At Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital, we pride ourselves on providing our clients with the best care possible, and this includes seeing emergency patients after regular business hours. For many years, we have offered after-hours care, and with all four of …
A veterinary hospital north of Montgomery confirmed a case of rabies in a raccoon that bit a dog. Rabies is a deadly viral disease that infects the brain and spinal cord of mammals. The virus is spread from exposure to …
Montgomery pet owners – Did you know that dogs and cats experience the same dental problems as people? Pets can get plaque and tartar buildup that can lead to gingivitis and dental disease. Dental disease is THE most common disease in …
Pet Christmas Photos with Santa & Mrs. Claus at Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital in Montgomery Thursday, November 29th, 3 – 5 pm No appointment necessary. Free, but donations accepted and all proceeds go to Wags for Wishes organization. Doggie Daycare …
WE LOVE CATS! Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital in east Montgomery is a FELINE-FRIENDLY animal hospital! Our veterinary hospital is a member of the American Association of Feline Practioners (AAFP) and is the ONLY Certified Cat Friendly Practice® in Montgomery. When designated as a …
AAHA-Accredited Hospitals: Champions for Excellent Care Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital is proud to be 1 of only 6 AAHA-accredited veterinary hospitals in Montgomery! The accreditation process is rigorous and time-consuming and not every animal hospital wants to go through the …
Save Money While Saving Your Pet from Heartworms Buy 12 Doses of Heartgard – Get a FREE Kong Toy & a $12 Rebate! Buy 12 Doses of Heartgard & 12 Doses of Nexgard flea prevention and receive $50 rebate! Montgomery …
February is Pet Dental Health Month! Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital is offering 15% off dental scalings in February! Dogs and cats experience the same dental problems as people, including plaque and tartar buildup that can lead to gingivitis and dental …
Montgomery pet owners – we look forward to meeting you at Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital Open House on January 23rd!
Hairballs, like everything else in medicine, actually have a fancy name: trichobezoars. Tricho means “hair,” and bezoar means, “a clumping of material held together in the gastrointestinal tract.” In other words, hairballs are nothing more than clumps of hair …