Park Lane Veterinary Hospital

12/30/2024

2025 is almost here! Happy New Year!
Here are our hours for this week.

12/23/2024

12/10/2024

We are always happy to take your old towels and bedding. Our patients appreciate a soft blanket after procedures, and someplace to curl up when napping. If you're getting new bedding for the holidays, please consider donating the old one!

12/04/2024

Plan ahead to schedule your holiday boarding. If your boarding facility requires vaccinations, get on the schedule as soon as possible so your pet's immunizations have time to build the proper immunity.

11/26/2024

⭐️⭐️⭐️ REMINDER⭐️⭐️⭐️

We will be closing at NOON tomorrow, (Wednesday) November 27th in observation of the Thanksgiving holiday. The clinic will not open back up until 8 am on Monday, December 2nd.
Please, remember to call in for refills so you don't run out over the holiday weekend!

11/25/2024

***HOLIDAY HOURS***
As the holiday season begins, we want to reach out and thank you for trusting us with the healthcare of your pets. We are so thankful for all of our amazing clients and patients. Park Lane Veterinary Hospital will be closed the following hours for the Thanksgiving holiday:

Wednesday Nov 27 8-12 pm
Thursday Nov 28-Sunday Dec 1- CLOSED
Monday Dec 2- Return to normal hours 8 am-5 pm

Please call in your medication refills now so that we can get them filled for you!

If emergency services are needed, Veterinary Emergency and Referral Center will have expanded holiday hours. Contact VERC @ 405-360-7828. Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving everyone!
With Gratitude,
Park Lane Veterinary Hospital

Thanks,
Park Lane Veterinary Hospital

11/25/2024

Here are some quick tips to help your furry family members stay safe this holiday season, when we are ALL surrounded by delicious nom nom noms

You're thankful for your dog and cat, so you want to celebrate Thanksgiving with them. Here are the foods they can safely eat and what's dangerous.

11/20/2024

SHELTER DOG SLEEPOVER: How sweet - you can let a pound pup from OKC Animal Welfare sleepover for the holidays! Adults can go to the shelter (12pm-5pm) and choose any adoptable dog from now until Nov 27th. You can start returning them November30th or adopt them! SEE AVAILABLE DOGS➡️ www.okc.gov/departments/animal-welfare/programs-and-services/adoptions/pets-available-for-adoption

11/15/2024

🐾 Pamper Your Pet This Holiday Season! 🐾

Are you planning a getaway for Thanksgiving or Christmas? Or, are you hosting a crowd for the big day? Ensure your furry friend has a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience with our premium pet boarding services!

🪀🐾We have hoops, tunnels, ball pits, cat trees, laser lights, snuffle mats, noise makers and more in our kennel and indoor play yard!! Book your pet's holiday boarding early; we are filling up fast!
🏠 Our spacious and clean facilities provide a safe and cozy environment for your pets. With climate-controlled spaces, they'll feel right at home.
🐶🐱 Our trained and caring staff members are dedicated to making sure your pets receive the attention and love they deserve throughout their stay.
❤ Don't miss out on giving your pet a wonderful vacation of their own this holiday season. Book now and give them the best care they deserve!

Let us pamper your pet while you're away.

11/13/2024

Today is World Kindness Day. Go be kind!

11/11/2024

Words are not adequate. Discounts are not enough. Our praise is not sufficient.
And, while all of these are valid attempts at "THANK YOU", they are a paltry repayment for your sacrifice, because the brave and selfless offering of yourself to your country and its people could never TRULY be repaid. God bless our brave men and women who offer themselves up to serve and protect this Nation.

11/08/2024

Understanding Why Your Pet Needs Blood Testing and When
The Basics
What: Blood testing for cats and dogs helps the veterinarian diagnose and treat a variety of health conditions, including parasites, allergies, diabetes, liver disease, kidney failure, and pancreatic issues, to name a few.
Why: Routine blood work, along with a thorough physical exam, give the veterinarian the most information about your pet’s health so that the best treatment and prevention recommendations can be made.
When: Routine blood work is recommended any time your veterinarian feels that it will give more information during the diagnosis of a medical issue or prior to a surgical procedure. It should also be performed as part of your pet’s annual wellness exams, much like our doctors perform blood tests during our routine physicals. This can allow early detection of some common conditions. In addition, regular blood work is recommended every 12 months for senior pets, or sooner depending on certain health conditions or medications being taken.
How: Your veterinarian will usually need a combination of a complete blood count, also called CBC, and a blood chemical analysis to diagnose your pet and have a thorough understanding of your pet’s current health. A urine sample for a urinalysis may also be recommended to give more insight into your pet’s overall health.

11/06/2024

🍂 Did you know that autumn leaves can cause skin issues for your pets? 🍁 Oak and maple leaves can trigger allergies, while decomposing leaves may harbor mold, fungi, and even hidden pests like fleas and ticks. Wet or treated leaves can lead to irritation and contact dermatitis. Keep your pet safe this fall: limit play in leaf piles, brush off debris, bathe them regularly, and stay on top of flea and tick prevention! 🐾

11/04/2024

Have you made your plans for the holidays? Don't forget to schedule your pet boarding. We have spacious, climate controlled runs, an indoor play area, 1 on 1 playtime, updates at your request, therapeutic beds, high-quality diets, and we offer safe, comfortable accommodations for your fur baby. We also have a groomer on staff to get your cutie spiffed up to go home if you'd like. But, maybe most importantly, our staff is trained in medical care. We know how to administer medications, and are able to accommodate many health needs that a regular boarding facility is not up to. Make sure to call and reserve your spot today!

11/01/2024

COLD WEATHER IS COMING! (eventually!) And, with cold weather come the aches and pains associated with osteoarthritis. So, throughout the month of November, we are offering a special. Purchase your pet a laser package and you'll get 25% off of joint supplements at the same time.
We highly recommend the use of photobiomodulation (laser therapy) in the treatment of many things, but it especially helpful for arthritis, without the added side effects of medications.
Click the links below for some videographic evidence.
https://youtu.be/sPh_QS0nXzg
https://youtu.be/-HU8NmqpdEY

See how 6 weeks of laser therapy helped arthritic Willow regain mobility. For more information about laser therapy please visit www.CompanionAnimalHealth.com

10/29/2024

National Cat Day 2024: Everything You Need to Know

Every day is a day to celebrate our feline companions, of course. After all, they bring so much entertainment, love, and excitement into our homes. However, there is a nationally agreed upon day that celebrates kitties from all walks of life—National Cat Day.
National Cat Day is on October 29. So, we will explain a little bit about the purpose of National Cat Day and how you can celebrate it!
National Cat Day is a designated national holiday where you can admire our beloved feline friends. It was designed to create education surrounding homeless cats, encouraging all cat lovers to spread the word and do their part.
National Cat Day was first celebrated in 2005. It really caught on and has since become a real tradition for many folks who love cats to celebrate. You can join in the next holiday.
Make it social media relevant. Use some hashtags to spread the word and get the message out there. Here are a few to use.