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Halloween Pet Safety

Trick or Treat! Halloween means it’s time to keep your pets away from all the goody bags your children bring home. Remember that foil wrappers on candies may cause internal injuries if swallowed and candy, especially chocolate, may cause digestive upset and be harmful to your pet. Be careful what you feed your pets during this season of tricks and treats…Just a Halloween tip from our team.

First24Vet

Welcome to our blog at First 24 Vet.  We have 3 veterinary hospitals in our ‘family’– FIRST Regional Animal Hospital in Chandler, 1^st Emergency Pet Care in Mesa and North Valley Regional Animal Hospital in north Phoenix.

Although the hospitals are all open 24 hours a day, each practice has a different name and each is unique.  FIRST Regional Animal Hospital (FRAH) provides not only emergency and critical care, we also have board certified specialists in Internal Medicine (Dr. Shery Babyak), Surgery (Dr. Patricia Kupanoff) and Critical Care (Dr. Alisa Reniker) and we have general practice services.  Currently, FRAH is the only animal hospital in Arizona with all 3 of these services. 

North Valley Regional Animal Hospital (NVRAH) provides 24 hour emergency and critical care and general practice services.  NVRAH is our newest practice and we believe it is a beautiful hospital for our clients and their pets to visit.

1^st Emergency Pet Care (EPC) is a pure 24 hour emergency practice.  It is the smallest of the 3 practices and the most efficient.  1^st EPC serves Mesa, Gilbert, Apache Junction, Queen Creek and even Globe/Miami/Superior.  We have a great reputation for compassionate care. 

Our Team Members at each practice are experienced, friendly and work hard to make sure your pet companion receives the best care and that you receive excellent customer service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Thanks for your interest in First 24 Vet,

Randy Spencer, DVM

Hospital Director