Buck Road Animal Hospital

08/05/2026

🐾 Grooming Openings Available Next Week! 🐾

This is a rare opportunity! Andrea, our talented groomer at Buck Rd Animal Hospital, has a few grooming appointments available next week.

If your pet is due for a bath, haircut, nail trim, ear cleaning, or a full spa day, now is the perfect time to schedule. These openings don’t come around often and are expected to fill quickly.

📞 Call us today to reserve your spot before they’re gone!

Buck Rd Animal Hospital
(215) 364-2997

We look forward to helping your pets look and feel their best! 🐶🐱

Our goal is to make your pet happy!

07/31/2026

Happy National Mutt Day! 🐾 Today we’re celebrating all the awesome mixed-breed dogs who make our homes brighter and our hearts fuller.

Give your favorite mutt an extra treat today, and don't forget to share a photo of them in the comments below! ❤️🐶

07/27/2026

📸🐾 Yesterday was National Dog Photography Day, and we’re celebrating today at Buck Rd Animal Hospital!
Let’s see those pups! Drop your favorite photo of your dog in the comments and help us fill our feed with adorable faces, wagging tails, and plenty of smiles. 🐶❤️
We can’t wait to see them!

07/23/2026

✂️🐾 Luna’s first haircut was a success! 🐶💕

This adorable mini doodle had her very first grooming experience today at Buck Rd Animal Hospital, and Andrea helped make it a positive and pampering visit. Look at that fresh new look! ✨🐾❤️

07/15/2026

Ozzy the handsome fun-loving cat, all grown up!

07/15/2026

Ozzy the adorable kitten...

07/09/2026

Meet Isabella, our cute new puppy of the day! ,

07/07/2026

☀️🐾 July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month! 🐾☀️

With summer temperatures rising, keeping your pets hydrated is more important than ever. Make sure they always have access to fresh, clean water, especially during walks, outdoor playtime, and hot days.

A well-hydrated pet is a happier, healthier pet! 💧❤️

07/01/2026

☀️ How hot is too hot for your dog? ☀️
With extreme heat expected over the next few days (100°+), it’s important to know when it’s unsafe for your pet to be outside.

🐾 Below 70°F
Most dogs are comfortable enjoying outdoor activity in 45–70°F weather, but always consider humidity and your dog’s individual tolerance.

🐾 70°F – 79°F
Use caution with longer walks or extended time outside. Senior dogs, puppies, and brachycephalic breeds (like Pugs and Bulldogs) may overheat more easily.

🐾 80°F – 89°F
Limit outdoor time to short potty breaks. Exercise should be moved indoors or done with access to shade and water.

🐾 90°F – 99°F
Avoid outdoor activity except for very brief potty breaks. Heat exhaustion risk increases significantly.

🐾 100°F+
🚫 Dangerously hot.
Keep pets indoors. Outdoor exposure can quickly become life-threatening.

💡 Remember: Asphalt and pavement can burn paws in seconds—even when it doesn’t feel extremely hot outside.

If you’re unsure whether it’s safe to walk your pet, choose indoor enrichment instead—and when in doubt, stay in.

Stay cool and keep your pets safe! 🐶💙

06/29/2026

Meet Millie, you can't get any cuter than a Cavalier puppy!