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Glendale Animal Hospital

We are a family-oriented one doctor general practice who work with dogs and cats. Thanks for visiting us. That's what we do.
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We are a family-oriented one doctor practice specializing in dogs and cats. Our motto has always been "Personal attention and quality care!" We offer service, attention and caring that is often difficult to find in today's world of corporate veterinary care. Find out why thousands of very special pets and their people call the Glendale Animal Hospital home, and the only place for their medical, su

rgical and dental care. When your dog or cat is a member of your family, you want a veterinarian who understands them and knows how to care for them. Come get to know us and see the difference.

03/17/2024

Happy St. Patrick's Day from our family to yours! Be sure to stay safe with your furry friends!

01/25/2024

As the temperature cools down, it can cause the outside cats to climb into places they may not normally get into. Taking this quick second to make some noise before driving can save their life!

01/22/2024

January is train your dog month! Not only is training fun, but there's a lot of benefits to it as well, for both you and your pet! Training can be done at home with some research, or you can call in the professionals for some tips and tricks!

01/14/2024

Today is National Dress Up Your Pet Day! Although seeing pets in cute outfits is adorable, sometimes there is a reason behind their fashion! Some pets may have medical concerns that require them to wear certain clothes. These may include needing to cover their skin if they have severe allergies, covering their incision after surgery, or even just wearing shirts or thunder jackets to help with anxiety during stressful situations. Other times, they may wear clothes to protect them while outside, such as sweaters to help them during the harsh winter elements, booties to protect them from the hot asphalt during summer, or small dogs may even wear spiky vests to help keep them safe from predators such as hawks or other big birds. Some dogs even have jobs that require them to wear certain outfits, such as service animals, or police K9’s. Do you have a pet that wears clothes? Post a photo of them in our comments!

01/11/2024

Did your family get a new puppy during the holidays? As we enter the new year, it’s important to make sure they get seen by your primary doctor and make sure they are on the right track for vaccines. This is typically what is recommended for their first year, and then they should be getting at least one yearly visit once they hit adulthood. Give us a call today to schedule! You can reach our office at (623) 934-7243.

01/09/2024

Is your pet overweight? Pet Obesity can cause lots of problems for the pet overtime, especially as they get older. Once the pet has been diagnosed with any of these problems, they are typically long term or lifelong issues. The best way to prevent them, is for your pet to lose weight before the problems begin. The new year is a great time to start their weight loss journey. It’s important to ensure the pet isn’t getting overfed on kibble, treats, or human food, and that they are maintaining a healthy amount of exercise for their age and breed. If you have concerns that your pet may be developing any of these issues, you should get them scheduled to be seen with their primary doctor as soon as possible. Give us a call at (623) 934-7243 to schedule.

01/02/2024

January 2nd is National Pet Travel Safety Day! Bringing your pet on family vacation can be a lot of fun, but it’s important to know how to safely travel with them. We always recommend doing proper research beforehand, but here are a few important tips to start!

01/01/2024

Happy New Year! We are closed today for the holiday, but we will reopen at normal business hours tomorrow, January 2nd.

If your pet is having a medical emergency, please contact AVECCC at (480) 462-1700. They are located at 7823 W Golden Ln. Peoria, AZ 85345

12/28/2023

We will be closing at noon on Saturday, December 30th and we will reopen at 8am on Tuesday, January 2nd. If you need any medications refilled for your pet, including firework sedatives, please request them as soon as possible. You can request them via our app or by calling the clinic at (623) 934-7243.

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas! We are closed today for the holiday, but we will reopen at normal business hours tomorrow, December 26th.

If your pet is having a medical emergency, please contact AVECCC at (480) 462-1700. They are located at 7823 W Golden Ln. Peoria, AZ 85345.

12/21/2023

We will be closing at noon on Saturday, December 23rd and we will reopen at 8am on Tuesday, December 26th. If you need any medications refilled for your pet, including firework sedatives, please request them as soon as possible. You can request them via our app or by calling the clinic at (623) 934-7243.

12/19/2023

Most pets love being a part of the holiday celebrations and receiving their own share of christmas presents. However, it’s important to make sure the toys they receive are safe for them before allowing them to go at it! It’s also extra important to inspect the toys occasionally to make sure nothing has been chewed off or torn, as they can easily become choking hazards. Here are a few tips to make sure your pets' Christmas is just as safe as it is fun.

12/14/2023

For dogs and cats, the holidays can contain lots of new things around the house that they may not see very often. This can lead to them getting curious and getting into things, when they may not usually. Here are a few things to make sure they keep their paws off of. These can be choking hazards, contain toxic chemicals, or cause other internal issues. If you think your pet may have got into something they shouldn't have, take them to a pet emergency room immediately. The emergency room closest to us is AVECCC. You can contact them at (480) 462-1700, and they are located at 7823 W Golden Ln. Peoria, Az 85345.

12/12/2023

Join us this Saturday for our holiday party, complete with a visit from Santa and The Grinch! There will be snacks, activities, and games for the kids!

12/07/2023

New Years is right around the corner! Now is the time to request sedatives for fireworks. Give us a call at (623) 934-7243 to request some for your pet now.

12/05/2023

December is National Cat Lovers month. You can use this month to shower your pets with affection and treats or take this as an opportunity to adopt a new friend from your local animal shelter. Share a photo of your cat in the comments!

11/30/2023

We're having a holiday party! There will be games, activities, snacks, and opportunities for your pet to get a cute photo with Santa or the Grinch! Can't make that afternoon? No problem! Santa and the Grinch will be here the 15th and all morning the 16th for photos!

11/28/2023

Infectious Canine Tracheobronchitis, also known as kennel cough, is a very contagious disease and has a high risk of spreading, especially during these holiday seasons! Kennel cough is manifested by coughing and can affect dogs of all ages and breeds. The bordetella vaccine is not mandatory by all breeders or boarding facilities, but be sure to ask before scheduling. Talk to your pet’s veterinarian about it at their next wellness appointment!

11/23/2023

We are closed today for Thanksgiving. We will reopen tomorrow at 8am.

For any emergencies, please contact AVECCC at (480) 462-1700. They are located at 7823 W Golden Ln. Peoria, AZ 85345.

11/20/2023

We will be closing early on Wednesday, November 22nd and closed all day Thursday, November 23rd. If you are in need of emergency services, please contact AVECCC at (480) 462-1700. They are located at 7823 W Golden Ln. Peoria, AZ 85345

11/16/2023

With Thanksgiving around the corner, it’s important to know what can be toxic for your pet. Although you may want to include the 4-legged family members in holiday dinner, it’s probably best to just stick with their regular dog kibble. Human food and table scraps can cause them some GI upset, which isn’t very fun for anyone to deal with. However, there are some other foods that are toxic and can cause some bigger issues such as kidney failure, pancreatitis, etc. It is also important that your pet doesn’t get any bones or meat with bones in it. They are often given to them as a treat or a toy to play with, but they can splinter or break which can cause a choking hazard, or in some cases, a foreign body.

11/14/2023

It is commonly believed that cats came to North America with Cristopher Columbus. Oftentimes cats were welcome onto cargo ships to help with vermin and prevent disease. This helped to keep the sailors' food supply from being invaded by rodents as well as prevented them from chewing on important ropes and things around the ship. From that point, they continued to domesticate themselves, and overtime were welcomed into homes as house pets.

11/07/2023

National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week is the first week of November. It is dedicated to honoring the shelters and dedicated individuals that help provide a safe place for animals in need. The holiday was created to help acknowledge the shelter workers and volunteers that spend lots of time working to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome thousands of pets. It is also a great time to bring awareness that many shelters are overrun with pets and need the support of their local community to help keep the animals healthy and to find them their forever homes.

11/02/2023

November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month. This can be much more common than people expect. Typical symptoms of diabetes in cats and dogs include drinking water excessively, urinating more than normal, losing weight while maintaining a good appetite, and acting lethargic. If you notice your pet experiencing any of these symptoms, you should get them scheduled to be seen right away with their primary veterinarian. Depending on the severity of the situation, some treatments include feeding prescription food, giving pills daily, or giving insulin throughout the day. In order to best prevent diabetes in your pet, it is recommended that they maintain a healthy weight, are fed a high-quality diet, and avoid overfeeding them. We also recommend getting them checked out annually, as well as getting blood work done at least once a year. This helps us to catch any potential issues early and get them started with some preventative treatment.

Address

7615 N 75th Avenue, Ste 110
Glendale, AZ
85303

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6am
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

(623) 934-7243

Website

http://familyvet.com/

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Does your pet like to chew on things they shouldn't? Does your pet drag you when going on walks? Does your pet bark a lot? A lot of pets have these issues! We always recommend basic training to put a stop to these bad behaviors. Training is a great way to keep your pets healthy and to help save money from any potential vet bills. Give your family vet a call to find out which trainers they recommend most!

Fireworks are scary for a lot of pets! Follow our top tips to help make it a little easier on your furry friends! If your pet needs sedatives to help make sure to request them now!