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Amanda McGrath

Grooming Specials

January 1, 2020 by Amanda McGrath

 


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Curb Side Pick Up

August 13, 2019 by Amanda McGrath

Are you short on time? Have little ones in the car and don’t feel like getting them in and out of a car seat? If you need to pick up medications for your pet we are happy to run it out to the parking lot for you.

When calling to request a refill let the receptionist know you may be picking up with Curb Side service. They will take your payment over the phone via credit card. If you would prefer to pay by check please ask for the exact total and have your check already written out.

Simply call us when you are in the parking lot and we will run out your medications. If when you call in you are asked to hold let the receptionist know you are calling for Curb side pick up, that way we will not place you on a hold.

We hope this makes getting your meds more convenient!

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More Details

April 1, 2019 by Amanda McGrath

Join us for another fun filled day helping our community!  This year our donations will be going to New Hope Assistance Dogs.  We discussed as a staff where we would like any money donated to go this year.  Several ideas were had and the two themes that kept coming up were animals and veterans.  We were able to find New Hope Assistance dogs and blend the two together!  New Hope is a wonderful organization located in Warren Pennsylvania that trains service dogs for seizure response, hearing or sight impaired individuals, veterans and other needs. Check out their website below. 

https://www.newhopedogs.net/ 

 

This years event will feature dog washing, local vendors and crafts, face painting for kids, a huge Chinese auction and food trucks! Even if you don’t have a dog, or if your dog wouldn’t enjoy something like this, come and join us anyway there will be something for everyone! 

Some of the vendors we have lined up already are:

31 bags

Pup Toys

Homemade Dog Treats

Pink Zebra

Handmade signs and decor

Canine Paws-ability

Unique Horseshoe Crafts

Embroidered pet items

Norwex

Magnabilities

Damsel in Defense

By the Lake Jewelry

Quilted Items

Embroidered Pet items

Handmade Dog Clothes

Color Street Nails

Tami Weingartner Photography

Monat

If you would like to be a vendor at our event or if you would like to donate to the Chinese Auction please contact Amanda:  amanda@nmahonline.com or call the office at 724-656-0980

This year’s event will feature 2 food trucks, Dippin Dots and the Dunkin Cart for all your food and drink needs!!

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This year we have some amazing products and services donated for our Chinese Auction. Here are just a few of the things you could win:

Full car detail from G.O Crivelli

Jewelry donated by King’s Jewlery

$50 Tavern on the Square gift card

Pet Supplies Plus gift basket

Dog shampoo & conditioner by Espree

Petsafe dog and cat toys

Casal’s De Spa gift card

Nova Winery gift basket

Floral display from Butz

C4 Dog collar

Starbucks gift card & basket

Giant fishing supply/tackle basket

Car washing basket donated by O’Riley’s

Puppy Scoops pet ice cream basket

Large fire pit from Lowes

Handmade purses

Gift Cards from: Applebees, Farone Bros. Riardo’s, Sav-a-lot, Ivy Nail Spa

and so much more!!

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Charity Dog Wash: Details!

June 11, 2018 by Amanda McGrath

Join us for our first ever Charity Dog Wash!!

We are so excited to help the Relay for Life in Lawrence Co. raise money for those fighting cancer!!  Mark your calendars to bring your pup out for a wash or to check out our vendors and huge Chinese Auction.  There will be food and treats for both the two-legged and four-legged visitors.  

The dog wash will be available in our grooming salon and is donation based.  There is no set fee we will gladly accept all donations to directly benefit Relay for Life.  Our volunteers will be washing, towel drying, spritzing with cologne and tying on bandanas for all the dogs. 

No full-service grooming will be available this day.  If your dog does not play well with others or is nervous in new environments this may not be the time for him or her to come out.  Don’t let that stop you though there will be plenty to see and do even without a dog!!

Several Local Vendors will be set up, including:

31 Bags

Papparazi jewlery

Gold Canyon Candles

Color Street Nails

Lipsense

Lemongrass Spa

Avon

Several craft vendors

Pup Tugs dog toys

Scentsy

Lularoe & More!!

We will also have our NMAH prize wheel out for free giveaways!!

 

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Why NMAH is your best choice!

January 9, 2018 by Amanda McGrath

Why should you bring your pet to us?  Because we care; plain and simple. Sure we have a state of the art facility and all the modern diagnostic equipment you could ask for, but at the end of the day what matters most is that we love what we do.  All of our staff are passionate about helping your pet and couldn’t imagine doing anything else. 

  

 

 

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Insurance…..for pets?

October 9, 2016 by Amanda McGrath

Hi, my name is Mary D.  I have worked at North Memorial Animal Hospital for the past 2 1/2 years.

So I have to ask….

Why get insurance?

The question is why not?

Let’s imagine for a second you have found the perfect addition to your family. Have you ever thought of what they are at risk for?  Eating trash for example. The first thing you think of is “Oh what a mess it will be to clean.”  What I think of is, “What was in there? What could he/she have eaten?”.   There are many things in your daily life that your pet can come into contact with, medication, objects around the house, harmful foods, some household plants.  Check out 101 things that can harm your pet at  https://www.aspcapetinsurance.com/101-things-you-didnt-know-could-harm-your-pet/

Some very common accidental injuries/illnesses include:  Expository surgery from eating a foreign object.   Pet jumping from car window.   Attacked by another dog.  Kennel cough, which can be caught at public dog part or even from taking your pet to the local pet store.  It does not have to be from a kennel.  Also toxicity from eating certain poisonous items such as sugar free gum, chocolate, raisins, etc…

Did you know most companies will cover approximately 80-90% of an accidental injuries.  They will also cover 100% of wellness visits.  All policies are not the same.  Cheaper policies cover less.  The great thing about pet insurance is, you can use any veterinarian you choose.  You pay for the visit upfront then submit claim for reimbursement.  Turn around time is quite fast especially when you have your veterinarian fax the paperwork to them.  For a list of all pet insurance companies with ratings and testimonials visit.   www.petinsurancereviews.com   An online quote takes approximately 2 minutes to complete. They provide a toll free number to answer any questions.

Not a lot of people are aware that the insurance covers the yearly wellness visits.  There are some people that get only the basic vaccines due to finances and leave their pet unprotected for things such as Lyme Disease, Canine Influenza and Bordetella.  With pet insurance you can now fully protect your pet.

Preventative care such as dental cleanings are covered also.  Did you know that the bacteria that causes plaque and tarter build up are related to heart disease, liver disease and kidney disease?  Bacteria in the mouth can go through the blood system and in return cause damage to the heart, liver, kidneys and can be linked to joint disease.  Therefore dental cleanings are not just for clean teeth and fresh breath it actually helps prolong the life of your pet.

To list just a few other preventive care coverages:

  • Flea and Tick prevention
  • Heart worm prevention
  • wellness exams
  • core vaccines and addition vaccines
  • checking a stool sample for parasites
  • blood screening
  • urinalysis
  • spay and neuters.So now I ask you.  When are you getting your pet insurance?

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