Do visits to the vet send your pet into a tizzy? Are you tired of having to battle with your furry family member just to ensure he or she stays healthy?
If you answered yes to these questions, you’re definitely not alone. In fact, according to a recent study, 37% of dog owners and 58% of cat owners say their pets hate going to the vet. At Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital, our goal is to make visits to the vet a positive, fear-free experience for everyone.
We begin by deliberately reducing and/or eliminating many of the factors that can make an animal feel uneasy. This includes everything from making our clinic smell more pleasant to limiting the time pets have to wait in the reception area. Our staff also practices gentle handling techniques, which help to calm nervous animals so we can eventually win their trust.
We’ll also work with you to help reduce the feelings of fear often associated with vet visits that may be triggered at home. For instance, we can provide recommendations on things like getting your cat used to the carrier and making car rides a positive experience.
We always encourage bringing your companion in every so often just to say ‘hello’. This gives us the chance to create positive, happy interactions that can replace past negative experiences.
At Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital, our goal is to make visits to the vet something that your pet not only tolerates, but actually looks forward to. If you’ve had negative experiences in the past or have a pet that struggles with vet visit anxiety, get in touch. We can develop a customized strategy to help you and your pet overcome those feelings of fear once and for all.
Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital
837 Lebec Rd.
Lebec, CA 93243
Call or Text: 661-248-7387
Fax: 661-248-7023
[email protected]
Also serving Frazier Park, CA and surrounding areas.
Mailing Address:
POB 759, Frazier Park, CA 93225
Business Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9:00am – 6:00pm (Dental hygienist on 1st Wednesday each month)
Saturday: 9:00am – 6:00pm
(Open on the Saturday after the 1st Wednesday each month)
Richard “Sherpa” Lester2024-07-31 They took great care of my dog Lauren Brimmer2024-06-27 Stopping at nearby Fern Lake, part of Pine Mountain Club, we had just arrived with our terrier mix, Keiko, when she gobbled some jackass fisherman’s discarded fishing lure, including what turned out to be a very large hook that lodged at the back of her throat! Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital came to our rescue in every way. We called and were invited in on an emergency priority, traveling the 30 miles to their hospital where they stood ready and waiting to help. And they were great to both Keiko and us, explaining next steps and risks, and working step by step to sedate her for xrays, then interpret the results and prepare the next step. Keiko was lucky. The hook set just below her tongue and Dr Cosko was able to remove it with heavy sedation. It’s two days later and Keiko is already back to her old (she’s nearly 13 but acts about 5) self! While we want to throttle some careless fishermen for leaving fish-scented tackle for our curious dog to swallow, we can’t say enough good things about Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital! Their facility had everything Keiko needed. Laur Mor2024-05-27 This Hospital was so accommodating to our family in the time of crisis. We were vacationing and our pet collapsed. Even though the outcome was not good, they were kind and understanding to everyone. I thank them for their thoughtfulness, and pray for all they are able to care for. Dian Schneider2024-04-08 Great vet, great communication. Totally worth the drive for me, I live about 30 miles away.