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We feel it is important to educate our pet parents. There are so many things you can do to keep your BFF healthy and happy. New articles are added each month, so please visit our ‘knowledge center’ often.
Strengthening Bonds and Boosting Health: The Benefits of Being Active with Your Pet
At College Hills Veterinary Hospital in College Station, Texas, we understand that being active with your pet is about much more than just exercise—it’s about enhancing their overall well-being and strengthening the special bond you share. Regular activity helps pets...
Honoring Service Dogs: Our Canine Heroes
September is National Service Dog Month, a time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the incredible contributions of service dogs across various fields. These extraordinary animals play crucial roles in the lives of countless individuals, providing not only...
Leptospirosis in Dogs: Protect Your Pet from This Serious Threat in Texas
Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that can be deadly for dogs if left untreated. Fortunately, there are steps you can take steps to prevent your pet from contracting this disease. Read on to learn about leptospirosis, how to tell if your dog has it, and how to...
Prevent Heatstroke in Pets: Keep Your Pets Cool This Summer
During hot weather, dogs and cats are susceptible to heatstroke, a life-threatening condition where their body temperature rises to dangerous levels. High humidity increases this risk by hindering their ability to cool down through panting. Heatstroke can cause organ...
Adopt a Cat Month: An Ideal Time to Welcome a Feline Friend into Your Home
June is Adopt a Cat Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the joys and benefits of welcoming a feline friend into your home. At College Hills Veterinary Hospital, we're passionate about supporting this cause and believe that every pet deserves a loving,...
Mastering Effective Flea and Tick Control: Proven Methods from College Hills Veterinary Hospital
As the weather warms up in College Station, Texas, fleas and ticks become increasingly active, posing a greater threat to pets. These parasites thrive in humid climates, making flea and tick control even more crucial. Pet owners must remain vigilant in protecting...
Understanding Mast Cell Tumors in Dogs and Cats: A Guide for Pet Owners
At College Hills Veterinary Hospital, we understand the deep bond you share with your pets. We know their health and well-being are important to you. As a pet owner, being informed about common health issues that may affect your beloved furry companions is crucial....
Navigating Parvo in Puppies: A Comprehensive Guide to Treatment and Prevention from College Hills Veterinary Hospital
Parvo is a formidable threat to the health and well-being of beloved canine companions, particularly puppies and young dogs. This disease strikes swiftly, targeting vital organs like the intestines, bone marrow, and lymph nodes. Its insidious nature prompts a crucial...
Happy Mouths, Happy Pets: What You Need to Know about Pet Dental Health
As devoted pet owners, we go above and beyond to ensure the well-being of our furry companions. From top-notch nutrition to daily walks and loads of affection, we strive to give them the best. Yet, a crucial aspect often slips through the cracks – the essential...
The Consequences of Pet Obesity: How to Manage and Prevent It
Is your furry friend carrying around a few extra pounds? It may not seem like a big deal, but pet obesity can have severe consequences for our beloved companions. From joint problems to diabetes and heart disease, the health risks associated with excess weight can...
Pawsome Ideas: Christmas Gifts for Pets
Getting into the holiday spirit is for more than just people. This Christmas, show your furry friends some love with the perfect presents that will make their tails wag and whiskers twitch with delight. Time to treat them to gifts that make them feel like a part of...
The Love and Joy of Adopting a Senior Pet
Celebrating Senior Pet Month In honor of Senior Pet Month, we celebrate the love and joy of adopting a senior pet. While cute and playful puppies and kittens often steal the spotlight, there's something special about opening your heart and home to an older furry...