Alicia Pet Care Center

Alicia Pet Care Center Alicia Pet Care Center is a family owned, full service animal hospital with 9 caring & educated Vets!

Alicia Pet Care Center is a full service small animal hospital that has been providing medical, surgical, dental and boarding services for dogs and cats since 1975. Our pledge "We're taking care of your babies", means a lot to us. We realize that your pet is an important part of your life and we make every effort to provide the very best in caring veterinary service. We understand that your trust

in us presents a special responsibility to us, and one that we don't take lightly. That's why we combine a detail-oriented approach with state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and a compassionate, professional manner. Our goal is to give your pet the same level of care we would give our own pets, and it's what makes Alicia Pet Care Center one of the top veterinary facilities in Southern California. We place a major emphasis on personal attention and client education. Our mission takes us far beyond treating sick and injured pets. We strive to teach you how to properly care for your pet and prevent diseases. It is the key to keeping your pet happy and healthy over the years.

🎆 Swipe to the end for an important message from 🎆Some pet parents will do anything to make a statement this week. We’r...
07/02/2026

🎆 Swipe to the end for an important message from 🎆

Some pet parents will do anything to make a statement this week. We’re gonna plant our flag right here:

If loud noises turn your pup into a nervous wreck on the 4th, we can help. Fireworks are stressful for a lot of dogs, and a little extra support can make the night so much easier on them.

Trazodone prescriptions are available now through our team, call today so you’re not scrambling last minute.

Call our staff at 949.768.1313 to get started.

Hey everybody! With the Fourth of July coming up — and with some fireworks already starting — we wanted to share a few t...
07/01/2026

Hey everybody! With the Fourth of July coming up — and with some fireworks already starting — we wanted to share a few tips to help pets who struggle with fireworks anxiety.

Now is the time to prepare a calm, safe space inside your home where your pet can relax and stay secure. Loud music, white noise, closed windows, familiar bedding, and comfort items can all help drown out the fireworks and reduce stress. Please note: the Fourth of July is not the day to start crate training. If your pet is not already comfortable in a crate, being placed there during fireworks may make their anxiety worse.

One of the most important things you can do is make sure your pet’s tags and microchip information are up to date. The days around the Fourth are some of the busiest of the year for shelters, and current contact information is one of the best ways to help your pet get reunited with you if they escape.

Some pets may also benefit from anti-anxiety medication. If you would like medication filled, please call us as soon as possible so we have time to prepare it before the holiday. We also recommend doing a test dose ahead of time, following your doctor’s instructions, to see how your pet responds. Some pets may need a different dose or combination to feel comfortable.

We have also seen many pets do well with ThunderShirt products and other calming tools. This post is not sponsored — these are simply products we have seen work for many pets over the years. We do carry some of these items in our hospital if you would like to check them out.

Feel free to share these tips with any pet parent friends who may need them. Seriously, have a happy Fourth — not a terrified Fourth!

Happy Pride Month from APCC! 🌈We’re back for another round of the after being challenged by and another year of no on...
06/10/2026

Happy Pride Month from APCC! 🌈

We’re back for another round of the after being challenged by and another year of no one having yellow scrubs 😅

We’ll be celebrating with our local community this Saturday at again so if you’re going keep an eye out👀

For any other animal hospitals seeing this we challenge you and your team to get together and show your colors!!

06/09/2026

Our team might need to work on our pet summoning skills 😂 but hey at least we have the patient care down

06/02/2026

Meet this 5-week-old stray kitten who came in for her first vet visit! That intense scratching?

Feline scabies, caused by a microscopic mite called Notoedres cati that actually burrows into the skin rather than living on the surface like ear mites do. That’s what makes it so much itchier and why it spreads beyond the ears across the body.

A skin scrape confirmed an infestation and we got her started on treatment right away, including a topical preventative until her lesions resolve.

One thing worth knowing: feline scabies is transiently zoonotic, meaning it can temporarily cause itching and a rash in people who handle an infected cat. It can’t complete its life cycle on a human host so it clears on its own, but if you’ve recently adopted a stray and notice unexplained itching, mention it to your doctor.

She has a recheck in 3 weeks and we could not be rooting for her harder. 🐱

Most everyone knows what a spay is… but did you know about the different surgical methods for performing a spay??Veterin...
05/28/2026

Most everyone knows what a spay is… but did you know about the different surgical methods for performing a spay??

Veterinary medicine has evolved a lottt over the past few decades and these different methods all have their use cases! We want all of our clients to not just know about the different options available but understand them when going to talk to a veterinarian about their individual pet’s needs. 🐾

Have any questions about spaying your pet? Drop in the comments below and check out our blog post for a full deep dive on spays at APCC!

05/26/2026

I think most in vet med can relate… Tim did such a good job at mogging 😂

05/19/2026

One thing about our staff is that they KNOW how to have fun and bond with our patients🕺🏻

I mean you really can’t beat top tier medical care with some tail wags as a bonus 😂🐾

We have a favor to ask… But not without proving why we are worth your vote first!!🐾Another year has past and we are real...
05/15/2026

We have a favor to ask… But not without proving why we are worth your vote first!!🐾

Another year has past and we are really proud of the continuous efforts and changes we made this year for the benefit of our clients and patients and hope you will take the time to vote for us for the Orange County Register’s Best of OC competition! 🫣💙

05/12/2026

Do you want to earn points back for every visit with us? Then download PetDesk to redeem future rewards items like a free toe nail trim and up to $500 off a visit by opting in to the rewards program!

Make sure to do the following:

1) Sign up for PetDesk using the same email you have on file with us

2) Add APCC as your pet’s provider

3) Opt into the rewards program under the “My Pet’s Rewards” section to start earning!

4) Ask our staff at your next checkout if you would like to redeem any of your points for a reward item

Address

25800 Jeronimo Road, Ste 100
Mission Viejo, CA
92691

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 7am - 5pm
Sunday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

(949) 768-1313

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