We all may face the challenge of injury or illness with our Boxers in the future. The most important factor is a veterinarian that is knowledgeable and trusted. If we share our resources you can find the best vet in your area or that specializes in what is ailing your Boxer. Please tells us about your vet and why you are recommending them.
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January 31, 2007
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Last year we lost our 15-year old "black dog". She wasn't a boxer but she lived her life with them. When it came time for Jetty to go, we called a mobile vet - 911 Vets. Dr. Weinberg came to our house. It was as peaceful a parting as anyone could hope for. Jetty did not have to make that final trip to the vet's office - for which I'm sure she is eternally grateful. The website is www.911vets.com. The phone number is 1-866-491-1838. They serve the greater Los Angeles area.
Posted by: Susan | February 01, 2007 at 09:11 AM
I need a vet that is knowledgeable regarding the Boxer breed. I love the vet I have now but she is in Malibu and we live in Pasadena. I would prefer a vet that uses both holistic and medical approaches to vetinary care. Please help!!!!
Posted by: Nitche Hervey-Smith | March 05, 2007 at 01:14 PM
dr. jaqueline gray 818-766-7197.
she was trained medically & has since ventured into more of a holistic approach. she combines both or advises which is best based on the situation. she makes house calls with her assistant. i think you can go to her as well? she has a great bedside manner & a true love for animals.
Posted by: corey | March 17, 2007 at 06:18 PM
helpful hint: our rescue roscoe hates laying down on the vet's floor for his exams (if he needs to be in that position), so i have started bringing his rectangular fluffy blankie/mat with us. now he sits in one place longer & lays down on his own! i think with all of the foreign smells & the cold hard surfaces he couldn't get comfortable or with the smells he couldn't focus. so now he has his own smells & comforts of home and he's a completely different dog at the vet now! relaxed, calm & attentive.
Posted by: corey | March 17, 2007 at 07:06 PM
Dr. Gary White
626-357-2335
535 W. Huntington Dr.
Monrovia
Just across the street from Mervyns, off the Huntington exit.
m-f 8am-6pm
sat 8am-2pm
Posted by: tracy | April 22, 2007 at 10:18 PM
Dr. Stephen Klause at Arcadia Animal hospital (in Arcadia) is an outstanding Vet who has performed successful cancer surgeries on several of my boxers.
Posted by: CHRISTINE BELT | May 06, 2007 at 12:41 PM
Dr. Jeff Margolis
Olympiad Animal Hospital
Mission Viejo, CA
HE IS FABULOUS! Knows and understands Boxers very well.
Posted by: Aimee Abbruzzese | June 18, 2007 at 10:04 PM