Aggieland Animal Health Center & Pet Resort

11/21/2025

Weiss stopped by to see our hospital team today for his annual exam, vaccines, and heartworm test. He was such a brave fella — and he still loved us afterwards! 🐾❤️
We always do our best to minimize fear and anxiety during visits because we know it can be a little scary for our patients. Keeping pets comfortable, safe, and healthy is what we love most.

11/21/2025

Toby is practically shouting it from the rooftops… TOMORROW IS FRIDAY! 😱🎉
And with that hilarious facial expression, you know he means it! 😂🐾
Weekend vibes are officially loading!

11/20/2025

11/19/2025

Jasper, one of our Pet Resort cats, is convinced he owns the place…
Shhh, we won’t break the news to him that he actually doesn’t. 😼

11/18/2025

Kitty poses of the day! 😺💕
We love when our kitties adore us just as much as we adore them. Their sweet little moments always brighten our day!

11/15/2025

Saturday morning vibes at the Pet Resort… lounging around and taking it easy ☀️🐾

11/15/2025

Luke is pumped for Midnight Yell and ready to score some touchdowns tomorrow! 🏈👍🐾 Gig ’em!

11/14/2025

🐶Nothing says happiness like Watson’s ears during today’s Sniffari!🦮🐾We’re rolling into a fun weekend here at the Pet Resort with an amazing group of guests!

11/13/2025

Lucy is full of s***k and can hardly contain her excitement—Friday is almost here! 🎉🐶

11/11/2025

11/10/2025

🐾❄️ Staying warm and snuggly never looked so cute! Our guests at the Pet Resort at Aggieland Animal Health Center are wrapped up in cozy blankets and loving every minute of it. Whether it’s playtime or nap time, we make sure everyone stays comfy all season long! 💕🦴

11/08/2025

This is a drop of blood from a dog under our microscope. The three areas of movement that you see are microfilaria, or the larval stage of heartworms. These tiny worms will grow much larger and eventually lodge themselves into the major blood vessels of the heart and lungs ultimately causing heart failure. While this disease can be treated in dogs, treatment can be costly and uncomfortable for the patient. The disease can also affect cats but is untreatable.
Heartworm disease is transmitted by the bite of an infected mosquito, a common pest in our area that exists nearly year round. Prevention must also be year round in our area. Prevention is also very important for cats, even strictly indoor cats because mosquitoes easily get into houses when doors or windows are opened. There are many options of heartworm preventatives. Talk to your veterinarian today to see which products work best for your pet!