Business Details
42 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Veterinarian in Diamond Bar, CA
Village Animal Hospital has been serving Diamond Bar, CA since 1984 with compassionate veterinary care. Our team of experienced professionals, led by Dr. Donna Earnheart and Dr. Stephanie Lee, provides comprehensive medical services for dogs, cats, and exotic pets. We prioritize preventative medicine through our Pet Wellness Program, offering annual health exams, diagnostics, and personalized treatment plans. Our facility features advanced diagnostic tools including digital X-rays and ultrasound technology. With expertise in surgery, dentistry, and emergency care, we treat every patient as if they were our own pet.Our staff combines decades of experience with ongoing professional development to stay current with veterinary advancements. We maintain transparent communication with pet owners and emphasize ethical, patient-centered care. Our commitment to the community extends to educational resources about pet nutrition, behavior management, and parasite prevention. The hospital's founders established this practice on principles of compassion, technical excellence, and dedication to animal welfare. We maintain strict hygiene protocols and invest in state-of-the-art medical equipment to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
Services
Surgery
Digital X-rays
Spay/Neuter
Microchipping
Vaccinations
Nutritional Counseling
Grooming
Dentistry
Kitten Care
Senior Wellness
Details
- Year established: 1984
Highlights and features
- We offer emergency veterinary services for urgent pet care needs
- Our team includes specialists in exotic pet medicine
- We utilize advanced diagnostic imaging technology
- We provide comprehensive wellness programs for all life stages
- Our veterinarians have over 40 combined years of professional experience
What people say
Caring, gentle and thorough
No complications
Took her right away
Amazing service
Customer service
Services
Surgery
Our surgical services include soft tissue and orthopedic procedures using modern techniques. We perform spays, neuters, mass removals, and emergency surgeries with pre-anesthetic bloodwork and post-operative care. Our team maintains strict sterilization protocols and monitors patients throughout recovery.
Digital X-rays
Advanced digital radiography provides immediate imaging for diagnosing fractures, internal injuries, and organ conditions. This non-invasive technology allows precise diagnosis while minimizing patient discomfort. Our equipment produces high-resolution images that aid in treatment planning for various medical conditions.
Spay/Neuter
We offer spaying and neutering services that improve pet health and prevent overpopulation. These procedures reduce disease risks and behavioral issues while promoting longer, healthier lives. Our veterinarians follow strict protocols to ensure patient safety and comfort during these common surgical procedures.
Microchipping
Permanent microchip implantation provides reliable pet identification. This quick, minimally-invasive procedure offers permanent identification that cannot be lost like collars. Our microchipping service includes registration in national pet recovery databases for improved reunification chances.
Vaccinations
Core and non-core vaccination programs protect pets from infectious diseases. We develop customized vaccination schedules based on age, lifestyle, and regional disease risks. Our protocols follow AAHA guidelines while considering each pet's individual health needs and exposure risks.
People
Dr. Donna Earnheart
Veterinarian
Graduated from Louisiana State University in 1981 with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Specializes in exotic pet medicine and advanced dentistry. Owns Village Animal Hospital since 1984, serving the community with compassionate care.
Dr. Stephanie Lee
Veterinarian
Graduated from Jeonbuk National University and completed clinical rotations at LSU. Specializes in animal-assisted therapy and general veterinary care. Joined Village Animal Hospital in August 2024 with diverse international experience.
Questions
Do you provide emergency veterinary care?
Yes, we offer emergency services for urgent pet care situations. Our team prioritizes critical cases and provides immediate medical attention during regular business hours.
Can you treat exotic pets?
Yes, we specialize in exotic pet medicine. Dr. Donna Earnheart has particular expertise treating birds, reptiles, rabbits, rodents, and other small mammals with specialized care protocols.
What are your appointment scheduling options?
We offer same-day and walk-in appointments subject to availability. You can schedule visits through our website or by calling (909) 861-7463 during business hours.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept major credit cards, cash, and pet insurance. Please contact our office directly for specific payment method confirmation and financial policy details.
Do you offer senior pet care services?
Yes, we provide specialized wellness programs for senior pets. Our comprehensive geriatric care includes nutrition counseling, mobility assessments, and early disease detection through regular checkups.
Reviews (7)
Phooda A.
May 20, 2022
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I've been a loyal customer for the past 10 years. But as of recently I've been treated with little to no respect and have be scammed multiple times here. I don't need to give the many horrific stories about this place bc the reviews speak for them self. Front desk isn't always friendly and in terms of refunds you have to wait until the one doctor they have can call you ( and she doesn't get back to you soon trust me). Not to mention the micro aggressions they show towards POC costumers. Absolutely done with this place. Don't fall for their scams.
Matt A.
Apr 05, 2022
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They were wonderful when our dog was sick and need emergency care. They were caring about both my pet and our family dealing with what was happening.
Ashley G.
Feb 18, 2022
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Had to bring in my dog Daisy for last minute vaccinations before going out of town and staff was really helpful and proficient! Got me an appointment within 24 hrs and was in and out. Also called to follow up to see how she was doing afterwards. Great experience!
Shirley N.
Feb 09, 2022
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Our sweet Guinnea Pig, Peachy was doing very poorly, and we were not able to see our regular veterinarian. After calling, literally everywhere in Los Angeles the were able to see us at Village Animal Hospital and I am glad we did. The staff were very kind and compassionate and the veterinarian Dr. Earnheart examined Peachy and let us know she had many masses in her abdomen and throat. Dr. Earnheart explained our options, and the team was very compassionate with us despite the fact we decided to give her end of life care. I would definitely return to the this clinic for care again.
Victoria M.
Oct 11, 2021
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Misgendered my cat twice & did not like vet's demeanor. Also had no clue about cat breed. Not a HUGE deal but I registered my kitty's license, name and everything just to find out it was the wrong gender. do you really want to bring your little fur babies to a place with not even the lowest of general knowledge? I mean would you go to a doctor or dentist with no answer to a basic question? I wouldn't.
Kelly J.
Sep 08, 2021
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We stupidly went to this place for many years but would never recommend it to others. We had our dogs nails trimmed and express anal glands for 60 which is outrageous to begin with but on top of that saw that they charge 50 for shampoo and the whole thing and never bothered to tell us. They successfully made me pay extra 10 Dollars but that was a mistake bc they permanently lost my business, especially after they called, recommending a 1000 dollar blood test
Sarah G.
Jun 16, 2021
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I would give zero stars if I could. The vet is not professional and in her demeanor, especially when I had a difficult time with my final decision to put my fur baby down. she wanted me to pay for unnecessary tests and they even tried to over charge me with the final bill adding on a urinary catheter fee when one wasn't used. This place is a scam and overpriced and the vet does not treat people with respect.
