Catalina Animal Hospital, LLC

Catalina Animal Hospital, LLC Compassionate veterinary care with a whole-pet approach. Offering wellness, surgery, dentistry, preventive care, Reiki, and holistic flower therapies.

Caring for pets. Supporting families. Building a healthier community, one paw at a time. Dr. Farrington and his staff would like to welcome you to Catalina Animal Hospital. We are an affordable small animal practice located in Phoenix, AZ. It's our motto to provide quality health care for your canine and feline companions. Our practice exists to provide the best veterinary services possible, for a

reasonable fee, and at the client's convenience. As animal lovers and pet owners, we understand the connection you have with your pet, so we treat all pets as our own and we treat our clients the way we want to be treated. We're happy to provide you with a one-stop opportunity to experience the best services available for your pet's' well-being. Call today to learn more about our services and how we can help promote better health for your pet.

Don't forget we are open for walkins today from 8-11am. Load your furbabies up and head on over to us. We are eagerly wa...
08/15/2026

Don't forget we are open for walkins today from 8-11am. Load your furbabies up and head on over to us. We are eagerly waiting for you!🐾

Wondering what happens during your pet's annual wellness exam?A wellness visit is more than just a quick checkup. Your v...
08/14/2026

Wondering what happens during your pet's annual wellness exam?

A wellness visit is more than just a quick checkup. Your veterinary team will perform a thorough physical exam, discuss your pet's lifestyle, answer your questions, and recommend preventive care that's appropriate for their age and needs.

The more information you share about changes you've noticed at home, the better your veterinary team can care for your pet.

❀️ Preventive care today can help support a healthier tomorrow.

08/13/2026

🐾 FUN FACT THURSDAY: Your Dog's Mouth Isn't Cleaner Than Yours! 🦷🐢

You've probably heard the myth that a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's... but that's actually not true! Dogs and humans both have plenty of bacteria in their mouths, just different kinds.

That's why dental care is so important for our furry friends.

Did you know? 🦴 By age 3, most dogs and cats show signs of dental disease. 🦴 Dental disease can cause pain, bad breath, and difficulty eating. 🦴 Untreated dental problems may affect the heart, liver, and kidneys.

Watch for these signs:
βœ… Bad breath
βœ… Yellow or brown tartar buildup
βœ… Red or swollen gums
βœ… Trouble chewing
βœ… Reduced appetite

The good news? Regular dental exams, professional cleanings, and daily dental care at home can help keep your pet happy, healthy, and smiling.

A healthy mouth means a healthier pet!

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Call now to connect with business.

We're more than a vet clinic β€” we're part of this community. 🏑🐾 Thank you for trusting us with the ones who matter most....
08/12/2026

We're more than a vet clinic β€” we're part of this community. 🏑🐾 Thank you for trusting us with the ones who matter most.

We're so grateful for every wagging tail and purring patient.

Lets give this wonderful Dr the spotlight he deserves once again!!Dr Farrington was and is a blessing to us all here at ...
08/12/2026

Lets give this wonderful Dr the spotlight he deserves once again!!

Dr Farrington was and is a blessing to us all here at Catalina Animal Hospital. He loves our animals and he loves making sure that they live the best life possible. If you have pictures of your pets at the clinic, please share them with us and you never know when your pet might show up here on one of our postings.

If your fur baby has not been in recently to give Dr Farrington a big slobbery kiss, please make sure to bring them in during our walk in hours and say hi to a familiar compassionate face.

Pyometra is a serious infection that causes the uterus to fill with pus in unspayed female dogs and cats. It can develop...
08/11/2026

Pyometra is a serious infection that causes the uterus to fill with pus in unspayed female dogs and cats. It can develop after a heat cycle and quickly become life-threatening.

⚠️ Signs to watch for: β€’ Lethargy
β€’ Loss of appetite
β€’ Increased thirst and urination
β€’ Vomiting
β€’ Vaginal discharge
β€’ Swollen abdomen

The best prevention is spaying your pet before problems arise. Spaying not only prevents pyometra but also helps protect against other reproductive diseases.

Give us a call today about scheduling your pet's spay surgery. Prevention is safer, less expensive, and can save your pet's life!

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Bloat (GDV) in large, deep-chested dogs is a life-threatening emergency. If your dog's abdomen looks distended and they'...
08/10/2026

Bloat (GDV) in large, deep-chested dogs is a life-threatening emergency. If your dog's abdomen looks distended and they're retching, go to the ER immediately. ⚠️

Hey here is something you dont want to miss. Call us today and get scheduled for this Octobers Dental Special. It will b...
08/08/2026

Hey here is something you dont want to miss. Call us today and get scheduled for this Octobers Dental Special. It will be here before you know it

Give us a call today or stop by during our walk-in hours for more information and to schedule your pets surgery. And let...
08/07/2026

Give us a call today or stop by during our walk-in hours for more information and to schedule your pets surgery.
And let us know below in the comments about a common myth you hear.

PAWSITIVE information matters and can save lives!





Today we're celebrating Dr. Farrington and all he does for the pets and families of Catalina Animal Hospital.If Dr. Farr...
08/06/2026

Today we're celebrating Dr. Farrington and all he does for the pets and families of Catalina Animal Hospital.

If Dr. Farrington has cared for your pet, helped during a difficult time, or simply made you feel welcome, Leave a thank-you message below... and if your appreciation happens to come in a Starbucks cup, we don't think he'd mind! πŸ₯°

πŸ’™ Thank you, Dr. Farrington, for your dedication to our community. πŸ’™

Address

9023 N 35th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ
85051

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 10am
1pm - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 10am
1pm - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 10am
1pm - 4pm
Friday 8am - 10am
1pm - 4pm
Saturday 8am - 11am

Telephone

(602) 269-8969

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