Animal Hospital of Parkland PLLC

01/15/2025

We love to see our community come together!

15 cats in traps… And no clinic!

Do you know what it feels like to have helped trap 15 cats, get up early to drive 72 miles to transport them to the clinic - only to find out the vet is sick and the clinic is being canceled? Your heart drops to your toes and you think oh my gosh what am I going to do for all these cats? You can't release them - you'd never get them all again! And getting 15 appointments again is not going to be easy… Or fast!

Your mind begins to race with the logistics of it all: where to house them extra time as needed… Is it possible any of them are lactating… how many schedules am I going to have to change to make all this work!?!

This is where the reality of being connected in Rescue really shines through. While the folks at the Feral Cat Spay Neuter Project got on the horn to try and find spaces...
- one rescuer contacted a Rescue minded mobile vet who agreed to neuter all the male cats that same day.
- another rescuer volunteered to change her plans for the day and help out with the mobile vet.
- yet another rescuer helped the transporter determine the s*x of all these cats in the traps- there ended up being five boys, nine girls and happily one ear tipped girl!
- the transporter was able to talk to The NOAH Center and while they would have tried to work some in the same day, the timing was off. But they agreed to take five of these girls the next day!
- and then, in the final climax of collaboration, the Everett Animal Shelter agreed to spay the last four cats the next day!

The rescue world is a very challenging arena – we all know it's not an easy thing to be involved in. And it's all volunteer, rescuers put their heart and soul into improving the lives of the cats and - improving the community as a whole. There are ups and downs and sometimes it's discouraging, but when you are connected to each other and you work together, there's just no better feeling.💖

So many people were involved helping the cats and helping each other – our thanks go out to all in Rescue who work to be a force for good. And for this challenge a heartfelt thank you to Sara, Laurie, Janis and Marilyn for adjusting their plans and stepping up to help! You know, sometimes it really is a wonderful world💖

12/31/2024

Wishing you all a happy new year !!

12/26/2024

Happy Holidays! Wishing you the best from your AHOP team 🤍💙

12/25/2024

From our pack to yours, have a howl-iday season filled with love, laughter, and lots of tail-wagging fun! Happy holidays from the Animal Hospital of Parkland!

12/24/2024

Hello and happy holidays we will be closed tomorrow for Christmas!

12/17/2024

12/10/2024

On this International Day of Veterinary Medicine, we at Animal Hospital of Parkland want to take a moment to recognize and appreciate the vital work done by veterinarians worldwide. Your dedication to the health and well-being of animals is an inspiration to us all. Thank you for all that you do!

12/05/2024

Receptionist? Nah we prefer pawceptionist. Connecting your pets with the best care at Animal Hospital of Parkland.

12/03/2024

Keep your pets healthy and happy with our convenient online pharmacy at Animal Hospital of Parkland

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11/26/2024

Please take a moment to review the provided charts! They outline which foods are safe and unsafe for your feline friend. While some foods are safe for cats to consume, it is important to note that not all human foods should be part of your cat's diet.

11/21/2024

Looking for a pawsome vet experience? Don't worry, we've got you covered at Animal Hospital of Parkland🐶💖

11/19/2024

Reunited at last this sweet boy had been missing for 13 YEARS! Cloud came in under the name of Nola. The wonderful Mr. Jackson took Nola (Cloud) in as a stray, he gave him a warm home and feed him as one of his own pets. He came to Animal hospital of Parkland to provide Nola (Cloud) with medical treatment and to check for a microchip. Upon checking for a microchip we found that not only did Nola (Cloud) have a chip but it’s registered. We called the number and Ian picked up. They let us know that Cloud had been missing for 13 years and would come right away to get their baby! Cloud now gets to go home with his long lost parent. Cloud was found 25 miles away from his original home. It’s so touching to know that cloud doesn’t have to spend another winter in the cold Washington streets.

Thank you Mr. Jackson! Congratulations Cloud🤍

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from animal hospital of parkland! Drop your pets costume down below for us to view 🫶

10/17/2024

🌟Happy Veterinary Technician Week to our amazing Vet Techs, Mikayla and Allison!🌟 We can't express enough how much your hard work, dedication, and compassion mean to us. Every day, you go above and beyond to provide exceptional care for our furry patients, making a significant impact in their lives. Your tireless efforts, kindness, and unwavering commitment to making a difference are truly inspiring. Mikayla and Allison, you are both exceptional individuals, and we are beyond grateful to have you on our team. Thank you for all that you do, and for being the incredible veterinary technicians that you are!

Please join us in celebrating and appreciating these incredible professionals during 🐾💕

10/15/2024

Celebrating another year of unconditional love and tail-wagging joy with our golden oldie! Happy birthday to our precious furry friend, may your special day be filled with endless treats and cuddles.

10/11/2024

Meet all the new friends we made this week!

10/04/2024

Does your pet have bad breath? This could be a sign of dental disease.

Dental disease, common in pets by the age of 3, is a painful condition that is easily preventable. If left untreated, bacteria can be absorbed into their blood stream and contribute to both heart and kidney disease.

With annual dental exams, we will look for any signs of dental disease. To keep your pet’s breath smelling fresh and their overall health on track, contact us to schedule their dental exam!