Alliance Animal Health Center

11/22/2025

Just like humans, pets can develop diabetes. The good news? With early detection (through regular exams and screenings) and care, they can live happy, healthy lives.
If you notice these signs, book a visit with us. Early testing and treatment make all the difference.

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11/20/2025

Thanksgiving is all about good food and gratitude, but some household favorites aren’t safe for pets.

🚫 Do not share: turkey bones, onions, garlic, grapes/raisins, chocolate, ham/ham bones, gravy, alcohol, and rich or fatty foods. Also, keep an eye out for any products containing xylitol!

✅ Safer treats: a small taste of plain turkey (no skin, no seasoning) or plain veggies like green beans and carrots (no seasoning, butter, onions or garlic).
Share this post to help keep the feast fun and the neighborhood pets safe!

11/15/2025

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month. 💜🐾 Regular wellness visits are one of the best ways to catch early warning signs of cancer in pets.
Early detection—including physical exam, diagnostic imaging, and bloodwork—can make all the difference. Schedule a visit with us today to give your pet the best chance at a long, healthy life.

Check out this article to learn more about types of pet cancer and potential early signs: https://bit.ly/47tY1M5

11/14/2025

We are deeply saddened to share that our sister hospital, Animal Hospital of Park Glen, has closed her doors. For 33 years, AHOP has been a place where families found comfort, trust, and devoted care — a true home for generations of pets and the people who loved them. It also shaped the careers of so many incredible veterinary professionals whose compassion continues to impact our community today.

Our connection with Park Glen runs deep. For years, our doctors and teams moved between both locations, giving our clients seamless care and familiar faces no matter which lobby they walked into. AHOP was the original practice in our shared story, and when Alliance Animal Health Center was later built just a short distance away, many Park Glen families followed the team they trusted. In many ways, we’ve always been one extended family — and today, that feels more true than ever.

We are especially grateful that Lexy and Tamara have joined us at Alliance. They have been part of the Park Glen and Alliance story for more than a decade, caring for pets with a level of heart, loyalty, and dedication that clients instantly recognize. Having them here brings comfort, continuity, and a familiar sense of home for our Park Glen families.

AHOP’s legacy is one that will always matter to us, and we are committed to carrying that spirit forward.

To everyone who called AHOP home:
It would be our privilege to continue caring for your pets with the same heart, trust, and dedication that defined Park Glen for so many years.

Our doors are open. Our team is ready.
Welcome to the Pack — we’re honored to walk this next chapter with you.

If you would like us to transfer your records from Park Glen to Alliance, please email us:
[email protected] or comment below!

11/08/2025

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month! 🐾

Senior pets bring love, loyalty, and calm companionship, and many are already trained and ready for a new home.

❤️ Have you adopted a grey-whiskered friend?

11/06/2025

You love them. You protect them. Now add regular bloodwork screenings to the list of things that help your pet thrive. One test, many answers.

Talk to us today about giving them their best life—inside and out.

11/01/2025

Dental care = total care🦷

In addition to annual dental cleanings, brushing your pet’s teeth regularly helps prevent dental disease, which can lead to pain and even affect their overall health.

We know it can be tricky! Check out these tutorials on how to most effectively brush your pet’s teeth. Questions? Contact us today!
How to brush your dog's teeth: https://bit.ly/43OeYjg
How to brush your cat's teeth https://bit.ly/3XajBjS

11/01/2025

Dental care = total care🦷

In addition to annual dental cleanings, brushing your pet’s teeth regularly helps prevent dental disease, which can lead to pain and even affect their overall health.

We know it can be tricky! Check out these tutorials on how to most effectively brush your pet’s teeth. Questions? Contact us today!

Brushing Your Dog's Teeth: https://bit.ly/43OeYjg
Brushing Your Cat's Teeth: https://bit.ly/3XajBjS

10/30/2025

👻 Alert the paw-parazzi! Halloween’s tomorrow, and we’re on the lookout for the ghouls, goblins, and good boys.
Whether your pet’s rocking a spooky ‘fit or just tolerating your costume choices, we want to see it. Drop those costumes in the comments! 📸

10/28/2025

Ever wondered how vets remove bladder stones?
Here's a peek at Dr. Byers performing a cystotomy
— start to finish! We confirmed a stone-free bladder on post-op X-rays and sent the stones to the lab for analysis.

10/25/2025

Our pets come in all shapes and sizes, but how can we tell if that shape is healthy or not?
Ideally:
❧You can easily feel their bones when hugging them around the middle and you can feel fat too
❧Their waist is visible when looking down at them

The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention created these diagrams to help to evaluate your pet’s body shape at home ⬇️ ​
​Dogs: https://bit.ly/3TI31a6​
Cats: https://bit.ly/3XBulI9​

🐾 If you're unsure about your pet’s weight or diet, we’re here to help. Contact us today!
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