Karnes City Veterinary Hospital

Karnes City Veterinary Hospital Serving Karnes County and surrounding areas. Shawn T. Gilmore, DVM
Teresa M. Gilmore, DVM

12/02/2024

As many cat lovers know, cats can be quirky about how they like to receive affection. This article gives you some tips on how to show affection to your cat while respecting their boundaries.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/feline-love-bites/

11/29/2024

Did you know pets can experience deafness due to genetics, aging, or health issues? White coats, blue eyes, and certain breeds like Border Collies and Great Danes are more prone to hearing loss. Deaf pets can still lead happy lives with a few accommodations—such as using hand signals and ensuring safe spaces. Learn more about how to recognize and support deaf pets in this helpful article.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/deafness-in-pets/

11/26/2024

While it’s tempting to share your food with pets this Thanksgiving, table scraps can lead to health issues—think upset stomachs, obesity, or even toxic reactions from common ingredients. Instead, consider pet-safe treats, and keep holiday dishes out of paws' reach! Learn more about safe feeding practices to keep your pet happy and healthy.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/table-scraps-for-pets/

11/20/2024

Just like people, dogs can experience cognitive decline with age, sometimes resembling Alzheimer’s disease. Symptoms might include confusion, disrupted sleep, and changes in behavior. Recognizing early signs can help pet owners provide the best care and support for their furry friends. Check out this article to learn more about canine cognitive dysfunction and ways to improve quality of life.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/alzheimers-disease-dogs/

11/12/2024

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Cancer is a leading health concern in pets, and early detection can make all the difference. Knowing the warning signs—like lumps, weight loss, or behavioral changes—can help catch it sooner. Read more about cancer in pets and ways to support early diagnosis and treatment options in this informative article.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/cancer/

11/08/2024

Did you know diabetes can affect both dogs and cats? Pets with diabetes may show signs like increased thirst, weight loss, and changes in appetite. Early detection and proper management, including a balanced diet and insulin therapy, are key to helping pets lead healthy, happy lives. Learn more about symptoms, diagnosis, and how to support diabetic pets in this article.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/diabetes-mellitus-in-your-dog-and-cat/

11/05/2024

November is National Senior Pet Month! With the advancement and growth of veterinary medicine over the past few decades, our pets are living longer, healthier, and happier lives than ever before. While this is wonderful for the human-animal bond, it also means we should be aware of normal aging changes, such as an increase in anxiety, and things we can do as pet owners to make life a little more comfortable for our senior pets.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/anxiety-in-senior-dogs/

11/01/2024

November is National Adopt A Senior Pet Month – a month dedicated to helping older pets find loving forever homes. If you are considering adopting a senior pet, here are a few tips in taking care of your new senior furry family member.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/caring-for-your-senior-pet/

10/21/2024

Godzilla. Reptar. Yoshi. The Geico Gecko. Those two lizards that always hang out around your back porch. These are just a few of the famous reptiles we love. But on October 21, we celebrate all of our cold-blooded friends. Before you commit to caring for an exotic pet, here are a few tips on what to know before getting your new exotic pet.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/what-to-know-before-getting-an-exotic-pet/

10/09/2024

An estimated 56 percent of dogs and 60 percent of cats in the U.S. are overweight or obese. In observance of National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, take some time to read about the importance of keeping your pet within a healthy weight range, as it reduces associated health risks.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/obesity-puts-your-pet-at-risk/

Address

1962 Highway 80
Karnes City, TX
78118

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 11:45am
1:15pm - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 11:45am
1:15pm - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 11:45am
1:15pm - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 11:45am
1:15pm - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 11:45am
1:15pm - 5:30pm

Telephone

(830) 780-2170

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