As devoted dog parents, ensuring our furry companions’ long and healthy lives is a top priority. Our four-legged friends bring immeasurable joy and companionship into our lives, making it crucial to be aware of potential health issues that might affect them. One such concern that demands our attention is canine encephalitis, a neurological disorder that […]
Neurological Disorders in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment Just like us, our little furry friends can experience several neurological issues in dogs. Symptoms can range from seizures to changes in behavior, limiting our dogs and impacting their quality of life and happiness. That’s why addressing these neurological concerns is essential, demonstrating our commitment to our […]
As an animal lover and pet parent, it is tough to imagine your best friend suffering, whether it is from an accident while traveling or playing or, even worse, from any type of serious condition or disease such as a neurological disorder. A veterinary neurologist could help you with this. If your pet happens to […]
How To Test My Dog Has a Neurological Issue? Nobody ever wants to think about their beloved pet developing a neurological condition, which is why pet parents dread neurological disorders in dogs. Sadly, dogs, just like humans, are susceptible to severe health problems that affect their nervous system. Many neurological disorders can affect dogs, and […]
Dog pooping is a big issue. This reads fun, but we mean it. Pet owners must take their dog’s poop seriously. Unfortunately, our dogs can’t tell us when they are sick or have a chronic illness, so we must be alert for signs telling us that something might be wrong with them, and their poop […]
Pet owners might be familiar with the importance of supplements. We use them to get the necessary amount of vitamins, minerals, and other elements necessary to improve our overall health. However, human supplements are not the same as animal ones. Different species have unique dietary requirements, and some ingredients found in human supplements can be […]
The saying we are all so familiar with says that dogs are a man’s best friend. However, cats can’t be left behind. While pet cats display affection differently than dogs, cats can bond just as strongly with their humans as dogs. At Brightcare Animal Neurology, as pet parents ourselves, we know that having a pet […]
It’s incredibly important for pet parents to take their dogs or cats to veterinary care regularly. There are many diseases and infections that we don’t see until they start affecting our furry friends severely. Using parasitic infections as an example, the effects could range from diarrhea to anemia to even death. Fortunately, as long as […]
When it comes to taking care of your pet, truly caring veterinarians won’t just limit themselves to one aspect of their health. Sure enough, as specialists, we like to focus on one area so we can master it and provide our patients with the best care possible, but we won’t just forget there’s much to […]
Like people, pets need vaccines. And pet vaccinations, like those for humans, may sometimes require a booster to keep them effective. Furthermore, cats are susceptible to diseases because they don’t get regular shots or boosters. They also tend to catch infections from other animals. The good news is that vaccines are safe and effective and […]
BrightCare Veterinary Group takes the safety of our staff and clients very seriously. We continue to monitor the changes related to COVID-19.
BrightCare has enacted specific protocols as recommended by the CDC in order to stay open as an essential business for our community.
• Only essential staff are allowed in the building as our lobby is closed to clients.
• Our facility has enacted curbside check in and check out. Please call 949-716-9270 upon arrival. Inform the staff of the make, model, and color of your vehicle.
• Wait in your vehicle as a staff member will be out to come get your pet. Continue to stay in your vehicle until you are instructed further.
• All persons entering our facility are required to wear a face covering.
• Maintain social distancing guidelines of 6 feet when able.
• If you are sick, we request that another individual bring your pet for you. Our staff members can communicate with you via phone and email.
Thank you for your patience during this unprecedented time.
