Heaven 4ur Pet Pennsylvania in Philadelphia offers emergency veterinary services like wound management, pet's diagnosis, infection treatment, vet surgery, behavioral therapy, and pet's vaccines. We have been offering emergency vet Philadelphia services for a while. Our skilled staff does have pets themselves and handle your little babies with the best care. Our animal hospital Philadelphia is ranked among the best thanks to our outstanding emergency veterinary services that are affordable.
Philadelphia Vets - Meet our Staff!
When you are leaving a family member at a pet hotel or pet daycare you want to know that you can trust with your baby. We all love our fur babies and it shows. At the daycare, you will meet the following lovely staff members:
- Jeff Straight - Owner
Jeff is not usually here as he owns other operations. But, he is the owner of Heaven 4ur Pet. He is a licensed Veterinarian and loves all animals. Jeff is married and has 3 daughters, his family is involved in the business too. Sometimes the girls will come in and help give the animals in our care a little extra love and attention. The staff takes their time to teach the kids about the animals’ behavior and how to take care of them.
- Anna Manning - Veterinarian
In the year 2005 Anna graduated as a Veterinarian, she is a professional Vet. With her experience both at work and at home, she has had lots of practice working with animals of all types. At the hotel and daycare, we deal with cats and dogs, however, Anna works with all kinds of animals. If you own a rabbit or any other furry pet, Anna will be here to assist you. Anna has a huge dog pack that she has named ‘’ dog babies’’.
- Katie Fleshing - Office Manager
Having a great personality, Katie interacts well with animal owners, she is so caring and loving therefore the dog owners are always happy working with her. When you call the office you might not speak to Katie directly, as she has a lot of managing to do to keep our operations in working order. For smooth operations at the hotel and daycare, we have Katie who ensures that everything is organized for great results. This can be crazy some days. Katie is a mom of 2 teenage sons and a middle school daughter. She has her hands full when she is at home and welcomes the break by managing our fur pet business.
- Roger Fisher - Pet Specialist
Roger is our pet specialist that joined our team because he has a real love for animals. Roger is also attending college, which means that our schedules work well together. Roger has been so helpful in the daycare especially on the busy days that can be very hectic. Roger is single ladies, in case you were wondering.
- Kim Snyder - Pet Specialist
Kim is a veterinarian assistant by degree. She works closely with our vet Anna as well as the other pet specialist to ensure all the pets are put into the system properly and are cared for as they should be. We take special pride in our pet services and Kim is one that does that above and beyond. Kim is a wonderful young lady who aspires to become a vet one day. While not working Kim spends time with her boyfriend Matt, she also has 3 cats that she loves spending time with too.
- April Sinfield - Pet Specialist
April was adopted and therefore works with animals and foster children with great pride.It is not easy to find someone with a bigger heart for animals and children as well. She has the best smile ever that shows how wonderful she is and has the animals and kids at heart. She also has her vet tech degree and works closely with Anna when needed. During rough times with the animals at the hotel and daycare, we have April to handle the situations. The animals love being around April too as they get to be themselves, feel comfortable, and have fun.
Name: Heaven 4ur Pet Pennsylvania
Address: 3642 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19140, United States
Phone: (267) 581-9506
Website: https://heaven-4ur-pet.com/areas-served/pennsylvania/philadelphia/
Emergency Vet Philadelphia - FAQs
1- What can I do if I can't afford a vet?
Get a line of credit. Many vet places usually have programs that will allow you to pay vet bills later. You can also sell some of your stuff to raise cash. We all have "stuff" that we really don't need or use. Sell some things online or have a yard sale.
2- How do you get free vet care?
Sometimes it just isn't possible to raise all of the money you need to help with your high vet bills. Trust me there is still hope. There are many charities that are available and might have help. A good example is a human society. They have a list of charities and organizations that are out there to help with this. You can contact them and find out what they offer.
3-How soon can you use pet insurance?
Many insurances have a 14-day grace period. However, some will cover accidents that happen just 48 hours after the initial sign up. This is the kind of information that you need to discuss with the insurance company.
4-What does pet insurance actually cover?
It covers things that you aren't expecting. They include things like poisoning, ingestion of foreign objects, ligament tears, broken bones, and illness i.e cancer treatments. Some services are not covered in the insurance for example we have routine shots done yearly and the check-ups. All these services will need extra charges.
5- Pet Insurance worth the Cost?
In most cases, pet insurance tend not to be worth it. The dogs’ lifespan and insurance cover is estimated to be $5000 which when you analyze carefully does not make sense if you own a healthy and happy dog.
6-Where can I leave my dog for a week?
There are a few options. You can get a pet sitter. A pet sitter comes to your home and lets your dog out a few times a day, including mornings and evenings. The pet sitters can also stay in your home. Another option is boarding your pet in a pet hotel or a kennel. Or you can find a friend or neighbor that is willing to watch your pet. You could also take your pet to a pet hotel or a kennel.
7-Do dogs get sad when boarded?
Dogs can get sad when boarded depending on past experiences. Some get sad. Some dogs get sad when it is their first time boarding. The dogs do not know that their owners will be back soon to take them home. If you travel a lot, they start to understand that they are on a vacation and you will be back and are typically more relaxed.
8-Will my dog hate me if I board him?
Whether you board your dog or leave them at home, they are going to stress, if that is the type of dog they are. You should learn your dog’s behavior to know what they like and hate. When you board a dog they are together with many other dogs, and there would be barking and a lot of noise. This obviously is not a home setting. Having a pet sitter allows your dog to remain in your home.
9-Do dogs miss their owners when re-homed?
Yes, of course!!!Dogs in most cases build bonds with their owners that hopefully should last a lifetime. However, the bond gets broken due to unavoidable circumstances. They will definitely show symptoms of depression and anxiety. This is very present if they had a wonderful owner and bond.
10.-Are dog kennels bad for dogs?
Kennels are not the best housing for dogs but some dogs get to stay in kennels without worry for a short time. However, if you don't think your dog would like to stay in a kennel, then you can seek an upscale kennel that will allow your dog to move around a bit more. This would be ideal for dogs that are active and older ones.
11. Do dogs get bored in kennels?
Kennels and crates are a dog's safe space. The best place for the dog to go when bored, frightened, and when anxious is inside the kennel. The kennels keep them safe and their surroundings too. The dogs should be trained to identify the kennel as a positive thing but not a form of punishment.
12. Do groomers sedate dogs?
No. Legally they are not allowed to sedate a dog. Groomers should not sedate the dogs but could do so with instructions from the vet. The groomers can also do so if only they work alongside a vet and thinks it is wise to do so. Just ask your vet what the best solution they think would be for your dog.
13. How do groomers calm dogs?
Dogs are made to calm down by groomers in many ways such as special tethers that are given to them. They also have a trick of placing a towel over the dog's head that has a calming effect on the dog as well. All groomer's have their own techniques to calm the dog and get them to relax for them.
14. Can dogs be traumatized at groomers?
Yes, this can happen. Yes, it can happen. Yes, this is likely to happen. Just like people, dogs can also be ashamed of their new do. They will display this as embarrassed or depressed. Some places could be a bit rough, which the dog will display fear when going. However, most of the time, if the dog doesn't want to go it's because it doesn't like baths and all that primping. You can think about it at home, does your dog enjoy it while you bathe it? If they don’t, they will also not want other people to do so.