Angel Animal Hospital Farmington Hills

05/04/2026

🌿 Not all plants are pet-safe!

Pets love to sniff, chew, and explore, so it’s important to make sure the plants in your home won’t harm them if nibbled. While many are harmless, some can pose serious risks.

Our experts at ASPCA Poison Control have put together a guide to help you spot safe vs. dangerous plants so you can decorate with peace of mind: Read more here: https://bit.ly/3UgncN3

04/19/2026

02/28/2026

🐾 8 Reasons to Spay/Neuter Your Pet! 🐾

Reducing pet overpopulation in shelters and your community may feel like a never-ending task—but we’re making progress, one pet at a time. 🧡

This , we’re inspired by the incredible work in the field and milestones animal welfare organizations have achieved. While veterinary staff continue their part, help share this information with your community and advocate to save more animal lives.

Explore our full spay/neuter resource library for everything you need to get your clinic on track, from surgical techniques and clinic flow, to keeping your patients low stress and providing the highest quality of care. https://www.aspcapro.org/spayneuterlibrary

06/03/2025

05/07/2025

Let's talk about ticks!

Although there are over 20 different species of ticks that are found in Michigan, five species are the most common: American dog tick (wood tick), Blacklegged tick (deer tick), Lone star tick, Woodchuck tick (groundhog tick), and Brown dog tick (kennel tick).

Ticks generally prefer forested and grassy areas. Contrary to popular belief, ticks cannot fly or jump but rather they hold on to leaves or grass with two of their sets of legs and hold the other set of legs outstretched waiting to climb on a host when it brushes them.

Once onboard a potential host, a tick typically climbs upward until it finds a suitable site to attach. Once attached, it can take up to 24 hours for disease transmission to occur, which is why checking yourself and your pets for ticks regularly is so important.

Learn more about how to stay safe from ticks at https://www.michigan.gov/emergingdiseases/home/lyme-disease.

04/07/2025

‼️APRIL=PREVENT LYME DISEASE MONTH- please make sure your pet is up-to-date on their heartworm/tick testing and that they’re on monthly prevention all year round

April is Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month. Talk to your veterinarian about your dog's risk and how you can best protect them. You can learn more about preventing Lyme disease here: http://bit.ly/2Gvr1qp

03/14/2025

🎉Angel Animal Hospital is celebrating the launch of the NexGard Combo! We are replacing the Simparica Trio in our clinic with NexGard Plus, which is also a 3-in-1 chewable, and works the same as the Trio! We are also offering rebates with an in-house purchase of 6 or 12 month NexGard Plus prevention! (IN-CLINIC PURCHASE ONLY)

*Purchase a 6-pack of NexGard Plus and get 1 free dose and an instant $35 rebate!
*Purchase a 12-pack of NexGard Plus and get 1 free dose, an instant $105 rebate, and a FREE TOY!(while supplies last)

*AN UP-TO-DATE HEARTWORM TEST IS REQUIRED FOR PURCHASE*🎉🎉

02/19/2025

What do you need to know about ? We fit it all in this infographic!

AVMA members - Want to share this infographic with your clients? You can download it for yourself in our Social Media Tools for National Pet Dental Health Month toolkit! https://bit.ly/38AnoP3

02/10/2025

🚨Important Notice Regarding Microchip Emails

We understand that some of our clients may have received an email about a microchip company shutting down. If your pet’s microchip was done through us, rest assured—it is registered with HomeAgain, and you can disregard the email.

However, if your pet was microchipped elsewhere, we recommend reaching out to the place where it was done to confirm which microchip company they use.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at 248-615-6500!

01/18/2025

Same goes for our feline friends! If you see one outside, try to bring it inside or provide a source of shelter for the upcoming freezing weather advisory!

🚨 The temperatures are not only going to be brutal, they are going to be deadly here in Detroit. For some dogs, he will be too late. This weather is dangerous. If you ! Detroit Dog Rescue’s is always available by going to DetroitDogRescue.com

🚨 Right now, the team is gearing up for a rigorous schedule. We are loading straw, dog igloos, crates, our rescue vehicle packed with medical equipment and all the tools we will need to save lives.

🚨 This is the kind of weather where we see intense frost bite, some dogs will be alive but frozen to the ground or metal barrel “dog houses”. What our team is about to see in negative temps will be heartbreaking. Please be easy with them and please . Message our hotline now for reports.

🚨 Lastly, bring your dogs inside! It is too cold to keep your dogs outside in these temperatures.