Payment Options are Now Available from Cherry
Payment options are now available from Cherry, because your pet's health shouldn't wait.
We Made the Top 15% and Are Officially AAHA Accredited
Animal Care Hospital of Phoenix is one of the ONLY 15% of US animal hospitals that is accredited with the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). What does this mean? a veterinary hospital has voluntarily met or [...]
Look who’s president! Congratulations Dr. Temple
Our very own Dr. Tara-lyn Temple was recently installed as the 2025-2026 President of the Arizona Veterinary Medical Association (AZVMA). AZVMA is a professional community supporting over 3,000 veterinary professionals and 150 industry partners through education, [...]
Recognized by Catster Magazine As Unsung Animal Superheroes!
Animal Care Hospital of Phoenix was recognized by Catster magazine as a champion of the pet world.
Dr. Jeri Altizer Joins the Animal Care Hospital Family
Dr. Jeri joined Animal Care Hospital of Phoenix because it feels like her second family and she loves that we have such close relationships with our clients.
Brush Up On Your Pet’s Dental Health!
Imagine if you never brushed your teeth or had them cleaned. Pretty scary, right? As you can guess, things would eventually start to go very, very bad inside your mouth: teeth would decay, gums would become [...]
Hot Weather Hazards: Safety Tips for Pets
Did you know dogs and cats can suffer heatstroke? Sunburn? Read our safety tips below to keep your pet safe in the summer heat. THE GREAT OUTDOORS ISN’T ALWAYS GREAT: PAW PROTECTION: Be wary of walking [...]
Diabetes and Your Pet
It may be a shock to learn that your pet has diabetes mellitus. Fortunately, diabetes in dogs and cats can be managed successfully with daily, consistent care. This brochure will: describe what diabetes is; how your [...]
Noisy Canines! What to do if your dog barks too much
Most dogs get noisy when exposed to anything new or unusual. The stimuli that trigger noise can vary from dog to dog and from household to household. This vocalization can come in the form of barking, [...]
