1840 Puente Ave, Baldwin park California 91706
PLEASE CALL US FROM YOUR CAR: 626-960-6495
At TLC, we make the health and wellness of our clientele and employees our highest priority. We are monitoring the spread of COVID-19 and are staying up to date on official information and guidance by the CDC. If necessary, we will take appropriate action as directed by government officials.
WE are here to serve you and your pets and will do our best to make your veterinary experience as safe and comfortable as possible.
Please remain in your car and wear a mask when communicating with staff at all times
We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.
We open & check-in Petz to be seen at 9:00 am Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
& Again at 2:00 pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday only
We break daily from 12 pm to 2 pm and remain closed after 12 pm Wednesday and Saturday, Sunday we are closed.
Triage method only, ( Petz are seen accordingly & at the Doctors discretion no appointment needed)
When we are at full capacity, we must refer till the next day, wait times are unpredictable, rest assured we go as fast as we can to give your pet the best care possible considering all factors. It is recommended to call ahead of time if your pet can be seen prior to arriving
Exams must be checked in before 11:00 am or before 5:00 pm, times are subject to change accordingly, therefore an emergency fee of $75 may apply
We appreciate your patience as we endeavor to provide the most compassionate optimal pet care to fit your budget.
Upon arriving, please call us to Check-in or Register to be seen & wait in your car to be approached by a Pet loving staff member. Thank you.
Feline Spay
By Spaying your cat you are taking an active role in preventing very serious reproductive illnesses that could arise if your cat is not spayed.
A cat that has been spayed will live a longer and healthier life. False pregnancies, uterine infections, mammary tumors are all very common problems in un-spayed pets. Take a pro-active roll in your cats future health and get her spayed today.
Feline Nueter
By Neutering your cat you are taking an active role in not only preventing very serious reproductive illnesses that could arise if your cat is not neutered but can also reduce hormonally charged aggressive behavior.
A Neutered cat should stop marking their territory by spraying urine. Neutering also prevents testicular cancer, rectal cancer, prostate cancer, and reduces the chance of painful urinary tract infections.