Best Friends Animal Hospital

05/20/2026

05/20/2026

Tiny paws, big milestones 🐾💉

The babies are officially about 7 weeks old now and heading in for their first round of vaccines today! They’re growing so fast, getting more playful every single day, and their personalities are really starting to shine.
Please contact us at 818-766-2140 if you are intested.

05/13/2026

Foster Kittens Looking for Their Forever Homes 🐾

Best Friends Animal Hospital is currently fostering these adorable kittens and they’re looking for loving forever families! 💕

🖤🤍 Nami – 6-week-old Calico Female
Sweet, curious, and full of cuddles.

🧡🤍 Neko – 6-week-old Orange Male
Playful, affectionate, and always exploring.

🐆🤎 Chomper – 3-week-old Tabby Kitten
Tiny, spotted, and already stealing hearts with that adorable little face.

These precious babies are being cared for with lots of love and will soon be ready for homes where they can grow, play, and be cherished members of the family. 🏡🐱

If you’re interested in adopting or would like more information, please contact Best Friends Animal Hospital.

Please share to help Nami, Neko, and Chomper find their perfect forever homes! 💕


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04/20/2026

This , we’re celebrating our amazing Customer Service Representatives at Best Friends Animal Hospital 🐾💙

You’re the first friendly voice, the warm welcome, and the heart of every client experience. Thank you for your compassion, patience, and dedication—our team and community wouldn’t be the same without you!

04/10/2026

🐾 Double the Labs, double the love! 🖤

Kobe (our tall, handsome guy) and little miss Gracie had the sweetest meet-up in our lobby today! From curious sniffs to gentle greetings, these two showed us how to make new friends the right way. 🐶🐶

We love seeing moments like this—it’s what makes our days at Best Friends Animal Hospital so special. 💙

Does your pup enjoy making new friends when they visit? Share your favorite social butterfly stories below! ⬇️

03/18/2026

Here’s Dr. Osmundson sharing a cozy moment with one of our patients, Pumpkin! This fluffy orange sweetheart came in for a visit and, as you can see, made himself right at home in her arms.

Pumpkin’s calm demeanor and those big golden eyes completely stole the show—along with all that luxurious fur! We love getting to spend time with gentle giants like him and making sure every visit is as comfortable (and cuddly) as possible.

02/27/2026

🐾 Welcome, Leo! 🐾

This fluffy cutie came to Best Friends Animal Hospital for his first visit and puppy vaccines—and he did amazing! 💉✨

We love helping our newest patients get the healthiest start possible. 💛

02/13/2026

Training Month:
If you’re looking to start the new year off on the right paw with your pet, here are a few basic training strategies to improve your human-canine bond.

Got a problem barker? It’s a pretty common issue, but you’ve got to be consistent and patient if you want to make it stop. First, yelling back at your dog just makes him think you’re joining in on the fun. Instead. Calmly say “Quiet!” and reward your pet when he stops barking. It might take him a while to get it, but eventually most dogs do.

Does your dog walk you? Leash-pulling not only ruins walks, but it can be dangerous for both you and your pooch. Start by playing “follow me” with your dog: While holding the leash, take a few steps backward and when the dog turns and follows you, say “yes!” and immediately reward her. There are many types of corrective harnesses available to help with this problem–it’s just a matter of finding the one that is right for your dog.

Is your dog hyperactive and unruly? Chances are he or she isn’t getting enough exercise and/or mental stimulation. When you adopt a pet, it’s crucial to choose one that fits your lifestyle in terms of energy and time. Puppies are almost irresistible, but they usually require lots of consistent training and exercise in order to become a well-behaved family member. In addition to making sure your pet is getting enough activity, it’s important not to reward the behavior by giving in to it with positive or negative responses.

Keep in mind that training and learning is something that takes time and patience, and continues throughout a dog’s lifetime. If your dog starts to have a behavior problem, it’s important to rule out a medical cause first. Give us a call and we’ll be happy to advise and help!

02/12/2026

🐾 Happy Tails at Best Friends Animal Hospital! 🐾

“Toby waits patiently for his new best friend. Thanks for ending my itching agony! I’ll check back in a week or two to update you.”

There’s nothing we love more than hearing that our patients are feeling better! 💙 Toby was such a brave and patient boy during his visit, and we’re so happy we could help bring him relief and comfort.

Thank you for trusting us with your best friend — we can’t wait to hear Toby’s next update! 🐶✨