbacks and helping ensure a smooth recovery.

🐾 Is Your Dog’s Skin Acting Weird? Here's How to Spot Ringworm!Ringworm isn’t a worm—it’s a fungal infection that can af...
08/16/2025

🐾 Is Your Dog’s Skin Acting Weird? Here's How to Spot Ringworm!
Ringworm isn’t a worm—it’s a fungal infection that can affect your dog’s skin, hair & nails. Catch it early with these signs! 🔍👇
👀 Look for:
• Hair loss 🐕 (patchy spots, especially on face & paws)
• Red, itchy skin 🩹 (dog may scratch or lick more)
• Circular lesions ⭕️raised, scaly edges)
• Flaky or crusty skin
• Brittle nails 💅 (if it's severe)
Early treatment = quicker recovery! 🐾

A Respiratory PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) Panel is a powerful diagnostic tool that offers:High Sensitivity & Specifi...
08/15/2025

A Respiratory PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) Panel is a powerful diagnostic tool that offers:
High Sensitivity & Specificity
This advanced test can detect even low levels of viral or bacterial pathogens in swab samples—typically collected from the nasal, pharyngeal, or conjunctival areas—making it an essential first step in identifying the cause of respiratory illness.
Comprehensive Pathogen Detection
Panels may include a wide range of respiratory agents. For dogs, this can include canine distemper virus, parainfluenza, adenovirus type 2, coronavirus, influenza (H3N8/H3N2), Bordetella bronchiseptica, Mycoplasma cynos, and Streptococcus zooepidemicus.
For cats, the panel often screens for agents such as feline herpesvirus, calicivirus, Bordetella bronchiseptica, Chlamydophila felis, and Mycoplasma species.

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4065 Mission Oaks Boulevard
Camarillo, CA
93012

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8:30am - 2pm

Telephone

+18054848777

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