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Monday 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm Tuesday 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm Wednesday 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm Thursday 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm Friday 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm

Allen Animal Hospital

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Allen Animal Hospital

This is a place where care runs deep. Every patient plan is created with your unique family in mind!
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06/25/2024

06/17/2024

If your pet has a fear of fireworks NOW is the time to request medication from your veterinarian. Please don't wait until it's close to the 4th of July and your pet will thank you. We require a minimum of 48 hours notice for medication and an exam within 12 months. So now is the time to get things started to help your fur babies through this loud season.

06/13/2024

Every pet needs time to adjust when there's a new furry friend in the house.

06/06/2024

Please know our thoughts are with all those affected by yesterday's storms and tornados. The clinic was fortunate and we are up and running today. Most of all, please know we care about you and your pets. ❤🧡🤎🖤❤

06/02/2024

What rescuing a dog feels like! ❤❤

05/31/2024

We love when Nana comes to visit us❤ and she doesn't even mind her pedicures!

05/22/2024

In honor of Memorial Day we will be closed Monday, May 27th. We wish you and your furry kids a fun and safe weekend! If your pet is in need of emergency care over the holiday weekend please call either Animal Emergency Center at 248-348-1788 or Veterinary Emergency Services at 734-207-8500.

05/03/2024

Dogs are so funny 😄!

04/25/2024

Thank you to our wonderful receptionists, Sheri and Karen, for all the hard work and kindness you show everyday.

04/23/2024

Two weeks after spinal cord surgery at Dogwood neurology center. Now 6 years later she went from being unable to walk to terrorizing the neighborhood.

04/11/2024

So true ❤

04/08/2024

Kids and dogs learning to be besties.❤

04/04/2024

❤❤❤ Adopt don't shop. ❤❤❤

03/29/2024

So many of our furry family members make us smile and laugh every day.

03/28/2024

Happy Friday! Allen Animal Hospital wishes everyone and their fur babies a wonderful holiday weekend!

03/13/2024

Wendy's pupper Astro waiting for the newspaper to arrive. 🤍🖤🤍

03/01/2024

We love all the pups no matter what their hobbies or jobs are 🖤🤍🤎

02/22/2024

Cutie thinks there's nothing like a ray of sunshine to brighten up your day.

02/13/2024

Pepper is always ready for Valentine's Day with her beautiful heart around her eye. ♥️

02/09/2024

This tiny baby kitten was rescued and is now a healthy baby of a one of our very compassionate clients.

02/01/2024

"Quiet" was wondering why we don't post more gorgeous cats like her.

01/25/2024

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01/17/2024

Keep those babies warm. 🧡🧡🧡

01/11/2024

We truly love and care about our patients and want them to have the best experience as possible at Allen AH. If there is anything we can do to make your fur baby enjoy her or his time with us better, please don't hesitate to ask. We are all here for the love of your pets. ❤❤❤

01/05/2024

What a great way to start the day! Adorable brother puppies. 🤎🧡❤

01/04/2024

As the owner of an 11 year old Lab I can say I've only been tripped approximately 843 times walking away from the kitchen sink.

12/23/2023

Some how we always end up forgiving and laughing.❤❤

12/20/2023

Always❤. Bless all the dogs and cats that have been an important part of of our lives.

Address

19066 Farmington Road
Livonia, MI
48152

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 1pm
	2pm - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 1pm
	2pm - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 1pm
	2pm - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 1pm
	2pm - 6pm
Friday	9am - 1pm
	2pm - 6pm

Telephone

+12484760570

Website

http://www.allenanimalhosp.com/

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Happy Monday! We have unfortunately been experiencing intermittent phone and internet outages. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Thank you! The Team at Allen Animal Hospital.

We love our amazing and compassionate Techs. They are dedicated to giving every pet the best care possible and work harder than you could imagine to do that. Please help celebrate National Vet Tech week with Allen Animal Hospital!

What's less fun (and more fatal) than a Monday? HEARTWORM DISEASE. 💔〰️ Here are some important facts about heartworm disease, prevention, and testing. ❤ Heartworm disease affects over 1,000,000 pets each year in the U.S. It can absolutely be DEADLY. ❤ Luckily, heartworm disease is PREVENTABLE by giving a tasty chewable or topical medication such as Heartgard, Sentinel, Simparica Trio, Revolution, or Interceptor once each month. ❤ DON'T THINK PREVENTION IS NECESSARY FOR YOUR PET OR YOUR SITUATION? THINK AGAIN. Heartworm disease is caused by worms that are transmitted through MOSQUITO BITES (which, as we all know, enter our houses). ❤ Prevention medication costs less than the INTENSIVE AND EXPENSIVE treatment required to attempt to save your pet's life if they do contract heartworms. ❤ Heartworm disease generally takes about 6 months from initial exposure to be detectable. For this reason, a heartworm test (using a blood sample) should be done EVERY YEAR for dogs, and when symptoms are present for cats. We will continue to post information about the dangers, prevention options, and signs of heartworms, as well as fleas and ticks, throughout the coming months.

Fellow humans, it is TICK SEASON! These little buggers may be small (even as small as a pin head), but they can have a grave impact on you and your family… four-legged and two-legged members alike! Ticks primarily reside in wooded or grassy areas--similar to a lot of our backyards in Michigan--while waiting for a suitable host to walk by and stealthily crawl on. Some of the diseases spread to humans and dogs by ticks in the Midwest include lyme disease, anaplasmosis, babesiosis, tularemia, powassan disease, ehrlichiosis, and many others. Symptoms like fever, headache, vomiting, heart palpitations, and muscle stiffness/aches often accompany these diseases in humans. In some people, severe reactions can include recurring headaches, loss of muscle mass, memory problems, arthritis, respiratory failure, organ failure, blood clots, and even death. Our furry friends also experience similar symptoms, so it’s crucial they receive medical attention right away! The best way to prevent ticks is year-round prevention. This includes oral medications such as NexGard or topical medications like Frontline, both of which can be prescribed by your veterinarian and picked up at the Allen Animal Hospital year-round. These ticks were recently removed from a patient at our clinic--they’re not the first and they most certainly won’t be the last we will see this year! If you notice a tick on your pet, contact us right away at 248-476-0570 so that it can be removed in its entirety and the tick can be sent to a lab to test for any diseases it may be carrying!! Learn more here: https://www.cdc.gov/ticks/diseases/index.html