Petsadena Animal Hospital

04/10/2026

Not all veterinary hospitals are held to the same standard, and that’s where AAHA accreditation comes in.

Petsadena Animal Hospital is proud to be accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), a distinction earned by only 12–15% of veterinary practices across the U.S. and Canada.

What does that actually mean for you and your pet?

It means we’ve chosen to meet (and maintain) the highest standards in veterinary medicine across everything from diagnostic imaging and dentistry to anesthesia safety, pain management, and patient care protocols.

In short:

✅More safety.
✅More precision.
✅More peace of mind.

Because we believe your pet deserves more than “good enough.” 🐾

If you’ve never experienced AAHA-accredited care before, we’d love to show you the difference.

Visit us at Petsadena.com today. ❤️

04/06/2026

Have theme song, will dance.

Can you do better? Tag us and share your 🐶🐈🕺

04/03/2026

It’s Easter Weekend! 🐣🌷
�A quick reminder from your pet’s POV: not all treats are created equal.
While you’re enjoying chocolate bunnies and jelly beans, some of these goodies can be seriously dangerous for your furry friends:

🍫 Chocolate – toxic to dogs and cats (especially dark chocolate)
�🍬 Xylitol (in sugar-free candy/gum) – can cause rapid blood sugar drops and liver failure
�🌈 Jelly beans & candy – choking hazards + loaded with sugar
�🌼 Easter grass & decorations – can cause blockages if ingested
�🥚 Fatty foods (like ham) – can upset stomachs or lead to pancreatitis

How to keep it safe + still fun:�✔ Keep baskets and candy out of reach�✔ Skip sharing “just a bite”�✔ Opt for pet-safe treats instead�✔ Watch for sneaky counter surfers 👀�✔ When in doubt, call your vet ASAP

Celebrate big, snack smart, and keep those tails wagging 🐾💛

Ready to book your pet with Passadena’s favorite vet?
Visit us at Petsadena.com for more!

04/03/2026

Happy Easter Weekend 🐣🌷

A quick reminder from your pet’s POV: not all treats are created equal.
While you’re enjoying chocolate bunnies and jelly beans, some of these goodies can be seriously dangerous for your furry friends:

🍫 Chocolate – toxic to dogs and cats (especially dark chocolate)

🍬 Xylitol (in sugar-free candy/gum) – can cause rapid blood sugar drops and liver failure

🌈 Jelly beans & candy – choking hazards + loaded with sugar

🌼 Easter grass & decorations – can cause blockages if ingested

🥚 Fatty foods (like ham) – can upset stomachs or lead to pancreatitis

How to keep it safe + still fun:
✔ Keep baskets and candy out of reach
✔ Skip sharing “just a bite”
✔ Opt for pet-safe treats instead
✔ Watch for sneaky counter surfers 👀
✔ When in doubt, call your vet ASAP

Celebrate big, snack smart, and keep those tails wagging 🐾💛

Ready to book your pet with Passadena’s favorite vet?
Visit us at Petsadena.com for more!

04/01/2026

03/30/2026

What should we name the hypothetical Petsadena reality show? Give us some title recommendations in the comments!

03/26/2026

A cat getting an e***a requires serious strategizing. Bless these two girlies in the trenches.

03/24/2026

Be patient with her. She’s only been with us for a couple… years.

03/20/2026

🚨Pet parents beware 🚨 Online pharmacies that advertise “no prescription required” may seem convenient, but they can pose serious risks to your pet’s health.

Both the Veterinary Information Network and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration have issued warnings about unregulated websites selling unapproved, counterfeit, or improperly stored medications.

⚠️ Key risks to be aware of:
• Counterfeit or contaminated products that may contain harmful or inactive ingredients
• Incorrect dosing, which can lead to ineffective treatment or serious adverse effects
• Improper storage conditions that compromise medication safety and efficacy
• Lack of veterinary oversight, which is critical for medications requiring prior testing (such as heartworm prevention)
🚩 Red flags when purchasing online:
• No prescription required for prescription medications
• Prices significantly below standard market value
• Products shipped from outside the United States
• Limited or missing business credentials and contact information
✅ Safer options for your pet:
• Purchase medications directly from your veterinarian to ensure manufacturer-backed safety and efficacy
• Use only accredited, licensed online pharmacies
• Request a written prescription from your veterinarian when appropriate
🐾 Your pet’s safety depends on the quality, accuracy, and proper use of their medications. When in doubt, consult your veterinary team.

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03/19/2026

It’s the stretched out legs floating in midair for us 🤣🤣
Don’t worry, this cutie is good as new now. ❤️

03/17/2026

It’s literally her job to be nosey, okay?!

03/13/2026

The most accurate depiction of Cats vs Dogs we’ve ever seen tbh