Leonard Animal Clinic

07/01/2024

For any emergencies we recommend VEG in Allen, please call 214-764-7702. Please be safe and enjoy your holiday!

06/26/2024

4th of July celebrations are always fun, but it is important to consider certain festivities can place our furry friends in harmful or anxious situations. For the month of July we are offering 10% off of your pets anxiety medications, please do not wait until last minute to get those medications as we do require a 24 hours notice before filling those medications.

Fireworks, picnics and other 4th of July traditions can be great fun for people, but frightening and dangerous for animals. Know how to keep your animals safe.

06/26/2024

06/24/2024

There are a number of pets arriving at animal shelters every day. Fostering reduces overcrowding in shelters and saves lives. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about pet fostering: https://be.chewy.com/want-to-foster-an-animal-heres-everything-you-need-to-know/

06/20/2024

Is your fur-riend running low on food or medication? Order from our new and convenient online store and have the items shipped to your door. Find our store listed on our website: https://www.leonardanimalclinic.com/

06/18/2024

Happy Veterinary Appreciation Day! Does your pet have a purr-fectly sweet message for our team? Share it below, we're all ears!

06/16/2024

Happy Father's Day to all the pet dads out there! Whether you're relaxing with your best boy or goodest girl, or taking them on an outdoor adventure, tell us how you’ll be celebrating Father's Day this year. 🐾

06/11/2024

Every pet leaves a paw print on our hearts that lasts fur-ever. For World Pet Memorial Day, share a photo and a story of your beloved pets who have crossed the rainbow bridge.

05/23/2024

We will be CLOSED Monday May 27th in observance of Memorial Day. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday May 28th. If you have an emergency we recommend contacting VEG Allen at 214-764-7702.
Thank you and have a safe holiday!

03/29/2024

Happy birthday to the clinic greeter Chief! 🩷

03/26/2024

02/01/2024

Today we will be closing at 4:30 pm due to maintenance. If you are needing to pick up medications the latest to do that would be 4 pm. We will resume regular business hours tomorrow. Thank you. 😊

01/15/2024

The clinic will be resuming normal business hours tomorrow, Tuesday January 16th @ 7:30 am. Please be safe on the road ways. We look forward to seeing y’all. ☺️

01/15/2024

Good Morning, the clinic will be closed today due to the weather. We will keep you posted on if we are reopening tomorrow, depending on the weather and road conditions. If you find yourself with an emergency please contact VEG Allen at 214-764-7702. Thank you and stay safe. 🩷

01/11/2024

Happy birthday to the clinic’s security dog. We love you Dirk Dirk! 🩵

12/08/2023

AS PER THE AVMA:
Cases of canine infectious respiratory disease complex (CIRDC) in multiple states have been catching much media attention lately. Efforts are underway to identify one or more pathogens that may be responsible.

Meanwhile, dog owners understandably have questions, and veterinary teams need trustworthy answers. Here's information that your veterinary team can share with clients to help address their concerns.

Outbreaks of CIRDC occur regularly, and the recent outbreak isn't cause for alarm.

• Several different bacteria and viruses can contribute to

CIRDC, and we don't yet know which one(s) are causing the outbreak. While we can't rule out the possibility that a new organism may be responsible for the outbreak, current disease patterns aren't consistent with the emergence of a new, easily transmitted pathogen.

Most dogs with CIRDC will have only mild illness, recovering fully within 7 to 10 days. The classic sign is a frequent, honking cough that comes on suddenly, but some dogs may have sneezing and/or a runny nose or eyes.

Typically, only a small percentage of dogs will develop more severe disease, depending on the infecting organism(s) and the dog's ability to fight it.

Signs that your dog needs immediate veterinary care include the following: lingering cough, weakness, loss of appetite, difficulty breathing, worsening of illness, and/or a cough so severe that your dog vomits or has trouble breathing

The best way to protect your dog against CIRDC is to keep their vaccines current. Vaccines not only reduce the chance of your dog becoming ill. They also make your dog less likely to develop severe disease or spread infection to other dogs.

11/22/2023

If you have an emergency please contact VEG Allen at 214-764-7702. Regular business hours will resume Friday at 7:30 am.

11/06/2023

This year we are sending holiday cards to our troops overseas. Please feel free to stop by and participate, we have a table in the lobby set up with cards. The last day to stop by would be November 15th.

10/18/2023

It’s that time of year again! Please help us choose a winner for our pumpkin contest. Comment down below what number you choose as the best looking pumpkin. ☺️

10/03/2023

Good Morning,

The clinic will be closing early today at 5 pm. We will resume normal business hours on Wednesday. If you find yourself with an emergency please contact VEG (Veterinarian Emergency Group) Allen at 214-764-7702. Thank you and have a great day today! 🥰