Rialto Cat Hospital

Pet Hospital California San Bernardino County Rialto Rialto Airport North Ayala Drive

1480 N Ayala Dr, Rialto, CA 92376, USA

4.0

My two year old cat was vomiting and pooping outside of his litter box which alarmed me. I called requesting an urgent same day appointment and thankfully they had availability. I drove all the way from Riverside to bring my baby to this cat hospital. The staff was so nice and comforting and the vet took her time and explained everything to me. I feel like she truly cared about my cat and listed to my concerns. Thankfully, my cat is going to be okay but better safe than sorry. I love that this clinic is cats only. My cat was super calm and relaxed without having dogs aggressively barking in the waiting room. The staff also provided a pheromone blanket to soothe y cat while you’re waiting. It was amazing! Will be back to bring my other kitten for annual checkups!

ixchel

Overview

(909) 546-3321
rialtocatvet.com

Hours

Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

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Welcome to Rialto Cat Hospital

Welcome to Rialto Cat Hospital, your dedicated partner in ensuring the health and well-being of your beloved feline companions. As a specialized Pet Hospital focused solely on cats, Rialto Cat Hospital offers a unique and stress-free environment tailored to the specific needs of your furry friends. Located at 1480 N Ayala Dr, Rialto, CA 92376, USA, we are committed to providing exceptional veterinary care with a compassionate touch. You can reach us at (909) 546-3321 or our mobile number, +1 909-546-3321.

At Rialto Cat Hospital, we understand that cats have unique temperaments and can often become anxious in a typical veterinary setting with the presence of other animals. This is why our "Pet Hospital" category focuses exclusively on felines, creating a serene and calm atmosphere that helps your cat feel more comfortable and secure. Our clinic is designed with your cat's well-being in mind, from the waiting area to the examination rooms.

Our Environment: A Sanctuary for Your Cat

Stepping into Rialto Cat Hospital, you'll immediately notice the difference. Our environment is specifically crafted to minimize stress for cats. Unlike general veterinary clinics, you won't find the sounds and smells of dogs here. This creates a much more peaceful experience for your feline friend. As highlighted by one of our valued clients, "My cat was super calm and relaxed without having dogs aggressively barking in the waiting room. The staff also provided a pheromone blanket to soothe my cat while you’re waiting. It was amazing!" This thoughtful touch, like the pheromone blankets, demonstrates our commitment to creating a soothing environment.

We believe that a calm environment contributes significantly to a positive veterinary experience. Our waiting area is designed to be quiet and comfortable, allowing your cat to relax before their appointment. Our examination rooms are also set up to be cat-friendly, ensuring your pet feels as safe as possible during their check-up or treatment.

Our Services: Comprehensive Feline Veterinary Care

Rialto Cat Hospital offers a wide range of services to address all aspects of your cat's health. Whether it's a routine check-up or a more complex medical issue, our experienced and dedicated team is here to provide the highest quality care. Our services include:

Wellness Exams: Regular check-ups are crucial for maintaining your cat's long-term health. We provide thorough physical examinations, vaccinations, and parasite prevention to keep your cat healthy and happy.
Urgent Care: As one of our clients experienced, we strive to accommodate urgent same-day appointments when possible. If your cat is showing signs of illness or distress, we are here to help.
Diagnostics: Our hospital is equipped with the necessary tools for accurate diagnosis, including laboratory services and imaging. This allows us to quickly and effectively assess your cat's condition.
Dental Care: Dental health is vital for cats. We offer dental cleanings, examinations, and treatments to ensure your cat's oral hygiene is optimal.
Surgery: Our skilled veterinarians are proficient in performing various surgical procedures, with a focus on safety and your cat's comfort.
Internal Medicine: We diagnose and treat a wide range of internal medical conditions specific to cats.
Nutritional Counseling: We can provide guidance on the best diet to keep your cat healthy at every life stage.

Our Features: What Sets Us Apart

Several features distinguish Rialto Cat Hospital as a premier "Pet Hospital" for felines:

Cats-Only Focus: Our exclusive focus on cats ensures a stress-reduced environment and allows our team to develop deep expertise in feline medicine.
Compassionate Staff: Our team is comprised of individuals who genuinely love animals. Clients consistently praise our staff for their kindness, compassion, and dedication. As one review states, "I’ve never dealt with a vet’s office where the staff so genuinely loves animals. They’re compassionate toward you and your cat, thorough, and take the time to explain everything in detail."
Thorough Communication: We believe in keeping you informed every step of the way. Our veterinarians take the time to explain diagnoses and treatment options clearly and answer any questions you may have.
Comfort Measures: We go the extra mile to ensure your cat's comfort, such as providing pheromone blankets and allowing familiar items from home, like an "emotional support" box, during exams.

Promotional Information: Your Cat's Health is Our Priority

At Rialto Cat Hospital, we are always looking for ways to support the health and well-being of our feline patients. We encourage new clients to experience the difference of a cats-only veterinary hospital. For a limited time, new clients will receive a complimentary initial consultation for their first cat. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet our team, tour our facilities, and discuss your cat's health needs without any initial cost. Mention this introduction when you book your appointment!

We also offer seasonal promotions on various services, such as dental cleanings and vaccinations. Please call us at (909) 546-3321 or visit our website (if available) to learn about our current offers and how we can help your cat thrive.

Testimonials Speak Volumes

The positive feedback from our clients truly reflects our commitment to exceptional care. One pet parent shared, "The staff was so nice and comforting and the vet took her time and explained everything to me. I feel like she truly cared about my cat and listed to my concerns. Thankfully, my cat is going to be okay but better safe than sorry." Another happy client said, "They also allowed my anxious girl to have her 'emotional support' box from home, where she sat for her exam. I would absolutely recommend this amazing hospital to cat parents." These testimonials highlight our dedication to both the cats we care for and their owners.

Visit Rialto Cat Hospital Today

If you are looking for a "Pet Hospital" that truly understands and caters to the unique needs of cats in the Rialto, CA area, look no further than Rialto Cat Hospital. We are passionate about feline health and committed to providing a positive and stress-free experience for you and your beloved cat. Contact us today at (909) 546-3321 to schedule an appointment or to learn more about our services. We look forward to welcoming you and your feline family member to our hospital.

Our address is 1480 N Ayala Dr, Rialto, CA 92376, USA. We are easily accessible and have ample parking for your convenience. Trust Rialto Cat Hospital for all your feline veterinary care needs – where your cat's comfort and health are always our top priority.

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1480 N Ayala Dr, Rialto, CA 92376, USA

Reviews

May 15, 2025 · ixchel

Wonderful! I’ve never dealt with a vet’s office where the staff so genuinely loves animals. They’re compassionate toward you and your cat, thorough, and take the time to explain everything in detail. They also allowed my anxious girl to have her “emotional support” box from home, where she sat for her exam. I would absolutely recommend this amazing hospital to cat parents.

May 03, 2025 · Kayleen L

My cat’s safety was my priority and after seeing the wonderful reviews I decided to schedule an appointment at the cat hospital. I loved the facility, it is clean, and beautiful. The procedure was explained to me to be very safe and with low risks. My cat had his cysts removal on Friday 1/31/25 with Dr Schroder, who was the doctor available that day. By Sunday, my cat’s seemed withdrawn, hiding in my closet all day, and not eating. One of his incisions felt like there was a hard ball underneath it. And that side of his next was noticeably more swollen. I called the clinic Monday morning with my concerns, and was told to send pictures so the doctor could review. I did, and was told, that all the symptoms were normal and the hard ball I was feeling could be scar tissue. I was told to monitor it and call or take him in if I had any other concerns. On Tuesday morning, I go to do the wound clean and see my cat’s dressing saturated with creamy, tan secretions. At that moment I knew this wasn’t normal. I immediately took him in. Dr Magee saw us right away and when she pressed on the hard ball, a large amount of nasty puss poured from the incision. She was concerned and said she had no idea what could had happened since the surgery is done under a sterile environment. She squeezed all the puss out and said the antibiotic shot he received the day of the procedure would still cover him. I was sent with wound care instructions, which I followed very closely. The incision did not get better, especially now my cat was scratching incessantly. I cover the incision as best as possible to protect it. I was told come back in 2 days. I could not go due to work but my mother in law did and Dr Juarez was the one that saw him. She removed the stitches and removed a gnarly piece of tissue from his neck incision. She then proceeded to tell my mother in law to keep the incision (which by now it is a hole on his neck) open for better healing. I was concerned the cat would scratch and make it worse so I told my mother in law to keep the neck dressing on while I made it home and could watch him. When I got home I took the dressing off as instructed and when I saw how deep and hollow the hole in his neck was, I panicked! I am a nurse and while I don’t know much about animals , I knew that incision looked bad. I could see muscle tissue! I immediately drove to the closest animal emergency hospital since it was past 6pm. The doctor at the emergency hospital right away said the cat needed another procedure to go back and take all the infected and dead tissue out and close it up. He spent the whole night there and I picked him up in the morning. I went back to follow up at the Rialto cat hospital, where Dr Magee saw him and said the wound was still not healing well so he need another procedure to place a drain. After that he did start getting better. And he is still recovering as I write this. In summary I ended up paying double the price since the emergency clinic bill was a little more than the original surgery price. The drain placement was covered by the hospital, but it still cost me $4000 for all and a stressful week where I thought my cat wasn’t going to make it. I did not budget for all of that. In summary, I don’t want to say the clinic is awful as the care I received by the techs and Dr Magee was outstanding. But for the doctor that did the initial surgery that started the infection and the doctor that instead of being proactive and preparing to do the incision clean up and closing the day we brought the cat for the follow up, I am very disappointed at their care. This could had been handled better. This was a routine procedure, the cysts were benign and non infectious. It has been extremely stressful for me, I have been doing his wound care. Anyone that has cats can understand how hard it is to make a cat take medications, not scratch, and do wound clean ups twice a day. I’m sorry for the long post but as a pet owner, I want to be transparent for other cat parents.

Mar 01, 2025 · Nathalia Hernandez

Rescued my barn kitty who got attacked by other feral mafia cats. Went to another vet hospital & my baby was traumatized. Went to Rialto Cat Hospital & my baby Charlie did so well. He didn't hiss, bite, or scratch anyone. The Vet is brilliant & answered all of my questions about FIV & concerns I had about other opinions. I had done some research, but i needed to hear it from an experienced Vet & she was so insightful, i knew we were in great hands. The ladies were so supportive & kind to me & Charlie. I love how clean, welcoming, and beautiful the facility is. I'm definitely bringing my other kitty Mushu to this office. I felt safe leaving my baby Charlie with these wonderful ladies, vet, & staff. This place is 100% cat friendly. I love how zen it is in the rooms & in the waiting lobby. I felt so relaxed, it felt like a mini spa for me & Charlie. My baby got neutered & I love the follow up calls. I'm a busy lady & always on the run. Those check ins are a life saver when I lose track of time. This place definitely gained my trust & respect. Thank you guys for treating Charlie like one of your own 💚 It means the world to us. 🐈🤱

Aug 29, 2024 · Kim Estrada

Looove this place. All the vets are very empathetic. They're all about quality. Office is very quiet and soothing, unlike other vet offices that are cold, and unwelcoming. Everyone here is so kind. I bring my 3 kitties here. Ash, Storm, and Loki. Thank you all for being so amazing with my babies. Dental work team is great too!

Mar 17, 2025 · C S