Main Street Animal Clinic

12/02/2025

🐾 Happy National Mutt Day! 🐾
Today we celebrate the beautiful, quirky, one-of-a-kind faces of mixed-breed dogs. While “designer dogs” get most of the buzz, mutts bring their own special s***k, Yet they’re often the ones most overlooked. Sadly, mixed-breed dogs are at the highest risk of being abandoned and euthanized. In fact, around 80% of dogs in shelters are mutts, and purebreds are usually adopted much faster.
National Mutt Day was created in 2005 by animal advocate Colleen Paige to change that raising awareness, encouraging adoption, and helping more mixed-breed dogs find the families they deserve! ❤️

Whether you’re thinking about adopting or you simply want to show some love, here are a few easy ways to join in:

✨ Visit your local shelter—and maybe meet your future best friend
✨ Volunteer your time to give shelter pups some extra care
✨ Donate food, blankets, toys, or funds to support rescue efforts
✨ Share photos and stories of your favorite mutts to inspire others
✨ Already have a mixed-breed buddy? Treat them to extra snuggles, goodies, or a fun day out!

Let’s celebrate the beauty, joy, and uniqueness of every mutt. 🐶❤️

12/01/2025

❄️ Cold Weather Tips for Pets & Strays ❄️
Keep your furry friends safe and warm as the temps drop!

🐾 Bring pets indoors — Avoid leaving them outside or in the car during colder weather.
🐾 Keep them dry — After walks in rain or snow, dry off paws and fur to keep them comfy.
🐾 Create a cozy indoor spot — Have potty pads ready for pets who may struggle to go out in harsh conditions.
🐾 Layer up! — Short-haired pups will love a warm, comfy sweater or jacket.
🐾 Outdoor pets need proper shelter — The Safe Outdoor Dogs Act requires adequate protection and care during severe weather.
🐾 Check your car — Tap your hood before starting the engine to make sure no stray cats are hiding underneath. Clean up any antifreeze leaks—it’s toxic to pets.
🐾 Help the strays, too — Leave out spare blankets or towels to give community animals a warm place to rest.

Stay warm and look out for our four-legged friends! 💙

11/25/2025

🍁 Thanksgiving is almost here!
Please remember to check on any medication refills or other needs your pets may have ahead of the holiday.

We’ll be open today until 6 p.m., and we’ll resume our normal business hours on Monday, 12/01/2025.

From all of us at Main Street Animal Clinic, we wish you a warm and wonderful Thanksgiving! 🧡🐾

11/24/2025

🦃 Thanksgiving is almost here!
Just a reminder that we will be closed from Wednesday, 11/26/2025 through Sunday, 11/30/2025.

As we head into this delicious holiday, please remember to keep an eye on which Thanksgiving treats are safe and not safe for our beloved furbabies. 🐾❤️

Wishing everyone a warm, joyful, and safe holiday weekend! 🍁✨

11/20/2025

Hey FurParents! 🐾
We know weekdays can get crazy, and finding time for your pet’s needs isn’t always easy. That’s why we’re excited to remind you that we’ll be open this Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025, from 10am–2pm! Whether your fur baby needs a quick check-in, supplies, or some extra TLC, we’ve got you covered.
Wishing you all a wonderful week and a safe, relaxing weekend! 💛🐶🐱

11/18/2025

Pet parents, heads up! Some everyday foods and common household items can be toxic for your furbabies. 🐾❤️
A little awareness goes a long way in keeping them safe.
If you’re ever unsure whether something is pet-safe, give us a call. We’re always happy to help answer any questions. 📞
(Just a reminder: we can’t diagnose anything without seeing your pet in person.)
A few examples of toxic items include:
☕ Coffee & tea
🍫 Chocolate
🧼 Sugar-free gum
🧴 Household cleaners like Clorox and toilet bowl products
💊 Human antibiotics or prescription medications
If you suspect your pet has ingested something harmful, contact us or another veterinary professional right away. You can also reach the Pet Poison Hotline at 1-855-764-7661.
Main Street Animal Clinic (325)-658-5020
An always remember keeping our pets safe starts with awareness!

11/11/2025

10/27/2025

Schedule Update - Wednesday, Oct 29th🐾

08/29/2025

🍂 Fall Hours Update! 🍂

08/07/2025

This Friday (August 8th), Main Street Animal Clinic will be closing early at 12pm. If you need any medication refills, we recommend calling us at (325) 658-5020 to arrange a pickup.

We will return on Monday, August 11th. For any emergencies during our closure, please direct your pets to the nearest veterinary clinic. 🏥

We appreciate your understanding and thank you for trusting us with your pets' care! 🐶🐱💙

07/31/2025

🐶🐱 Pet parents, we need your vote! 🐾
What if you could ditch the monthly/trimonthly chews and give your pet just ONE injection a year to protect against fleas and ticks? 💉✨

Bravecto Quantum-
✅ Lasts all year
💰 Costs around $210–$280/year
📉 📉 That’s potentially cheaper than buying a year’s worth of chews ($280–$310, with rebate) — though chews can be purchased individually, monthly or every 3 months.
*Does not protect against heart worms and other intestinal worms.

Would you be interested?
👇 Tap the link to let us know!
Your feedback helps us decide if we should offer this at our clinic! ❤️

We're considering offering Bravecto Quantum, a yearly injection to protect your pet from fleas and ticks — as an alternative to the original monthly/trimonthly chews. The yearly injection cost would range around $210–$280 , paid upfront at the time of the injection. In comparison, the current Br...

06/03/2025

Heads up, pet parents! 🐾

Dr. Villarreal will be out of the office for the next upcoming Wednesdays, but our team is still here and ready to help with technician visits, refills, and more.

Give us a call at (325) 658-5020 or shoot us an email at [email protected] to plan ahead! 💙