Pennsauken Animal Hospital & Urgent Care

06/06/2026

06/03/2026

🚲🌊 Meet Layla the Gremlin! 🌊🚲

Fresh from the shore and cruising into town on her bicycle for World Bicycle Day, Layla the Gremlin is making a special stop at Pennsauken Animal Hospital! 😎☀️ Layla lives her best life with her mom Amanda, one of Pennsauken's amazing Hospital Supervisors.

Starting next Wednesday, she'll be sharing her legendary life lessons, advice, and tid bits on helping our pets live happy healthy lives!

✨ Words of Wisdom Wednesdays with Grem ✨

Whether she's teaching us about the importance of veterinary diets, safety tips, or how to ensure our pets are living their life, one thing is certain—you won't want to miss what Layla has to say!

Be sure to follow along every Wednesday for a dose of furry wisdom from our favorite two-wheeled philosopher. 💭🐾

06/01/2026

🦖🐾 Welcome to Purr-asic Park! 🐾🦖

For Dino Day, Simba made quite the entrance… riding into his appointment on his trusty T-Rex, Bruno. No traffic. No leash. Just prehistoric style. 🐱💨

Bruno may have looked fierce, but Simba was clearly the one in charge of this expedition through the veterinary jungle.

Drop a 🦖 in the comments if your pet would arrive to their appointment in dinosaur style too!

05/31/2026

⚖️🐾 Extra weight can mean extra health challenges.

Just like people, pets can struggle with obesity — and carrying extra weight can place stress on joints, organs, and overall quality of life.

Signs your pet may be overweight:
🐾 Difficulty feeling ribs or waistline
😴 Less interest in activity or play
🪜 Trouble with stairs or jumping
💨 Increased panting or lower stamina

The good news? Small changes can make a big impact.

Weight management isn’t about perfection — it’s about helping pets live longer, healthier, more comfortable lives through nutrition, movement, and a plan tailored to them.

If you’re wondering whether your pet is at a healthy weight, we’d love to help. 💙

05/30/2026

🦷🐾 Dental disease is more than just bad breath.

In fact, dental disease is one of the most common health concerns we see in pets — and it can impact much more than their mouth.

Signs to watch for:
🦷 Bad breath
🍽️ Difficulty chewing or dropping food
💧 Drooling more than usual
🔴 Red or bleeding gums
🐾 Pawing at the mouth

Left untreated, dental disease can lead to pain, infection, and affect your pet’s overall health.

Routine dental care and professional cleanings can help keep your pet comfortable, healthy, and smiling.

Healthy mouth. Healthier pet. 💙

05/29/2026

💙🐾 Did you know pets can develop diabetes too?

Diabetes happens when the body can’t properly regulate blood sugar — but with early detection and the right care, pets with diabetes can continue living happy, comfortable lives.

Signs to watch for:
💧 Drinking more water than usual
🚽 Increased urination
🍽️ Changes in appetite
⚖️ Weight loss despite eating normally
😴 Lower energy levels

If something seems off, don’t ignore the changes. Early diagnosis and management can make a huge difference.

The good news? Many diabetic pets do incredibly well with a personalized care plan and regular monitoring.

If you’ve noticed any of these signs in your pet, we’re here to help. 💙

05/28/2026

🌼🐾 Did you know pets can have allergies and asthma too?

Unlike people, pets don’t usually tell us with sneezing and watery eyes — they often show us in completely different ways.

Signs your pet may be dealing with allergies or asthma:
🐾 Excessive licking or chewing
🐾 Scratching or rubbing their face
🐾 Red or irritated skin
🐾 Recurring ear issues
🐾 Coughing, wheezing, or breathing changes (especially in cats)

Environmental allergies, seasonal triggers, food sensitivities, and even asthma can affect our pets and make them uncomfortable.

The good news? There are many ways we can help — from diagnostics and treatment plans to medications and long-term allergy management.

If your pet seems itchy, uncomfortable, or isn’t acting like themselves, don’t ignore the signs — we’re here to help them breathe easier and feel better. 💙

05/27/2026

🐾 Stiff getting up? Slowing down on walks? Not jumping like they used to? It may be more than “just getting older.”

Just like people, pets can develop arthritis — and the good news is there are more options than ever to help keep them comfortable and enjoying life.

Signs your pet may be experiencing arthritis:
🐶 Difficulty getting up or laying down
🐱 Less interest in jumping or playing
🐾 Limping or stiffness
🛏️ Sleeping more or seeming less active
💙 Changes in mood or behavior

We offer a variety of ways to support arthritic pets, including:
✨ Joint support supplements
✨ Prescription medications
✨ Weight management
✨ Lifestyle recommendations
✨ Long-term pain management options

Every pet is different, and comfort care should be too. If you think your pet may be slowing down due to arthritis, let’s talk about ways we can help them stay happy, active, and comfortable.