Animal Hospital of Parkland PLLC

12/02/2025

We want to extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who donated to our drive. Your generosity, kindness, and support mean the world to us — and to the animals and families we serve.

Because of you, our drive was a success, and we are officially concluding the collection period. We are so grateful for every contribution, big and small. Your compassion helps us continue to care for the pets who rely on us every single day.

Thank you, Parkland, for showing up with so much heart. 💛

We truly appreciate this incredible community!

11/24/2025

11/24/2025

While most families are gathered around the table, our Emergency team will be here for pets who need urgent care.

Whether it’s a sudden illness, toxin ingestion, or accident, our 24/7 ER is open throughout the holiday to provide fast, life-saving treatment.

Because emergencies don’t take holidays.

11/24/2025

Ready for a Happy Thanksgiving!? For many of us, this holiday can be a busy day filled with entertaining guests, last-minute grocery runs, and preparing a delicious feast. It’s also a time to stay mindful of the Thanksgiving shenanigans our pets can get into.

Check out these tips from the ASPCA Poison Control Center to help keep the holiday happy and pet-safe. Feel free to share with your community! https://www.aspca.org/news/thanksgiving-safety-tips-will-keep-your-pets-feeling-thankful-holiday?utm_campaign=general&utm_content=1763851800&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

11/24/2025

Thanksgiving is all about good food and gratitude, but some household favorites aren’t safe for pets.

🚫 Do not share: turkey bones, onions, garlic, grapes/raisins, chocolate, ham/ham bones, gravy, alcohol, and rich or fatty foods. Also, keep an eye out for any products containing xylitol!

✅ Safer treats: a small taste of plain turkey (no skin, no seasoning) or plain veggies like green beans and carrots (no seasoning, butter, onions or garlic).
Share this post to help keep the feast fun and the neighborhood pets safe!

11/24/2025

11/19/2025

11/19/2025

Our clinic will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 25th, to allow our staff to celebrate the holiday with their loved ones.

If your pet requires emergency care during our closure, please contact the nearest emergency veterinary hospital.

We will resume normal business hours on Friday, November 28th.

Wishing you and your pets a safe and happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

11/19/2025

Check out our adorable patients! 🐾🥰
We're so grateful to have such wonderful clients and their furry friends. Thank you for choosing us for your pet care needs! 💕
And don't forget, we're still accepting donations for our food drive! 🐶🐈‍⬛🐾 Your contributions make a huge difference in the lives of animals in need. Thank you for your support!

11/11/2025

Today is Veterans Day, a day to honor and thank all the brave people who have served and sacrificed for our country. We also want to recognize and appreciate the special role that animals play in the military and in the lives of veterans. Animals have been loyal companions, helpers, and heroes for soldiers throughout history, providing comfort, support, and protection. 🐾

11/07/2025

The polls are closed and the votes have been counted, Tacoma's first pet mayor is Nacho the cat!😺🐾

Nacho will be a resilient Mayor for all pet kind in Tacoma. He knows what it's like to overcome hardship and prove people wrong. Nacho was rescued through a trap-neuter-release program, but because of his injuries, he wasn’t able to be released back outside. He had a broken tail that needed to be amputated and a spinal injury that made his future uncertain.

But six years later, Nacho has proven to be a true fighter. After physical therapy and lots of patience, he’s able to run, jump, and live life to the fullest with his orange sister, Cheddar.

Thanks to this year's mayoral candidates, we raised $14,335 for our spay & neuter program.

Everyone please give a warm welcome to your new pet mayor, Nacho!

11/07/2025

You can help keep local pets in their homes and fed by donating a bag of pet food today.

Due to the increased demand in October (serving twice as many visitors as the previous month), we only have the resources to support one more month of Pet Food & Supply Pantry visits. With over 115,000 Pierce County residents losing SNAP benefits, we want to be able to continue to support our community members with this crucial resource that keeps families together.

Biggest needs:
🐾Dry dog food
🐾Dry cat food
🐾Wet cat food

Thank you for your support in feeding community pets.

🔗Click the link to view our donation wishlist:
https://www.thehumanesociety.org/ways-to-give/donate-items/ -donated-food-items