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Oasis Veterinary Hospital Oasis is a full-service hospital specializing in dogs and cats, rabbits, small mammals, reptiles, etc
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For those of you who have not had the immense pleasure, meet our fearless leader: Dr. Asseo!An exceptional, multi-talent...
09/28/2026

For those of you who have not had the immense pleasure, meet our fearless leader: Dr. Asseo!

An exceptional, multi-talented veterinarian with a wicked sense of humor and a healthy dose of sarcasm, Dr. Asseo is the heart and soul of Oasis!

With over 20 years experience, board certification in canine and feline practice, and advanced training and certification in ultrasound, she’s passionate about tackling complex medical cases and performing surgeries in patients of all shapes, sizes and species. From dogs and cats to reptiles and exotic mammals, there’s never a dull moment working with Dr. Asseo.

But her dedication doesn’t stop with her patients. Dr. Asseo is equally passionate about creating a positive, supportive workplace where her team feels valued, laughter is part of the daily routine and work-life balance is more than just a buzzword.

Unparalleled medicine, questionable jokes, and a genuine commitment to her patients and her people. That’s Dr. Asseo!

Sometimes the best patient care means slowing down and doing things a little differently. 💗🐾Meet Charlie! Charlie experi...
09/14/2026

Sometimes the best patient care means slowing down and doing things a little differently. 💗🐾

Meet Charlie! Charlie experiences quite a bit of fear and anxiety at the veterinary hospital, so when he came in for his dental procedure, our team created a plan specifically around his needs.

Instead of separating Charlie from his dad first thing in the morning, we kept them together while we began his sedation. Charlie was able to stay in a familiar room, being comforted and held by his person while our team worked slowly around him.

Before giving his injection, Rosa used a gradual-touch approach, allowing Charlie to become comfortable with her hands on him before proceeding. Once his initial sedation had taken effect, we were even able to place his IV catheter in the room and give additional sedation before moving him into our treatment area — one of the parts of a hospital visit that can be especially stressful for him.

By the time Charlie came back to treatment, he was already deeply relaxed. That meant less fear, less struggling, and a calmer, smoother transition into anesthesia. ❤️

And our individualized plan didn’t stop when his dental was finished. Because confinement can be particularly stressful for Charlie, he recovered comfortably outside of a kennel while our team closely monitored him. Once he was fully awake and beginning to show us that he was ready to leave, we had Dad come pick him up rather than keeping him in the hospital unnecessarily.

There isn’t one “right” way to care for every patient.

Some pets need extra time. Some need medication. Some do better with their person beside them. Some need fewer hands, quieter spaces, gradual touch, or a different recovery environment.

Our goal is to meet each patient where they are and create a plan that makes veterinary care as safe and low-stress as we can. For Charlie, that meant keeping Dad close, moving slowly, and minimizing the parts of his visit that we knew would be hardest for him.

And he did wonderfully. 🥹💗

Cheers to all veterinary superheroes on this Labor Day!
09/07/2026

Cheers to all veterinary superheroes on this Labor Day!

Your best friend deserves the best care! Learn more about the benefits of early protection.
09/01/2026

Your best friend deserves the best care! Learn more about the benefits of early protection.

Big dogs, small dogs, all the good dogs. Drop a pic of your pup in the comments—we want to see every floppy ear and happ...
08/26/2026

Big dogs, small dogs, all the good dogs. Drop a pic of your pup in the comments—we want to see every floppy ear and happy tail!

08/13/2026

Meet one of our four-legged—well, technically four-footed—patients, Boo!

This Argentine Tegu is a big personality in an even bigger body. One of his absolute favorite things? Having his butt scratched 😂 As you can see, he has no problem letting our technicians know exactly where he wants attention!

From arthritis management to gastrointestinal concerns, reptiles benefit from regular veterinary care, just as much as dogs and cats. Caring for exotic species can look a little different than caring for dogs and cats, but they deserve the same amount of attention and quality of medicine.

And apparently, at our hospital, a thorough exam may occasionally include a professional but scratch 🍑

07/29/2026

Too adorable not to share:
Daisy and Marshmellow came to see us in April. Our client Lauren had adopted them a month prior and was noticing they were getting more and more round. As it turns out, BOTH guinea pigs were pregnant at the time of adoption! Just like that 2 guinea pigs turned into 8. A little more than what Lauren had signed up for, but they sure are cute!

07/21/2026

Hitch had quite the day! He was sedated for a sassy new haircut by Sarah who did a fantastic job and was a delight to work with. We can’t speak for Hitchy, who does not always have the most polite attitude, but we appreciate her coming in, and we love his new “do”!

07/14/2026

Meet the lovely Frankie, a California Desert Tortoise who was recently brought in for the first time by Aunt Anna’s Reptile Rescue. Luckily for Frankie, she was recently taken on by Suzanne, the owner of this amazing reptile rescue organization, who is getting her worked up and treated for a variety of medical concerns including respiratory issues, reduced appetite, and lameness in one of her front limbs.

We appreciate the privilege of working with a number of rescues like Suzanne’s that go above and beyond to provide medical care and find loving homes for countless animals in need. Thank you for all that you do for our scaled friends like Frankie!

Here’s to the little ones who make life a lot more cuddly. Happy National Kitten Day!
07/10/2026

Here’s to the little ones who make life a lot more cuddly. Happy National Kitten Day!

Address

6635 Alhambra Avenue, Ste 100
Martinez, CA
94553

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+19259548087

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