Kitten Adoption Event This Sunday August 19th From 1-3pm At Our Montgomery County Veterinary Hospital

Kittens from Meraki Animal Sanctuary will be at our veterinary hospital looking for their furever homes. Any adopted from the event will receive a certificate for a free exam to any of our World Of Animals, Inc locations. So stop on in this Sunday August 19th, 2018 from 1-3pm at our location at 8023 Old York Rd. Elkins Park, PA 19027.

Our Doctor Kameneva With A Handful Of Adorable Puppies

Happy International Cat Day!!!!

Bingo's Foundation Kitten Adoption Event At Our Bensalem, PA Veterinary Hospital Location This Sunday August 5th

  Stop On In This Sunday To Give One Of These Little Ones A Furever Home!!!!

             

Adorable Doberman Pinscher Puppy Came Into Our Huntingdon Valley Animal Hospital

Benefits of Spaying and Neutering Your Pet Huntingdon Valley Veterinary Hospital

At World of Animals Veterinary Hospital, we make sure our clients both know exactly what services they are receiving, and what these services will cost them. Spaying or Neutering your pet is a vital part of his or her preventative health care.

Roscoe Enjoying Some Pool Time At Our Huntingdon Valley Veterinary Hospital

Preventive Care Veterinary Hospital Huntingdon Valley, PA

We recommend physical examinations for your pet both on his or her first appointment and annually thereafter. When these checkups catch problems and diseases early, many of them can be Prevented, and they are in general better handled the earlier they are detected.

Flea And Tick Control Huntingdon Valley Veterinary Hospital

Ticks are a more sporadic problem, depending on the density of wooded areas, but are still very common in Pennsylvania. Generally, most dogs and cats will develop some degree of Flea and Tick infestation if preventive products are not employed.

June Is National Microchipping Your Pet Month

The Microchips used for pet identification are about the size of a grain of rice. Thus, the chip can simply be injected into your pet’s tissue underneath the skin. This is done via a hypodermic needle on the back of the neck between your pet’s shoulder blades. The procedure is quick, affordable, and essentially painless.