Pet Supplies Plus Lodi

Our employees work in a positive, motivating, and family-like environment that encourages continued education and professional and personal development. This fosters an atmosphere in which we look forward to coming to work and are committed to our objective. By enhancing the health of the community's animals, deepening the link between our clients and their four-legged companions, and supporting local organizations, we hope to make a difference.

Animal Hospital, Lodi is a premier veterinarian hospital in Lodi, California, providing conventional and specialized veterinary treatment for your pets. Our doctors, technicians, and support staff are committed to providing the best possible care for our patients by employing the most up-to-date veterinary medical equipment and practices.

Arbor Pet Clinic is pleased to serve the Bay Area, Modesto, Sacramento, Lodi, and neighboring communities in California. We are committed to providing the finest quality veterinary care as well as courteous, compassionate service. We believe in treating each patient as if they were our own pet and providing the same level of love and care. We are a group of highly trained and experienced animal lovers who are dedicated to providing the finest possible care for our patients.

We understand what it's like to welcome an animal into your house and heart, and to form a friendship based on the promise of safety. We think that all pet parents should have easy access to affordable preventative veterinary care that matches their lifestyle and their pet's needs.

In Lodi, California, pet owners are served by Harris Veterinary Hospital.

In 1990, Animal Friends Connection was founded as an educational, rescue, and adoption organization. We created a Cat Shelter/Sanctuary in January 2000 and began sheltering canines in 2004. Since then, we've added kennels for dogs and a great exercise yard. At any given time, our shelter can host up to 40 cats and 35 dogs. Our Shelter would not be able to function without personnel, despite the fact that we are predominantly a volunteer organization. The animals must be fed twice a day and need medical attention. The public must be able to rely on us to show them dogs or cats that are available for adoption.