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Apex Animal Hospital is a full-service American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited hospital and welcomes both emergency treatment cases as well as pet patients in need of routine medical, surgical, dental, and physical rehabilitation care.
UPDATE: SHE HAS FOUND HER OWNER. Thank you everyone who shared!
This sweet girl was brought in by a good Samaritan with a broken femur! She was found by McHugh trailer court. We are currently keeping her comfortable with pain medications but are hoping to reunite her with her owner.
To all my dog sport friends (which I think includes almost all my FB friends 🤣) This is the latest from AKC in regards to what they have been doing regarding the CDC’s rule change for entering the US with a dog.
It is a lengthy read, but important info.
https://www.akcgr.org/blogpost_cdcnewdogimport/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2eu3D5_4dgXpLa_PZd9MAVObFd8EJQILf_mwKcMl0lCHFlfOkWKMjmrPg_aem_Pp0MUqyGdYR1D2SAPQderA
Also if you have questions, please do NOT🚫 direct them towards me.
I encourage all to join the following group: CDC Dog Import Help Page
The American Kennel Club
Meet Pete!
Pete is an owner surrender patient. He was not adjusting well to his home with a new baby. We have been getting to know him over the last week.
Pete is 14 years old, but you'd never know it! This guy is spunky, an expert biscuit-maker, and a purr machine! He will make a wonderful companion in a home without small children. He lived with dogs and cats in his previous home.
Pete does have a history of renal disease, but does great on his prescription diet. He had a perfectly normal blood panel on arrival.
If you are interested in meeting Pete in person, please call the clinic during normal clinic hours (406)-449-4455.
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I am celebrating 🥳
TWENTY years ago, I decided to take my career a different direction. I was a practicing Physical Therapist in the human hospital. Something just did not fit.
I had decided to go back, yet again, to school and became the FIRST PT in Montana certified to work with canines!
And I never looked back! There was about 4yrs of overlap, where my documentation would mix up “spouse” with “owner” 🤪
I have the best job in the world! 💖
To my 1000’s of patients I THANK YOU 🙏 The sparkle in your eyes when you get to play AGAIN is worth more than words can express. ✨
To the DVMs who have trusted me to care for your patients-I am honored and humbled. Thank you 🙏
Everybody, meet Dash!
Dash is an owner-surrender patient. He first presented at Apex in mid-April with two broken legs. He was surrendered a few weeks later when his owners were sure they would be unable to care for his injuries. Dash had two fracture repair surgeries and both his legs are well on their way to healing.
As much as we've grown to love Dash, it is time for him to find his permanent home. At only a year old, Dash still has plenty of life and love left to give. He can be selective of his friends at first, and a meet-and-greet (or two!) will be required before his new home is approved. Once he is comfortable he is the most happy, friendly little man. Dash gets along with cats, kids, and small dogs, but is selective of his large dog friends.
If you are interested in meeting Dash, please call the clinic during daytime business hours at (406)-449-4455.
REUNITED WITH HER FAMILY. thanks everyone for the shares!
Found stray: Young, female brown tabby brought into the clinic on Sunday, 4/14. She was found on Madison Street. She is uninjured, friendly, and very wiggly! She also has one other very distinctive feature. Call the clinic and tell us what that feature is to claim her.
This little guy was brought in by the sheriff on Sunday night after an altercation with a much larger dog. He suffered some profound injuries and had to undergo emergency abdominal surgery last night. He made it through surgery and is resting comfortably this morning, but he is not out of the woods yet.
The folks who initially had him in their yard reported he has been running loose in the neighborhood for a couple weeks. He is a young, intact male, and was found in the Green Meadow/Lincoln Road area. He appears well-cared for.
Please share. Bronson would love to be reunited with his family.
3/15/24:
🐾🐾 He’s been reunited with his owner. Thank you everyone for sharing our post! ♥️
We have a young, neutered male, stray cat who was brought in on Monday during emergency hours after he slipped and fell from the power pole he was brought in by Animal Control. He was found on 600 block of John G Mine. He did suffer minor injuries our ER doctor stabilized him. If you are missing this sweet boy please call the clinic at (406)-449-4455.
Hello Everyone! This handsome, distinguished gentleman was brought in as a stray last night. He is a young adult, intact, male cat. He is a pretty mellow guy and is obviously used to human interaction. He seems to be healthy and uninjured, except for an earmite infection, for which he is receiving treatment. If you are missing this cat, please contact the clinic at (406)-449-4455.
We have a young, female, stray cat who was brought in during emergency hours after being hit by a car last night. She was found on Lincoln Road by Jim Darcy School and brought in by a good Samaritan. Our ER doctor fixed her mandibular fracture and she seems to be stable this morning. If you are missing this sweet girl please call the clinic at (406)-449-4455.
FOUND DECEASED: Female grey tabby with white paws. She was found on North Montana Avenue on November 20th. She does not have a microchip. Call (406)-449-4455 if you are missing a kitty matching this description. We are so sorry for your loss.
We will be closed Thursday, November 23 for Thanksgiving. We will be open until 12:00 on Friday, 2:00 on Saturday, and will return to regular business hours on Monday the 27th. Happy Thanksgiving!
Our goal is to be here when you need us. And we are happy to announce we now have a veterinarian on premises every Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday night. We are still available on an on-call basis every other weekend, and will be adding more nights as we're able. Our emergency services are available to anybody who needs us, not just established clients. Our number is (406)-449-4455.
REUNITED! Thanks everyone who shared!
Hello Helena,
We are once again asking for your help locating an owner. This big, goofy, fella was brought to us as a stray on Tuesday night. He had been running loose on a nearby ranch for about a week, but may have been missing from his home for longer. He is an intact, young adult male. He is a little on the thin side, but otherwise seems uninjured and in good spirits. We will be contacting the Humane Society about him today.
We are looking for the owner of a stray brought in by one of our staff. He appears to be older, and does have some health problems that we are treating him for. He was severely matted when he came in, so he may have been missing for some time. He got his pictures taken after we gave him a haircut. If you think you may know this guy, please call the clinic at (406)-449-4455.
REUNITED WITH HER FAMILY!!!
Alright Helena, we need your help. This cute little girl was brought into the clinic as a stray over the weekend. She was found off the Lincoln Road exit. She is 18 pounds and looks to be pretty young. We imagine someone misses her.
To claim this dog, call the clinic at (406)-449-4455 and describe what she was wearing when she came in.
We will be closed Monday January 2 in observance of New Years Day.
Please call 406-449-4455 if you have a pet emergency.
Just a reminder that we will be closing EARLY today to allow our staff to enjoy their annual holiday party!
If you have a medical emergency, please call us at (406)-449-4455 to get in touch with our on call doctor.
On Wednesday, December 7th, we will be closing early for our staff holiday party! Please let us know ahead of time if you need any prescription refills!
If you have a medical emergency, please call (406)-449-4455 to be directed to the on-call doctor for Apex Animal Hospital and The Animal Center.
We appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience!
In the spirit of , our staff will be collectively donating to two local non-profit organizations: Pad for Paws Foundation and Life Houses Inc.
If you would like to participate, Apex Animal Hospital will have two collection boxes in our lobby available during our regular business hours. We will be taking donations for the remainder of the year!
For more information on these organizations, scan the QR code to be directed to their website, or follow the links listed below:
Pad for Paws: www.padforpaws.org/
Life Houses, Inc. : www.life-houses.org/
Wishing you and yours a day full of good food with family and friends!
In order to give our staff time with their family and friends, we will be CLOSED on Thursday, November 24th for Thanksgiving and will be closing early on Friday, November 25th.
If you have a medical emergency during this time, please call (406)-449-4455 to get in touch with the on-call doctor for Apex Animal Hospital and The Animal Center.
Today is National Take a Hike Day, a day to go out and enjoy the great outdoors with your four-legged friends. And if it is too cold outside to go out, it just means more inside snuggle time for you and your pets!
Alright Helena, once again we are asking for your help to find the owner of a stray cat that was brought to our clinic!
STRAY: spayed female, found in the Colorado Gulch area.
She is safe and sound at the clinic, and would love to rejoin her family. Any potential owners will be asked to give some identifying characteristics (i.e. markings, age, overall health, etc.) We also will request a photo to help correctly identify this kitty.
If you are the owner of this animal, please contact Apex Animal Hospital at 406-449-4455 during our regular business hours.
**NOTE: If it is past 6:00 PM, please call us the following day during our normal business hours.**
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For information on how to recognize, treat, and manage diabetes in your pet, check out: https://www.mypet.com/pet-diabetes/dogs-cats.aspx
4195 N Montana Avenue
Helena, MT
59602
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| Tuesday | 12am - 11:59pm |
| Wednesday | 12am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 6pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 2pm |
| Sunday | 5:30pm - 11:59pm |
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Staff dog Onyx not only looks stylish in her life jacket and goggles, but she absolutely LOVES her swim sessions with our Canine Rehabilitation Therapist, Jennifer! Swim therapy is a low-impact activity that alleviates the pressure on the joints during their exercise, helping your dog regain strength and endurance. It is beneficial for dogs suffering from arthritis, hip dysplasia, joint pain, as well as other ailments related to range of motion! For more information about our Rehabilitation Services, go to: https://www.apex-animal-hospital.com/physical-rehabilitation
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