Santa Clarita Veterinary Hospital
Welcome to Your Local Veterinary for Pets and Farm Animals
Valley Lyons Veterinary Hospital provides a full range of services for pets, including pocket and exotic ones, and farm animals in Santa Clarita, Newhall, and Valencia. Our team focuses on compassionate and individualized care to meet your animal’s needs at any stage of their lives. From preventative care to advanced surgeries and treatments, we support your pet or farm animal’s well-being.
Our veterinary clinic is open Monday through Friday, from 8am to 5pm. Our staff members speak English and Spanish for your convenience, and we offer a 10% discount to military and law enforcement. We are a paperless facility to simplify the administrative process.
Valley Lyons Veterinary Hospital is a one-stop facility for pets and farm animals in Santa Clarita, Valencia, and Newhall. Contact us today at (661) 219-7362 to learn more about our services!
About Santa Clarita
With a population of about 213,231 people, Santa Clarita is the 18th largest city in California. The city was incorporated on December 15th, 1987. Famous for the prehistoric stone formations of Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park, hundreds of miles of trails, and 9,000 acres of landscape, Santa Clarita attracts many outdoor enthusiasts and has been the site of many films. Just 30 miles north of downtown L.A., Santa Clarita also has a premier arts and entertainment district that houses several art galleries, unique dining establishments, local wineries, and specialty boutique shops.
Compassionate Care for Animals in Santa Clarita, Valencia, and Newhall
As a family-owned practice, we use a kind approach to keep your pet or farm animal comfortable during their examinations, treatments, and procedures. We provide comprehensive preventative care, including wellness exams, vaccinations, teeth cleanings, and animal nutritional counseling, to help you care for your animals effectively.
Our staff members are here to address any questions or concerns you may have about your animal’s behavior or health, and we are happy to share practical tips for everyday care.
- Monday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Tuesday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Wednesday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Thursday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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Valley Lyons Veterinary Hospital
24882 Apple Street
Newhall, CA 91321 Map
Our Services
We pride ourselves on providing a complete range of services to keep pets and farm animals healthy and help them recover when they are sick or injured.
We Use Cutting-Edge Technology for Effective Treatments
Valley Lyons Veterinary Hospital is a gold standard care facility, and we offer modern in-house diagnostics, including digital x-rays and a full-service laboratory to make testing and medical imaging quicker and easier for you and your animal. This also helps us establish diagnostics and create treatment plans accurately and promptly.
We can perform routine or complex surgeries to restore and maintain your pet’s or farm animal’s health. To minimize pet overpopulation and protect your pet against dangerous medical conditions like various cancers, our providers are available to perform spay and neuter procedures.
Our team can also use laser therapy, a non-invasive and versatile treatment. Your animal’s well-being is our priority, and we combine both state-of-the-art methods with holistic solutions like acupuncture.
Please call us today at (661) 219-7362 or use our online form to schedule an appointment for your pet or farm animal!
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“Since we changed our vets from a Burbank-based operation to Valley Lyons Pet Hospital, we've never felt more confident with the ongoing healthcare of our dogs.”
D. Loughry -
“All the employees are so nice and treat your dog as if it was their own.”
S. Freed -
“Got two knee surgeries for my pup, and the staff here were fantastic.”
E. Sigmon -
“They have always taken the best of care of her especially now that she is getting older. I've never had a problem and the people there always friendly and willing to answer questions.”
T. Toji -
“The staff & doctors here are compassionate, knowledgeable, & understanding to the needs of their fur patients & their human parents.”
V. Rein
