Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital

Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital Providing the Frazier Mountain Communities with quality pet care since 1989. Call or text 661-248-7387 and join our family. We accept all cards/PayPal.

Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital has been an Accredited Member of the American Animal Hospital Association from 1989-2014. As of November 2014 we are no longer seeking membership as an AAHA accredited hospital. The new AAHA policy regarding dentals would force us to anesthetize patients we feel should not go under anesthesia for an elective procedure. Since 2004, we had proudly and repeatedly ear

ned recognition as a THREE YEAR MEMBER, which is the highest honor a veterinary hospital can receive. What this meant was that MAVH exceeded the AAHA standards to such a degree that we were not required to have another inspection until each three year period expired. Regardless of our AAHA accreditation standing, we will continue to improve and raise our standards in order to maintain such an accomplishment and provide our clients and their pets with the highest quality of care available. If AAHA chooses to change their policy at a future date we may reconsider our membership application status.

Dr. Cosko and Mountain Aire Vet Hospital's new CVPM practice manager Lindsey Bridgman went on a hike to the top of Mt. P...
06/05/2026

Dr. Cosko and Mountain Aire Vet Hospital's new CVPM practice manager Lindsey Bridgman went on a hike to the top of Mt. Pinos....the morning started out sunny and warm and once we reached the peak, within minutes, the weather turned and it started to snow!!! We actually went there to see if the beautiful irises were blooming- they haven't even started putting out buds yet, but there were lots of other beautiful flowers.

🌞🐾 Too Hot to Zoom? Try This InsteadWhen the temps rise, your pet doesn’t have to! 😅Hot days call for low-energy enrichm...
06/05/2026

🌞🐾 Too Hot to Zoom? Try This Instead

When the temps rise, your pet doesn’t have to! 😅

Hot days call for low-energy enrichment—aka fun that doesn’t require a full sprint around the yard.

Think:
Frozen treats 🧊
Snuffle mats & puzzle toys 🧠
Short training sessions indoors 🎾
A/C lounging with a favorite toy or chewy treat 😌

Mental stimulation can be just as satisfying as physical exercise (and way safer in the heat).

Because sometimes the best summer activity… is staying cool and slightly entertained. 💛

🥾🐾 Exploring the beautiful trails around Frazier Park with your dog? Keep an eye out for foxtails.These seemingly harmle...
06/04/2026

🥾🐾 Exploring the beautiful trails around Frazier Park with your dog? Keep an eye out for foxtails.

These seemingly harmless grass seed heads are common throughout Frazier Park, Pine Mountain Club, Lebec, Gorman, and surrounding mountain areas—and they can quickly turn a fun outdoor adventure into an unexpected trip to the veterinarian.

Foxtails are designed to move in one direction, which means they can become embedded in your pet's paws, ears, eyes, nose, or skin and continue to migrate deeper into the body. Left untreated, they can cause painful infections, abscesses, and serious complications.

Before and after every hike:
✔️ Check between your pet's toes
✔️ Inspect ears and eyes
✔️ Brush through their coat
✔️ Watch for limping, sneezing, licking, or head shaking

Early detection can make all the difference.

If you suspect your pet has encountered a foxtail, contact Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital right away. We're here to help keep your mountain adventures safe and enjoyable all season long. 🐕🌾

661-248-7387

☀️🐾 Show Us Your Pet’s Summer Body (Fluff Included)Beach bod? Never heard of her.We’re all about the snack bod, nap bod,...
06/03/2026

☀️🐾 Show Us Your Pet’s Summer Body (Fluff Included)

Beach bod? Never heard of her.
We’re all about the snack bod, nap bod, and floof bod around here. 😎

Whether your pet is rocking a fresh summer trim or their full, fabulous fluff—every body is a summer body.

Bonus points for muddy noses, wet paws, and post-zoomie hair. 😂

Drop your pet’s summer look below—we’re ready to admire the fluff. 💛

No matter how patriotic, our surgery patients still don't like to wear 'the cone of shame'! Even if they have their litt...
06/02/2026

No matter how patriotic, our surgery patients still don't like to wear 'the cone of shame'! Even if they have their little snuggly bear for support throughout the day.

Every pet deserves top-quality care—no compromises 🐶🐱💙With Cherry financing at Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital, you ca...
06/02/2026

Every pet deserves top-quality care—no compromises 🐶🐱💙
With Cherry financing at Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital, you can focus on what matters most: their health.

✔ 0% APR options
✔ No hard credit checks
✔ Simple, stress-free plans

Start here: https://pay.withcherry.com/mountain-aire-veterinary-hospital

Swimming is a great way for dogs to cool off and get exercise—but a little prep goes a long way in keeping it safe. 🌊🐶No...
06/01/2026

Swimming is a great way for dogs to cool off and get exercise—but a little prep goes a long way in keeping it safe. 🌊🐶

Not all dogs are natural swimmers, so always supervise and consider a life jacket—especially in open water.

After the fun, don’t forget about their ears.
Water trapped in the ear canal can lead to irritation or infections (aka “swimmer’s ear”), especially in dogs who swim often or have floppy ears.

A quick ear check and gentle drying after swimming can help prevent discomfort later on.

And as always—fresh water, shaded breaks, and a rinse-off help keep your pup happy and healthy.

Because the goal is simple: more splashing, less stressing. 💛

This was NOT a snake bite, even though this is exactly what they may look like when presented to the hospital. This was ...
05/31/2026

This was NOT a snake bite, even though this is exactly what they may look like when presented to the hospital. This was from a migrating foxtail after the dog swallowed one and it got stuck in her throat and migrated through the mucosa. This poor pooch developed a very high fever and bacterial blood infection as well. She is doing much better now after IV fluids and IV antibiotics.....but the foxtail may still be migrating around her body- no telling where it will pop up next. Foxtails are horrible things. See www.outfoxfordogs.com

Who can resist this new puppy face....welcome to Murphy! He has some very big shoes to fill to help mom and dad recover ...
05/29/2026

Who can resist this new puppy face....welcome to Murphy! He has some very big shoes to fill to help mom and dad recover from their grieving period over Jessie and Woody.

🐾💡 10 Seconds Now… or $$$ Later?Sometimes the smallest habits make the biggest difference when it comes to your pet’s he...
05/29/2026

🐾💡 10 Seconds Now… or $$$ Later?

Sometimes the smallest habits make the biggest difference when it comes to your pet’s health—and your wallet.

⏱️ 10 seconds:
A quick paw check after a walk
Refilling monthly preventatives
Noticing a small change in behavior

💸 Can save you:
Treating an infected paw
Dealing with preventable parasites
Managing a bigger issue that started small

Preventive care isn’t just about health—it’s about catching things early, when they’re simpler (and less expensive) to manage.

Because a few seconds of attention today can help avoid a much bigger problem tomorrow. 💛

Address

837 Lebec Road # 759
Frazier Park, CA
93225

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+16612487387

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