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Monday 7:30am - 9pm Tuesday 7:30am - 9pm Wednesday 7:30am - 9pm Thursday 7:30am - 9pm Friday 7:30am - 9pm Saturday 8am - 5pm Sunday 8am - 5pm

Myaaavet

Our Hospital provides various comprehensive veterinary services ranging from a full in-house laborat

12/31/2025

Looking back on a year full of wagging tails, purrs, and unforgettable moments 🐾💙
Thank you to our incredible clients for allowing us to care for your pets. We can’t wait to continue supporting you and your furry family in the year ahead. Happy New Year from all of us at AAA Animal Hospital ✨

12/28/2025

As we head into a brand new year, we want to help keep your pets calm, safe, and comfortable 🐶🐱✨
Fireworks can be very stressful for many pets, so please plan ahead if your pet may need extra support. Sedatives can be requested in advance with an updated annual exam.

📞 Call 714-536-6537 to request sedatives, check the status of your pet’s annual exam, or schedule an appointment.

Wishing you and your furry family a happy, healthy, and peaceful New Year 💙🎉🐾

12/25/2025

From our staff pets to yours, we want to wish all of our amazing clients a very Merry Christmas 🎄🐶🐱

Thank you for trusting AAA Animal Hospital with your pets this year. We are so grateful to care for such special animals and to be part of your pet’s lives. Wishing you a holiday filled with love, cuddles, and wagging tails ❤️🐾

12/23/2025

🎅 🎄Holiday reminder from our AAA team! 🎄 🎅
We want your holidays to be happy and healthy.
Here’s a quick guide to holiday foods your pets can and can’t eat ❤️🐶🐱

12/20/2025

This sweet girl came to the Orange County Humane Society through Garden Grove Animal Control after enduring a severe flea infestation, being emaciated, and fighting an upper respiratory infection. Despite everything she’s been through, she is still incredibly gentle, cuddly, and full of love. 🤍
We’re honored to be treating her here at AAA Animal Hospital, and once she’s feeling better, she’ll be available for adoption through OCHS.
This holiday season, please consider looking to your local shelters to find your forever furry best friend. 🐾🎄

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12/18/2025

🎄✨ Happy Holidays!
As the season gets busy, we’d like to remind you of our special holiday hours. We know unplanned emergencies can happen—if our hospital is closed, please be sure to visit your nearest emergency or 24/7 veterinary hospital. Wishing you and your pets a safe and joyful holiday season! 🐾❤️

12/13/2025

New month, new pet safety tips 🐾❤️
From seasonal foods to holiday hazards, our board is here to help keep your furry family members safe all month long!

12/11/2025

Walking our hospital pig 🐖 🐷 🐽

We found this pig on the street and have been caring for him the past few months. We are currently looking for a rescue 👀

12/04/2025

This cutie pie had one of most common orthopedic procedures we see: TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) for dogs with a torn cranial cruciate ligament (CCL).

A CCL tear is similar to an ACL injury in people and is a leading cause of lameness in dogs. When the ligament is damaged, the knee becomes unstable, painful, and prone to progressive arthritis. TPLO surgery is designed to restore stability and help pets return to comfortable, active lives.

What TPLO Does:
Instead of repairing the torn ligament directly, TPLO changes the angle of the tibia so the knee stays stable with every step your dog takes. This approach has an excellent success rate and is especially beneficial for active dogs or medium–large breeds.

If your dog is limping, slowing down, or showing signs of knee pain, our team is here to help evaluate whether TPLO or another treatment option is right for them. 🐶💙
Feel free to call us with any questions or to schedule a consultation!

Big thank you to for helping Buddy’s owner during this difficult time!

11/26/2025

I wonder why our oxygen (nebulization, in this case) cage is scratched 🤔😅

11/23/2025

Swipe for before and after 🆘 A perianal mass can appear as a swelling near the a**s and may be caused by tumors, cysts, or gland issues. While some are benign, others can be malignant, so early evaluation by a veterinarian is key.

Diagnosis usually involves a physical exam, imaging, and a biopsy to determine the exact cause. Treatment depends on the type and location of the mass, ranging from monitoring to surgical removal.

Spot something unusual? Don’t wait — early detection makes all the difference! 💙

11/20/2025

Before and after ✨

Even newborn puppies can suffer lacerations (day one here), often from mom’s teeth or nails during delivery or cleaning. Because their skin is so thin and their immune systems are immature, even a small wound can become serious quickly.

Prompt veterinary attention is essential. Treatment often involves gentle cleaning, +/- suturing under local or light anesthesia, +/- antibiotics if there’s risk of infection, depending on age. Keeping the puppy warm and nursing well afterward is just as important for healing.

If you ever notice a wound on a neonate, no matter how small, seek veterinary care immediately. Early intervention can make all the difference. 💕

Address

21632 Newland Street
Huntington Beach, CA
92646

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 9pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 9pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 9pm
Thursday	7:30am - 9pm
Friday	7:30am - 9pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm
Sunday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://myaaavet.com/

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