08/20/2024
On this special day, we honor our champion bowler, golfing sensation, and devoted veterinarian, Dr. Kendra Delaney, who spreads love and compassion wherever she goes. Happy Birthday!! We adore you! đŸ
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We are committed to providing high quality veterinary care by emphasizing prevention as well as healing. New patients are always welcome!
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We strive to offer the optimal course of diagnostic and treatment procedures for all patients. Cole Veterinary Hospital at Harmony, established in 2020, provides comprehensive veterinary care for pets in Spring, TX. Our team of experienced veterinarians offers services including wellness exams, boarding, and pet surgeries. We empower pet owners to make informed decisions about their animal's health and be the best pet parent they can be.
08/16/2024
Do you know why we recommend pre-visit medications for some pets? In most cases, it isnât because you have a âbadâ pet. Itâs because you have a nervous or stressed pet, and we can make that better!
Unfortunately, no matter how positive we try to make your babyâs visit, we still have to do some weird or uncomfortable things (holding them in ways they arenât used to being held, administering vaccines or other treatments, collecting lab samples, etc). Aside from that, throw in the weird smells, noises, other animals, or that car ride they hate, and we have a lot working against us.
Our team works hard each day to try to make visits as low stress or fear free as possible. We talk in soft tones or with high pitched baby voices, we offer lots of treats, we even approach and have primary touch points that are aimed at being as least threatening as possible. All while paying close attention to body language consistent with fear, anxiety, or stress.
Without intervention, stress tends to worsen each visit and can eventually lead to more severe anxiety or fear aggression.
Nemo had her anxiety medication last night and this morning. Her signs of anxiety are her vocalization, flicking tail, and ears pointed slightly outward. She still keeps the rest of her body relatively relaxed while focusing on her treat, and we were able to complete our exam to get her back to feeling her best. During her exam, we also talked about ways to decrease her stress even further for future appointments.
08/16/2024
Set and fur-get an order of your furry friendâs essentials with AutoShip on our online pharmacy. đ Keep your order cominâ without having to go further than your doorstep!
Visit our website to shop our online pharmacy today! Weâre here to help make shopping for your pet effortless. â
08/13/2024
August is National Immunization Awareness Month! Keeping your pet up-to-date on vaccinations is crucial so both of you can live your best lives. đâ€ïž
Here are 3 reasons to vaccinate your pet--which is an investment in your petâs health and your peace of mind. Give us a call today if your furry friend is in need of vaccinations!
08/07/2024
New artwork in the lobby from a clientâŠ.Itâs Amazing!!đ€©
08/05/2024
Booking an appointment for your pet has never been easier! To book online, simply visit our website to select the best appointment time for you, and weâll handle the rest. â
08/03/2024
If you ever wonder what goes on in our treatment area, hereâs a great example. đ¶
08/02/2024
Paisley was styling in her crocs while she was here for her visit yesterday đ
08/02/2024
Summer is a time for all the trips and travel! If you canât bring your furry friends along and want to leave them in paw-some hands, call us today to book their boarding stay. đČ
08/01/2024
We are so grateful for The Farmer's Dog thoughtful gesture of treats and goodies today! Thank you!
08/01/2024
Make protecting your pet against pesky parasites like heartworms, fleas and ticks as easy and affordable as paw-sible.
Learn how you can save up to $100 on preventatives by visiting https://colevet.com/services/wellness-prevention/parasite-prevention đ
07/29/2024
Our online pharmacy makes it easy for you to get everything you need to keep your pet happy and healthyâall in one place! đ Get veterinary-approved items delivered straight to your door by visiting our website today.
07/26/2024
Annual testing is a proactive way to care for your petâs health. Early detection bloodwork is a group of simple tests that check everything from your petâs heart to lungs to thyroid and everything in between. Call us to schedule an appointment for early detection bloodwork today. Your pet will thank you!
Learn more about early detection bloodwork at https://colevet.com/services/wellness-prevention/early-detection-blood-tests?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=edb&utm_content=sow_Ent_HOSPCOLHAR
07/19/2024
Did you know you can book a wellness exam for your pet with usâanywhere, anytime? *Round of appaws* đČđ Visit our website today to book their appointment!
07/15/2024
Itâs Pet Fire Safety Awareness Day! Did you know The National Fire Protection Association estimates that homeowners' pets accidentally start nearly 1,000 home fires yearly? â ïž Here are some tips to help reduce the risk of pet-induced fires.
07/13/2024
OPEN TODAY!!! Saturday, July 13th from 8-12pm
07/12/2024
We have lost power again and we are currently running on our generator. This means our phone lines are currently down. You may use our portal to schedule for the Harmony location (Legends is still without power) or text us directly at (281) 475-4824.
Cole Veterinary Hospital provides comprehensive pet care in Spring, TX. Call us today to schedule your pet's appointment with our veterinarians.
07/11/2024
Found dog: Birnham woods and Rayford. Seen with another small brown dog (unable to catch smaller dog) Please contact: (832)948-0627
07/11/2024
We will be open tomorrow, Thursday, July 11th from 7-5p, appointments will start at 9am. You may schedule appointments through our online portal at colevet.com or text us at (281) 475-4824. We are also taking walk-ins throughout the day.
Phone lines are still down!
07/10/2024
Paws off our pets, parasites! đŸ This season, weâre bringing you some great deals on preventatives - so those heartworms, fleas, and ticks can bug off!
When you buy preventatives from our hospital, they come with a satisfaction guarantee. If your pet develops parasites, we've got you coveredâwith vendor-backed support ranging from product reimbursement to full coverage of related care.
For more details, visit https://colevet.com/services/wellness-prevention/parasite-prevention
07/09/2024
We will be open tomorrow with modified hours: 9 to 4pm. You may schedule appointments through our online portal or text us at (281) 475-4824.
07/09/2024
Our phones are down. We will be communicating through text, email, and Facebook messenger. Response times will be delayed.
07/09/2024
As of right now we are still running on our generator until power is restored. All of our boarders are fed, comfortable, and safe. We will be open tomorrow with a skeleton crew to service the community with any urgent medical needs, and to allow for owners to pick up their boarding pets. We anticipate our hours of operation will vary over the next 24-48 hours due to several factor that remain out of our control. Stay safe out there and ensure you stay up to date by hitting that follow button at the top of our page!
07/08/2024
Thank you for your patience and understanding!
07/07/2024
Due to the anticipated impact of Tropical Storm Beryl and taking into account our client and staff members safety, Cole Veterinary Hospital will be closed tomorrow, Monday July 8th. Pet owners who have a pet that is currently boarding with us will have the option to pick up their pet between 4-6pm this afternoon.
We will continue to monitor the situation closely and will update you regarding plans to reopen on Tuesday, July 9. Please stay safe and follow local weather advisories.
07/04/2024
Happy 4th of July! We hope you have a safe and fun holiday. Here are some tips to help your furry friends have a safe & stress-free day. â€ïž
- Ensure your pet has a safe space to relax and retreat from noise.
- Did you know more pets get lost on the 4th of July than on any other day of the year? If your pet is going to be outside, make sure they have proper ID tags and a microchip!
- Talk to your veterinarian about a product or medication that might help them relax.
06/27/2024
Say 'cheese' for dental health! A little bit of prevention can prevent a 'catastrophic' situation. Keep those chompers clean and your pets smiling bright. đ§đž
06/26/2024
Annual screenings give you a legâor pawâup when it comes to your petâs health! It allows us to track changes in your petâs health, giving us a baseline for comparison if there are ever any issues.
Call us to schedule an appointment for early detection bloodwork today! Your pet will thank you!
Learn more about early detection bloodwork at https://colevet.com/services/wellness-prevention/early-detection-blood-tests
06/25/2024
Your friends trust you the most when it comes to referrals - especially for their pets. Itâs humbling to have so many clients recommended by their friends and family, and we want to show you our love and appreciation!
Any time you refer a new pet parent to our hospital, you will both receive a $50 credit towards your next visit! đ
To re-fur your people, visit https://www.colevet.com/patient-resources/refur-a-friend-harmony
06/25/2024
Meet Hank heâs 8 weeks old and had his first visit today. Hank did Great today!! đ€©
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3494 Discovery Creek Boulevard
Spring, TX
77386
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| Monday | 7am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 7am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 7am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 6pm |
| Friday | 7am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 12pm |
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Do you know why we recommend pre-visit medications for some pets? In most cases, it isnât because you have a âbadâ pet. Itâs because you have a nervous or stressed pet, and we can make that better! Unfortunately, no matter how positive we try to make your babyâs visit, we still have to do some weird or uncomfortable things (holding them in ways they arenât used to being held, administering vaccines or other treatments, collecting lab samples, etc). Aside from that, throw in the weird smells, noises, other animals, or that car ride they hate, and we have a lot working against us. Our team works hard each day to try to make visits as low stress or fear free as possible. We talk in soft tones or with high pitched baby voices, we offer lots of treats, we even approach and have primary touch points that are aimed at being as least threatening as possible. All while paying close attention to body language consistent with fear, anxiety, or stress. Without intervention, stress tends to worsen each visit and can eventually lead to more severe anxiety or fear aggression. Nemo had her anxiety medication last night and this morning. Her signs of anxiety are her vocalization, flicking tail, and ears pointed slightly outward. She still keeps the rest of her body relatively relaxed while focusing on her treat, and we were able to complete our exam to get her back to feeling her best. During her exam, we also talked about ways to decrease her stress even further for future appointments.
If you ever wonder what goes on in our treatment area, hereâs a great example. đ¶
Harmony Update
We will be open tomorrow with modified hours: 9 to 4pm. You may schedule appointments through our online portal or text us at (281) 475-4824.
Being your petâs superhero means stopping parasites in their tracks. And you have the power to do just that! Get ready to save BIG on heartworm, flea, and tick meds starting May 1. Pet parents, unite! âĄ
Itâs heartworm prevention month and we surprised the staff with an important question! đŠ
Eclipse envy got you down? Don't worry, Dr. Farmer's reenactment will brighten your day. âïž
Our âOld Town Springâ gingerbread!! It was đŻ% a team effort.
We had Friendsgiving today at work. How did we do?
We went around asking staff members âWhat could pet owners do to help their senior pet?â These are all great examples of discussions we have during your senior wellness exam this month!
Gunner says âHold my dog bowl. I got this!â đ„°
Good Morning CVHH Family! We gave a freedom ride to a lucky pup, Ms. Loxie, from Montgomery County Animal Shelter Texas a couple weeks ago. As you may or may not know, they have been over capacity these recent months. Our goal is to aid in helping adopt out dogs (and cats) that otherwise might be overlooked due various factors when visiting a shelter such as an overwhelming atmosphere. Many animals donât thrive or put on their âbest showâ in a shelter environment, and when you are walking down the isle trying to decided on your new best friend might lead you to believe they have âissues.â Loxie has been at the shelter since August 22â and we canât imagine why she hasnât been snatched up by a loving family! She is a little over 2 years old, spayed, up to date on vaccines, and heartworm NEGATIVE! (hallelujah!) She is quiet in her kennel. Doesnât get amped up when other dogs bark. She is eager for affection and LOVES belly rubs. The shelter provided us with additional information regarding her interactions other dogs: âShe has participated in play groups where she was initially nervous but quickly figured out how to have a good time. She enjoys running, chasing, and moving the other dogs around the yard. She was playful and social and offered consistent gestures to initiate play with other dogs.â If youâve been considering an addition to the family please consider meeting Loxie! đŸ All inquiries please email [email protected]
Happy World Veterinary Day! Celebrate with us by sharing a kind word about our hospital or a specific veterinary professional that you appreciate! đŸ
Happy Friyay! Dr. Martin continues our series for National Heartworm Awareness month. She shares heartworm preventative options for both dogs and cats. These range from monthly chewable tablets, topical solutions, and even a Heartworm prevention injection for dogs that last for an entire year! What heartworm prevention works best for you and your pets?
April is National Heartworm Prevention month. Today, Dr. Chapman kicks us off with general information about Heartworm Disease and Transmission.
Dr. Ray rounds out our pet poison prevention week by sharing tips to help prevent poisons/intoxications and what to do if your pet does ingest something potentially harmful. We hope the information shared this week has been helpful. As always, if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to comment or give us a call!
For day 2 of pet poison prevention week, Kendra is sharing common plant toxins. Kendra will be joining our team as one of our veterinarians this summer! Do you have any of these plants in your yard or home?
This week is pet poison prevention week! Join us each day as we share information to raise awareness about common pet toxins/poisons. Today, Dr. Chapman shares common toxins found in the kitchen.
This little girl has a very interesting story. She is from Louisiana and we can only speculate on how she ended up in Spring! A Good Samaritan brought her in after finding this poor girl with injuries to her forearms and paw pads. Our suspicions are that she likely sustained burns from being under the hood of a car. It makes us sad to think she might have been trapped for any amount of time while sustaining injuries during her travels. She on the mend and despite her journey, she has a gentle personality. She will remain here until she makes a full recovery. We will then makes plans adoption. We need your help to give her a name!
Teeth brushing doesnât have to be a stressful experience. Zeke here LOVES having his teeth brushed. While this wonât be the case for every dog or cat, there are things you can do to make the experience more enjoyable. If possible, get them used to it while they are young. Start with just touching around their face, nose, teeth, and lifting up their lips. Once they are used to that, introduce a pet toothpaste (most are flavored, and a lot of pets will think itâs a treat). You can use the toothpaste on your fingers to brush along the teeth. After that, move on to using a soft bristle toothbrush with the toothpaste. No need to brush hard, the enzymes in the toothpaste work to soften plaque. Most important teeth to brush are the canines and the larger teeth in the back. Give it a try and let us know how it goes! We recommend brushing daily, but as often as you can is a great place to start.
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