Taylor Veterinary Clinic

01/01/2025

2025 is here!!🎉 We're closed today to celebrate the New Year with our families. 🐾 We will be back to caring for your furry friends tomorrow. Wishing you and your pets a year filled with health and happiness!🎉🎊

P.S. If you're having a pet emergency, please contact East Texas Pet Emergency Clinic @ (903) 759-8545🆘

12/31/2024

12/11/2024

Look who came to visit!!🎄🎅

11/29/2024

🍗 Happy Thanksgiving 🍗
We are thankful for all of you and your sweet furbabies. 🫶🐕🐈
Have a safe and happy 'paw'liday!! 🐾

11/27/2024

📢ANNOUNCMENT📢
We will be closed this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday to celebrate this Thanksgiving holiday with our families. We will re-open with normal business hours on Monday, December 2nd @ 7:30am. In case of an emergency, please contact East Texas Pet Emergency Clinc @ (903) 759-8545.

11/11/2024

Happy Veterans Day!
From all of us at Taylor Veterinary Clinic, we want to express our sincere gratitude to all who have served our country, including the brave animals who have risked their lives alongside our troops. Your sacrifices and dedication have made our nation strong.

11/04/2024

No matter how careful we are with our pets, they can still get lost. While there is no sure way to prevent your pet from getting lost, you can help make sure they are returned home with a microchip. https://pbxx.it/8g1rBp

10/31/2024

🎃🐾Show us your fur-babies in their best Halloween costumes! Whether they're cute, spooky, or downright hilarious, we want to see them! 👻

📸 Share a photo of your pet’s costume in the comments below! Don’t forget to tell us their name and what they're dressed up as this year. Let’s fill the feed with festive, furry fun! 🎉

Happy Howl-o-ween from everyone at Taylor Veterinary Clinic! 🧡

10/30/2024

👻🎃 With Halloween just around the corner tomorrow, we’re getting ready for costumes, candy, and all things spooky! But while we celebrate, it’s important to keep our pets safe from hidden hazards, especially candy. 🍬🐾

🎃🍬 Halloween Candy & Pet Safety Reminder! 🍬🎃

Halloween treats are fun for humans, but they can be dangerous for pets. Here are a few tips to keep your pets safe:

Keep Candy Out of Reach: Chocolate and sugar-free candies (especially those with xylitol) are toxic to pets.
Be Aware of Wrappers: Candy wrappers can cause choking or digestive blockages if swallowed.
Pet-Safe Treats Only: Stick to treats made specifically for pets to let them join the fun safely.
Educate the Family: Remind kids to keep their candy stash out of reach and not to share treats with pets.
If you suspect your pet has eaten candy, contact us or an emergency vet right away. Let's keep Halloween safe for everyone! 🐾👻

10/29/2024

🐾😺 **Happy National Cat Day!** 😺🐾

At **Taylor Veterinary Clinic**, today we’re celebrating all of our feline friends and all the joy they bring to our lives! Whether they’re curled up on your lap, pouncing on their favorite toy, or giving you those irresistible purrs, cats have a special way of stealing our hearts.

Today, let’s give extra love to our cats! Share your favorite cat moments, and remember to schedule a wellness check-up to keep them healthy and happy! 🐱❤️

10/28/2024

📣ANNOUNCEMENT📣
Our practice is growing!!! We are excited that Dr. Noor Faisal, DVM, has decided to join our family! 🩺 (Dr. Noor) 🤸‍♀️🤸🤸‍♂️
💞 She studied at Texas A&M where she earned her Doctorate in 2022. 👩‍🎓 She jumped right in and started working at a multi-vet clinic in Tyler where she gained valuable experience. 👩‍🔬 She lives here in Longview with her family and has 14 rescue dogs and 6 cats. She is eager to continue to expand her knowledge with Dr. McClimon. 🩺🥼 She has a strong interest in ultrasound, pain management, and internal medicine. We are thrilled at the opportunity to be able to help more clients and patients because Taylor Vet Cares! 🐈🐕‍🦺

10/28/2024

Pet insurance is much more than just a financial decision for pet parents—it’s also an emotional one. No one wants to be caught in a situation where they must choose between their pet’s health and their financial means. https://pbxx.it/ucnTgT

10/27/2024

🐾🖤 **Happy National Black Cat Day!** 🖤🐾

Today, we celebrate the elegant and mysterious charm of black cats and to dispel the often misguided myths and superstitions that surround them. Often overlooked, these beautiful felines are just as loving and playful as any other. Whether they bring you luck or just a cozy cuddle, they deserve all the love and attention today!
Let's break the myths and show that black cats are purr-fect companions! Share a photo of your favorite black cat and spread the love! 🐱💕

10/26/2024

Halloween is a bewitching time, full of fun and fright. But the spooky festivities should never come at the expense of your four-legged companions. So, how can you keep your pet safe from the extra dangers lurking in the shadows? Let’s dive into how to keep your pet safe during Halloween! https://pbxx.it/8B1cAp

10/21/2024

Think black pets are bad luck? Don’t let outdated superstitions dim their shine. Read our latest article to see why black cats and dogs deserve your love:

10/19/2024

Investing in preventive care helps ensure our pets live their best lives, improves their bond with us and may lead to significant cost savings. Annual veterinary check-ups are a cornerstone of preventive care, as they ensure pets are up to date on vaccinations and identify early risks for common diseases.

10/19/2024

🎾🐕 **Happy National Fetch Day!** 🐕🎾

At **Taylor Veterinary Clinic**, we know there's nothing better than watching your dog chase after a ball... and then deciding to run in the opposite direction. 🤣 Whether they're fetch champions or more into the "you go get it" vibe, today is all about celebrating our pups' playful spirit!

So grab a ball, head outside, and remember—it's not about *who* gets the ball, it's about having fun (even if it's you doing all the fetching)! 😄

10/16/2024

🐾🐱 **October 16th is Feral Cat Day!** 🐱🐾

Feral cats are part of our community, but they often face challenges such as lack of food, shelter, and medical care. **National Feral Cat Day** raises awareness about these often-overlooked felines and promotes humane solutions like **Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)** programs to help control the population and improve their quality of life.
Here’s how you can help:
🐾 Support local TNR programs -- click https://tnrtexas.com/state-national which has a list of State and National resources to help
🐾 Provide food and shelter for community cats
🐾 Educate others about feral cats and their needs
Together, we can make a positive impact on the lives of feral cats! 🐾💙