Southwest Veterinary Dermatology

12/03/2024

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁 🦃🍁
We will reopen Tuesday morning at 8 am 🦃🍁🦃🍁

11/27/2024

Please share this post as this poor baby was found in the Walmart parking lot on 1960 & Walters. One of our clients is currently taking care of this fur baby. If you know who this dog may belong to, please contact: Lorna Palin at 808-377-0093. Thank you!

11/24/2024

11/24/2024

CELEBRATE RESPONSIBLY!

Constable Mark Herman's deputies will be out patrolling and on the look out for impaired drivers. If you observe any suspected drunk drivers call our dispatch or your local law enforcement.

DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE. GET A RIDE!

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11/23/2024

11/23/2024

Thanksgiving is a special time with friends and family, and as a part of our families, pets are often a part of the celebrations, too!

It is important to remind guests as well as our own families that many foods we eat are not healthy for pets, and some are actually toxic. These include:

Onions, garlic, shallots, leeks and chives (including onion and garlic powders) are toxic. Any food containing these ingredients will be toxic, too. (Stuffing, some mashed potatoes, etc)

Fatty foods - foods high in fat can lead to digestive upset and pancreatitis

Bones and any string from turkey or other meats are choking hazards and may cause an intestinal obstruction

Dairy can cause digestive upset

Raisins, currants and grapes are toxic to dogs

Sugar-free desserts containing xylitol are toxic to dogs

Chocolate is toxic

Coffee, tea and alcohol are not safe for pets

Macadamia nuts are toxic to dogs, and walnuts are high in fat (as all nuts are) and they can grow a mold that is toxic.

Nutmeg in very large amounts is dangerous for humans and pets, but small amounts in our dishes should be ok. Just keep the jar of nutmeg out of reach!

Those dinner rolls sitting out to rise? Any raw dough presents a danger - the yeast reacts with the body heat of the animal and continues to rise in their stomach, creating a medical emergency. Keep cooked breads away from pets, too.

And don't forget the temptation of the trash. Make sure that trash is kept in a place safely away from curious pets, and that plates are cleared from the table. If your pet(s) eat something that you are concerned about, you may call ASPCA Poison Control Center (888-426-4435) or the Pet Poison Helpline (855-764-7661) for expert help (Note: charges may apply), or you can come straight to our hospital. As always, we will be here for you and your pet if you need us!

🦃Want to include your pet in the festivities with their own Thanksgiving "meal?" A little pure pumpkin with nothing added, a bite of white meat turkey, a small scoop of plain sweet potatoes (cooked) and few green beans are great choices *in moderation* for most pets! It is always best, however, to stick to their normal diet.

Happy Early Thanksgiving!

11/22/2024

Same-day vet appointments available for pets in Cypress! Livewell Animal Hospital of Cypress, a full-service animal hospital, is here to provide top-quality care for your cuddly cats and dogs.

11/22/2024

11/19/2024

11/11/2024

I couldn’t have said it better 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Thank you to ALL the veterans - 2 legged and 4 legged—who have served ! Home of the Free Because of the Brave! We salute you today and Every day!