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Communicating with Your Veterinarian

Good client communication with your Texas veterinarian is an essential aspect of successful medical treatment for your pet. Because pets...

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Surgical Anesthesia for Your Pet

It can be difficult to make the decision to have your pets undergo surgery and the necessary  that accompanies the procedure....

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Alternative Diets for Dogs and Cats

Many pet owners are now feeding their pets  such as home-cooked diets, raw diets, grain-free diets and vegetarian or vegan...

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Diabetes Mellitus in Your Dog and Cat

What is diabetes mellitus? Diabetes mellitus is an disease that affects both dogs and cats. It is caused by the...

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Toxic Houseplants

Ornamental plants bring beauty to the home and garden and are a common fixture in most landscaping. However, a number...

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Can My Indoor Cat Get Heartworms?

Actually, yes! Both indoor and outdoor cats can become infected with the same  parasite that is better known for infecting dogs....

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When to Head to the Emergency Clinic

It’s 3 a.m., and your four-legged best friend isn’t feeling right. Can this wait until morning? There are no hard...

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Ingestion of Foreign Objects

Has a sock or toy ever gone mysteriously missing around your house? “Inedible” is not in the vocabulary of many...

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Allergic Skin Disease

It is important to understand that your veterinarian cannot cure your pet’s skin allergies, but they can be managed. When...

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Choosing a Pet That Is Right for You and Your Family!

Congratulations, you’ve decided to adopt a pet! Pets can be a great addition to your family; however, many people do...

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