AAA Animal Hospital

21632 Newland St
Huntington Beach CA 92646
399 Reviews
(714) 536-6537 Website
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Opening Hours

  • Mon: 7:30am-9pm
  • Tue: 7:30am-9pm
  • Wed: 7:30am-9pm
  • Thu: 7:30am-9pm
  • Fri: 7:30am-9pm
  • Sat: 8am-5pm
  • Sun: 8am-5pm

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I called in several times prior to coming in and each call was very helpful. The front desk staff answered all my questions and was very polite. On my initial visit, we were seen pretty quickly....
I needed a travel clearance for my cat at the last minute, and happily they took walk-ins and also were willing to provide this documentation that my cat's regular vet will not do with the COVID...
I would really recommend this place! Thank you to Dr. Tony for always taking good care of my baby boy!
This review is for Dr. Botros and his support staff. -Bad charting. -Seem concerned more about money than the dog well being. -Extremely bad customer service. My dog was seen in late May for...
I can't think of what's happened to this place except blame Covid like everything else right! Horrible customer service from the front end staff. I saw them get very cryosurgery everyone they...
Orange County Humane Society strives to provide temporary safe refuge for the sick, injured, lost, neglected, abused and unwanted animals. Our shelter's goal is to find a permanent, loving home for all of our pets and to provide rehabilitation whenever possible. We believe that we are the final hope for these animals and it is our obligation to strive to do the best we can to rescue them from their unfortunate situation Orange County Humane Society ( OCHS ) is dedicated to the protection of abused, unwanted, neglected and under-appreciated animals. We make every effort to nourish the starved, nurse the sick, accept the unwanted, heal the wounded and endear the abandoned. We are dedicated to the relief of animalsuffering, the promotion of animal welfare and the education of the local community. Our employees, along with a group of enthusiastic volunteers, staff the OCHS ; and have made it an integral part of the local community. ANIMAL SERVICES Numerous animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, and reptiles continue to enjoy the services of the OCHS and it is our goal to continue this mission for as long as stray and sick animals still roam our streets. What started out in 1949 as a simple effort to tend to less fortunate animals in Orange County, over the years, has turned into a safe haven for tens of thousands of helpless pets. Now called Orange County Humane Society ( OCHS ), the center is undergoing another metamorphosis in hopes of helping even more unwanted or neglected