Dr. Eberhardt and his wife grew up in the Midwest where their 4 children and 13 grandchildren still live.  Pictures of his children and grandchildren fill his clinic walls.  The spiritual grounding for his life as well as the ethics of his practice are provided by Saddleback Church.

After getting his veterinary degree at Michigan State University, Dr. Eberhardt served in the U.S. Army, Yokohama, Japan, where he cared for Sentry and Scout Dogs protecting our military bases and troops in Viet Nam. 

The working Sentry dog temperament is a far cry from the warm, fuzzy, “Pet Kids” he see’s in his practice today.  Whatever the temperament, his concern for the health of pets in his care, along with those who love them, has always been his highest priority.
 

The ever changing field of veterinary medicine encourages and demands continuing education and Dr. Eberhardt attends an average of 3 evening seminars a month in addition to numerous on-line Webinars on an almost daily basis.  He also attends at least one major, multi-day conference each year.

Technological advances and state-of-the-art equipment with the emphasis on non-invasive procedures enables the doctor to provide exceptional preventive and early diagnostic medical care before a crisis exists.

Dr. Eberhardt feels he is blessed with the best calling in the world - caring for those who can not speak for themselves! 

Member:

• American Veterinary Medical Association
• California Veterinary Medical Association
• Southern California Veterinary Medical Association
• Saddleback Veterinary medical Association
• American Veterinary Dental Society
• American Academy of Veterinary Dermatology
• Veterinary Hospital Managers Association
• American Society of Animal Behavior.