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  • Types of Diagnostic Tests for Pets

    Types of Diagnostic Tests for Pets

    Diagnostic testing for pets can help your vet determine illnesses and injuries in your dog or cat. Our Santa Barbara vets are here to discuss the types of tests.

  • Why Your Pet Needs Urinalysis

    Why Your Pet Needs Urinalysis

    Client education is an important aspect of veterinary medicine which is why our Santa Barbara vets are here to tell you about urinalysis and how it can help your dog or cat.

  • Why Blood Tests For Dogs Are Important

    Why Blood Tests For Dogs Are Important

    If you want to make sure your dog is healthy, it might require lab work in the form of blood tests. Our Santa Barbara vets discuss why blood tests are important.

  • How To Tell A Kittens Age In 4 Easy Steps

    How To Tell A Kittens Age In 4 Easy Steps

    The needs of a kitten from birth to eight weeks changes rapidly which is why it is so important to be able to determine how old they are. Our Santa Barbara vets tell you how.

  • How To Take Care Of A Kitten

    How To Take Care Of A Kitten

    If you find yourself taking care of a new kitten, congratulations! This being said, there are a lot of responsibilities you now have to be aware of. Our Santa Barbara vets can help.

  • Newborn Kittens: When Do They Open Their Eyes?

    Newborn Kittens: When Do They Open Their Eyes?

    Cats are the second most popular pets in the US, and most people bring them home as kittens. Our Santa Barbara vets give you some important information about newborn kittens.

  • How To Stop Puppy Biting Quickly

    How To Stop Puppy Biting Quickly

    Puppy biting and teething can be very frustrating and painful for pet parents. If your once calm puppy has turned into a menacing biter, our Santa Barbara vets are here to help.

Book an Appointment at San Roque Pet Hospital

New pets are always welcome at San Roque Pet Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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