Family owned and operated serving the greater Upland and Rancho Cucamonga area since 1954. We are closed on major holidays.
Upland Animal Hospital is a full service family owned veterinary facility serving Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Ontario and surrounding areas. Open 7 days a week, we are here to help you with anything from basic preventative care to the treatment of serious illnesses and emergencies. We specialize in pet care for dogs and cats for all stages of life from puppies and kittens to our treasured geriatrics
. We aim to make your visit pleasant, and your pet’s comfort is our main concern. We are pleased to accept Upland & Rancho Cucamonga vouchers to assist with spay and neutering services from City of Rancho Cucamonga Animal Care & Adoption Center and Upland Animal Shelter.
06/25/2025
🐾 Towel Drive Alert! 🐾
Our furry patients need your help! 🐶🐱 We're currently running low on clean, gently used towels at Upland Animal Hospital, and we’d be so grateful for any donations.
Towels help us keep our animals warm, dry, and comfortable during their stay — whether it's after a bath, during surgery recovery, or just for a cozy nap. 💛
📍 Drop-off Location: 8763 Grove Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
🕒 Drop-off Hours: Monday-Sunday, 8am to 6pm
Every towel makes a difference. Thank you for supporting our four-legged friends! 🐾💙
06/25/2025
We'll be CLOSED July 4th - remember to keep your pets safe from fireworks and their noise.
06/24/2025
In this episode, Jeff Backus reviews common summer hazards and the signs we would expect to develop once our pets have been exposed to these toxins.
06/24/2025
Instead of sharing a tasty grilled fish dinner with their pets, the Winters family shared a trip to the hospital. Find out how everyone in this household was severely poisoned by a dangerous marine toxin in this month’s edition of Toxin Tails. 👇
Our handy list contains plants that have been reported as having systemic effects on animals and/or intense effects on the gastrointestinal tract.
06/24/2025
Yes, your indoor kitty needs heartworm prevention. Dr. Lee Pickett, writing for the Saturday Evening Post, explains why. https://bit.ly/4fgeaGO
06/24/2025
📝 Tip Tuesday: Keep a Journal for Your Pet's Behavior! 🐾
If you've noticed some changes in your pet's behavior—whether it's more hiding, excessive barking, or unusual eating habits—keeping a behavior journal can make a huge difference! 📖
✨ Why it helps:
-Tracking patterns helps spot issues early.
-Gives you a clear history to discuss with your vet.
-Helps identify triggers (like certain foods or situations)
-Pro Tip: Include details like time of day, environment, and any possible stressors.
You’ll be surprised at how helpful this can be when it’s time for a vet visit!
Has your pet ever had an odd behavior you’ve had to track? Share with us below! 🐶🐱👇
06/24/2025
Opening your heart and home to a pet in need can be one of the most rewarding experiences. By fostering, you provide a safe space for an animal to thrive while they wait for their forever home. If you have questions about fostering a pet, reach out to us at (909) 982-8854. It is important to take into account the current pets you have and how they might react to your foster.
06/21/2025
Lola, a golden retriever with a unique and powerful bond with her owner, Allison Roth, is living proof of resilience and the transformative power of love.
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Family owned and operated serving the greater Upland and Rancho Cucamonga area since 1954. We are open 6 days a week. Our Veterinarian is available Monday through Saturday. Sunday and major holidays we are closed.
We aim to make your visit pleasant and your pet's comfort is our main concern. We always provide estimates for services for your approval beforehand.
Our Vet, Dr. Helsted, is pleased to offer sidespays for cats. Sidespaying generally ensures quicker and smoother recovery with less likelihood of complications compared to the traditional "stomach" midline approach.
With our in house lab we can speed up test results to aid in our diagnosis of your pet. Not to mention that the internal organ function and blood concentration will be available prior to the anesthesia of your pet, which helps the Doctor making sure that your pet will be likely to make it safely through the procedure.
