Avondale Haslet Animal Clinic

Avondale Haslet Animal Clinic We are a full-service, small animal veterinary clinic which includes boarding! Are you looking for exceptional pet care in Haslet, TX?

Look no further than Avondale Haslet Animal Clinic! Led by Dr. Jim Jordan, a dedicated and experienced Haslet veterinarian, our veterinary clinic and animal hospital are your partners in ensuring your pets' well-being. At Avondale Haslet Animal Clinic, we're not just a veterinary facility – we're your source of knowledge and guidance on maintaining your pets' year-round health through optimal nutr

ition and exercise. Our passionate team remains at the forefront of the latest advancements in veterinarian technology. Above all, we uphold the value of treating every animal with the utmost love and care during check-ups, procedures, and surgeries.

Looking for a new friend? Check out Humane Society of North Texas Mega adoption event!
08/17/2024

Looking for a new friend? Check out Humane Society of North Texas Mega adoption event!

I need your help to bring hope to the pets who come into our care in 2024! Last year, we touched the lives of more than 17,000 pets, but only through the financial support of generous donors. Please make your gift to help fund our lifesaving work in the new year!

07/19/2024
07/19/2024

The hospital has a vehicle key fob that has yet to be claimed. If you believe it may be yours, please contact us with a description!

Exciting news! Dr. Tess and Dr. Kramer are moving to Colorado at the end of July to open a new practice. While we’ll mis...
07/15/2024

Exciting news! Dr. Tess and Dr. Kramer are moving to Colorado at the end of July to open a new practice. While we’ll miss them at Avondale Haslet Animal Clinic, we’re excited for their new journey and want to assure you that our dedicated team will continue to provide the same exceptional care for your pets.

Join us in wishing them all the best! For questions or appointments, contact us. Thank you for trusting Avondale Haslet Animal Clinic.

Paws off our pets, parasites! 🐾 This season, we’re bringing you some great deals on preventatives - so those heartworms,...
07/10/2024

Paws off our pets, parasites! 🐾 This season, we’re bringing you some great deals on preventatives - so those heartworms, fleas, and ticks can bug off!

When you buy preventatives from our hospital, they come with a satisfaction guarantee. If your pet develops parasites, we've got you covered–with vendor-backed support ranging from product reimbursement to full coverage of related care.

For more details, visit https://avondalehasletanimalclinic.com/services/wellness-prevention/parasite-prevention

07/10/2024

It's officially hot enough to bake cookies on our dashboards, so it's time to talk about summer safety for TOE BEANS!

Determining whether it's too hot to take your pup out for their walk takes just five seconds by placing the back of your hand against the pavement. If you can't hold it comfortably for five seconds, you need to find a different time.

Early morning is your best option for a safe walk during the Texas summer, but a late-night excursion will still be safer than midday or early evening.

We also encourage you to stick to walking on grass when you can and consider buying protective footwear for your pup. Suspect your pet has heat-injured paws? Reach out to your vet ASAP.

Seals ashore!
07/07/2024

Seals ashore!

We're taking a paws-itive break tomorrow to celebrate the holiday with our loved ones. If your pet needs urgent care, ca...
07/03/2024

We're taking a paws-itive break tomorrow to celebrate the holiday with our loved ones. If your pet needs urgent care, call Flower Mound Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center, Veterinary Emergency Group or Animal Emergency Hospital of North Texas Wishing you a tail-wagging holiday!

Fireworks and celebrations are a big part of July 4th, but for many animals, the loud noises and unfamiliar sights can b...
07/02/2024

Fireworks and celebrations are a big part of July 4th, but for many animals, the loud noises and unfamiliar sights can be stressful and frightening. Here are some tips to keep your pets safe and happy on Independence Day:

Keep them indoors: The safest place for your pet during fireworks displays is indoors. Create a cozy and quiet space for them, away from windows and doors. You can use a crate, a quiet room, or even a bathroom.

Provide distractions: Turn on calming music or white noise to help mask the sounds of fireworks. Provide your pet with chew toys or puzzle feeders to keep them occupied.

Update their ID tags: Make sure your pet's collar fits securely and that their ID tags are current. If your pet doesn't have a microchip, consider getting one. This will help ensure they can be returned to you if they become lost.

Be mindful of toxic substances: Keep pets away from fireworks, lighter fluid, sparklers, and leftover barbecue food. Many common human foods can be toxic to pets, including onions, grapes, and chocolate.

Never leave pets unattended outside

Plan Ahead: If your pet has anxiety around loud noises, please make an appointment to discuss anti-anxiety medication.
07/01/2024

Plan Ahead: If your pet has anxiety around loud noises, please make an appointment to discuss anti-anxiety medication.

07/01/2024
06/27/2024

Where did the latest AHS Heartworm Incidence Survey find heartworms? in ALL 50 states.

Your friends trust you the most when it comes to referrals - especially for their pets. It’s humbling to have so many cl...
06/25/2024

Your friends trust you the most when it comes to referrals - especially for their pets. It’s humbling to have so many clients recommended by their friends and family, and we want to show you our love and appreciation!

Any time you refer a new pet parent to our hospital, you will both receive a $50 credit towards your next visit! 👏

To re-fur your people, visit https://avondalehasletanimalclinic.com/patient-resources/refur-a-friend

‘Tis the season for fun in the ☀️! If your pet needs some freshening up, give us a call to book their bathing appointmen...
06/24/2024

‘Tis the season for fun in the ☀️! If your pet needs some freshening up, give us a call to book their bathing appointment!

We will be closed on July 4th. Please, call for your medication refills and about any anxiety concerns before then!
06/20/2024

We will be closed on July 4th. Please, call for your medication refills and about any anxiety concerns before then!

Today marks the first day of summer! 😎 How are you and your pet going to spend the first official day of the season?
06/20/2024

Today marks the first day of summer! 😎 How are you and your pet going to spend the first official day of the season?

Happy Juneteenth! We proudly stand with those who have fought and continue to fight for freedom for all. ✨
06/19/2024

Happy Juneteenth! We proudly stand with those who have fought and continue to fight for freedom for all. ✨

Happy Father’s Day to all of the paw-some dads out there, to humans and furry friends alike!
06/16/2024

Happy Father’s Day to all of the paw-some dads out there, to humans and furry friends alike!

Ready to truly turn on that summer state of mind? 🏖️ Call us today to book a wellness check for your pet so you can enjo...
06/14/2024

Ready to truly turn on that summer state of mind? 🏖️ Call us today to book a wellness check for your pet so you can enjoy the season without a care in the world!

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/

Planning a fun trip for the Fourth of July? Don’t fur-get to book a vacay for your pet, too! Give us a call today to boo...
06/11/2024

Planning a fun trip for the Fourth of July? Don’t fur-get to book a vacay for your pet, too! Give us a call today to book their boarding spot. ✅

If you’ve been thinking about adopting a feline friend, Adopt a Cat Month is the purr-fect opportunity! Explore adoptabl...
06/04/2024

If you’ve been thinking about adopting a feline friend, Adopt a Cat Month is the purr-fect opportunity! Explore adoptable cats at your local animal shelter and fall in love. 🐈❤️

Did you adopt your cat from a shelter? We would love to hear your stories!

It’s National Heatstroke Awareness Day. It's getting hot out there, and we want to make sure you’re aware of how you can...
05/31/2024

It’s National Heatstroke Awareness Day. It's getting hot out there, and we want to make sure you’re aware of how you can help prevent heatstroke in your furry friends this summer! ☀️

If you have any questions or are concerned that your pet might be experiencing heatstroke, give us a call immediately.

Calling all existing clients: fetch a friend and reduce your spend! Enjoy a $50 credit towards future services when you ...
05/29/2024

Calling all existing clients: fetch a friend and reduce your spend!
Enjoy a $50 credit towards future services when you make a referral (and so will your friend!)
Ask our team for more details. 💭

Address

1321 Avondale-Haslet Road
Haslet, TX
76052

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18174395252

Website

https://www.instagram.com/ahanimalclinic/

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