ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospitals – San Fernando Valley

Cardiology is a branch of veterinary medicine concerned with diagnosing, treating, and managing conditions related to the heart. This includes a pet’s blood vessels, circulatory system, and sometimes their lungs. 

The heart is one of your pet’s most essential organs, continually pumping blood containing oxygen and nutrients to the rest of the body. In most heart-related problems, either damage or deterioration occurs to either the heart valves or heart muscles. 

No matter what type of heart problems your pet may have during their life, our team has the skills and resources to help your pet have the highest quality of life possible through treatment and hands-on management.

Internal Medicine is a specialty branch of veterinary medicine involving the treatment and management of more complex conditions affecting pets’ internal organs that often coincide with chronic illnesses. Conditions that cannot be effectively managed by your family veterinarian alone will often receive a consult or be referred to an internal medicine specialist to receive a second opinion or to pursue more advanced care options.

Any damage to a pet's nervous system can lead to serious long-term consequences if they are not tended to rapidly by skilled professionals. Due to the complex nature of the brain and spine, Primary and Emergency Care veterinarians often work closely with a board-certified neurologist. The neurologist provides advanced care and attention necessary to treat or manage a pet’s neurological condition appropriately. 

Our specialty animal hospitals offer a comprehensive range of advanced surgical services to address the unique needs of each pet. Our board-certified veterinary surgeons are experts in their field, who have obtained extensive training and experience to perform a wide range of soft tissue and orthopedic procedures - from routine surgeries to complex interventions. Our state-of-the-art surgical suites are equipped with advanced technology, imaging and monitoring equipment that allow us to perform traditional open surgeries as well minimally invasive procedures that result in less trauma, reduced pain, and faster recovery.   

Our community’s outstanding orthopedic veterinarians and surgeons use breakthrough research within the field to implement advanced therapies, such as CrCL surgeries like TPLO surgery, fracture repair, and innovative devices. These are all designed to help improve or conserve your pet’s mobility following traumatic accident, illness, or age-related condition.  

Pet owners commonly refer to CrCL surgery as an ACL surgery, however CrCL surgery is the medically accurate term. ACL surgery is the human equivalent treatment.

We will be by your side during this time of need to offer both medical assistance and emotional support.