🎉✨ Happy New Year from all of us at Chachere Veterinary Clinic! ✨🎉
As we say goodbye to 2024 and welcome 2025, we want to thank each and every one of our clients for trusting us to care for your beloved pets. 🐾 Your support means the world to us!
May the new year bring you and your furry family health, happiness, and plenty of tail wags and purrs. 🐕🐈 Cheers to a fantastic year ahead!
#HappyNewYear #ChachereVetClinic #Welcome2025
Join us as we unwrap three key
categories in holiday pet safety.
From trees to treats to everything in between, learn how to create a pet-friendly be holiday environment. 🎁
🚨 Signs of Poisoning: Vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, loss of appetite.
📞 Poison Control & Emergency Vet Visits:
Save the National Poison Control Help Line at 1-800-222-1222.
🚨 For emergencies, please contact us during normal business hours, or for after hours emergency care, check our website footer or the clinic's voicemail for recommended emergency clinic information.
#PetSafety #HolidayHazards #ChachereVetTips #CVCPets
Labor Day Closure
📅Our last day open this week is Friday, 8/30. We will be closed on Saturday for the long weekend and will reopen with regular hours on Tuesday, 9/3. Be sure to schedule any appointments and pick up any products your pets may need before the holiday! Plan ahead to ensure your pets are well taken care of during the break! 🐾 #LaborDay #CVCPets #ChachereVetClinic
Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads out there, including our incredible team members who are dedicated fathers!
Today, we celebrate the love, care, and hard work you put into being great role models for your children and fur babies alike. 🐾💙
Thank you for all that you do! We are proud to have such wonderful dads on our team. Enjoy your special day!
#FathersDay #VetDads #ChachereVetClinic #CVCTeam #FurDad
🌴🐾 Spring break is around the corner!
Large or small, don't forget to schedule your pet's yearly wellness appointments at Chachere Vet Clinic.
Whether it's time for their annual check-up, vaccinations, dental cleaning, deworming, or microchipping, we've got you covered.
Beat the rush and book your appointment in advance to ensure your pet stays happy and healthy all year round - Call the clinic today!
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📍 3907 FM 1960, Dayton, TX 77535
📞 (936) 258-9454
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#ChachereVeterinary #ChacVet #CVCPets #SpringBreakPrep #SpringBreak2024 #PetWellness #ChachereVetClinic
March Madness, pet edition, is coming soon! 🏀🐾
Join us for Microchip Madness at Chachere Vet Clinic beginning March 1.
Score big on pet safety with a microchip—the ultimate game-changer for peace of mind!
Don't let your furry friend sit on the sidelines—get the ball rolling by giving us a call to schedule their microchip appointment today!
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📍 3907 FM 1960, Dayton, TX 77535
📞 (936) 258-9454
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#ChachereVeterinary #ChacVet #MarchMadness #MicrochipMadness #ProtectYourPet #HomeAgain #CVCPets
The cold weather will soon swoop in, bringing freezing temperatures from this weekend into next week. Here are essential tips to ensure the well-being of both indoor & outdoor pets as well as your livestock!
First and foremost, bring your pets inside if you can make it possible.
For indoor & outdoor pets:
1. Warm Shelter: Provide a well-insulated shelter with dry bedding. Make sure it's elevated to avoid cold ground contact for outdoor or strays that may roam near you.
2. Layer Up: For dogs, especially short-haired breeds, consider using sweaters or jackets to keep them warm during walks.
3. Heated Bowls: Ensure access to fresh, unfrozen water by using heated bowls to prevent dehydration.
4. Paw Care: Check paws for ice and snow buildup. Use pet-safe ice melts on walkways to protect their paws.
5. Food Intake: Just like humans, dogs and cats rely on calories for energy—and food provides the calories to fuel activities that help keep our fur friends warm, such as exercising and shivering.
6. Pet-Proof Your Home: keep potential hazards out of reach, be cautious with space heaters and fireplaces, and replenish your pet's distractions. If using ice melt, opt for pet-safe varieties to protect their paws.
7. Manage Outdoor Time Wisely: Shorten the duration of outdoor activities during very cold days, especially for short-haired pets.
8. Indoor Potty Solution: Utilize training pads for dogs in a warm spot in your home and proper training. For outdoor needs, clear a snow patch, creating a designated spot. Cats also need warmth, so move their litter box to a cozy area.
9. Pet First Aid Kit: Prepare for winter emergencies by assembling a pet first aid kit, including bandages, tweezers, hydrogen peroxide, and more. Also, keep a four-day supply of food, water, and necessary medications for your pet.
10. Know the Signs of Frostbite and Hypothermia: Watch for signs of frostbite like discoloration and swelling, and be aware of hypothermia symptoms such as diffic
Wishing you and your furry companions a day filled with warmth, joy, and the magic of the season! Merry Christmas from all of us at Chachere Vet Clinic! #MerryChristmas #PetLove #ChachereVetClinic #CVCPets
