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Juvo Veterinary Hospital

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Juvo Veterinary Hospital

Juvo Veterinary Hospital is a general practice small animal clinic

03/10/2025

Today is Juvo’s second anniversary! To celebrate, we’ve put together some numbers to show what we’ve been up to.

We want to thank both our wonderful staff and clients for another amazing year. We can’t wait to see what the next one brings!

02/26/2025

As our two year anniversary approaches, we want to take a moment to appreciate our incredible veterinary assistants who make our work possible. Their love and dedication is a constant inspiration and we’re proud to work along side them everyday!

02/15/2025

The kissing booth has closed for the year, but we had a ton of adorable visitors!

We hope your Valentine’s Day was filled with lots of sweet treats and kisses 😘

02/09/2025

February is Pet Dental Health Month!

Good dental care is essential for your pet’s health. Plaque and tartar buildup can lead to gum disease, tooth loss, and even serious health issues affecting the heart and kidneys. Regular brushing, dental treats, and professional cleanings aren’t just for fresh breath and a great smile, they keep your pet healthy!

Visit https://vohc.org/ to learn more!

01/30/2025

The Bay is full of great pet friendly trails and beaches. Regular walks with your pet provide mental stimulation and help maintain a healthy weight. Whether it’s a short stroll or a long adventure, every step supports their well-being.

Where are your favorite spots to walk your pet?

01/19/2025

What a difference one month can make!

📸 Meet Scarlett, the red merle Australian Shepherd

The new year brings new pet owners. If you’ve recently welcomed a new puppy or kitten into your family, consider a wellness plan. These 12 month packages offer a range of benefits like essential vaccines and unlimited visits.

Learn more at juvovet.com/snout-plans

01/08/2025

Happy new year!

📸 Meet Zuko, the ragdoll!

12/24/2024

Happy holidays from all of us at Juvo!

We’ve put together a few helpful tips to keep your pets safe as you enjoy the festivities together! 🎄

12/13/2024

Meet Koko and her puppies!

Did you know that most Bulldogs are born via c-section? The puppies are often too big for the birth canal to be born naturally. Koko recently underwent a c-section and now has 4 healthy puppies!

12/05/2024

Check out in her cozy sweater.

Be sure to stop by our latest photo booth during your next visit! 🎄

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from everyone here at Juvo! We hope you and your pets have a wonderful holiday.

11/24/2024

It’s almost time for Thanksgiving! While it’s tempting to let your dog join in on the feast, fatty foods can lead to a serious condition called pancreatitis.

Pancreatitis occurs when the pancreas becomes inflamed, often triggered by consuming high-fat or unfamiliar foods. Symptoms include loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. In severe cases, they may require hospitalization. The condition can even be life-threatening.

But don’t worry—you can still include them in the holiday fun! Instead of table scraps, get some dog-friendly treats to share, and your pup will enjoy a happy and healthy Thanksgiving.

11/18/2024

Today is FIP Awareness Day.

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is an illness caused by a type of coronavirus that affects the GI tract. Most cats exposed to the virus will experience mild or no symptoms. Unfortunately, in about 10% of cats, the virus mutates and begins to spread throughout the body, causing severe illness.

FIP is more commonly seen in younger cats, with symptoms like weight loss, anorexia, fever, fluid buildup in the abdomen causing distention, and even neurological signs like seizures and incoordination. For years, FIP was a devastating diagnosis, with few treatment options available in the United States.

Thanks to recent advancements, new medications are now being used to treat this illness. With these treatments, more cats are surviving FIP and living happier, healthier lives.

📸 Meet Biscuit the Siamese!

11/08/2024

Today is all about radiology! Let’s take a moment to look at the types of imaging tools we use to keep your pets healthy.

X-rays can reveal bone fractures, diagnose conditions like arthritis, foreign object ingestion, and enlarged organs.

Ultrasounds give a more in depth look at internal organs and help us diagnose conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, heart disease, and certain tumors not visible on X-ray.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and Computed tomography (CT) are more advanced radiology techniques that are often done at specialty hospitals. They are used for areas of the body where X-rays and ultrasounds are not as efficient, like the spinal cord and muscles. They can also be used for surgical planning when dealing with tumors inside organs.

A big thank you to radiology teams everywhere for the important work they do to support the health of our pets. Early detection through imaging can be key in providing timely, effective treatment.

10/31/2024

👻 Happy Halloween, everyone!

After an incredibly close race, it’s time to reveal the winners of our Halloween Costume Contest:

Staff pick: Winky
People’s choice: Mia Mae

We’d like to thank everyone who participated this year. We loved seeing all of your amazing costumes!

We hope you all have a wonderful Halloween evening filled with tons of pet friendly treats 🍬

10/27/2024

👻 Voting is now open for the Juvo Halloween Costume Contest!

Check out this year’s spooktacular costumes. Vote for your favorite and they’ll have a chance to win a PetSmart gift card!

Cast your vote at juvovet.com/halloween-2024

🗓️ Voting will end October 30, 2024

10/20/2024

Veterinary technicians often describe themselves as advocates for their patients. They are motivated by their deep love of animals and find making a difference in the lives of animals and their owners rewarding. The field presents challenges as well, including physical injuries, compassion fatigue, and burnout. We hope that you take some time to show a vet tech in your life how much you appreciate their hard work and dedication.

Meet Kayla, the latest RVT to join our team! She brings previous experience as a surgery lead and interim practice manager. Kayla’s resilience is exemplary and our team is impressed by her wealth of knowledge and readiness to tackle any challenge. When she’s not at Juvo, Kayla enjoys cooking and reading, but her favorite pastime is relaxing with her senior rescue dogs.

10/16/2024

A veterinary technician’s responsibilities are vital to the operations of any hospital. In addition to assisting doctors, RVTs also:

- Educate pet parents on preventative care
- Prepare for and assist with surgical procedures, including monitoring anesthesia
- Take x-rays of teeth and perform comprehensive oral health assessments and cleaning.
- Perform general care for patients such as placing bandages, taking blood samples, giving medications, and taking body x-rays.

Meet Emma! She has over ten years of experience in the field and still shows up ready to work and learn every shift. She has been instrumental in our day to day operations with her excellent dentistry and nursing care skills. We would describe Emma as having an infallible work ethic and a nurturing spirit as well as the unique ability to instill confidence in others. She sets a great example for our team and is always considerate of everyone around. When not being a rockstar at Juvo, Emma can be found tending to her succulent garden with her cat Meadow and dabbling in arts and crafts.

Address

711 Oceana Boulevard
Pacifica, CA
94044

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm
Saturday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16503517111

Website

http://www.juvovet.com/

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