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Monday 7am - 6pm Tuesday 7am - 6pm Wednesday 7am - 6pm Thursday 7am - 6pm Friday 7am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 3pm

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Valley Ranch Pet Clinic

Pets are a "BIG" part of our family and once you check-in with us, you will be too.
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11/11/2024

Meet our pet of the week "Melody" Such a cutie!! 😍🥰 Happy Monday everyone!!

11/05/2024

Meet our super cute pet of the week, Tilly - West Highland Terrier... Happy Tuesday everyone!!🥰😍

11/02/2024

Our Saturday hours have been extended!! We are now open from 8-3pm every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month!! We are also adding surgical procedures, to help accommodate your busy schedules!! Please call our Hospital for more information!! We look forward to hearing from you🥰

10/31/2024

Happy howl-o-ween from VRPC 🎃💀👻

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween, From Valley Ranch Pet Clinic!!👻🎃

10/29/2024

Meet our pet of the week Jolene... 🥰😍

10/23/2024

Everyone meet K9! K9 belongs to our lead technician and ultrasonographer Jessica. His case shows the importance of ultrasound and early detection of disease.

K9 presented to VRPC for a sedated nail trim. While sedated, Jessica performed an abdominal ultrasound on him. Upon ultrasound, K9’s spleen appeared mottled (abnormally textured). Dr. Capps performed a fine needle aspirate of his spleen that was sent for further review. His cytology came back inconclusive. Blood work revealed K9 was also anemic. A few months later, abdominal ultrasound was repeated which revealed an even more mottled spleen. Due to K9’s familial history of hemangiosarcoma (a highly malignant cancer arising from cells that normally create blood vessels), it was decided the best course of action was to remove his spleen before more disease developed and/or spread. Dr. Capps performed his splenectomy and did find a mass on his spleen that was the cause of the changes seen on ultrasound. We are happy to report K9 made a full recovery and is doing well!

We are still offering $150.00 OFF a full abdominal ultrasound with report until the end of October (regular price $399.00)! Please call our clinic for more information, and get your fur babies scheduled today!

10/19/2024

Ever wonder where the term Cats have 9 lives stemmed from?
An old Irish legend says that a witch could turn herself into a cat eight times, but on the ninth time she would remain a cat. This is the origin of the saying "A cat has nine lives".. Happy October everyone!!🎃🎃

10/17/2024

Happy ! Join us in celebrating the amazing veterinary technicians here at Valley Ranch Pet Clinic:

🐾 Jessica
🐾 Emily
🐾 Romario
🐾 Siena
🐾 Ben
🐾 Katherine
🐾 Lauren
🐾 Brynn

We are very grateful to have the absolute best of the best on our team. We appreciate their unwavering hard work, dedication, and commitment to caring for all of the pets in our community. Remember to thank your veterinary technicians this week when stopping by at VRPC!

10/15/2024

It's National Veterinary Tech Week!! Thank you to our amazing techs for all your hard work, dedication and care you give to our patients! We could not do it without you!🥰❤️🩷💙🩵

10/14/2024

Meet our pet of the week "Red" - The Goldendoodle🥰😍Happy Monday everyone!!

10/08/2024

October is going to be a Spooktacular month!! We will be offering $150.00 OFF a full abdominal Ultrasound with report! (Regular price $399.00) Call our clinic for more information and get your fur babies scheduled today!!🎃👻

10/08/2024

Meet our pet of the week "Sadie" -Great Pyrenees Akita mix!! 🥰😍Happy Tuesday everyone!!!💥

09/30/2024

Meet our pet of the week "Lexie", The beautiful Boston Terrier!🥰😍 Happy Monday!!!

09/26/2024

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09/24/2024

"Mogli" 2 year old male he's so loving and just wants pets and hugs all day!!🥰 P.S. He's also looking for his forever home. If interested please call our clinic!🥰

09/23/2024

Thank you for your generosity! We appreciate the towels and blankets we received this afternoon. whomever sent the Walmart order to us Thank you! Thank you!🥰💞💞💞

Address

455 Cimarron Trail
Irving, TX
75063

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 3pm

Telephone

+19725561966

Website

https://www.valleyranchpetclinic.com/

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Meet Jessica, our lead technician and certified ultrasound technician. Watch Jessica perform an ultrasound while getting to learn about them 🐾 Here are some common reasons our doctors will recommend an ultrasound. This list includes but is not limited to: 🩺 Preventative medicine 🩺 Suspicions of cancer or tumors 🩺 Assessing for free fluid 🩺 Monitoring/measuring lymph nodes 🩺 Visualizing bladder stones

Did you know VRPC offers a full surgical service? We perform soft tissue procedures such as cystotomies and mass removals, orthopedics (excluding TPLO and fracture repairs), eye procedures, routine spays/neuters, and dental cleanings to name few! 🩺🐾

Do you see the little squiggle in between all the red blood cells? That’s a baby heartworm (microfilaria). 🪱 What is heartworm disease? Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease in our pets. It’s caused by foot long worms that live in the heart, lungs, and associated vessels. 🪱 Why is heartworm disease bad? Affected pets can have severe lung disease, heart failure, and damage to other organs of the body. Serious heartworm burden can cause death (caval syndrome). Symptoms to watch for: mild persistent cough, exercise intolerance, fatigue after moderate activity, decreased appetite, and weight loss 🪱 How is heartworm disease transmitted? Heartworms are transmitted via mosquitoes. It only take 1 mosquito to bite and infect your pet. Mosquitoes are plentiful here in Texas. Because infected mosquitoes can come inside, both outdoor and indoor pets are at risk. Because of this, yearly heartworm prevention is highly recommended and is significantly less in cost than treating your pet for heartworms. Please visit https://www.heartwormsociety.org/heartworms-in-dogs for more information about heartworm disease.

Come tour our newly renovated side of the hospital where Dr.Capps sees her appointments! 🏥

Eye see what you did there 👁️👅👁️ A schirmer tear test is done when we suspect a patient might have keratoconjunctivitis sicca (dry eye). The testing strip is applied to the lower eye lid for 60 seconds and is then read. If the tear production is over 15mm/minute, this is normal.

🍇 Grapes & raisins Grapes and raisins have an unknown toxin (recently considered to be tartaric acid) that causes acute renal failure only in dogs. Symptoms include gastrointestinal signs such as vomiting followed by signs of acute renal failure. 🍫 Chocolate Chocolate contains methylxanthine alkaloids. Dogs are the most susceptible and are sensitive to toxicosis. Cats are sensitive, but intoxication is less common. Symptoms include vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, cramping, tachycardia, tachyarrhythmias, hypertension, central nervous system stimulation, restlessness, panting, hyperactivity, muscle tremors, hyperthermia, ataxia, weakness, seizures, and coma. 🧅 Onion Onion contains the toxin propyl disulfide. Disulfides produce oxygen free radicals which cause damage to red blood cell membranes, hemolysis, and Heinz bodies. Symptoms include anorexia, ataxia, tachycardia, tachypnea, dyspnea, and icterus.