A microchip provides permanent identification, but only if the registration details are accurate. This search tool helps you determine which database stores your pet’s chip information and ensures your contact details are current.
While these pet health resources don’t replace veterinary care, they can offer guidance and peace of mind when you need reliable information fast.
A microchip provides permanent identification, but only if the registration details are accurate. This search tool helps you determine which database stores your pet’s chip information and ensures your contact details are current.
Recalls don’t always make headlines, and staying informed can be challenging. This continuously updated resource tracks recalled pet foods and treats, helping you verify whether your pet’s diet has been affected.
Dogs and cats have a talent for getting into things they shouldn’t. If you suspect your pet has swallowed medication, household chemicals, plants, or unsafe foods, this 24-hour poison hotline connects you with veterinary toxicology experts who can assess the situation and recommend immediate steps.
If your pet develops a serious medical issue outside our regular business hours, immediate evaluation is critical. Please contact one of the local emergency veterinary hospitals listed below for prompt, around-the-clock care.
3900 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(215) 746-8911
1114 S Front St
Philadelphia, PA 19147
(267) 800-1950
* Valid for new clients only. Not valid with any other offers. Must mention NC75 at time of booking.