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We’re proud to celebrate our March Employees of the Month at Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center! Join us in recognizing Charlotte, our Treatment Supervisor, and Cheri, a dedicated Client Service Representative, whose passion, experience, and care create a positive, supportive environment for both pets and people.

Is your dog or cat scratching more this spring? Seasonal allergies in pets are common, from itchy paws to ear irritation, but early care can keep your pet happy, healthy, and comfortable.

Meet Boca, a sweet and mellow 9-year-old German Shepherd mix available for adoption at East County Animal Shelter in Dublin, CA. This gentle senior dog loves calm companionship, short strolls, and cozy evenings with his favorite people. Learn more about Boca and how to meet him.

Thinking about feeding your cat a raw diet? While some cats can thrive on raw food, improper nutrition and bacteria risks make veterinary guidance essential. Learn how to safely incorporate raw food and create a balanced plan with your vet’s help.

When your pet isn’t feeling well, it can be tempting to “wait and see.” But sometimes, even a few hours can make a huge difference. Rex’s story shows how acting quickly—and getting the right care—can help save a pet from serious problems.

Spaying is one of the most important decisions you can make for your pet’s long-term health and well-being. Traditionally, spay surgery has involved a larger abdominal incision and a longer recovery period. At Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center & Urgent Care, we’re proud to offer laparoscopic spay procedures that prioritize safety, comfort, and faster healing for your pet.

Spaying your dog is one of the most important decisions you can make for her long-term health. Today, advances in veterinary medicine offer safer and more comfortable options than ever before. At Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center & Urgent Care, we offer laparoscopic spay surgery - a minimally invasive alternative to traditional spaying.

Catch up on the latest from Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center. From dental care tips to the "Pets in Love" contest, see what’s happening in our February newsletter. Click to read more!

Dental disease in pets can lead to serious heart and organ complications if left untreated. Learn the warning signs, prevention options, and how Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center helps protect your pet’s long-term health with professional dental care.

California has banned declawing cats for non-medical reasons, marking a major step forward in feline welfare. Learn why declawing is harmful, discover safe alternatives, and how Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center helps support healthy, natural feline behaviors.