Flea infestations are a common and uncomfortable part of any pet’s life. Your pet’s warm body and proximity to the outdoors make infestations almost a given. If you spot fleas on your cat or dog, and the steps we’ve provided below don’t work, then make an appointment with our veterinarians! The Signs of Fleas Fleas are... Read More

Summers in Texas can get pretty hot with average temperatures soaring into the high 90’s to low 100’s. This season can be bad enough for us but imagine how tough it can be for our furry friends, especially those that spend a lot of time outdoors!  Because of their fur, cats and dogs are at... Read More

We all want the best for our pets, but it can be challenging to know what our felines and canines need? If you have noticed your pet acting differently, it could be for various reasons such as an underlying health issue, not being mentally stimulated, and so on. At Valley Animal Hospital, our pet doctors... Read More

Did you know that March 23rd is National Puppy Day? If you own or plan on adopting one, then there are some things you should know about their care. Besides being cute and providing loving company, puppies require a lot of training and care to be healthy. Our veterinarians want to share a few tips... Read More

How old is your feline friend? If he/she is an adult, then they’re at a higher risk of dealing with such health conditions as:  Chronic kidney disease Hyperthyroidism Diabetes  Cardiac disease Cancer You can prevent these diseases from developing or advancing by knowing how to care for your cat and scheduling regular checkups with our... Read More

Did you and your pet become lazy at home during 2020? Break the habit in 2021! Laziness can deter your best friend's health and returning to a healthy diet and lifestyle can be more challenging for older dogs. We want to share three ways to help improve your older dog’s lifestyle this year. Consider Your... Read More

Hosting dinners and celebrations can be real chores for you and stressors for indoor pets! Having many visitors in your home can make your pet feel anxious and/or overwhelmed, so determine if your home is comfortable enough for your furry friends. If it isn't, your pet might react by breaking house rules or having accidents... Read More

Fall is filled with holiday sweets and comfort foods, and while pet owners loosen their belts, some also tend to loosen the rules when it comes to their dog eating human food. This often creates a bad habit in dogs where they become picky eaters, resulting in them eating less of their own food and... Read More

Did you know that Valley Animal Hospital takes care of a variety of small pets alongside cats and dogs? From hamsters to rabbits to guinea pigs, our vets provide different types of care to better your pet’s well-being. However, you can also take action at home! Improving your small pet’s life is as easy as... Read More

Did you struggle to keep your pet calm during Hurricane Hanna? Rain, thunderstorms, and even hurricanes are quite common during the summer and can cause dogs to cozy up to their owners. However, for some dogs, a storm can be a rough experience. Storms can induce anxiety and cause your dog to bark or whine... Read More