Cy-Fair Animal Hospital takes pride in its technological leadership, offering state-of-the-art CT (computed tomography) services at our Louetta location. Utilizing cone-beam technology and a board that accommodates dogs weighing up to approximately 96 pounds, we extend our CT services to our clients and other veterinary...
Should I breed? What breed should I choose? If you are trying to decide whether to breed your current pet or select a new canine to welcome to your family, let me tell you a little bit about the benefits of it all! If you are...
With February being National Pet Dental Health Month, it's only fitting to explore ways to keep your pets' teeth and oral care in tip-top shape! I’m sure at some point, you’ve heard the cliché, “A dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s.” Actually, that’s a pretty...
Hi everyone! This is the follow up and final part in this series highlighting commonly asked questions you may have about your pet(s) during COVID-19. For Part I, please see here. Let’s jump right in! What are some general tips for keeping pets safe during COVID? The best...
COVID-19 has impacted our daily lives in ways we couldn’t have imagined. Like you, I’m spending more time with my family while trying to stay on top of the latest information regarding the disease. I understand you’re working from home, juggling multiple responsibilities, and practicing social...
It’s rather scary when you’re uncertain whether your pet ingested something foreign/toxic and what it may have been. Plus, sometimes symptoms are delayed. There have been cases where we found out animals ingested toxins, ONLY because of elevated blood levels. There were no outward signs...
When it comes to protecting our pets from poison and toxins, it doesn’t matter your upbringing, level of education, or love for animals, there are just some things we do not know. So, it’s important to learn how to best protect our animal friends. We’ve...
Cows are grazers, so be sure your yard is policed constantly to prevent them from ingesting a foreign body. It’s important to have cows on an up-to-date deworming schedule because they are susceptible to gastro-intestinal (GI) parasites, especially when they are young. Cows are prone to pneumonia...
As with any living being, there are illnesses and diseases that can occur unexpectedly. With cows comes the potential for a multitude of health concerns. Though, an average lifespan is 18-22 years, the majority of cattle don’t live that long because they’re used for production. ...
Though, we might be entertained by a cat playing a fiddle, or a cow jumping over the moon, for the sake of learning about cow care and common health concerns, let’s stick to non-jumping cows, this time. 😊 Planning to care for a large animal...