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Monday 8am - 12pm 1:30pm - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 12pm 1:30pm - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 12pm Thursday 8am - 12pm 1:30pm - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 12pm 1:30pm - 5:30pm

Alldredge Veterinary Hospital

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Alldredge Veterinary Hospital

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08/30/2024

EVERYONE PLEASE BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR OUR CLIENTS DOG TT!!! If you see or if you have found TT please call Darlene Trapp! 2816203348 💓

08/19/2024

Goodmorning everyone! 🌞
We are looking to add a member to our team but must be bilingual so please do not apply if not. This way we can better serve our growing community! Experience in reception work is a plus but we can train! If you have experience as a tech that's also a huge plus! Please send resumes to [email protected] ❤️ We hope everyone has a pawsome day! 🐾

07/12/2024

We have power and we are open!

07/11/2024

Purrfectly bored? Let's unleash our inner comedians and create a sign that'll have tails wagging and cats purring! Winner receives a free bravecto or revolution! Best saying will go on our sign outside the building. Keep it short since there is only 2 lines! READY. SET. GO!!!

07/02/2024

Heads up!! We hope you all enjoy time with your family and friends and most importantly make sure your furry friends are safe and comfortable! If you need any anxiety meds now is the time to call! Happy 4th!! 🎇🎆

06/18/2024

Who in the area does asphalt repair? All of the jackasses that use my parking lot as a shortcut are tearing up my asphalt over the culverts.

06/17/2024

For the month of July we will be doing a discount on Fridays for f***l testing!! Let's get 💩

06/13/2024

Yesterday we had two wonderful Golden Retrievers, ages 6 and 2, come in for elective surgical procedures. Both dogs had a history of eating a well-known and popular grain free diet for several years. In one dog, an arrhythmia (irregular heart beat) was detected so an x-ray of his chest was taken. His heart was enlarged, so an echocardiogram was scheduled for that afternoon. An x-ray was also taken of the other dog's chest as a precaution, and his heart was also enlarged. He was able to get an echocardiogram same day, as well.

The reports on both dogs just came back, and both of these gorgeous, otherwise perfectly healthy dogs have Dilated Cardiomyopathy. The cardiologist suspects that in both cases it is related to their diet. Thankfully, this condition was caught early, and when fed a traditional diet, their condition should hopefully reverse. Their cases are being reported to the FDA, along with the thousands of others from across the country.

There is no evidence to support feeding grain-free. Most pet allergies are related to environment (pollens, etc) or protein sources. Grain allergies account for a tiny fraction of all food allergies in dogs. Unfortunately, many dogs are becoming very ill or even dying from eating so-called "BEG" diets (boutique, exotic, grain-free), and the terrible thing is nutritionally mediated dilated cardiomyopathy is 100% preventable. There have been zero reported cases of NMDCM in dogs eating foods that meet WSAVA guidelines, currently made by Purina, Hill's, Iams/Eukanuba, or Royal Canin. We strongly suggest if you are feeding a "BEG" diet that you change your dog over to one of the brands listed above. If you have any questions specifically related to your pet, please call us.

We are so hopeful we caught this disease in time for our two beautiful patients to reverse their disease. Their very caring and dedicated owners have already changed their diet to one that meets WSAVA criteria. The articles below will help explain this disease, WSAVA guidelines, and why grain-free was more marketing than science.

http://vetnutrition.tufts.edu/2018/11/dcm-update/

https://www.wsava.org/WSAVA/media/Arpita-and-Emma-editorial/Selecting-the-Best-Food-for-your-Pet.pdf

http://vetnutrition.tufts.edu/2016/06/grain-free-diets-big-on-marketing-small-on-truth/

https://www.ucdavis.edu/news/dogs-fed-some-popular-diets-could-be-risk-heart-disease/

06/11/2024

July 4th is coming up and if you know your pet is not going to do good during these times please contact your vet!! July 3rd is not the day to do that. 😉

05/30/2024

With the temperatures rising and summer months ahead let's talk about heat exhaustion and heat strokes! Heat exhaustion and heatstroke in dogs can be caused by a combination of high temperatures, strenuous exercise, and underlying health issues. Dogs can't sweat like humans, so they rely on panting to cool down. Here are some ways to prevent heat exhaustion and heatstroke in dogs. Provide shade- Provide your dog with access to shade from vegetation or use your own shadow.
Provide water- Make sure your dog has access to fresh water and encourage them to drink frequently. You can also try frozen treats or wet food. Limit exercise- Avoid strenuous exercise on hot days, especially early in the day before the heat index rises. Keep dogs indoors- Keep dogs inside with air conditioning, especially brachycephalic breeds, elderly or obese dogs, and dogs with heart or lung disease. Don't leave dogs in cars- The inside of a car can be much hotter than outside, even on cool days. On an 80°F day, the temperature inside a parked car can reach 100°F in 10 minutes, and 130°F in 30 minutes. If your animal is showing any signs it is urgent that you bring your pet in asap. Just 10 minutes can mean life or death with your fur baby!!

05/29/2024

Okay everyone it's that time of year again where Parvovirus is on the rise!! We see it year round but during the warmer part of the year it's bad! So let's get to know exactly what we are dealing with. Canine parvovirus (CPV), also known as parvo, is a highly contagious and potentially deadly viral disease that affects dogs. It's especially dangerous because it's easy to spread and can have a long incubation period of 3–14 days. During this time, an infected dog may appear healthy, but it can still carry and spread the virus. Parvo is a gastrointestinal virus that can be deadly to dogs without treatment. It can be passed easily from dog to dog through direct contact with an infected pet or through f***s. Parvo can also live on soil for up to a year(but here in SE Texas way longer!) and on fabric and carpet for up to six months.
To protect your dog, you should vaccinate them against parvo. Puppies should receive their first vaccinations at 6, 8, and 12 weeks of age, and a booster vaccine between 14 and 16 weeks(Every vet does their vaccine routines differently there is no wrong way as long as your pet is getting them!!). You should take your dog to the vet as soon as possible if they are showing signs of canine parvovirus (CPV), also known as parvo, such as: Lethargy, Loss of appetite, Vomiting, Diarrhea(which may be bloody), Fever, Weight loss, Weakness, Dehydration, Depression or painful abdomen. Please stay informed on this virus and bring them for testing even if you're not sure, it's always better to be safe than sorry!

05/26/2024

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02/19/2024

Since February is Spay and Neuter Awareness Month here is an educational guide on the heat cycle! 🐕🐶🩸

02/15/2024

For those of you that tried to call in the last two days, the phones are back on. Att blamed it on a modem glitch, but, it’s Att so who really knows. However , after 2 1/2 hours on the phone, the phones are back on. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

02/15/2024

Our phones are back up and running!

We are sorry for the inconvenience!

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08/10/2023

AVH is now taking resumes for an open reception/ vet tech position. Qualified applicants are those with veterinary receptionist and/or veterinary tech experience. Please email resumes to [email protected] or bring them by the office at 16368 Hwy 105. For questions or directions, call 281-592-8387.

07/19/2023

11 week old kittens looking for a new family to curl up with. 🥰 Tabby is a female and black is a male. Please message us for info 😊

07/02/2023

Heads up! ❤️🤍💙

Address

16368 Highway 105
Cleveland, TX
77327

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 12pm
	1:30pm - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
	1:30pm - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
	1:30pm - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 12pm
	1:30pm - 5:30pm

Website

http://www.alldredgevet.com/

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