Lindsey Veterinary Care

Lindsey Veterinary Care Bruce Lindsey DVM, Lindsey Veterinary Services Hours:
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Closed on Saturday and Sunday
Other hours by appointment.

Please call for an appointment; we are currently booking 2-4 weeks in advance. Depending on the severity of the issue your pet is experiencing, we may be able to offer drop-off appointments for emergencies. Doctors are on call as needed. We provide general medicine and surgery, and dental procedures. Common things we encounter are dermatology issues, allergic skin disease, ear infections, gastrointestinal problems, and routine surgical and dental issues. We are not affiliated with any specific specialty practices, and we can help to secure the best match between you, your pet, and a veterinary specialist. Specialty referrals include internal medicine, ophthalmology, dermatology, veterinary dentistry, behavior, cardiology, cancer therapy, and a host of others. For imaging such as X-Ray, Ultrasound, MRI or CT Scans, we utilize in-house equipment as well as traveling specialists to help aid in diagnostics. When specialists are necessary, our goal is to get your pet the best and most appropriate treatment... someone who does excellent work with whom you can relate well.

You’ve likely heard that humans have a daily fluid intake recommendation, but did you know that there are also recommend...
09/25/2025

You’ve likely heard that humans have a daily fluid intake recommendation, but did you know that there are also recommendations for dogs? To find your pupper’s ideal water intake, you’ll need to know their weight. A dog should drink 1 ounce of fluids per pound of body weight. So a 5lb Chihuahua would only drink 5 ounces of water a day whereas a 110lb Great Dane should drink 110 ounces of water daily! It sounds like a lot of water, because it is! There will be some situations where a dog will certainly need more water than this equation indicates so be sure to contact us with any of your dog hydration questions.

Also known as the zoomies, both cats and dogs experience FRAPs, but different circumstances are more likely to trigger t...
09/22/2025

Also known as the zoomies, both cats and dogs experience FRAPs, but different circumstances are more likely to trigger the behavior in one species than in the other. Feline FRAPs most often occur at dawn and dusk, though activities like grooming and using the litter box may inspire them at any hour. When does your pet have its FRAPs?

Dogs can develop periodontitis due to bacteria in their mouth. It usually doesn't present obvious symptoms until it is i...
09/22/2025

Dogs can develop periodontitis due to bacteria in their mouth. It usually doesn't present obvious symptoms until it is in its advanced stages. Keep an eye out for these symptoms in your dog! If you notice any of these appearing in your pup, contact us for an appointment.

We appreciate you trusting us for your pet's care. We love our jobs and our patients even more!
09/22/2025

We appreciate you trusting us for your pet's care. We love our jobs and our patients even more!

You can count on us for all your vet needs!For happy and healthy pets, schedule an appointment with us today by calling ...
09/18/2025

You can count on us for all your vet needs!

For happy and healthy pets, schedule an appointment with us today by calling us at (858) 459-1516.

We love this fun fact! Their incredible sense of hearing allows them to pick up on sounds we often miss. It's one of the...
09/16/2025

We love this fun fact! Their incredible sense of hearing allows them to pick up on sounds we often miss. It's one of the many reasons they're such great companions and helpers. Whether they're alerting us to potential dangers or simply enjoying the call of nature, our furry friends experience the world in a way that’s truly remarkable.

Have you scheduled your pet's annual exam yet? Regular check-ups are essential for keeping your furry friend healthy and...
09/15/2025

Have you scheduled your pet's annual exam yet? Regular check-ups are essential for keeping your furry friend healthy and happy. Your pet relies on you to stay proactive about their health. Remember, a little prevention goes a long way in maintaining their well-being for many years to come! Let's keep those wagging tails and purring hearts thriving strong together! Schedule an appointment today at (858) 459-1516 🐾

This common myth isn't entirely accurate! While some dogs do eat grass and may eventually vomit, studies suggest that th...
09/12/2025

This common myth isn't entirely accurate! While some dogs do eat grass and may eventually vomit, studies suggest that they might actually be seeking out the fiber or simply enjoying the taste. Dogs are curious creatures, and snacking on grass could just be part of their natural behavior. Plus, it's important to ensure your pup isn’t eating treated or harmful plants while they explore! Keeping an eye on what your dog eats is key to their health and happiness. Always consult us at (858) 459-1516 if you're unsure about any behavior or if it becomes frequent!

Many people believe that cats are low-maintenance pets and don't require regular vet checkups. However, this myth could ...
09/11/2025

Many people believe that cats are low-maintenance pets and don't require regular vet checkups. However, this myth could not be further from the truth! Just like humans, felines need routine health exams to catch any potential issues early. Regular checkups help ensure your furry friend stays healthy and happy for years to come. Don’t forget that preventative care is crucial in maintaining their well-being!

Did you know that The International Cat Association recognizes a staggering seventy-three different breeds of cats? Each...
09/09/2025

Did you know that The International Cat Association recognizes a staggering seventy-three different breeds of cats? Each breed has its own unique traits and characteristics, making the feline world incredibly diverse and fascinating. From the elegant Siamese to the playful Maine C**n, there's a perfect kitty for every cat lover out there! What’s your favorite breed and why?

We absolutely love seeing your furry friends! If you’ve got a photo of your dog that brings joy to your heart, we want t...
09/08/2025

We absolutely love seeing your furry friends! If you’ve got a photo of your dog that brings joy to your heart, we want to see it! Share your adorable pup with us in the comments below.

It's amazing how our feline friends can provide comfort and healing just by being themselves! So the next time your kitt...
09/05/2025

It's amazing how our feline friends can provide comfort and healing just by being themselves! So the next time your kitty curls up beside you and starts to purr, remember that they might just be doing more than making sweet sounds—they could be boosting your well-being too!

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7740 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard
San Diego, CA
92111

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

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+18584591516

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Hours: Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. clinic open: call for an appointment Closed on Saturday and Sunday Other hours by appointment. Dr. on call as needed We provide general medicine and surgery, and dental procedures. Among the common things that we encounter are dermatology issues, including allergic skin disease, ear infections, gastrointestinal problems, and routine surgical and dental cases. Since we are not affiliated with any specific specialty practices, we can attempt to secure the best match between client, patient and veterinary specialist. The areas of specialty referral are internal medicine, ophthalmology, dermatology, veterinary dentistry, behavior, cardiology, cancer therapy, and a host of others. For imaging cases, such as MRI and CT Scans, we utilize the Veterinary Imaging Center of San Diego, which is within walking distance, and has some of the most up to date equipment found anywhere in the world. Again when specialists are necessary, our goal is to get your pet the best and most appropriate treatment, and to have that person be someone who does excellent work and with whom you can relate well.