Texas is home to all kinds of critters, including poisonous and non-poisonous snakes. While most snakes will only bite when threatened, it i

Have you noticed that your pet has an unpleasant odor? It can take more than a good scrub in the tub to get rid of pet odors – and it’s not

Why should you check your pet for intestinal parasites? Whether you can see them or not, intestinal parasites are more common than you think

COVID-19 has turned life as we know it upside down, and things are changing by the hour. Recently, reports of dogs and cats (even tigers!) c

When disaster strikes unexpectedly, it is important to have a plan. Fires, floods, storms, and disease can come out of nowhere and disrupt e

Dogs and cats, just like humans, can be sensitive to the changing seasons. Our pets can experience the same allergies we do and be sensitive

Most dog owners have probably heard of canine parvovirus before. But what is parvo? Where does it come from and how can you protect your dog

A pet’s oral health is more important to their overall health than owners may realize.

This blog will cover the different causes of a urinary blockage, signs your cat may be blocked, and how your veterinarian corrects a urinary

Obesity in pets can drastically affect your pet’s quality of life and make them more susceptible to preventable illnesses, so the time to ad

A new pet is a huge responsibility and long-term commitment that many families might not be ready for. Here are some things to consider:

While Texas might not see much snow or ice, cold weather can still be dangerous for our pets. Here are our tips for keeping your pets warm a

As our pets get older, their needs and care requirements begin to change. Here are a few things to consider when caring for a senior pet:

Thanksgiving is a time to reflect and be thankful, spend time with loved ones, and enjoy good food! Naturally, we want to include our pets.

If you’ve ever found a lost sock while scooping the backyard, then this week’s blog is for you.

The hardest part of pet ownership is knowing we are going to outlive our pets.

Pumpkins and costumes and candy, oh my! While dressing up in costumes and going trick-or-treating is one of the biggest fall highlights, the

We all want the best for our cats. However, a lot of us also want the best for our furniture. While declawing your cat may seem like the ...

On average, cats see much less of their veterinarian than their canine counterparts - why is that?

Insect and spider bites can be very bothersome to pets, and more serious bites can cause severe reactions. While there are a number of diffe