2023 Winter Dental Special!
We want our clients to get as excited about their pet's oral health as we do, so in honor of National Pet Dental Health Month, Capitola Veterinary Hospital is having a winter dental special, from ✨ January 1st, 2023 - March 31st, 2023! ✨ Each pet that receives a COHAT (comprehensive oral health assessment and treatment) will receive a 10% discount off the price of the procedure*. Click here to learn more about our COHAT procedure.
*Current exam is required before a dental procedure can be performed. 10% discount applies to the procedure itself and does not include items such as medications to go home or any other possible additional services. Discount cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions.
Give us a call at (831) 226-1902 to schedule your appointment today!
January is Feline Awareness Month and while these furry pets can be low maintenance, they may have certain health requirements that need attention. If you have a feline friend at home or are thinking about adding one to your family, we recommend reading Cat Friendly’s article for tips on how to best care for your feline family member.
We are excited to introduce our referral program! If you're happy with Capitola Vet Hospital, please take advantage of our NEW refer-a-friend program!
It's super easy:
1) Refer a friend
2) You get $25 off your next service
3) They get $25 off their first service
4) Repeat
*May not be used with other offers. Restrictions may apply
It's super easy:
1) Refer a friend
2) You get $25 off your next service
3) They get $25 off their first service
4) Repeat
*May not be used with other offers. Restrictions may apply
Green Veterinary Practice
Caring about the earth's environment is one of the 4 pinnacles to Capitola Veterinary Hospital's mission. Our team has implemented many eco-saving initiatives throughout the hospital to help preserve our planet.
Learn more here.
Featured Services
Dental CareDespite what many pet owners may believe, “dog breath” is not just a nuisance – it’s a sign of an unhealthy mouth. Bad breath is caused by bacteria. Over time, bacteria leads to plaque and tartar buildup on your pet’s teeth. The result is bad breath, reddened gums, and other common signs of dental disease.
Class IV Laser TherapyA Class IV Laser emits a concentrated light beam that stimulates the cell and tissue growth and repair. It reduces damaging inflammation thereby helping to minimize pain and increasing healing potential. It can help patients with a variety of conditions ranging from painful arthritis to ear infections and wound healing. Please call
UltrasoundAlthough humans and animals are different in many ways, some advances in human medicine are also very useful for veterinary patients. One of these advances, diagnostic ultrasound, has proven to be a powerful tool in veterinary medicine. As a practice, one of our goals at Capitola Veterinary Hospital is to offer state-of-the-art medicine and diagnostic testing;
Our Clients Love Us!
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I don't even know where to begin except i've been going here since 2014 when my dog Lanai had her first ear infection. Than it was an urgent anal gland infection which required sedation and surgery ICici L.
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I went to a different vet twice in the past two months due to chronic itching and they simply diagnosed fleas without finding them or testing for them. I brought my two dogs in today and the super friendly staff listened to the whole picture and really took the time to rule out different root causes (including fleas and mites.) This is the first place I will go in the future for any pet related problem.Tim S.
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