Glendora Pet Care Center

Description

Specialties

Pet acupuncture. Acupuncture is a form of medical treatment that has been used in Asia for thousands of years. It is still widely used in Taiwan, China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia to treat a wide range of medical conditions including allergy, arthritis, paralysis, pain control, etc. Comparing to western medical treatment, acupuncture has virtually no side effect if done correctly. For dogs and cats, the medical conditions that respond best to acupuncture are paralysis and arthritis. Every pet is unique. Everybody responds to treatment differently. Please schedule an acupuncture consultation appointment if you think your pet can benefit from acupuncture treatment.

History

Established in 2018.

We are a group of veterinary professionals who strongly believe in helping pets and keeping them healthy and happy. We take pride in providing excellent medical care for your pets in a tender loving manner. Your pets are your family. Dr. Huang owned and operated Home Care Vet, a house call practice from 2012 to 2018. She has helped many pets who are unable to go to hospital for medical care. Dr. Huang is also a partner at La Verne Animal Hospital. She has been working there since 2006. She is excited to be seeing all past clients Mondays - Thursday at Glendora Pet Care Center each week! See you there!

Meet the Business Owner

Business owner information

Wen-Wen H.

Business Owner

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign DVM 1997
Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist
Dr. Huang was born and raised in Taiwan. In the older days, there were no animal shelters there. She has seen many stray animals suffer from starvation and illnesses and vowed to help them as much as she could. Frustrated with the lack of good veterinary care, she decided to come to the US to study veterinary medicine. She did her pre-vet in Illinois State University and then attended University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for vet school. She received her DVM degree in 1997 and then came over to CA to do her internship. She then went back to Taiwan and founded an animal protection group called Caring for Stray Animal Society in 1999. Her group helped the first animal shelter in Taiwan establish and run their adoption and health care program.

After having practiced traditional western medicine for a while and seeing the side effects of certain treatments, Dr. Huang decided to incorporate alt