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Full-service veterinary hospital with personalized care. http://www.mycaringvet.com AAHA developed the Standards of Accreditation as benchmarks of excellence.

Bollinger Canyon Animal Hospital, conveniently located in the San Ramon Valley, is a state-ofthe-art, personalized medicine and surgery for your pet. We are a national award-winning hospital and also accredited by AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association). Only the top 15% of practices in the country meet the AAHA standards. This commitment to the AAHA Standards and the Accreditation Program demonstrates that our practice has chosen to have itself voluntarily measured by an outside organization against the most rigorous standards in the industry. Choosing us for your pet’s medical care assures you that we have the doctors, facilities, equipment, staff and medical protocols that are important in practicing the highest quality of medical care. All this, combined with our caring and compassionate staff, is why all of the officers from the San Ramon Police Department K-9 unit choose Bollinger Canyon Animal Hospital to provide the best possible medical care for their devoted four-legged partners. We thank them for their trust in us. We encourage a partnership in your pet's health by adopting ongoing preventative care and wellness plans. Our focus is on educating you, the caretaker, with information needed to make the right decision on your pet's care. We pledge to never underestimate the trust you place in us when you allow us to care for your pet and our philosophy is to always do what is best for your pet. Please call us at (925) 866-8500 or use the convenience of our online scheduling system to make an appointment so we can help your pet with any problem or assist you in keeping your pet on the wellness path.

10/31/2026

Halloween Safety Tips! 🎃

With Halloween today, here are a few tips to keep your furry friends safe and happy!

🍬 Keep Candy Out of Reach
Chocolate can be toxic to dogs, and candy wrappers, sticks, and other packaging can cause choking or intestinal blockages.

👻 Costume Safety
Make sure costumes fit comfortably and don’t restrict your pet’s vision, hearing, movement, or breathing. Avoid small pieces they could chew off, and never leave pets unattended in costumes.

🎃 Pumpkin Precautions
Keep pets away from lit jack-o’-lanterns to prevent burns and accidental fires. While plain pumpkin is generally safe, too much can cause an upset stomach.

🐾 Keep Pets Safe Indoors
Unfortunately, not everyone has good intentions toward animals on Halloween. Keep pets indoors and make sure they have current, readable identification in case they get out.

🏡 Create a Quiet Space
Trick-or-treaters and Halloween parties can be stressful. Give your pets a quiet, familiar, secure space away from the commotion where they can feel safe and comfortable.

Have a safe and happy Halloween! 🐈‍⬛🐕

10/29/2026

Check out Vienna in her ADORABLE Halloween sweater!

10/27/2026

It was a Ragdoll filled morning today! We got all the cute kitties and cuddles this am.

10/01/2026

Someone’s been taking his front desk duties very seriously lately.

A little phone answering, a little typing, a LOT of supervising…

We’re not sure what he put in that email, but we’re pretty sure it was important.

09/18/2026

Do you have extra time on your hands? Need some puppy love in your life? Have you considered volunteering for NICST

They need your help. Five new puppies have recently joined their training program — and each one represents a future client who will receive a life-changing service dog. They took on these extra puppies specifically to make sure five more applicants will be matched with a dog in the next 18 months. But raising five puppies at once takes far more hands than their small staff can provide alone.

That’s where you come in. Whether you’ve volunteered with them before, are just getting to know NICST, or have supported their mission in other ways, they are looking for volunteer Puppy Wranglers — people willing to give a few hours, a full day, or even a weekend to help care for these puppies during this critical stage of their development.

They want to be honest with you: Puppy Wrangling is not all fun and games. It’s about half fun and half work. Yes, there are cuddles, playtime, and socialization outings — but there’s also a lot of cleanup,
bathing, feeding, and the steady, patient routine that shapes a puppy into a reliable service dog. They need volunteers who understand that both halves matter equally. Physical capability to lift, bend, and carry is a must for this particular volunteer opportunity.

What they could really use most right now are all-day and all-weekend volunteers — people who can help the puppies keep a consistent routine rather than a rotating cast of an hour here and there. The dedication already in this community runs deep.

Sign up for a shift on our Puppy Calendar:
https://PuppyCalendar.nicst.org

Or email Mark directly: [email protected]

08/20/2026

Do you need some cute void kittens in your life? Then the planter crew may be for you!
This is a courtesy posting for Christina Hippe Please reach out to her for more info on how to bring a cutie or two home today!

THE PLANTER CREW
These kitty kitties had a rough start, but have flourished despite it.
Born in a 3 foot tall planter, they were rescued within hours of being born. Mom cat got spoked and accidentally broke their tails as newborns, but I think those bent tails just adds to their cuteness.

Born 5-1-26.

Lefty: male, neutered, Microchipped, first shots. Black medium hair.
A little dude with a 90 degree bent tail. He’s the quintessential kitten. He’ll find you to just say hi! He loves playing with his siblings, by himself, and with you, all day long. He loves belly rubs and wrestling. This little speedy kitty knows no fear, so be ready for him to leap before he looks. 😆

Storm: male, neutered, microchipped, first shots. Black shortish hair.
The big beautiful panther. He’s chill for a kitten. He loves getting those full body pets, and he’ll gaze into your soul with that cute bit of a cross eyed look, while soaking it up. He’s a lap cat in the making.
He loves playing with his siblings, but is always up for some pets and playtime with you.

Grace: female, spayed, microchipped, first shot. Black medium hair.
This sweet girl gets right in there with her brothers, playing up a storm. She’s the perfect combination of sweet and playful kitten. She loves attention and will let you know if she feels ignored. And when she’s on the highest scratching post playing Queen of the castle, she looks the part! (Minus the crooked tail 😊)

07/28/2026

Here is a video of Miso doing his tricks. He sits up like a meerkat, high-fives, turns in a circle, and shakes. With the right training cats can do tricks!

07/24/2026

If you’ve ever wondered why veterinarians recommend rabies for your indoor only cats this is why.

Rabies isn’t something most of us expect to see so close to home, but a domesticated cat in Pleasanton has been confirmed to have rabies.

The cat was mostly indoor with limited access to a balcony.

Rabies is preventable. If you need to update your pets rabies vaccine please reach out to your pets veterinary Hospital to schedule an appointment. If you’re in need of a new vet, all of our doctors are taking new clients. Call us today.

07/20/2026

Over the past month, we have sadly seen several families lose beloved cats to coyote attacks. These losses have been heartbreaking, and we wanted to take a moment to remind our community just how active coyotes are in our area.

Coyotes are not just found near farmland or open spaces. They regularly travel through neighborhoods, parks, greenbelts, and even busy residential streets. They are also not strictly nocturnal. It’s becoming increasingly common to see them during the day, especially in the early morning, late afternoon, and evening.

The safest place for your cat is indoors. Keeping cats inside greatly reduces the risk of coyote attacks, as well as other dangers like cars, toxins, diseases, and other wildlife.

We know many cats enjoy exploring outside, but we encourage you to consider safer alternatives like a secure “catio,” leash walks, or supervised outdoor time.

Please help us spread the word. We hope sharing this message can prevent another family from experiencing such a devastating loss.

❤️ Stay safe, and give your feline friends an extra cuddle from all of us.

06/04/2026

Sherman here is our oldest patient at 19 years and 5 months! He’s looking good for his age. Look how cute he is with Dr. Block

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400 Montgomery Street
San Ramon, CA
94583

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+19258668500

Website

http://www.localvets.com/profile/bollinger-canyon-animal-hospital-san-ramon-california.html

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