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Our dentistry patients were a bouquet of delight today!

To top it off, the team found a second Lily running around the parking lot when they arrived this morning, and we successfully reunited her with her family!

UPDATE: Lily has been reunited with her family!

FOUND at Queen Creek and Val Vista this morning.

This little cutie knew who to ask for help when she got lost: she ran right to our team as they were arriving for work this morning! Sadly, she's not wearing her collar and isn't microchipped. Please help us find her peeps. She weighs 44 pounds and is built like a teapot: short and stout 😉

✔️ UR :. Today is National Dress in Blue Day, kicking off Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. We're wearing blue to show support for those affected by colorectal cancer and raise awareness. For more information, visit the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.

The team had a blast decorating pumpkins last week; we need your help choosing a winner. Vote now: one point per like and ine point per share. Clients can also vote in person once per visit between now and Friday, October 28th. The winner will be announced on Halloween!

Food toys are a great way to stimulate your dog's brain--and slow down chow hounds!

A Guide to Using Food Puzzle Toys with Your Dog The benefits of using food puzzle toys, how to choose them, and how to introduce them to your dog.

Those homemade "salt" ornaments the kids made--maybe years ago, before your pandemic puppy became a part of the family--can be toxic to pets. Even a small ornament can cause salt toxicity in smaller dogs. Remember to keep your pets' safety in mind while decorating for the holidays!

Homemade ornaments can be toxic to dogs Salt ornaments are pretty and a staple of preschool holiday craft projects. Children bring them home and give them as gifts. And they’re potentially deadly to dogs.

The holiday season is full of “to dos.” Here’s a helpful tip: Have your pet’s prescription food delivered and even auto shipped right to your door. Visit ProPlanVetDirect.com and save 40% on your first auto-ship by using promo code 40CYBER between 11/29 and 12/3!

Our phones are down this morning. Please email [email protected] for routine communications. If you have an emergency, call AVECCC at 480-497-0222. We'll be back up just as quickly as we can!

PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COMMENTS OR SEND FB MESSAGES, THESE ARE NOT MONITORED FREQUENTLY!

Due to an emergency, PPH will be closed on Thursday, August 12 and Friday, August 13. We will return to the office on Monday the 16th. If you have a pet health emergency, please call Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center- Gilbert, AZ or VCA Animal Referral and Emergency Center of Arizona. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

We're excited to see Arizona headed in the right direction. Because we work in an enclosed space with many clients each day, we will continue to require mask use at all times inside the hospital. If you'd prefer not to wear a mask, simply call when you arrive, and your pet's visit will be converted to a curbside visit.