Horizon Animal Hospital

06/03/2026

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06/02/2026

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Bringing home a puppy is an exciting and joyous event. But it may also be a bit overwhelming, especially if you’re a first-time pet owner. Puppies require a...

06/01/2026

If you have ever caught your dog snacking on grass, you are not alone. It is a common behavior that can leave many dog owners feeling puzzled, especially if it happens often or leads to vomiting afterward. The good news is that eating grass is fairly common in dogs and is not usually a sign of an emergency. Some dogs may casually nibble a few blades on a walk, while others seem determined to graze every time they step outside. Still, it is understandable to wonder what is behind the behavior and whether it is something to worry about. In some cases, grass eating may simply be a normal habit, while in others it can be linked to boredom, mild digestive upset, anxiety, or pica, which is the repeated eating of non-food items. According to VCA Animal Hospitals, fewer than 25% of dogs vomit after eating grass, suggesting that most dogs are not doing it just to make themselves throw up.

Because there is not one clear reason behind this behavior, it helps to look at the bigger picture. When and where your dog eats grass, how often it happens, and whether it shows up alongside other behaviors can all offer useful clues. A dog that occasionally samples grass during a walk may be doing something very different from a dog that suddenly starts grazing more often, seems restless, vomits regularly, or begins chewing on other non-food items as well. Understanding those patterns can help you decide whether grass eating seems harmless or whether it may point to something that deserves a closer look.

If you have ever caught your dog snacking on grass, you are not alone. It is a common behavior that can leave many dog owners feeling puzzled, especially if it...

05/31/2026

Pets thrive on routine, so a reliable sitter should know their feeding schedule, exercise needs, and emergency contacts. A little prep goes a long way in keeping them safe. What’s the most important detail you leave for your pet sitter? 🏡🐾📝

05/30/2026

For all your pet’s purrs, wags, and wiggles 🐶🐱 — Horizon Animal Hospital now offers Cherry Payment Plans!
An affordable way to give your furry friend the care they deserve. 💕
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05/30/2026

5 Medical Marvels of the Common House Cat https://bit.ly/3xWYd8s

We all know that gentle purr of our cats, the rumble that vibrates our hearts and brings us closer. Our cat’s purr is typically seen as an expression of contentment, but it actually holds layers of complexity and utility far beyond a simple sign of happiness. Cats use purring as a multifaceted tool: it not only indicates enjoyment but also serves as a mechanism for self-soothing during moments of pain or anxiety. This intriguing behavior suggests that purring plays an important role in a cat's emotional and physical wellbeing, allowing them to manage stress and discomfort.

The therapeutic aspect of a cat's purr extends beyond its immediate effects on the cat itself. Scientific research reveals that the specific vibrational frequency of a cat's purr can promote healing and reduce swelling in their own bodies, a remarkable natural remedy that assists in their recovery from various conditions.

The resonance of a cat's purr also offers unique health benefits for humans! The vibrations produced during purring have been linked to lowering human blood pressure, decreasing stress levels, and even stimulating the healing of bones and muscles. This symbiotic relationship between cats and their human companions emphasizes the deep and beneficial bond shared between species.

05/29/2026

🐾 Now Hiring: Professional Pet Groomer 🐾
Join Our Team at a Well-Renowned AAHA-Accredited Veterinary Hospital in North Scottsdale!

Are you a talented, compassionate groomer looking for a long-term home where your skills are valued and supported? We are seeking an experienced Pet Groomer to join our thriving, AAHA-accredited animal hospital in beautiful North Scottsdale.

✨ What We Offer:

* Private grooming suite/workspace
* Competitive compensation
* 401(k)
* Health Savings Account (HSA)
* Comprehensive Medical & Dental Insurance
* Paid Time Off (PTO)
* Student Loan Assistance
* Strong commitment to work-life balance
* Supportive, collaborative team environment
* Established clientele within a respected veterinary practice

🐶 What We’re Looking For:

* Experienced professional groomer
* Excellent customer service and communication skills
* Passion for animal care and wellbeing
* Ability to work independently while collaborating with our veterinary team
* Reliable, motivated, and detail-oriented

🏥 Why Join Us?
As an AAHA-accredited hospital, we are committed to the highest standards of veterinary medicine and client care. This is an opportunity to build your career in a respected, growing practice that truly invests in its team members.

📍 Location: North Scottsdale, Arizona

📩 Serious inquiries only.
If you’re ready to work in a professional environment where your talent is appreciated and your career can grow, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply today and become part of something exceptional. 🐾✨

Visit us at : Horizonanimalhospital.com to apply.

Horizon Animal Hospital is an AAHA Accredited facility that was constructed to support our continuing mission of employing the latest medical technologies...

05/29/2026

Guidelines for when you should call the vet https://bit.ly/3Qa0F28

05/27/2026

🏡 Your pet’s home away from home! With playtime, treats, and comfy accommodations, they’ll feel like they’re on vacation too. Call us to book your pet’s next stay!

05/27/2026

We’re excited to welcome you to our hospital. As a thank-you for choosing us, we’re offering 10% off your first visit for all new clients.

Simply call to schedule your appointment and mention this discount at the time of booking.

We look forward to caring for you and your pets!

📞 Call us today: 403-838-4545

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