Mixed (Small & Large) Animal Veterinary Services Tri-County Vet is a family owned and operated hospital.
We have two doctors, Dr. Jeff Garner and Dr. Elizabeth Zwillenberg. Tri-County is open M-Thur 8am to 3pm, Fri. 8am to 2 pm, and one Saturday of each month from 8am to 2pm. For Small Animal Emergencies please see the following clinics information:
Emergency Animal Hospital of Collin County ~ Phone: (214) 547-9900
Grayson County Animal Emergency Clinic ~ 903-337-0898
Northeast Texas Emergency Vet Services ~ 903-454-9488
Summer is officially here! The weather is warm and the days are long so it's natural to spend more time outside with our pets. However, all that fun in the sun can cause heatstroke, especially in indoor animals that are not acclimated to the heat. This article outlines tips on keeping your pet safe as the weather continues to warm.
https://www.texvetpets.org/article/heatstroke/
Tired of long commutes and no work life balance? TCVS is a family owned private practice right here in your community for 20+ years, offering family friendly hours and no oncall or after hours shifts. Our awesome team is looking to add an additonal Licensed or Experienced Veterinary Technician - minimum 2 years vet tech experience required.
Apply on Indeed, link below:
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TCVS will be closed Monday, May 27th. If you need a prescription refill, please call our office no later than 12:00pm on Thursday for Friday pickup. Please allow 24 hours for processing.
Is your dog or cat keeping you up at night with his itching, licking and chewing? Does he get “hot spots” or ear infections every spring? He may have an allergy! Allergies can be frustrating because they cannot technically be cured, but here are some tips to keep your pet happy and itch-free.
Just like humans, dogs and cats can suffer from allergies. Here's how you can prevent and manage your pet's allergies.
Happy National Pet Week! Each day of this week celebrates a theme that raises awareness of responsible pet ownership. Today’s theme is “Socialize now: New doesn't have to be scary.” Help your pet get comfortable in new situations by exposing it safely to a variety of interactions with other animals, people, places, and activities. Everyone is more comfortable when pets are well socialized!
It's important to safely socialize puppies with positive interactions and classes so they grow into well-adjusted dogs.
Helpful Links to Educate and Keep Everyone Safe:
https://www.cdc.gov/rabies/index.html
https://www.cdc.gov/worldrabiesday/feature/index.html
https://ebusiness.avma.org/files/productdownloads/Rabies_2016.pdf
There are a lot of myths about heartworms floating around. Do you know the hard–and potentially life-saving–facts?
I have often found myself sucked into an episode of MythBusters on the Discovery Channel, hanging onto every experiment, hypothesis and outcome. The last show I saw was one where the group tested some common deterrents for driving away certain animals, and it got me thinking. Almost every day I am a...
Pets And The Solar Eclipse - A Texas A&M vet says the sudden increase in darkness during what should be the middle of the day may be puzzling and disorienting for pets.
A Texas A&M vet says the sudden increase in darkness during what should be the middle of the day may be puzzling and disorienting for pets.
It's National Heartworm Awareness Month, a perfect time to discuss heartworm prevention with your veterinarian. It’s especially important to be proactive about protecting pets in Texas, where the vehicle for heartworm disease—mosquitoes—runs rampant. Preventing heartworms is far easier, safer and more affordable than treating the disease, so partner with your veterinarian to protect your pet now.
Heartworms disease can affect dogs and cats, among other pets. Know more about this deadly disease and how to prevent your beloved pet from catching it.
Today is National Puppy Day! It 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.
To ensure puppies easily transition from puppyhood to adulthood, it's crucial to prioritize training and behavior modification.
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.
Animals that are under-stimulated are at an increased risk for behavioral problems. Fortunately these problems improve with appropriate enrichment.
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.
Cats require just as much attention and stimulation as dogs. Provide activities for your cat that enhance their social, mental and physical health.
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.
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....
February is Pet Dental Health Month. 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!
Facts and information on Texas pet dental care; mouth hygiene for your canine and other pets.
February is Dental Awareness Month but let’s celebrate all year long!!
As temperatures drop across Texas, be sure to take proper steps to keep your pets safe and warm. https://www.texvetpets.org/article/keeping-critters-cozy/?fbclid=IwAR2sp3N9QUgHO8H2t8yl2R4OLPScftXtjSg5_k9IgbcNqygBid1M5-5moO0
Cold fronts in Texas come out of nowhere. Here’s how to ensure your furry friend stays warm and cozy during this chilly time.
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?
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.
TCVS will be closed Saturday, December 30th, through Monday, January 1st. If you need a prescription refill, please call our office no later than 12:00pm on Thursday, 12/28/23, for Friday pickup, allowing 24 hours for processing.
Closed
Saturday 12/30/23 - Monday 1/01/2024
TCVS wishes you and your family a Very Happy Holiday Season!
NEW TCVS HOLIDAY PHOTO BOOTH!
Have fun with our lovable Grinch and his pooch Max! 💗
Happy December! They have outdone themselves this month on their door decorations! Please vote below in the comments for your favorite December Door.
December is 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.
Thank you to all who voted! November door was #4!
The girls are already working on their December doors!
TCVS is so thankful for our staff, fur & feather babies, and their owners! We hope you all have a very HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Here is some helpful food tips to keep those babies safe.
TCVS will be closed Thursday, November 23rd through Sunday, November 26th. We will reopen Monday, November 27th.
Reminder - If your pet needs a medication refill, or if your pet needs a prescription food refill, please let us know no later than 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 21st, for Wednesday pickup before 2:00 p.m. Please allow 24 hours for processing.
IT’S FALL YALL!! Here are our November Door Decoration Contestants! Please vote for your favorite!
Congratulations to Josie & Haley for winning the October Door Decoration Contest!
Thank you to all who voted! We will have new doors for November coming this week!
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. Give us a call at 972-924-3622 to schedule your senior pet's annual exam, be sure to ask about our Senior Pet Labwork Package.
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| Monday | 8am - 3pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 3pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 3pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 3pm |
| Friday | 8am - 2pm |
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