Alpenglow Animal Hospital

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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.

Halloween costumes can be cute, but comfort and safety should always come first. Make sure costumes fit properly, do not...
10/21/2026

Halloween costumes can be cute, but comfort and safety should always come first. Make sure costumes fit properly, do not restrict movement, and avoid small pieces that pets could chew or swallow.

If your pet seems stressed or uncomfortable, a festive bandana or simple photo setup may be a better option.

The brief June 2026 update on nutritional dilated cardiomyopathy related to diets containing lentils, peas, etc in dogs ...
10/21/2026

The brief June 2026 update on nutritional dilated cardiomyopathy related to diets containing lentils, peas, etc in dogs from Tufts:

https://sites.tufts.edu/petfoodology/2026/06/22/update-on-diet-associated-dilated-cardiomyopathy-june-2026/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAVFm8VleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBWZkaWQWUQvdPEUxMZrH0XnQl0agQLKBa8kX0nNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR78ojfF96ngmGB8P9cJwpetpSYA7rUHknbOkf1_aQuqR-p5Y1aMWLU9FRIcSg_aem__n1CHWrXi9uMMSOokyqM7A

All About Pet Food Update on Diet-Associated Dilated Cardiomyopathy: June 2026 June 22, 2026 Lisa M. Freeman, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (Nutrition) Different forms of dilated cardiomyopathy: Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a relatively common genetic heart disease that affects certain dog breeds like Doberma...

Pets may not be able to say when something feels wrong, but they often show it through small changes. Shifts in appetite...
10/17/2026

Pets may not be able to say when something feels wrong, but they often show it through small changes. Shifts in appetite, energy, behavior, bathroom habits, movement, or mood can sometimes be signs that they need extra attention.

Noticing these subtle signs early can help pet owners better understand their pet’s needs and support their overall health and comfort.

10/15/2026

And on a less joyful note for us:

💙A HUGE THANK YOU, DR. NELSON💙
After almost two wonderful years at Alpenglow Animal Hospital, Dr. Nelson’s last day will be tomorrow, Friday, October 16.

We are so grateful for the excellent medicine, unwavering compassion, and continuous empathy she has shared with every patient, client and team member. Her infectious laugh, bubbly personality, and thoughtful acts of kindness have made a lasting impact on us all.

While we will miss her dearly, we wish her all the best and tremendous success in her next chapter. Thank you, Dr. Nelson, for leading with such a big heart and a commitment to exceptional veterinary care. You will always be part of the Alpenglow family. ❤️

Please help us welcome Dr. Jessica to our wonderful Alpenglow Animal Hospital veterinary care team- We are all so excite...
10/14/2026

Please help us welcome Dr. Jessica to our wonderful Alpenglow Animal Hospital veterinary care team- We are all so excited to have her join us! 🩷

Dr. Jessica Bienapfl, known to many as Dr. B or Dr. Jessica, is proud to call Bozeman, Montana, home. Having grown up in Bozeman, she has always loved the mountains and the outdoor lifestyle that makes Montana so special. She graduated from Montana State University in 2002 and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Minnesota in 2008.

She is also certified in acupuncture and has a special passion for helping companion animals live healthier, happier lives.

After spending several years away for her education, Dr. B returned to Bozeman in 2015 and was happy to be back in the place she loves. She believes caring for animals is about more than
medicine—it's about building relationships, understanding each pet's unique needs, and helping families give their beloved companions the best possible life.

When she's not at the clinic, you'll likely find Jessica skiing, hiking, camping, or enjoying a good book. At home, she enjoys life with her husband, Dave, and their two cats, Nox and Wren, who keep things interesting and remind her every day why caring for animals is so special.

Call us today to schedule an appointment to meet with the amazing Dr. B! 406-522-9491 😃

October is Adopt a Dog Month, a meaningful time to highlight the many dogs waiting for loving homes. Adoption gives pets...
10/13/2026

October is Adopt a Dog Month, a meaningful time to highlight the many dogs waiting for loving homes. Adoption gives pets a second chance and can bring joy to families ready for a new companion.

Even if adoption is not possible right now, sharing adoptable pets or supporting shelters can still make a difference.

As the days get cooler and routines shift, indoor enrichment can help keep pets active and entertained. Puzzle toys, tra...
10/08/2026

As the days get cooler and routines shift, indoor enrichment can help keep pets active and entertained. Puzzle toys, training games, scent activities, and interactive play all support mental stimulation.

Keeping pets engaged indoors can help reduce boredom and encourage healthy behavior.

World Animal Day is a reminder to appreciate and care for animals of all kinds. Pets bring companionship, comfort, and j...
10/04/2026

World Animal Day is a reminder to appreciate and care for animals of all kinds. Pets bring companionship, comfort, and joy into our lives, and they depend on us for safety, kindness, and proper care.

Today is a great opportunity to celebrate the animals we love and reflect on the ways we can support their well-being.

October is National Pet Wellness Month, making it a great time to focus on everyday habits that support long-term health...
10/02/2026

October is National Pet Wellness Month, making it a great time to focus on everyday habits that support long-term health. Nutrition, exercise, preventive care, and routine checkups all play a role in helping pets feel their best.

Small steps taken consistently can make a big difference in your pet’s comfort, happiness, and overall wellness.

World Rabies Day is an important reminder of the role prevention plays in protecting pets and communities. Keeping pets ...
09/28/2026

World Rabies Day is an important reminder of the role prevention plays in protecting pets and communities. Keeping pets up to date on rabies vaccination is a key part of responsible pet care.

Preventive care helps protect animals, families, and the wider community from serious disease.

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Bozeman, MT

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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