Belmont Heights Animal Hospital

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(562) 735-5452Visit WebsiteMap & Directions255 Redondo AveLong Beach, CA 90803 Write a Review

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

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General Info: Belmont Heights Animal Hospital is a full-service animal medical care facility. Our goal is to provide quality medical and surgical care for your pet. Our doctors and support staff are highly trained and dedicated to animal health care. Wellness Exam, Dentistry, Diagnostics, Emergency, Microchip, Pain control, Health Certificates, Prevention of endo- and ecto-parasites, Vaccine, Dogs, Cats, and Surgery if needed. You can book your appointment on our website.
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Payment method: discover, visa, amex, mastercard
Neighborhoods: Belmont Heights, Eastside
Other Link: http://www.belmontheightsvet.com
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Phone: (562) 735-5452

Address: 255 Redondo Ave, Long Beach, CA 90803

Website: http://www.belmontheightsvet.com

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Belmont Heights Animal Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Under general anesthesia, a complete oral exam and radiographs (x-rays) are taken to identify any problems beneath the gum line. Common painful problems that could be identified with radiographs are broken teeth and roots, periodontal disease, dead teeth, abscesses or infected teeth.
Vaccination
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Nutritional Counseling
Comprehensive Examination

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Pain Management
We offer a wide range of pain control for both chronic and acute pain. The doctor will discuss with you in more detail at the time of consultation.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Click here to find more information about Leptospirosis in dogs: https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/petcare/leptospirosis
Parvovirus Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Periodontal Disease Treatment
We perform dental under general anesthesia. It would be impossible to clean under the gum-line where periodontal disease lurks on an awake dog or cat. General anesthesia is what often worries most pet owners, however, under proper protocols, anesthesia is very safe. Your pet will have blood drawn for analysis to identify any potential problems that the doctor needs to be aware of and to determine if your pet is healthy enough to undergo anesthesia. Click on following link for CONS of non-anesthetic dental cleaning: https://afd.avdc.org/what-is-an-anesthesia-free-dental-cleaning/
Cancer Treatment
Cats are a unique species in many ways. One of the more harmful of these is their tendency to develop injection site reactions. Therefore, when given certain types of injections, cats may react at the site of injection. Adjuvanted vaccines are the type of injection with the most risk for your cat. Adjuvanted vaccine contains an adjuvant or irritating chemical along with the virus or bacteria. These adjuvanted vaccines are essential for some types of vaccines to boost the immune response and ensure protection. They are quite safe and effective in humans, dogs and other species. However, in cats, they have been shown to cause a malignant and often fatal cancer known as vaccine site sarcoma (VSS). Vaccine site sarcomas are cancerous tumors that occur at vaccination sites in cats caused by vaccines that contain adjuvant. Approximately one to two out of every 10,000 vaccinated cats develop this condition. If you notice swelling at the vaccination site with any of the following, contact us immediately: Grows larger after 1 month; Bigger than 2 centimeters; Persists for more than three months. Diagnosis of vaccine site sarcoma is made via a surgical biopsy (tissue sample). Treatment usually requires wide surgical excision (removal) often followed by radiation or chemotherapy. We recommend keeping your cat current on vaccines. This is because the risks of contracting a serious infectious disease are greater than the risks of developing a tumor. If you are concerned about the risks, we can discuss the benefits of getting your pet vaccinated.

Wound and Fracture Care

Veterinary Surgery

Laboratory Services
A wellness exam is a complete physical examination, which is a nose-to-tail inspection for any abnormalities, along with diagnostic testing that may include blood work, urinalysis, and checking for parasites.
X-Ray
Dental Radiology
This is a Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesion, which can cause pain, discomfort, hypersalivation and decreased appetite. Dental x-ray can be used to identify and diagnose this condition)
Microchipping
A pet microchip is a tiny device about the size of a grain of rice. Contained within glass that’s designed to be placed in your pet’s body, the microchip holds a small computer chip. The microchip is implanted between your pet’s shoulder blades with a needle. This computer chip stores your contact information.

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