University Animal Hospital News

March Web Special -$50 off dental cleaning

To receive this fantastic deal submit an online appointment request and mention this web special!
 

The case of the stomach mass and a tough little shih-tzu

Sometimes, when the odds are not in your favor, you just have to put faith in the doctor's skills and your dog's tough spirit.

University Animal Hospital: Its a Dogs' World

University Animal Hospital has come a long way since it opened in 1962.  Some clients may even remember visiting our veteran doctors at the building on Broadway.  Let's celebrate 48 years serving the East Valley with a trip down memory lane.

Mr. Big Head has a big heart

Help this homeless dog find a forever home!

University Animal Hospital: A Change Walking Through the Door

University Animal Hospital has come a long way since it opened in 1962.  Some clients may even remember visiting our veteran doctors at the building on Broadway.  Let's celebrate 48 years serving the East Valley with a trip down memory lane.
 

UVH offers relief during hard times

 University Animal Hospital knows how much our clients love their pets, and we understand that many people are having to cut back on expenses. In light of this economy we have decided to cut back too…on many of our fees.

A reminder to chew before you swallow

We have all heard the saying “everything in moderation”; well this is true even for puppies. Recently UVH had a case of a yorkie mix puppy whose eyes were bigger than her stomach, or more precisely her esophagus.

Ticks and worms and parvo, oh my!

The coming of spring means new life, but we are not just talking about the cute and cuddly puppies and kitties. Spring also brings the temperate weather that nasty bugs, parasites and viruses thrive in. Learn how to keep your pets safe from these common spring-time ailments.

University Animal Hospital: The View From the Street

University Animal Hospital has come a long way since it opened in 1962.  Some clients may even remember visiting our veteran doctors at the building on Broadway.  Let's celebrate 48 years serving the East Valley with a trip down memory lane.

Tips on Caring for Senior Pets

Advances in veterinary medicine over the last decades have resulted in healthier, happier and older pets. The life expectancy for cats and small dogs can range from 15 to 20 years and 10 to 15 for large dogs. This means that you will be able to enjoy the companionship of your pet for many years, but with this extended life you will undoubtedly encounter age related problems. Learn what to expect as your pet ages and what you can do to make their golden years better.