Mission Veterinary Hospital & Animal Emergency Clinic

05/02/2026

Starting May 8th, Mission Veterinary Clinic will officially become Mission Veterinary Hospital—and begin offering 24/7 urgent care and emergency services.

Presently we have been offering Emergency services 24/5 but do to lack of staff were unable to be open 24/7.

We are still hiring amazing people if you know any.

What started in 1998 as a small, family-owned practice by the O’Leary family has grown into a full-service hospital with 6 full-time veterinarians.

This transformation means we can provide around-the-clock monitoring, hospitalization, and emergency care—so your pets are never without support when they need it most.

Thank you to our amazing clients and community for being part of this journey. We’re proud to continue caring for your pets—now day or night. ❤️

10/25/2024

Being proactive in your pet's healthcare routine can help them live a long and healthy life. At home, provide the right nutrition, engage in plenty of exercise, and ensure to give them mental stimulation through play. Call Mission Veterinary Clinic and Animal Emergency Hospital for a wellness checkup to prevent common conditions caused by fleas, ticks, digestive issues, and more. missionvet.com

10/23/2024

We understand that traveling with your little furry ones can sometimes be a bit challenging. But guess what? It doesn’t have to be! The Spruce Pets shares eight effective tips that will ensure a smooth traveling experience for you and your beloved pet. These tips not only ensure safety but also ensure that your pet has fun on the journey!

Traveling with pets can be fun and exciting if you plan well. From booking transportation and accommodations to finding pet-friendly activities, here's what you need to know about traveling with your pet.

10/21/2024

Seeing a mass or bump on your furry friend can be concerning, but it's crucial to know when to seek veterinary care. Mission Veterinary Clinic and Animal Emergency Hospital recommends bringing your pet in if you notice any new growths, lumps, or bumps that are rapidly changing in size or appearance. Don't wait - schedule a check-up for your pet today! missionvet.com

10/18/2024

Is it a good idea to let cats hunt for their own food? Mission Veterinary Clinic and Animal Emergency Hospital encourages mental stimulation for cats. Allowing cats to hunt not only engages their instincts but also enriches their daily routine, providing stimulation and physical exercise. You can give it a try with indoor cats to keep their mental sharpness in check or if you want to break their feeding routine. Call our vet if you need help with more cat behaviors. missionvet.com

10/16/2024

Our vet from Mission Veterinary Clinic and Animal Emergency Hospital wants to help you eliminate ticks for the long haul! From topical treatments to oral medications and even long-lasting chewables, we have different solutions at our veterinary practice that have an edge over what you'll find at the pet store. If you notice signs of tick infestation, such as redness, irritation, or excessive scratching, visit our veterinary professionals today! missionvet.com

10/11/2024

Our vet at Mission Veterinary Clinic and Animal Emergency Hospital always recommends using caution when feeding our furry companions human food. Some examples of foods that okay for pups include blueberries, unsalted peanut butter, and plain chicken breast. Our veterinary team is always available to help if you need to develop a personalized nutrition plan for your dog. Call today for an appointment! missionvet.com

10/09/2024

Ticks are a common problem for pets. Owners often debate whether tick collars or medicines are the best option for their pet. Tick collars can provide long-term protection by repelling ticks, while tick medicine is often used for immediate and comprehensive treatment. Learn more about common tick treatments and which option might be best for your furry friend by checking out The Spruce's expert guide.

Flea and tick preventatives for dogs that are labeled "all-natural" may actually do more harm than good.