Thank you for choosing us as your veterinary provider. As with many businesses we are currently experiencing staff shortage. Wait and hold times may be longer than normal. Please be patient with us and we try our best to take care of you and your pets to the best of our abilities. We are utilizing Vitus Vet, a mobile client application to help manage your pets' reminders, appointment confirmations, Two-way texting with staff members, and pre-appointment questionnaires.If your pet is on any prescriptions, allergy medications, or vitamins, please plan to bring the medication in the original vial, bottle, or container.
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Alliance Animal Health Center in Fort Worth, Texas is a full service companion animal hospital. Our veterinarians have been helping pets and their families in Fort Worth, Keller, Haltom City, Watauga, Saginaw, Roanoke and North Richland Hills, Texas for over 25 years. It is our mission to provide high quality veterinary care and dedicated service to our clients and patients. Whether it be for wellness care, preventive medicine, emergency care, dentistry, surgery, diagnostics, radiology, boarding or grooming.
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Comprehensive physical examinations, immunizations, nutrition and parasite prevention are the cornerstone of a healthy life. The veterinary professionals at Alliance Animal Health Center and Animal Hospital of Park Glen strive to prevent illness. Our preventative care services and recommendations all focus around the ultimate goal.
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Our veterinarians are dedicated to the health and well-being of the pets in our community, and regularly take advantage of continuing education opportunities to ensure they remain knowledgeable and skilled in the latest developments in veterinary medicine. Dr. Bob Arend became a partner at the practice in 1989 after working 3 years as an associate in two separate small animal practices - the first in Galveston, and the second in Amarillo, Texas. He also spent a year working at a small animal emergency clinic in Lubbock and doing veterinary relief work for hospitals.
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The statistics are staggering, 85% of pets over the age of 3 have some form of dental disease. Like humans, pets need regular dental care. Good oral health is important for maintaining healthy teeth and gums, but it is also extremely important for the overall health of the pet. An infection in the mouth can lead to infection throughout the body, which can cause illness. Poor dental hygiene can lead to pets having kidney, heart and liver disease. A substance called calculus (tartar) forms on the teeth.
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