At Oroville Animal Health Center, comprehensive veterinary care for cats and dogs is our number one priority. By elevating preventive care, offering advanced diagnostics, and maintaining a cutting edge facility, our community’s pets receive a tailored approach to their health and wellness needs.
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Our veterinary services for cats and dogs include:
Since 1998, Oroville Animal Health Center has played an active role in Butte County communities. We treat the animals you love with respect, compassion, and responsibility.
Our Team is Here For You & Your Pet
From the moment you walk through our doors, you can rely on our professional team to provide a safe, comfortable experience. With the goal of delivering superb customer service in mind, we value open communication and collaboration to fully understand a pet’s lifestyle and behavior. Whether your pet visits us for a routine wellness exam, or requires specialized medical services, we embrace the opportunity to give your pet the attention and care they deserve.
We are open Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (closed on weekends). Please contact us at (530) 533-7513, or by submitting an online appointment request form.
From Our Blog

Why California Pets May Still Have Allergy Symptoms in October
October 14, 2026The calendar might say “fall,” but for our furry friends prone to fall pet allergies, October is just another month of scratching, licking, and rubbing. At Oroville Animal Health Center, we treat plenty of pets whose allergy symptoms continue well into the cooler months. Our mild climate means environmental allergens remain active well into sweater […]

How Wildfire Smoke Can Affect Pets Long After Fire Season Ends
September 15, 2026Few experiences are more stressful than living through fire season in Northern California. With recent years’ tragedies still fresh on many of our minds, it’s always a relief when the peak fire season finally starts easing up in the fall. Yet, any exposure to wildfire smoke can negatively affect our pets, even long after fire […]
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