North Memorial Animal Hospital

09/24/2026

Milo could not be happier eating a Churu popsicle that Dr. Snyder made 🥰

09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and to honor the courage of the first responders, service members, and everyday heroes who stepped forward in the face of unimaginable tragedy.

We will never forget.

09/09/2026

08/28/2026

No one is more excited to come and see us than Loki is 🥰

08/19/2026

"Cash" was all decked out for his birthday today!! He started his day at Starbucks with a pup cup and then got to have some pampering at the Paw Spaw 🎊

07/17/2026

"Dunkin" was getting some cuddles from Aliyah. Sometimes a little reassurance is all that's needed 🥰

07/11/2026

Little "Hulk" was in for a check up yesterday. We are not above bribery for a nail trim 😉 who doesn't love a little cheese! 🧀

07/04/2026

🎆 Happy Fourth of July from all of us at North Memorial Animal Hospital! ❤️🤍💙

As you celebrate with family and friends, don't forget that the holiday can be one of the most stressful days of the year for our pets.

Here are a few tips to help keep them safe:
🐾 Keep pets indoors during fireworks, as loud noises can cause fear and anxiety.
🐾 Make sure collars and ID tags are secure in case they become startled and try to escape.
🐾 Provide a quiet, comfortable space with their favorite blanket or toy.
🐾 Keep barbecue foods, alcohol, and fireworks out of reach, as many holiday items can be dangerous to pets.

We hope you and your furry family members have a fun, safe, and relaxing Independence Day. Thank you for trusting us with your pets, we're grateful to be part of this wonderful community.

Happy Fourth of July!

07/02/2026

Our hospital will be closing early this Friday to give our staff the oportunity to spend some extra time with family for the holiday weekend. If you need to pick up meds for your pet before the big booms start, call today!! 724-656-0980

07/01/2026

It's hot out there!
🌡️ Heat Stroke Can Turn Deadly in Minutes 🐾

As temperatures rise, it's important to remember that our pets are much more vulnerable to heat than we are. Dogs can develop heat stroke quickly, and it is a true medical emergency.

Watch for these warning signs:
🐶 Excessive panting or drooling
❤️ Rapid heartbeat
🔴 Bright red gums or tongue
😔 Weakness, stumbling, or collapse
🤢 Vomiting or diarrhea
😵 Confusion or unresponsiveness

💙 Help protect your pet by:
✔️ Providing plenty of fresh water
✔️ Making sure they always have access to shade
✔️ Limiting exercise during the hottest parts of the day
✔️ Never leaving them in a parked vehicle, even for a few minutes
✔️ Remembering that hot pavement can burn sensitive paw pads

If you suspect your pet is suffering from heat stroke:
❄️ Move them to a cool area.
💧 Offer small amounts of cool (not ice-cold) water if they are alert.
🩺 Begin cooling them with cool water and a fan if possible.
📞 Seek veterinary care immediately. Even if your pet seems to improve, heat stroke can continue to cause life-threatening internal damage.

A little prevention goes a long way. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and help keep your four-legged family members safe this summer! ☀️🐾