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VCA Lakeside Animal Hospital |
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42160 North Shore Drive
Big Bear City, CA
92314
Telephone: 909-866-2021
Fax: 909-866-5885
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AAHA Certified
4,000 Square Feet
Veterinarians: 4
Technicians: 10
Total Staff Members: 27
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Hours:
Sunday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Monday - Saturday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
24-hour staffing: 24 hour emergency
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Equipment:
Blood Pressure Monitors
Cautery
Endoscopy
Fluid Infusion Pumps
Incubators and O2 cages
Pulse Ox
Suction
Tono-Pen
Ultrasound
X-ray Processor
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Special services offered:
Cardiology
Critical Care/Emergency
Dentistry
Dermatology
Internal Medicine
Ophthalmology
Orthopedic
Radiology
Soft Tissue
Surgery
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Externship coordinator:
Dr. J.P Sevedge
Special Features:
Do you love the outdoors and four seasons? VCA Lakeside is in the city of Big Bear Lake, California. Our facility is a full-service, AAHA-accredited hospital with 24-hour nursing and emergency care. We also have a large boarding area including grooming. We have excellent support staff, with experienced technicians who believe in teamwork and quality medicine. Well-equipped facility including endoscopy, and advanced orthopedic surgeries. If you like challenging medicine and surgery cases and great mentorship with our ABVP-boarded medical director, this is the place for you!
Hospital Description:
Big Bear is nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains and is defined by its rustic traditions, rich history, and pristine views. Host to two of Southern California's largest ski resorts, Big Bear provides four seasons of abundant recreational opportunities.
Of great importance to families and companies considering a community is the quality of its educational system. According to recent statistics, the Bear Valley Unified School District is outstanding.
We've got it all in Big Bear! Spring fever brings hiking, biking, horseback riding, off-roading, golfing, boating, waterskiing, parasailing, fishing, kayaking, and canoeing activities. Big Bear Lake is Southern California's premier recreational lake. It has approximately 22 miles of shoreline and is seven miles long. When the colors start to change, and the temperatures drop, Big Bear begins to "think snow." Downhill and cross country skiing, snowboarding, and moonlight snowshoeing move to the top of the "must do" list. Big Bear Mountain resorts offer it all for both skier and snowboarder.
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