Lone Mountain Animal Hospital

06/27/2025

Cuteness overload alert!!🚨😍

Kaitlyn and our extern, Kay, making friends with this adorable ferret duo!

06/13/2025

⭐ Holiday Hours Update: Lone Mountain Animal Hospital will be closed on Friday, July 4th.

Keep your pets calm during the Fourth of July celebrations! With fireworks season approaching, now's the time to discuss anxiety management with our team.

Give us a call and we will get you scheduled in advance to help your pet stay calm, safe, and stress-free during the celebrations.

05/27/2025

Mosquito season has arrived—and with it, the risk of heartworm disease increases.

Heartworm is a serious and potentially fatal condition, but it’s also preventable.

Learn more below about how heartworm disease affects pets and the simple steps you can take to protect them.

Prevention is not only safer and easier—it’s also far more cost-effective than treatment.

📞 Call us at 702-645-3116 to keep your pet protected with heartworm prevention.

05/25/2025

In observance of Memorial Day, Lone Mountain Animal Hospital will have adjusted hours and will be open from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

If your pet experiences an emergency after our closing time, please contact Craig Road Animal Hospital for assistance.

We hope you and your loved ones have a safe holiday! 🎉

05/20/2025

As summer approaches and vacation plans start filling the calendar, now is the perfect time to secure your pet’s stay! ✅

At Lone Mountain Animal Hospital, our boarding facility offers professional care, spacious accommodations, and plenty of personalized attention.

Watch the video below for a full tour of the facility. Reserve your pets stay today by calling us at 702-645-3116! ✨

05/05/2025

Introducing our newest extern, Aniya!

Aniya is originally from Newark, Delaware but currently lives in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her journey to veterinary medicine began in her childhood, influenced by her mother, a 6th grade math teacher who kept guinea pigs as class pets. After caring for these classroom pets and eventually having her own, a pivotal moment occurred when one of their guinea pigs needed veterinary care for an ovarian cyst. The compassionate care and thorough explanation from the veterinarian during this experience sparked Aniya’s desire to pursue veterinary medicine.

Her dedication to animal care continued throughout her education. While attending the University of Delaware, she volunteered at the ASPCA, gaining valuable experience in shelter medicine and high-volume services. She later completed an internship at a veterinary hospital, which led to a position as a veterinary assistant during her final year. Aniya graduated from the University of Delaware in 2023 and is now pursuing her veterinary degree at North Carolina State University, with an expected graduation in 2027.

During her externship, she aims to develop her skills in bloodwork interpretation, case workups, and exotic animal medicine, while also exploring the differences between East and West Coast veterinary practices. As a first-time visitor to Las Vegas, she’s excited to explore Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam, and the Strip. In her free time, Aniya enjoys weight lifting, painting, reading, traveling, and exploring good food.

04/03/2025

Avian Influenza, also known as bird flu, is on the rise. While this highly contagious virus primarily affects wild birds, it can also impact cats, domestic poultry, and in rare cases, humans.

Rest assured, at Lone Mountain Animal Hospital we are taking every precaution to protect our staff, clients, and feathered patients.

To help our community stay informed and protected, we've created this comprehensive guide on Avian Influenza.

Have additional questions about bird flu? Reach out to us at 702-645-3116! Your pets' health and safety are our top priority! 😀

03/14/2025

Important Notice to Our Clients:

We’ve received reports of a scam affecting our hospital and others nationwide. Scammers are monitoring social media posts about pets undergoing surgery or hospitalization, then looking up the client’s phone number and pretending to be someone from the animal hospital. They may demand immediate payment and, in some cases, send a link for online payment.

At Lone Mountain Animal Hospital, going forward, any request for payment will always include your unique 5-6 digit account number, which can be found on your treatment plan, estimate, or receipt (click the link below to view an example).

Please note that we never take credit card or CareCredit payments over the phone. Payments will always be processed via a secure link that will include your Lone Mountain account number.

Mike Falconer
Hospital Administrator

Protecting Pet Owners from Fraudulent Payment Requests - What You Need to Know

02/16/2025

Dental Month: Because Every Pet Deserves a Healthy Smile!🦷

Give your pet the gift of a healthy smile with our special dental package. Enjoy $30 off dental cleanings, 50% off X-rays, a complimentary Dremel nail trim, and a bath/voucher.

Schedule now at 702-645-3116 for a happier, healthier pet!✅

02/01/2025

Nothing like a little cuddle therapy for our sweet patient Daphne! 🦆💕

01/23/2025

UPDATE: We’re happy to announce that our phone system is back up and running! ✅

Thank you for your patience and understanding while we resolved the issue. For assistance or to schedule appointments, feel free to give us a call.

We appreciate your support! ✨

01/22/2025

🚨 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT : We are currently experiencing a nationwide phone system outage with our phones provider. For immediate assistance or to schedule appointments, please email us at [email protected]. We understand this may cause inconvenience and appreciate your patience. We will notify you as soon as our phone service is restored. Thank you for your understanding!