Make the most of staying at home this winter season by developing your pup’s cognitive skills with fun and beneficial brain teaser games!
These types of activities are a fun way to get you canine moving and having a good time. Plus, it’s also entertaining to watch as they attempt to figure out the puzzle. The classic Seek and Find game is the one we’ll be sharing with you today:
1. Hide shoeboxes or small containers throughout a large room.
2. Place a treat in each hidden box or container.
3. Call your pup into the room and encourage him to find the treats.
It may take a few tries but eventually he’ll start to get the idea. This is a fun exercise that encourages dogs to use their keen sense of smell and seeking skills to find the missing treats. You can increase the difficulty by flipping the boxes over or increasing the search radius.
At Allegheny Veterinary Services we know your time is valuable, especially during the holidays. That’s why we offer curb side pickup for food, prescriptions, and other pet care items to make your life a bit easier!
Please call us at: (304) 636-7886
for details and to schedule your pick-up order.
Our hospice care team is dedicated to providing quality care to our senior patients by providing comfort, pain management, and other advance treatment options.
We want to achieve the best quality of life for your furry family member!
Give us a call at (304) 636-7886 to answer your pressing questions and to discuss the best treatment option for your pet.
To learn more visit: https://elkinsvet.com/hospice-care/
As the weather gets cooler and winter is now underway, it’s important to plan ahead and keep in mind that ice melt safety is critical for your pet’s health.
Make sure your pet steers clear of ingesting ice melt this winter by keeping ice melt packaging out of reach and wiping paws every time your pet may come into contact with a treated driveway or sidewalk.
Symptoms of ice melt poisoning include:
• Increased Urination
• Vomiting
• Decreased Blood Pressure
• Muscle Weaknesses
• Excessive Thirst or Salivation
If your pet is experiencing these or similar symptoms contact your veterinarian immediately.
At Allegheny Veterinary Services we offer 24-hour emergency and urgent care for our established clients.
Contact us at (304) 636-7886
for your pet care needs.
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Allegheny Veterinary Services!
We are immensely grateful to all the furry and lovable patients that walk through our doors every day. They are the reason we do what we do with the utmost passion and dedication.
Thank you!
Here at Allegheny Veterinary Services, we are proud to provide personalized and advanced standards when caring for every patient that walks through our doors. We are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment to provide various healthcare treatments to your beloved companion. Just of few of our services include:
• Advanced Diagnostic Services
• Regenerative Laser Therapy
• Laser Surgery
• Pain Management
• Preventative Care
• Hospice Care
• And Much More!
Explore all our advanced and exceptional services by visiting: https://elkinsvet.com/services/
We all understand and know the common saying, “you are what you eat”. But did you know this saying is also true for your pets? Your pet’s dietary nutrition is one of the most important factors that play into their health and overall wellbeing. Yet, it can be difficult and confusing to choose the best nutrition plan for your unique companion. Here at Allegheny Veterinary Services, we know deciding on pet food choices can be overwhelming. That’s why we provide personalized nutrition counseling for all our patients! Our dedicated and trained staff will review your pet’s age, weight, health concerns, and more to customize a unique and personalized nutrition plan.
Click on the link to learn more or schedule a nutrition counseling appointment for your fury family member.
https://elkinsvet.com/preventative-care/
We don’t like seeing our patients anxious or stressed when they come for their vet appointment. That’s why at Allegheny Veterinary Services, your locally owned and operated veterinary hospital, we perform positive reinforcement and low-stress handling techniques for every patient that comes through our doors.
To learn more about our fear free and low stress services or how you can help limit stress in your pet visit: https://elkinsvet.com/low-stress-fear-free-visits/
Currently there are more than 6 million dogs diagnosed with cancer every year. Not only is that fact hard to hear, it can also be even harder and terrifying to learn your faithful canine is part of that statistic. However, it’s important to know that many types of cancer are treatable! Allow Allegheny Veterinary Services, your hometown veterinary clinic and the area’s only practice offering chemotherapy for dogs, to assist in your beloved canine’s advanced cancer treatment.
We know deciding on cancer treatment for your dog will involve many considerations. You can meet with our veterinarians and have a chance to explore all available options, get answers to your important questions, and weigh all relevant factors.
We invite you to schedule an appointment with us for compassionate care for your dog. To schedule an appointment, visit https://elkinsvet.com/ or call us at: (304) 636-7886
Happy National Cat Day from your local hometown vet clinic! At Allegheny Veterinary Services we understand cats require a different atmosphere than other pets to feel more comfortable. That’s why we decided to give our beloved feline friends a little more tender care with our dedicated feline exam room.
Our feline exam room is reserved for cats only and is stocked with toys, treats, and Feliway® Classic diffusers that emit a relaxing pheromone. Whether you cat is a laid-back cat-napper or a skittish wildcat our team of veterinarians and staff will provide the most compassionate care to make sure your companion is as comfortable as possible.
To learn more about our feline exam room and how to prepare your cat for future vet visits click on the link below.
https://elkinsvet.com/feline-friendly/
Protect your furry family members this season from fleas and ticks by visiting Allegheny Veterinary Services where our veterinary technicians will assist you in choosing the best treatment option for your pet.
For more information contact our hospital at (304) 636-8363 to get exactly what you need.