Highland Animal Hospital- Big Spring, TX

11/19/2025

Memosa has typed up her bio for our website... what do you think??
Memosa
“THE BOSS IN TRAINING”
I came to Highland Animal Hospital in 2025, I was found by a client of ours. She brought me here to Highland Animal Hospital for vaccinations and a stay here so I could get used to human company. I had been living on the streets, so I was a little afraid of people. I turned on my kitty charm and won the hearts of the staff. The rest is history, and I became “The Boss in Training.” Although I still have a lot to learn from Mouse; but she gets annoyed by me FAST, so training is slow.
I enjoy my food very MUCH, Temptation treats are FANTASTIC, I will not leave anyone alone until I get them. I will knock things off shelves and scream if I am being ignored.
I also enjoy hiding and jumping out at people or dogs as they walk by and LOVE opening drawers and cabinets and hiding in those too.
I am not real afraid of dogs yet, maybe not so smart of me. I have not gotten brave enough to wander to the front of the building yet, that pet door is scary. One day soon I hope to be greeting the clients and letting them pet me, but I am still working on my kitty manners.

11/17/2025

We are getting ready for the Thanksgiving holiday and wanted to remind everyone to get their food and medication refills before we close on 11-26-25.

11/15/2025

We would like to congratulate Dr. Roeder and her husband on the
birth of their son!
💙Congratulations💙

11/14/2025

Best team in the universe. Apparently it’s Practice Manager week, they gave me the sweetest card that they all wrote very sweet things, a couple of gift cards and this beautiful flower arrangement and yummy candle and a cup that is not shown yet! I feel so loved! 🥰 Thank you team. I love you all!

11/11/2025

Thank you to all that served our country. Thank you for all your sacrifices.🇺🇸

11/10/2025

Canine distemper virus (CDV) is a highly contagious viral disease that affects primarily carnivores, including wildlife species.
Animals Affected:
Canids (coyotes, foxes, wolves)
Mustelids (skunks, raccoons)
There have been multiple fox and raccoons in our area that have been tested and have come back positive for Distemper. If you are feeding cats or dogs outside, it is recommended to pick the bowls up so that wildlife is not eating and contaminating your pet's food/bowls. Teach your animals to eat when the food is down. Put the food down for 15-20 minutes let them eat and then pick it up and feed them twice a day this way. This will also help on weight management, if you are not letting them free feed.
**Making sure your pets are up to date on their vaccines is also VERY important!!**

11/10/2025

We are having phone issues today. Go to our website to schedule an online appointment!

11/05/2025

Want to wish Dr. Roeder a very Happy Birthday today!! Hope you have a fantastic day. We love you!!

10/31/2025

Aren’t they cute!!

10/31/2025

10/31/2025

🎃 Spooky Schedule Alert! 👻

We’ll be closing 3:30 PM today
so our ghouls and goblins can get ready for our
🎃 Trunk or Treat Celebration! 🎃

Come join us from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
for treats, tricks, and a howling good time!

🕸️ Thanks for your understanding and have a fang-tastic Halloween! 🕸️

Highland Animal Hospital 🐾