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We regret to inform you that P4P has suspended the acceptance of spay/neuter vouchers due to delayed payments from SB County to Angels Touch.

We understand the importance of these services and encourage you to reach out to the County to voice your concerns regarding this matter.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience. We remain committed to providing low-cost services to our community.

The Vet Clinic

The Vet Clinic

Hosted by Pause 4 Paws.

Services provided by Angel's Touch Mobile Veterinary Clinic.

2026 Schedule

The mobile vet clinic comes up to Big Bear City 1-2 times a month starting as soon as winter ends and goes until October.

 

The most up to date schedule and clinic dates will always be posted on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pause4pawsbigbear

Appointments for surgery are always required and can only be made by calling or texting the vet staff directly at: (760) 447-5300.

Vaccines, microchips, and tests are available on a walk-in basis between 11am-1pm on clinic days. No appointment is needed for these. We cannot take early or late arrivals.

***NOTE: Contact the vet to spay/neuter dogs over 70 lbs.

How it Works

Step 1:

For a spay or neuter surgery for your pet, appointments are necessary.

Call and/or Text (760) 447-5300 to schedule*

Step 2:

REMOVE ALL FOOD & WATER for your pet after midnight the day before surgery and do not offer until surgery is over. They will need to have an empty stomach when they arrive.

Step 3:

Drop off your pet at 9:30am at 513 W. North Shore Dr, Big Bear City. You will need to fill out permission paperwork.

Step 4:

The clinic staff will call you in the afternoon when your pet is coming out of anesthesia. Come and get your new and improved companion!

*The clinic is extremely busy; if no answer please leave a message or try again.

Prices

We are so fortunate to have Dr. Beeks, an independent vet, helping our community by offering extremely fair prices for her services.

 

A friendly reminder that veterinary care is not free, and although they are doctors, vets are rarely living large. Like all of us, they must pay their staff, loans, bills, cost of equipment, insurance, and put gas in the car.

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