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03/23/2024

National Puppy Day is a paw-some day for all dog enthusiasts to celebrate unconditional love and fawn over the undeniably cute furballs that bring so much happiness into this world. While we’re all softies when it comes to our four-legged friends, your new puppy is in a stage of life where you can prevent behavioral issues and help make your future together more pleasant. This article brings tips on molding your puppy’s behavior into an easy-to-care-for adult dog.

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To ensure puppies easily transition from puppyhood to adulthood, it's crucial to prioritize training and behavior modification.

03/21/2024

One way to recognize National Poison Prevention Week is to read this article about houseplants that are toxic to dogs and cats, one of which is sago palm; a popular ornamental plant in landscaping.

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Harmful houseplants to dogs and cats look great, but could hurt your pet; know which precautions to take for the safety of your Texas pets.

03/18/2024

As we recognize National Poison Prevention Week (March 17-23), we’ve shared some information about foods that are toxic to dogs and cats. Accidental ingestions of these toxic foods account for the majority of emergency clinic visits, especially near the holidays.

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Some human foods may be toxic for your dogs and cats including raisins; know the symptoms of your pet eating some of these foods and know what to do.

03/07/2024

Even though National Poison Prevention Week doesn’t begin until March 17, all month we are sharing articles about toxicities, poisonous substances and household dangers. Today, we've brought you information on protecting your pets from rodenticides, a chemical designed to kill mice, rats and other rodents as a pest control measure.

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Rodenticides, a popular method of rodent control, are harmful to cats and dogs. Protect your pets from this toxic chemical by taking a few preventive steps.

02/27/2024

Being a responsible pet owner is a daily commitment. It’s so important that there’s a month devoted to this cause: Responsible Pet Owners Month. This article outlines how to properly care for your furry friends, beginning with choosing a pet that’s right for you and your family.
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Taking proper care of your pet ensures it lives a long and healthy life. Here's everything you need to know about being a responsible pet owner.

02/20/2024

focuses on giving extra attention to our pets. The day encourages pampering our pets and focusing on the special relationship pets hold in our lives. Here are some ideas for enriching your dog’s environment. Whoever your pet companion is, we are sure you will enjoy spending a little extra time with them on National Love Your Pet Day and reap the benefits, as well such as stress relief and lower blood pressure.

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Animals that are under-stimulated are at an increased risk for behavioral problems. Fortunately these problems improve with appropriate enrichment.

02/20/2024

focuses on giving extra attention to our pets. The day encourages pampering our pets and focusing on the special relationship pets hold in our lives. Here are some ideas for enriching your cat’s environment. Whoever your pet companion is, we are sure you will enjoy spending a little extra time with them on National Love Your Pet Day and reap the benefits, as well such as stress relief and lower blood pressure.

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Cats require just as much attention and stimulation as dogs. Provide activities for your cat that enhance their social, mental and physical health.

02/13/2024

It's easy to think of our pets as part of the family and we go above and beyond to ensure they stay healthy, including vaccinations, heartworm prevention and quality nutrition. But let's talk about something that might not get as much attention: their oral health!

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Facts and information on Texas pet dental care; mouth hygiene for your canine and other pets.

02/07/2024

February marks American Heart Month. There are many forms of heart disease in pets. It is important to know how the heart works and what type of heart disease is present so your pet may be appropriately treated.

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Here's everything you need to know about heart disease in pets.

02/02/2024

In honor of National Pet Dental Health Month, we’ve brought you a video on how to brush your dog’s teeth! Daily brushing is the best method of plaque and tartar control in between cleanings.
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Chad Harris, DVM, from North Austin Animal Hospital demonstrates how to brush a dog's teeth. Learn more about basic dental care here: https://www.texvetpets....

01/30/2024

Training your dog is not just about learning fun party tricks (though those can be fun, too!). Training helps your dog become a well-mannered companion and strengthens the bond between you and your dog. This article offers some tips on finding the right dog trainer to help you achieve your goals.

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We provide tips for selecting a quality dog trainer that will adequately support you and your pooch throughout the training process.

01/22/2024

It's National Walk Your Dog Month! Walking your dog is so important, especially as the rate of pet obesity in the U.S. increases. Maintaining a healthy weight reduces the risk of several diseases and can extend the lifetime of your pooch. Here are a few other ways to help your dog live longer.

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Every veterinarian wants your best friend to live a long and healthy life. Here are three ways to keep your four-legged family member in excellent health.

01/17/2024

One of the most common New Year’s resolutions is to lose some weight. This may be an ideal goal for your pet as more than 50 percent of dogs and cats in the U.S. are classified as overweight or obese, according to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP). Even a few extra pounds puts your pet at significant risk for a number of serious health problems. With the new year upon us, what’s a better New Year’s resolution than to help your pet achieve a healthy weight?

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Weight Loss diet plans for your cats and dogs; learn more about the nutrition required for your pet and how to slim them down.

01/09/2024

You probably didn’t know this, but January is National Adopt a Rescued Bird month, a great time to bring a new feathered friend into your home. Birds can make great companions, but if you’d like to own a bird, please consider these owning guidelines prior to adding a feathered friend to your home.

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What you should know about owning a parrot; a guide for a texas pet owner on parrot food, habits, and health.

01/02/2024

Today is National Pet Travel Safety Day, and since pets of all kinds travel on a daily basis use the following checklist and remember that it is always better to be prepared for possible situations than to be caught in a crisis without the medications, food, belongings and records that are pertinent to your pet’s well-being.

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Are you considering taking your pet with you on a trip? Use the following checklist and remember that it is always better to be prepared for possible situations than to be caught in a crisis without the medications, food, belongings and records that are pertinent to your pet’s well-being. Medicati...

12/31/2023

We wish you and your pets a happy, healthy new year! If your pets experience fireworks anxiety, we encourage you to follow these tips on New Year's Eve.

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Pets who experience anxiety during fireworks not only suffer from the mental effects of anxiety but also are at risk of destructive behavior.

12/19/2023

Many people want to give their pet something special during the holiday season. Unfortunately, not all toys that are available for sale are good for every species. This article provides a few things to consider when toy shopping for your pet.

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Toy safety is crucial for pets and owners; here are some things you want to keep in mind when you ask which toy you should choose for your pet.

12/12/2023

Thinking about the holidays brings up thoughts of delicious food, cheerful decorations and even festive plants. While these staples put people in the holiday spirit, a few are harmful or toxic to pets.

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Holiday pet safety is important with all the hustle and bustle surrounding this season; learn more about some holiday health hazards in your home.

12/08/2023

As temperatures drop across Texas, be sure to take proper steps to keep your pets safe and warm.

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Cold fronts in Texas come out of nowhere. Here’s how to ensure your furry friend stays warm and cozy during this chilly time.

12/01/2023

What better way to kick off the holiday season than by celebrating our favorite aloof four-legged friends during National Cat Lover's Month! As many cat lovers know, cats can be quirky about how they like to receive affection. This article gives you some tips on how to show affection to your cat while respecting their boundaries.

Cats are particular about how they are pet. It's important to monitor their body language to guage whether they enjoy or dislike the tactitle affection.

11/27/2023

Cancer! What a scary word to hear from your veterinarian. For many pet owners, it is surprising to learn our furry companions suffer from many of the same types of cancers as we do. In observance of National Pet Cancer Awareness month, here is everything you need to know about cancer.

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For many pet owners, it is surprising to learn our furry companions suffer from many of the same types of cancers as we do.

11/22/2023

It may be tempting to share your Thanksgiving leftovers with your furry friends, but some of those delicious table scraps are toxic to pets.

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Knowing what not to feed dogs and other pets can save your dog from health complications, so it's best to know how your table scraps can be a risky treat.

11/14/2023

National Pet Diabetes Month
With early diagnosis and proper care, a pet with diabetes can live a happy, healthy and active life.

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TX resource on diabetes mellitus in pets; learn the symptoms, diagnosis, prevention, and which breeds are more prone to diabetes mellitus.

11/06/2023

November is National Senior Pet Month! With the advancement and growth of veterinary medicine over the past few decades, our pets are living longer, healthier, and happier lives than ever before. While this is wonderful for the human-animal bond, it also means we should be aware of normal aging changes, such as an increase in anxiety, and things we can do as pet owners to make life a little more comfortable for our senior pets.

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As dogs age, some show a significant increase in anxiety and other behavioral issues in addition to signs of physical decline like achy joints.

11/01/2023

November is National Adopt A Senior Pet Month – a month dedicated to helping older pets find loving forever homes. If you are considering adopting a senior pet here, are a few tips in taking care of your new senior furry family member.

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Older pets common health issues and what to watch for; includes weight management, excessive urination, and heart disease.

10/31/2023

With the arrival of the candy-laden and trickster-oriented holiday of Halloween, there are some risks and health hazards that are of concern for animals, particularly pets like dogs and cats. To avoid unfortunate mishaps and tragedies, keep in mind the following tips.

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Halloween pet safety and possible health hazards this Halloween; keep your pets safe by reviewing some of these pet safety tips.

10/25/2023

Halloween is right around the corner! While you’re finishing up the decorating, costumes and preparations for all the trick-or-treaters, let’s spend a few minutes discussing how to make Halloween safe and happy for your pets.

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Some of the most iconic aspects of Halloween, such as decorations and treats, are hazardous to pets. Here are a few halloween safety tips.

10/21/2023

Godzilla. Reptar. Yoshi. The Geico Gecko. Those two lizards that always hang out around your back porch. These are just a few of the famous reptiles we love. But on October 21, we celebrate all of our cold-blooded friends. To ensure your pet reptile thrives, practice responsible pet ownership by providing proper diet, housing and habitat.

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The number of reptiles kept as pets has increased greatly over the last several years. The number of pet stores that carry them, the wide variety of species available, the ease of purchasing online and the number of reptile shows in metropolitan areas are all factors that have contributed to this. H...

10/16/2023

This week is National Veterinary Technician Week! Licensed Veterinary Technicians, Certified Veterinary Assistants and veterinary assistants play an important role in the well-being of Texas' pets. The partnership between TVMF and Texas A&M University-Kingsville Veterinary Technology Program is not only a great example of how philanthropy works in multiple facets within the veterinary field, but also gives students hands-on practice to grow their skillsets as veterinary paraprofessionals.

At its best, philanthropy cultivates partnerships between different groups and organizations to further a common goal. The partnership between TVMF...

10/11/2023

DYK an estimated 56 percent of dogs and 60 percent of cats in the U.S. are overweight or obese? In observance of National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, take some time to read about the importance of keeping your pet within a healthy weight range, as it reduces associated health risks.

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There are many risks in pet obesity that a Texas pet owner should be aware of; learn to manage your pet's weight by looking at the following tips.

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