FM 685 Animal Hospital

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day! 🐾 Show your furry friends some extra love today. Share a photo of your pet below!

02/14/2025

Pet of the ✨WEEK✨ and in Honor of Valentines day ♥️

🐾 Oakley 🐾 (to the right) This fur baby is 11 years old, and seems to have found some love - with Maxine (to the left) one of our technicians fur baby. Oakley is brought in by his wonderful mother, and we look forward to seeing them, and continue to give all the love when they do.

02/14/2025

✨"We have some exciting news! Hazel, our beloved, has officially found her forever home and is now happily adopted by a wonderful family, our very own Amy Blaschke✨ Couldn't have gotten adopted by a better family - 🥲

✨Meet Hazel✨
An adult dog whose spirit is as vibrant as her personality. With a heart full of sweetness and curiosity, Hazel is always ready for a playful romp or a cuddly moment. Her energy is infectious, filling any room with joy. She loves to play tug-of-war, and learning new commands. However, Hazel prefers to be the only dog in her kingdom, and would thrive best in a mature household without other pets or young children.
Her loyalty is unmatched, promising a devoted companion for those who understand her needs. While Hazel may have her quirks, she's a wonderful friend waiting for the right home. Adopt Hazel, and let her bring a unique sparkle to your life. 🐾

02/13/2025

Meet Diesel! 🐾❤️ This brave kitty is currently undergoing treatment for Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP), a once-fatal disease that now has a chance at remission with the right care. FIP is caused by a mutation of the feline coronavirus and can affect a cat’s organs, leading to severe symptoms.

Diesel is a fighter, and we’re honored to be part of his journey! If you have questions about FIP or think your cat may be showing symptoms, give us a call. Let’s keep our feline friends healthy together! 🐱✨

02/13/2025

✨ The Importance of Registering your Pets Microchip ✨

Remember that having the microchip placed is only the first step, and the microchip must be registered in order to give you the best chances of getting your pet back. It Is Easy To Even Update Your Personal Information And Keep It Safe.

5 REASONS TO MICROCHIP YOUR PET: https://www.countryvet.net/blog/5-reasons-to-microchip-your-pet.html

Microchipping FAQ: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/microchips-reunite-pets-families/microchipping-faq

Pet Microchipping isn’t currently mandatory in the United States, but it is a practice that is highly recommended by veterinarians across the

02/12/2025

Love is in the air! ❤️ Remember to keep chocolates and flowers out of paw’s reach.

02/09/2025

February is National Cat Health Month! 🐱 Let’s celebrate our feline friends by prioritizing their health and happiness. Cats deserve the best care all year long!

02/05/2025

✨It's that time of year again!!✨

For the month of February FM is offering a
"Dental Month Promotion Discount"

↓↓ Details Below ↓↓

02/05/2025

Winter is here! ❄️ Keep your pets safe and cozy with these tips:

✨ Limit outdoor time in freezing temperatures.
✨ Wipe their paws after walks.
✨ Provide warm bedding away from drafts.

Stay safe and enjoy the season with your furry friends!

02/04/2025

February is Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷 Regular dental care helps keep your pet healthy and happy!

01/30/2025

A healthy pet is a happy pet! Share one new habit you’ll start for your pet’s well-being in 2025. 🐾✨

01/28/2025

Protect your pets, protect their future! Vaccinations are vital to keeping your furry friends safe from preventable diseases. Stay on schedule and give them the care they deserve.

01/27/2025

There's No Season for Heartworms!!

⭐️Fun Fact⭐️

• Dogs and cats aren’t the only species that can be infected by heartworms. Ferrets, sea lions, wolves, coyotes, foxes, and in rare instances, humans can also become infected with heart worms. Since wild life, such as foxes and coyotes, live close to urban areas they are considered important carriers of disease

• Heartworm preventatives work by eliminating the immature (larval) stages of the heartworm parasite. This includes the infective larvae deposited by the mosquito as well as the following larval stages that develop inside our pets. Giving heartworm prevention late can allow immature larvae to become adults, which is poorly treated by monthly preventatives.

For more information on heartworms you can go to: www.heartwormsociety.org

01/25/2025

Keep your pets entertained during the chilly months! Puzzle feeders, indoor games, and new toys can work wonders. Share your pet’s favorite activity!

01/22/2025

If your cat could talk, what would they ask you? On Answer Your Cat's Questions Day, it's the perfect time to ponder their mysteries and give them all the attention they deserve!

01/21/2025

❄️ Due to inclement weather our office will have a delayed opening tomorrow, Tuesday the 21st until 12pm. Hope everyone stays safe out there. ❄️

Our sister locations Pflugerville Animal Hospital and Five Star Veterinary Center will also be delaying their opening until 12pm.

01/16/2025

Get outside and enjoy Walk Your Dog Month! A daily stroll boosts your pet’s health and keeps their tail wagging. 🐕 Where’s your favorite walking spot?

01/15/2025

Pet of the ✨WEEK✨

To start off the NEW YEAR!
This sibling duo is being cared for by a mother & daughter duo—this is 🐾Kozmo & Benji🐾, 4-month-old Shih Tzus. Our team can not get enough of all 5 lbs. of these fur babies. Thank you to their mommas, who are just as wonderful as they are. 🥰