Veterinary emergencies always make pet owners feel much anxiety. However, you may not always be able to consult with an emergency veterinarian immediately, or you may have to manage chronic symptoms from your pet’s neurological conditions. Seizures are, unfortunately, a recurring symptom from several neurological and physiological health problems suffered by household animals such as […]
As an emergency vet, Dr. Fazeli, and the rest of the team here at Brightcare Veterinary Group Animal Emergency Room would like to share some tips on how pet owners can transport their beloved pets during an emergency. Unfortunately, there aren’t any centralized animal ambulance services like 911 Emergency services for humans. When there is […]
Dog Wound Care There are several reasons why you should look for professional help to deal with your dog’s emergency. Still, we wanted to guide our readers on what to do at home. You will find this information useful both before and after taking your pets to the emergency center. Open wounds on dogs are […]
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.
