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Important Information on Covid-19 and Ashton Animal Hospital

March 25 2020

We are open for regular business hours as of today,  Monday, April 27th. 

We are still practicing Curbside Concierge service. Please read the March 25th update below for details.

Previous Update March 25, 2020:

We wanted to take the time to update all our wonderful clients about some important changes here at Ashton Animal Hospital. Effective immediately we are moving to Curbside Concierge appointments ONLY.

Our office doors will be locked and clients are no longer permitted into the office. We want to protect both the health of our staff and our clients as best as possible while still being available to guide you with your pet care needs. Our policies will be updated as needed to be compliant with current state regulations.

What does this mean?

Our hospital will remain OPEN the following business hours:

We encourage you to use our  ONLINE STORE  for medication refills and pet food purchases. Plan ahead so you have what you need on hand before your current supply runs out.

As a reminder, preventative care for pets remains an important public health priority, even in this time of concern. For those with puppies and kittens, we encourage you to keep to your vaccination schedule to ensure your pet is protected.

Please call us with any questions or concerns at (562) 803-1551.

We will continue to keep you updated on additional changes. We appreciate your understanding as we work to make sure pets receive the care they need while keeping our team and our clients healthy and safe.

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