The Furry Christmas Wish
We are bringing back a fun holiday activity from a few years ago - the Furry Christmas Wish. Don't you think if your pet could grasp the idea of Christmas gifts, they would be completely on board and have lots of wishes.
We do. So take a good look at your pet, think about their personality -- or petsonality and imagine what would be on their gift list - then tell us.
If you pet could have 1 wish this Christmas what would it be? Would they wish for a backyard full of
bones? All the treats they can eat? To
not have other pet friends in the house?
We want to know! Write down your
pet’s name and wish on one of our special ornaments and hang it on our tree.
On December 24th, we will pick 1 dog wish and
1 cat wish to win a special Christmas gift from all of us at All Creatures.
All Creatures Veterinary Center
2525 E Hebron Pkwy, Carrollton 75010
Wednesday, December 5, 2018
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Thanksgiving Food Exchange
The Thanksgiving Food Exchange is a food drive with a twist
we hold each November at All Creatures Veterinary Center (allcreatuesonline.com). We collect human
or pet food from our wonderful clients and friends.
The cans of corn, jars of peanut butter and boxes of cereal are weighed
on the pet scale in our lobby and we keep a chart showing the weight of all the
donations.
We give all the donated food
to Metrocrest Social Services in Carrollton (metrocrestservices.org). And All Creatures matches the weight of our clients donations with Hill’s® Pet Diets and Royal Canin Pet Food and sends that to Metrocrest too.
Last year our clients donated 400 lbs. of food and All Creatures, along with our pet food partners - Hill’s® and Royal Canin® donated 400 lbs of pet food. Metrocrest Social Services has a pet food bank because many of the families they serve have pets. And those pets need a good nutritious meal, too.
We are going to continue the Food Exchange this year and our goal is to
collect and donate 1000 lbs. of food. So
even if you aren’t one of our clients, feel free to bring your human food
donations by our office at 2525 E
Hebron Pkwy. at Marsh Ridge Rd.
A list of commonly needed
items from Metrocrest’s web site: Peanut butter, Canned fruit, Mac &
Cheese, Flavored rice & pasta “helpers” & “ronis”, Breakfast Cereal.
Monday, October 9, 2017
Client Appreciation: Pet Portrait Day and 10%Off Dental Procedures
Client Appreciation Month; Free Pet Portrait and 10% Off Pet Dental Procedures
October is Client Appreciation Month at All Creatures. To show how much we appreciate that you share your pets with us, we have two special events for you this month.1)Join Us: Pet Portrait Day!
Complimentary Digital Photo of Pet and you by professional photographer in a cool, pet friendly mobile studio.
On Saturday, October 21, we will have a wonderful photographer from the PetClix group on site to take photographs of you and your pet or your family and your pet in their amazing portable studio.PetClix have been with us a couple times before and the resulting photos always get rave reviews. Plus this time, you get a photo for free. Reserve your time & receive one complimentary professional digital pet or family portrait. There is a fee if you want the photos professionally printed and delivered or if you want multiple poses but absolutely no purchase is required to receive your complimentary digital portrait. A $10 sitting fee is required to make your reservation, but even that fee will be returned to you when you show up for reserved time. Only 30 appointments are available between 10am and 1pm on October 21st, so call 972-307-7400 to reserve your time as soon as possible.
DETAILS
Pet Portrait Day, Saturday, Oct. 21; 10am to 1pm.1 complimentary professional digital pet portrait; only 30 appointments
$10 Sitting fee to reserve your time, and fee is returned to you when you keep your appointment.
2) Client Appreciation Month: 10% off Pet Dental Cleaning Procedures
Although cavities are less common in pets than in people, pets can have many of the same dental problems that people can develop:- broken teeth and roots
- periodontal disease
- abscesses or infected teeth
- cysts or tumors in the mouth
- malocclusion, or misalignment of the teeth and bite
You can see more about our dental procedures watching this video: https://youtu.be/j6gNkXpRZkE (go to minute 1:50 to see the actual cleaning of a pets teeth).
Call us at 972-307-7400 or email us here to make an appointment or ask a question.
Monday, July 17, 2017
Time to Spay or Neuter Your Present Pet
Is
it Time to Spay or Neuter Your Present Pet?
Limited Time Offer - Free Microchip with
Spay or Neuter Procedure
Did you or a family member receive a
pet as a present about seven months ago? Or perhaps you have just put off
the decision to spay or neuter your pet! Whatever the case, now is the
time to make this important decision for your pet.
At All Creatures, we treat every
surgery seriously, even "routine" spay and neuter procedures.
We follow a 9 step protocol for every spay or neuter procedure and the fee is
$289. See the details here: http://allcreaturesonline.com/preventive-care-prices/spay-and-neuter-surgery.html
Plus now, through August 31st, we
will include a free microchip for your pet. Some local cities are
starting to require microchips as part of their pet registration regulations. http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2017/06/14/microchipping-mandatory-dallas-dogs-cats/
MICROCHIP IDENTIFICATION
If your family pet does not have
microchip identification, consider this sad story. Just last week, a lady
brought in a beautiful, sweet Siamese mix cat she had found that had no collar
or tag on. We scanned this very nice cat but there was no microchip. Sadly, it
is very likely someone has lost their beloved pet for lack of any ID.
But there are happy reunion
stories. Rocco, a beagle from Queens, New York went missing in 2003. Five
years later, Rocco was reunited with his family after animal control officials
in Georgia identified him by his microchip!
Brooke Burke, Season 7 champion of
"Dancing with the Stars", had her chocolate lab, Jake, returned to
her after he was lost for nine months. When the man who found and kept Jake
took him in for a check-up, the veterinarian scanned for a microchip and began
the reunion process.
At All Creatures, we offer Microfindr microchips that use a smaller chip and smaller needle than other brands.
At All Creatures, we offer Microfindr microchips that use a smaller chip and smaller needle than other brands.
Spay
and Neuter Benefits
Spaying and neutering is safe and
the only permanent, 100% effective birth control for dogs and cats. In addition
to helping control pet over-population, spaying or neutering your pet has been shown to reduce the chance of developing uterine, ovarian and testicular cancers. It also can reduce the risk of
other health problems and can prolong the life of your beloved pet. Hormone-driven
diseases as well as behavioral issues can be eliminated after the surgical
sterilization procedure.
If your pet is intact, schedule a
spay or neuter appointment with us today.
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Does Your Pet Need Dental Insurance?
Does Your Pet Need Dental Insurance?
Every pet parent worries about the “big stuff” that can
affect our pets, like a major health problem or knee injuries, but did you know that dental disease
is far more common. Pet insurance covers
those accidents and illnesses, but many plans now include pet dental services.
And here’s the truth about the tooth: 85% of all pets have
signs of periodontal disease by the time they’re 3 years old – and that’s not
the only thing that can wreak havoc on your pet’s pearly whites! Injuries like
tooth fractures are common, too (particularly if your dog is fond of chewing).
Removing teeth cracked or loose teeth can be costly, which is why having pet
insurance that can help pay for unexpected, non-routine dental treatments is a
great idea.
Here are the links to four pet insurance companies that
cover dental services in at least one of their packages.
Nationwide - https://www.petinsurance.com/
Trupanion - https://trupanion.com/
Pet's Best - https://www.petsbest.com
Pet Plan - https://www.gopetplan.com/
Pet insurance can be an excellent way to plan ahead for your
pet's care, especially if you get the insurance while your pet is young. It's really worth spending an hour one day
talking to these companies about what they might offer for your pet.
If you have any questions about dental care for your pet or
pet insurance just call us at 972-307-7400 or send an email to mail@allcreaturesonline.net
End of Pet Dental Health Month
Monday and Tuesday are the last two days of February 2017
and the last two days to schedule a pet dental cleaning at the special dental
month offer. For February, a pet dental
cleaning for your dog is $349, while the same service for your cat is
$289. Just schedule your pet's service
during the last two days of this shortest month and you will get the special in March.
The pet dental cleaning includes:
1. exam prior to procedure
2. blood tests if needed
3. IV catheter and IV fluids during anesthesia
4. electronic vital signs monitoring
5. administer anesthesia
6. full mouth digital dental x-ray’s,
7. dental cleaning and polishing
8. fluoride treatment
10. complimentary nail trim and ear cleaning
Feline Dental Cleaning fee: $289; Canine Dental Cleaning fee: $349
The only items not included are tooth extractions and pain
medication to take home. (Pain medication is not generally needed if no teeth
are extracted). You may also request the
use of sevoflurane anesthesia for an additional fee.
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