SoCal Animal Hospital

SoCal Animal Hospital Established in 2020. We started with one strictly canine reproduction clinic in Riverside, CA. We expect great things.
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SoCal Animal Hospital in Riverside, CA
Is a full-service Veterinary Hospital offering Preventive, Illness, Surgical and Reproductive Services for all companion animals - Dr Karen Means & Dr Nikki LaChance

Come in for a visit and join our pet family! In 2021 we added surgical services to better serve our clients, and in 2022 we brought in Dr. Karen Means, and we became a full service Veterinary Cl

inic to take care of all your Dogs and Cats medical needs.

​In 2021, we added a location in San Marcos, CA with a full service Veterinary Clinic headed by Dr. Vickie Swarowski.

​In mid-2022, we opened our third location in City of Industry, CA with a Reproduction Clinic complete with Semen Storage. This clinic can take care of your reproduction needs, as well as the normal day to day Veterinary medical needs. Dr. Sara Ibrahim leads the team in City of Industry, and is our Cat expert.

​In December 2022, we opened our fourth location in Murrieta, CA headed by the very talented Dr. Dave Quing.

We will be closing today at 4pm for a staff meeting for additional training. We will be taking our last walk in at 3pm.
08/26/2026

We will be closing today at 4pm for a staff meeting for additional training. We will be taking our last walk in at 3pm.

Ask the vet Q&A is finally here! 🤩 Our question involves gastric dilation and volvulus aka GDV. GDV is a life threatenin...
08/25/2026

Ask the vet Q&A is finally here! 🤩 Our question involves gastric dilation and volvulus aka GDV. GDV is a life threatening condition that our deep chested dogs can get (i.e. Great Danes, Dobermans, Golden retrievers, etc). Does a gastropexy help? 🤔 Check out what the vets have to say! If you have any further questions, drop them in the comments!

We’re changing things up this Friday! Ask us your burning pet or veterinary medicine related questions. ❓❓ We’ll pick th...
08/07/2026

We’re changing things up this Friday! Ask us your burning pet or veterinary medicine related questions. ❓❓ We’ll pick the 3 most common and leave a poll for you guys to choose on Monday. We’ll answer the top voted question next Friday! Head over to socalanimalhospital__ to leave your question or drop them in the comments!

Our case this week is about bladder stones! 🩺 There are several different types of stones; some that are calcium based a...
08/06/2026

Our case this week is about bladder stones! 🩺 There are several different types of stones; some that are calcium based and others that are not. The most common ones are struvite and calcium oxalate. A urinalysis is useful in detecting small crystals before they become larger stones, these are found through X-rays. Removal through surgery is recommended especially if your pet is having difficulty urinating or chronic UTIs, as it can act like a sponge, holding on to bacteria. 🦠 Can you spot the stones in this patient? 👀 Swipe to see if you were right!

08/02/2026

Soft opening to our new reception area is today! 🎉 Many of you have asked about it and we’re so excited to finally share it with you. Call to make an appointment or come on down to check it out! 🥳

This week we’re talking about fleas and ticks. 😵‍💫 fleas and ticks are the most common of our external parasites. They b...
07/31/2026

This week we’re talking about fleas and ticks. 😵‍💫 fleas and ticks are the most common of our external parasites. They both love to feed on blood and if that wasn’t bad, they can even transmit diseases. 🦠 Prevention is key! We offer many types of flea and tick products in addition tests for these transmissible diseases. Make sure your pet is on prevention today!

07/30/2026

As most of you know, we’re making renovations to the clinic. But that’s not where it stops! We have introduced state-of-the-art anesthesia machines that have blood pressure measurements, canograph (CO2 monitoring) and more! 🤩🐶🩻

07/30/2026

Welcome to the first episode of Interesting Case of the Week! ✨ Each week we will be bringing you a case that is uncommon or just interesting!

⚠️TRIGGER WARNING FOR BLOOD ⚠️ This week we’re talking about masses. Not all masses are bad, some can be follicular cysts. Cysts contain dead skin cells (the brown cheesy material). We recommend removal if signs of infection or rupture is present.

Introducing our new segment, Frosty Friday! 🐾 Frosty will be sharing tips, information and other interesting tidbits lik...
07/25/2026

Introducing our new segment, Frosty Friday! 🐾 Frosty will be sharing tips, information and other interesting tidbits like events.

Heatstroke can be fatal for our brachycephalic breeds (French & English bulldogs, Boston terriers, bullies, etc) and summer is upon us! Make sure you keep your furry loved ones safe this summer. Keep an eye out for the new stuff we’re bringing you guys. 🤩

Check out the new and improved website! ✨🖥️ Still under construction so be sure to follow us on Facebook and our new IG ...
07/23/2026

Check out the new and improved website! ✨🖥️ Still under construction so be sure to follow us on Facebook and our new IG for specials and information. We have some pretty exciting things in the works!

Address

3700 Van Buren Boulevard, #105
Riverside, CA
92503

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+19517296255

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