At Your Service Veterinary Hospital Routine Care Services in San Pedro, CA

Southern California’s warm climate makes fleas, ticks, and other parasites a year-round threat.

Protect your pets, your children, and your home from the many health risks parasites pose with effective flea and tick prevention.

If you're already dealing with a flea infestation, we can provide treatments and guidance to get your home and life back to being parasite-free.

Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition in dogs and cats.

Since heartworm disease is much easier and safer to prevent than to treat, we recommend year-round heartworm preventatives to keep your pet and family protected.

In many parts of the country, mosquitoes that carry heartworms are active year-round. At Your Service can help protect your pet from heartworms wherever they go.

If your pet has been exposed to mosquitoes or is showing signs of heartworm disease, we can test and treat for this potentially life-threatening condition.

Internal parasites, otherwise known as "worms," can cause weight loss, vomiting, and blood loss in pets. They are also contagious to children and adults.

Our regular deworming treatments eliminate these worms and keep your family safe and healthy.

Parasite prevention for pets is essential as they also pose a risk to humans, particularly children, through contact with contaminated soil, feces, or fur.

For example, roundworms can cause larvae to migrate through human tissues, potentially affecting organs like the liver. Hookworm larvae can also burrow into the skin, causing irritation and infections.

Diseases of the eyes progress quickly, making early treatment critical. If you notice redness, squinting, discharge, or changes in your pet’s eye color, consult us right away.

In dogs and cats, some of the most common eye conditions include cataracts, glaucoma, corneal ulcers, conjunctivitis (pink eye), and dry eye (keratoconjunctivitis sicca). These conditions can cause discomfort, impaired vision, or even blindness if left untreated.

Appetite changes, weight loss, or lethargy, can be subtle signs of conditions such as Cushing’s disease, kidney disease, diabetes, and respiratory issues.

Don’t ignore these signs—let our expert team discover the cause of your pet's discomfort before it progresses.

Our internal medicine expertise covers diseases affecting the liver, gastrointestinal tract, and everything in between, ensuring your pet receives the best care no matter what ailment is discovered.

Skin diseases significantly impact your pet's quality of life and can cause odor, itching, scratching, and hair loss. If you notice any of these changes contact us to find a cause and effective treatment.

Our vet team will help you identify the underlying cause of your pet's skin disease and develop a holistic plan to improve their skin health.

We can also conduct allergy testing for pets and treatment, if necessary.

Scratching, head shaking, redness, or odor? These could be signs of an ear infection. Work with At Your Service to develop a tailored treatment plan to maintain your pet’s ear health and prevent future infections.

To effectively treat ear infections, both short-term and long-term strategies are necessary. Short-term treatment typically involves ear cleaning and medicated ear drops or ointments to combat infection.

Meanwhile, long-term management addresses underlying causes such as diet and allergies which require lifestyle changes and monitoring for recurring issues.

Enhance the chances of reuniting with your pet if they ever get lost, with our quick and reliable microchipping services.

A small electronic chip, the size of a grain of rice, is safely injected under your pet’s skin, enabling fast identification of your name, address, and contact information using a special scanner.

Microchipping is a simple and safe procedure for your pet. No surgery or anesthesia is required, making it an easy addition to routine veterinary visits.

Behavioral challenges can strain the bond between you and your pet. At Your Service takes a proactive approach to these, helping prevent issues before they arise.

From helping you choose the right pet for your lifestyle to ruling out medical conditions causing behavioral problems, we’re here to help you ensure a happy, healthy relationship with your pet.

If issues persist, our team can connect you with specialized animal behaviorists for further assistance. With the right management and training, you can raise a well-balanced companion whose presence enriches your life for years to come.

Seek veterinary care promptly if your pet experiences vomiting or diarrhea, especially if these symptoms persist for more than 24 hours, and are accompanied by lethargy or signs of dehydration.

Common causes of vomiting and diarrhea in pets include sudden dietary changes, food allergies, ingestion of toxic substances, infections (bacterial or viral), and parasites like worms or giardia.

Persistent itching and skin problems are usually caused by allergies and can greatly affect your pet's quality of life.

At our veterinary hospital, we take the time to identify specific triggers and allergens that are affecting your pet. By identifying the underlying cause, we can effectively prevent allergies instead of merely treating the allergy side effects like skin infections.

Allergies—even in pets—are life-long conditions. At Your Service can tailor a long-term allergy control strategy to help manage your pet’s symptoms effectively and improve its well-being over time.

Whether it’s for traveling, adoption, or event participation, our USDA-accredited veterinarians are specifically trained and authorized to issue health certificates.

We are familiar with the complex rules and regulations set by airlines, foreign governments, and state agencies, helping you avoid last-minute issues at the airport or border.

Our USDA-accredited veterinarians will also make sure your pet is up to date on all necessary treatments and tests to comply with destination-specific requirements.