Hernias in cats typically aren't serious and can be repaired with surgery as long as they are detected early. Today, our Marina del Rey vets discuss different types of cat hernias, surgery and what you can expect from cat hernia surgery recovery.
Finances should never prevent you from getting your pet the veterinary care they need. Visit one of our low-cost monthly vaccine clinics, where we can administer your cat or dog's vaccinations and perform diagnostic testing for a great price. Walk-ins welcome.
Playing with your dog is not just a fun activity, it is also important for their health and well-being. In this article, our veterinarians from Marina del Rey will discuss the many benefits that playtime can bring to both your puppy and adult dog.
When you need to find a place to leave your dog while you're away, it can be a daunting task. Today, our veterinarians in Marina del Rey will explain what to look for in a boarding facility and what you can expect. We also discuss medical boarding.
Call our team at Shane Veterinary Medical Center to register your cat or dog for our spay and neuter clinic on the last Wednesday and Thursday of every month.
While we may want to take our cats on vacation with us, that may not always be feasible. Our Marina del Rey veterinarians have shared some options for places where you can leave your feline friend while away.
When going on vacation, deciding what to do with your pet can be challenging. In this blog, our Marina del Rey veterinarians provide advice on handling your dog while you are away and discuss our medical boarding services.
Our Valentine's Day Kissing Booth at Shane Veterinary Medical Center in Marina del Rey was an adorable success!
Your votes are in and Shane Veterinary Medical Center has been named the best veterinary hospital in The Argonaut's 'Best of the Westside' awards for the 11th time.
While feeling heat coming from your cat's ears can be perfectly normal, this warmth may also indicate that they are experiencing a medical issue that requires care. Today, our Marina del Rey vets talk about why your cat's ears are hot or warm and when it might be connected to a health concern.