Emergency
Call (505) 471-4400
If you call our office after normal business hours with a sick or injured pet, the voice mail will direct you to the pager number of our veterinarian on call.
When you page, our doctor will be able to discuss your pet’s needs. Your veterinarian will discuss with you the nature of the problem and then decide together the best course of action. This could involve waiting until normal business hours, seeing the pet, or going to the Veterinary Emergency Center at (505) 984-0625 for immediate treatment.
Dr. Gruda and his staff took such wonderful care of our newly adopted dog. Tucker can now run and play on his reconstructed leg. — Tucker's Family
Resource articles
Gruda Veterinary Hospital has a library covering a broad range of topics. We can also advise you on pet insurance options.
If you have an area of interest or concern tat you do not see here, please contact us to speak with a doctor or staff member, or to request the appropriate literature.
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Nutrition – General Feeding Guidelines for Dogs
Perhaps the most common question pet owners ask their veterinarian is “What should I feed my dog?” Feeding your dog[...] -
Aggression in Cats – Petting Aggression
Why, when I am petting my cat, does she turn around and bite me? This type of behavior in cats[...] -
Kitten – Using the Litter Box
Do I need to train my new kitten to use a litter box? Most cats by nature prefer to use[...] -
Obesity in Cats – Behavioral Issues
My cat is overweight and I have tried putting him on different diets from the veterinarian but without success-is there[...]
