Fireworks, Thunderstorms & Anxiety: When Fear Becomes a Pet Emergency
For pets, the loud booms of fireworks and the rumble of summer storms can be a source of intense anxiety—and in some cases, a true emergency.
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Financing & Pet Insurance for Emergency Pet Care: What Pet Owners Need to Know
Emergencies are unpredictable, and when your pet suddenly needs urgent medical care, the last thing you want to worry about is a financial barrier. At VetExpress, we get it. That’s why we offer solutions to help ease the financial stress so you can focus on what matters most: your pet’s health and recovery. Need Help…
Recognizing and Responding to Heatstroke in Dogs
We all know Texas can bring some serious heat and humidity. And while we can seek air conditioning, our canine companions mostly rely on us to keep them cool. Failure to do so might lead to heatstroke (hyperthermia), a life-threatening emergency in which a dog’s body temperature rises dangerously high, leading to organ damage and…
Learn About Lepto and Protect Your Pet!
Springtime in Texas means more outdoor fun with our dogs, but unfortunately, there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Each season comes with its own set of perks…and its own hazards, too. That’s as true for your pet as it is for you. Warmer weather and increased rain raise the risk of exposure to…
Urgent Care Stories: Pan’s Close Call
At VetExpress Animal Urgent Care, we’re committed to providing immediate treatment for pets facing emergencies. And sometimes, that commitment can turn tragic circumstances into stories of hope. That’s certainly the case when it comes to Pan, a small dog with a big problem: a life-threatening wound to her neck. Below, we’re sharing Pan’s story and…
Urgent Care Stories: Tobin and Toxins
All of us do what we can to ensure that our beloved pets stay safe. Yet sometimes, despite our best efforts, accidents happen, and they often require urgent action to address. This was the case for Tobin, an 11-year-old dog who recently found herself in a dangerous situation after indulging in a forbidden treat: a…
Pancreatitis in Pets: Recognizing the Signs and Taking Swift Action in Urgent Situations
At VetExpress Animal Urgent Care, we’ve successfully treated pets in the throes of a pancreatitis attack. We know firsthand that prompt action is crucial. We want our patients prepared and equipped with the right information, so in this blog, we’ll detail the signs of pancreatitis, the steps we take in an urgent care setting, and…
Winter’s Chill: Protecting Your Pets from Cold Weather Hazards
It never gets cold in Texas…until it does! While it’s true that we don’t need to deal with quite as much chilly weather in our state, it is by no means unheard of, and the fact that we rarely get consecutive cold winters means folks are often unprepared to deal with them. That’s particularly true…
A Step-by-Step Guide to Veterinary Surgery
Veterinary surgery is a vital aspect of pet care, and while it shouldn’t be undertaken lightly, it’s often necessary to address a range of health issues. From routine procedures like spaying and neutering to complex surgeries for neurological conditions, understanding the process can help pet owners make informed decisions about their pet’s well-being. With that…
Boone’s All Better! A Story of Obstructions (And Successfully Removing Them!)
9-month-old Boone was already in trouble. This pup came into VetExpress Animal Urgent Care due to some serious vomiting, at which point our onsite X-rays confirmed the diagnosis: an obstruction was present in his intestine, and he’d need surgery to recover. Once we removed the rock from Boone’s intestine, he was able to return home…
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