What is cat only hour at GHAHC?
We have a certain time and day of the week that we see feline friends only.
Simply call us today and talk to one of our friendly staff for more information.
Why does annual exam at GHAHC take longer?
Most cat owners believe that they take their cats to […]
Yoda is a 16 years and 7 months old Chihuahua who presented to our hospital for swelling under his left eye and not eating as much.
Physical examination showed that there was mild gingivitis and grade 3 heart murmur as well.
It appeared to be most likely from tooth root abscess and dental procedure with […]
You might have heard about anesthesia free dental cleanings from a local groomer, pet store, word of mouth or even some veterinary providers. Commonly known as anesthesia free dental cleanings, the practice involves scaling (scraping with an instrument) of a dog or cat’s teeth without putting the pet under anesthesia.
Veterinarians often refer to the practice […]
As a pet owner, you have your pet’s best interest at heart and want to make the best choice for their care.
When choosing your pet’s dental care, be sure to learn about a comprehensive veterinary dental cleaning, also known as a professional dental cleaning, and its long term benefits for your pet’s overall health.
What […]
We know you want the best for your pet and often pet owners are nervous about taking their pet for a veterinary dental cleaning because they are fearful about their pet being put under anesthesia for the procedure.
First, we want to reassure pet owners that under the correct protocols, anesthesia is very safe and […]
“I have never seen mosquitos in my house.”,
“We don’t have much problem with mosquitos because it is so dry.”,
“My dog stays mostly inside the house.”
These are very common answers from many clients.
As you do see the Heartworm incidence map from American Heartworm Society, Arizona has many cases of heartworm disease. Below shows only those cases reported.
Every three years, […]
Summertime is a great time to enjoy the outdoors with pets – and as long as pet owners take precautions to prevent overheating.
Dehydration
Symptoms of dehydration include the gums of the mouth feeling tacky to touch and/or the skin may become slow to return to its natural position when pulled up.
In mild to moderate cases, giving […]