Orange Grove Animal Hospital in Tucson

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Orange Grove Animal Hospital's duty is to not only improve your pets health, but also your own relationship with your pet by helping you be the best owner you can be; offering helpful tips and tricks for your animal's care.

Did You Know?! 🤔“Guinea pigs have 20 teeth, including four incisors (front teeth), four premolars, and 12 molars. Their ...
06/18/2025

Did You Know?! 🤔

“Guinea pigs have 20 teeth, including four incisors (front teeth), four premolars, and 12 molars. Their teeth are classified as ‘aradicular hypsodont,’ which is a fancy way of saying they have high crowns and open roots that grow continuously throughout their lives, says Walter Merker” ().

What should guinea pig teeth look like?

“The visible crown of a guinea pig’s teeth should be white, and the pre-molars and molars along the lower jaw should be angled slightly inward, while the teeth on the upper jaw are angled slightly outward, Dr. Merker explains. Your vet can teach you more about what looks normal for your pig.”

Read more guinea pig care tips from Dr. Merker on chewy.com!

🚨🚨New Vet Alert🚨 🚨We are beyond excited to introduce ’s newest veterinarian to you, Dr Tallon Hawkins ()!Dr Hawkins’ int...
06/16/2025

🚨🚨New Vet Alert🚨 🚨

We are beyond excited to introduce ’s newest veterinarian to you, Dr Tallon Hawkins ()!

Dr Hawkins’ interest in helping take care of animals has been a lifelong one. From growing up and around Arizona farms, to being an avid herper, and recently to his graduation from Vet School!

We will be sharing more about Dr Hawkins during the coming weeks, for now please join us in welcoming him to OGAH!

June is flying by, and with July right around the corner, storm and firework season is officially upon us! We know these...
06/11/2025

June is flying by, and with July right around the corner, storm and firework season is officially upon us! We know these can be stressful times for our furry friends, and we want to help them stay calm and comfortable.

Please don’t wait until the last minute to get your pet the medication they might need! If you think your pet could benefit from sedatives or calming medications, now is the time to act.

Call or email us TODAY to schedule an exam and get those important medications secured. Let’s make sure your pet has a peaceful and safe summer!

(520) 877-2626 & [email protected]

Ready to get ahead of storm season? Let us know in the comments if your pet struggles with fireworks or storms! 👇

The Drs. Merker graduated from veterinary school 15 years ago today!
06/11/2025

The Drs. Merker graduated from veterinary school 15 years ago today!

Our avian companions bring so much joy into our lives; however, as their caretakers, it’s crucial to understand that bir...
05/23/2025

Our avian companions bring so much joy into our lives; however, as their caretakers, it’s crucial to understand that birds possess a unique physiology that makes them particularly sensitive to environmental toxins, both ingested and airborne.

If you have a bird at home or are considering getting one, avoid the following items:
- Fruit Pits
- Avacados
- Macadamia Nuts
- Alcohol
- Oven Cleaners
- Teflon
- Scented Products
- Pothos House Plant
- Plants with Oxalic Acid

If you suspect your bird has ingested or inhaled something listed above or simply have questions about avian care — call us: (520) 877-2626

Howard Taft was president when she was born...meet our oldest patient, Berdella! This 117-year-old Desert Tortoise has b...
05/08/2025

Howard Taft was president when she was born...meet our oldest patient, Berdella!

This 117-year-old Desert Tortoise has been a generational pet here at Orange Grove Animal Hospital for MANY of those years, seeing all of the practice’s vets.

She was recently in for a checkup, and Dr. Merker is happy to report Berdella is doing great!

Today is World Veterinary Day! This year’s theme: ‘Animal Health Takes a Team’ which is definitely true here at . We lov...
04/26/2025

Today is World Veterinary Day! This year’s theme: ‘Animal Health Takes a Team’ which is definitely true here at .

We love our vets & , help us show them some love today!!

(They were married on World Veterinary Day 14 years ago too!)

In the second part of our Desert Dangers in May series, we’re focusing on how to protect your pets from Tucson vegetatio...
04/24/2025

In the second part of our Desert Dangers in May series, we’re focusing on how to protect your pets from Tucson vegetation.

Jumping Cholla’s barbs can easily cling to fur and can be very difficult to remove completely.
Many dogs are drawn to the sweet taste of Mesquite pods; however, they are very tough to digest and can lead to obstruction!
Much needed rains also bring a surprising amount of mushrooms. Any wild mushroom your pet ingests should be treated as potentially toxic.
Foxtails (or Grass Awns) are very innocuous but are a major problem for pets as they are easily lodged in hard-to-find-places like in between toes.
We dive into how to be on the lookout for the above, how to protect your pet family, and what to do for each on our blog “OG Vets.”

Rattlesnakes are a significant concern in May as the weather warms and they become more active. These venomous reptiles ...
04/18/2025

Rattlesnakes are a significant concern in May as the weather warms and they become more active. These venomous reptiles pose a serious threat to our pets.

Any pet can be bitten by a rattlesnake, and if you suspect your pet has been bitten by a rattlesnake, time is of the essence. Follow these crucial steps!

Here in the Tucson, AZ area / Sonoran Desert, we see an uptick in certain dangers that every pet owner needs to be aware...
04/11/2025

Here in the Tucson, AZ area / Sonoran Desert, we see an uptick in certain dangers that every pet owner needs to be aware of. Let’s dive into some of the most pressing concerns with local wildlife.

Head over to our blog “OG Vets” to learn more on what to look out for, how to best prevent and prepare for a local wildlife incident, and what to do in case of an emergency!

Some of the OGAH team decided to tackle Picacho Peak today! #
03/30/2025

Some of the OGAH team decided to tackle Picacho Peak today!
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Now on our blog: Recapping It was an action-packed week, but we learned so much!- Walter lead a four-hr lab session on...
03/26/2025

Now on our blog: Recapping

It was an action-packed week, but we learned so much!
- Walter lead a four-hr lab session on Monday
- He also gave four 50-min lectures on Wednesday
- Holly attended a series of lectures on ultrasound techniques and on dermatology
- DYK: & lived and practiced in Las Vegas 🎲 after graduating from vet school?

Address

3091 W Orange Grove Rd
Tucson, AZ
85741

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+15208772626

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