Memorial Villages Animal Hospital would like to wish a Happy Father's Day to all the pet dads!
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Flea and tick season is in full swing!
Our June special is 15% off Bravecto and Revolution.
Call the clinic today to get yours!
281-819-1882.
🐾💖 February Dental Health Month 💖🐾
This February, brighten your pet’s smile with 20% OFF all canine and feline dental services at Memorial Villages Animal Hospital! 🦷✨
Healthy teeth lead to happy pets. Don’t miss out on this special offer to ensure your furry friend’s oral health is in top shape. Book your appointment now and let’s make those pearly whites shine!
📆 Limited spots available – reserve now! 📞 Call us: 281-819-1882 🌐 Visit: www.mvahpets.com
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Dental care is crucial for the overall health and well-being of cats. Here are some key reasons why cat dental care is important:
* Prevents Periodontal Disease: Just like in humans, plaque and tartar can build up on a cat’s teeth, leading to periodontal disease. This can cause pain, tooth loss, and infection.
* Avoids Systemic Health Issues: Dental problems in cats can lead to more serious systemic health issues. Bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream and affect organs like the heart and kidneys.
* Reduces Bad Breath: Regular dental care can significantly reduce bad breath in cats, which is often caused by bacteria and decaying food particles in the mouth.
* Pain Relief: Dental issues can be painful for cats. Taking care of their teeth can prevent discomfort and improve their quality of life.
* Early Detection of Dental Problems: Regular dental check-ups can help detect dental problems early, making treatment more effective and less invasive.
* Improves Overall Health and Longevity: Good dental health is a key component of overall health. Cats with healthy teeth and gums are generally healthier and may live longer lives.
* Enhances Eating and Nutrition: Dental problems can make it painful for cats to eat, leading to malnutrition or weight loss. Proper dental care ensures that they can eat comfortably and get the nutrition they need.
It’s recommended to have regular veterinary dental check-ups for your cat, along with daily brushing at home if possible. Dental treats and diets can also help in maintaining oral hygiene.
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Have a great day!
Memorial Villages Animal Hospital
(281) 819-1882
Enjoy 25% off your pet's Cytopoint injection – a targeted treatment for allergic dermatitis – and comprehensive allergy workups.
Exciting News: MVAH is offering a special Allergy Relief Promotion this October! It's our gesture to ensure your pet says goodbye to those troublesome allergies!
Is your furry friend struggling with allergies? Don't let them suffer in silence! We're committed to making a difference at Memorial Veterinary Animal Hospital (MVAH).
As fall approaches, allergies can intensify, leading to irritation and discomfort for your furry friend. Watching them suffer is heartbreaking, and we understand that.
Our dedicated team is on standby, ready to provide the care and relief your pet rightly deserves. Experience the MVAH difference.
Don't let allergies diminish your pet's happiness. We're here to stand by you in ensuring their utmost comfort and well-being.
Book your appointment or call us Today! Make this fall season a soothing one for your furry friend!
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IT IS STILL HOT OUT THERE FOR OUR PETS!
🌞🐾 Managing the continued Elevated Temperatures in Houston
Greetings, Houston residents and devoted pet caregivers! As we reflect on this sweltering summer, the scorching temperatures may be gradually relenting from their peak in August. Nevertheless, it remains imperative to acknowledge that our furry companions continue to contend with the enduring heat. Thus, we extend a gentle yet essential reminder to prioritize the well-being and comfort of our beloved pets. The conclusion of this summer's heat may be within sight, but it has not yet bid us farewell entirely. 🌞🐾
Here are some professionally curated guidelines to ensure the comfort and health of our furry family members:
1. Hydration Prioritization:
Maintain an unwavering supply of fresh, cool water for your pets at all times. Adequate hydration is paramount to mitigating the effects of soaring temperatures! 🥤🐕
2. Mindful of Paw Conditions:
With Houston's pavement becoming exceptionally hot, exercise caution before taking your canine companion for a stroll. If the pavement is too hot for your hand, it's unequivocally too hot for their sensitive paws! 🐾🔥
3. Establishing Sheltered Retreats:
Deliberately craft shaded zones in your yard or outdoor spaces, where your pets can repose without exposure to direct sunlight. 😎🌳
4. Cooling Opportunities:
If your pet enjoys aquatic activities, facilitate access to a shallow pool or a sprinkler system for their recreational enjoyment and cooling relief. Verify their comfort with water-based activities beforehand!
5. Temporal Flexibility:
Schedule walks and outdoor play sessions during the cooler intervals of the day, such as early mornings or evenings. This approach ensures a more enjoyable experience for both you and your pet! 🌄🌙
6. Detecting Heat-Related Symptoms:
Stay vigilant for signs of heatstroke, including excessive panting, drooling, or lethargy. If you suspect heatstroke, promptly
Cruciate ligament injuries are another common orthopedic issue in pets.
These injuries occur when the ligaments that stabilize the knee joint are torn or damaged. Symptoms include lameness, swelling, and difficulty putting weight on the affected leg.
Treatment options include surgery, physical therapy, and medications.
Is your pet the ultimate foodie? Share their favorite treats and meals in the comments!
Did you know that one of the most common orthopedic issues in pets is arthritis?
Arthritis can be caused by a variety of factors including age, obesity, and joint injuries.
Symptoms include stiffness, difficulty walking, and difficulty climbing stairs.
If you notice any of these signs in your pet, it's important to speak with your veterinarian about treatment options.
