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Alpenglow Animal Hospital Providing exceptional, professional and caring veterinary services for Bozeman's pets and the families who love them.

Alpenglow Animal Hospital, previously Double Diamond Veterinary Hospital, has been proudly serving the Gallatin Valley for over 15 years. We offer progressive, state of the art medicine utilizing both Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine modalities. Alpenglow offers laser therapy and acupuncture and our staff members have a strong interest in canine sports medicine and rehabilitation/physical

therapy, offering one of the only underwater treadmills in Bozeman for our PT patients and those referred for rehabilitation. We also strive to offer top notch canine reproductive services, offer same-day progesterone testing and are the region's only Zoetis Canine Semen Freezing Center. Through education, professionalism, and exceptional customer service, Alpenglow is an important member of both the pet owning and non-pet owning community. Alpenglow Animal Hospital offers pet owners a state-of-the-art medical facility with doctors trained in both Western and Chinese Medicine. The veterinarians have extensive training in internal medicine, critical care, surgery, dentistry, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and advanced diagnostic procedures. They firmly believe high quality medicine should be made available to all clients and pets by their family doctor. This philosophy allows them to bring high quality care into the realm of general practice. By practicing higher quality medicine at the general practice level, they hope to increase the awareness of disease, identify early markers of disease, and have more successful treatment outcomes when compared to national averages. Alpenglow Animal Hospital is devoted to preventing, identifying, and treating diseases of companion animals. Alpenglow is built around the principle that evaluating all body systems is the best approach to medicine and prevention is more effective than treatment. These simple principles are the foundation from which we build our entire philosophy. The medical center will aggressively screen for early signs of disease, conduct thorough medical investigations into the source and extent of disease, and treat those diseases with the most current and holistic medical therapies. At Alpenglow you are not just our customer, you are also part of our family.

28/02/2025

Pet Dental Health Month may almost be over, but caring for your pet's teeth is a year-round commitment! 🦷 Here are a few tips to keep their smile healthy:

✨ Brush their teeth regularly with pet-safe toothpaste.
✨ Provide dental chews or toys designed to reduce plaque.
✨ Schedule annual dental cleanings with your vet.

Healthy teeth = a happier pet!

25/02/2025

Today is World Spay Day! Spaying and neutering pets helps control the population and prevents certain health risks. Talk to your vet about how you can help!

23/02/2025

Happy National Dog Biscuit Day! 🦴 Treat your pup to their favorite snack (in moderation, of course 😉). Share a photo of your dog enjoying their biscuit today!

23/02/2025

So true! 😵‍💫❤️

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20/02/2025

February is Responsible Pet Owners Month! 🐾 Being a responsible pet owner means providing love, care, and attention to your furry friends. Share how you go the extra mile for your pet below!

18/02/2025

Regular vet visits are key to a long and healthy life for your pets! 🩺 Don’t wait for signs of illness—prevention is the best medicine. Schedule your next check-up today!

14/02/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day! 🐾 Show your furry friends some extra love today. Share a photo of your pet below!

12/02/2025

Love is in the air! ❤️ Remember to keep chocolates and flowers out of paw’s reach.

09/02/2025

February is National Cat Health Month! 🐱 Let’s celebrate our feline friends by prioritizing their health and happiness. Cats deserve the best care all year long!

05/02/2025

Winter is here! ❄️ Keep your pets safe and cozy with these tips:

✨ Limit outdoor time in freezing temperatures.
✨ Wipe their paws after walks.
✨ Provide warm bedding away from drafts.

Stay safe and enjoy the season with your furry friends!

04/02/2025

February is Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷 Regular dental care helps keep your pet healthy and happy!

30/01/2025

A healthy pet is a happy pet! Share one new habit you’ll start for your pet’s well-being in 2025. 🐾✨

28/01/2025

Protect your pets, protect their future! Vaccinations are vital to keeping your furry friends safe from preventable diseases. Stay on schedule and give them the care they deserve.

25/01/2025

Keep your pets entertained during the chilly months! Puzzle feeders, indoor games, and new toys can work wonders. Share your pet’s favorite activity!

24/01/2025

Press release: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza diagnosed in a pet cat in Oregon- please read for tips on preventing your kitty from being exposed.

22/01/2025

If your cat could talk, what would they ask you? On Answer Your Cat's Questions Day, it's the perfect time to ponder their mysteries and give them all the attention they deserve!

21/01/2025

You know it’s going to be a good day at the veterinary hospital when you get to snuggle with adorable patients! ❤️ Meet “Nando!”

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Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00

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http://www.alpenglowvet.com/

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‘Tis the season for these- one that strikes fear in many dog owners’ hearts. Foxtails. Grass awns/seeds. These can get inhaled or swallowed, or get into ear canals, between toes, or embedded into the fur. Being “barbed,” they basically only migrate in one direction, which usually is deeper into the body. This can lead to serious and even life threatening issues. This was one we removed from a dog’s nose (due to signs of intermittent violent sneezing attacks over the weekend) with rhinoscopy last week. This involved using a special camera and tools to go far up into the sedated dog’s nasal cavity to find and then remove the offending seed. She is back to normal due to observing and proactive owners and specialized veterinary care! (Photos in comments) https://www.petmd.com/dog/care/how-protect-your-dog-foxtails

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