Canine and Feline Stroke: Signs, Causes, and Emergency Treatments

Canine and Feline Stroke: Signs, Causes, and Emergency Treatments

Serious medical conditions like strokes in cats and dogs can be very scary. While, thankfully, somewhat uncommon, knowing the signs and options for stroke in pets can be quite helpful in an emergency situation when a dog or cat is afflicted. BEEVET Animal Hospital wants to be sure that you are prepared. 
Foreign Object Ingestions: What Happens When Your Pet Eats Something They Shouldn’t

Foreign Object Ingestions: What Happens When Your Pet Eats Something They Shouldn’t

Pets are naturally curious creatures—especially dogs and cats. Unfortunately, their curiosity sometimes leads them to swallow things they shouldn’t. Whether it’s a piece of string, a toy, or even a sock, foreign object ingestion can pose serious health risks for your pet.  At BEEVET Animal Hospital, we’re here to help you understand what happens when […]
Things That Go Bump in the Night: Tips for Halloween Pet Safety

Things That Go Bump in the Night: Tips for Halloween Pet Safety

So much goes into preparing for Halloween that it’s easy to forget the very real dangers facing our pets. Of course, many of our furry friends embrace all the festive chaos, but some don’t enjoy the unpredictable nature of the holiday. How do you know where to draw the line? Keep reading for helpful Halloween […]
Risky Business: Rattlesnakes and Pets

Risky Business: Rattlesnakes and Pets

Most Texans are pretty used to being around snakes. While many of our native species here in the south are harmless, there are a few that we need to be on the lookout, for. Texan rattlesnakes are nothing to mess with, especially when it comes to our pets. BeeVet Animal Hospital wants our clients to […]
Avoiding Cat-astrophes This Holiday Season

Avoiding Cat-astrophes This Holiday Season

The holiday season is a time of joy, festivity, and togetherness, but it can also present hazards for our feline friends. Here at Bee Vet Animal Hospital, we’ve seen our share of holiday misadventures involving cats. Let’s look at some safety tips that focus on your cat’s well-being to keep the holidays merry for everyone.
So Your Pet Swallowed a Foreign Object

So Your Pet Swallowed a Foreign Object

Sometimes a pet emergency is easily identified and quickly addressed. But when something is just “off” with a pet’s behavior, it can be downright puzzling to understand why. Owners may eventually acknowledge that a pet ingested something they shouldn’t have. Common ingested foreign bodies in dogs and cats include plastic toys, socks, string, and corks. […]
Cardiac Care for Dogs: Preventive Heart Health for Pets

Cardiac Care for Dogs: Preventive Heart Health for Pets

Heart disease is something that many of us are all-too-familiar with when it comes to people, but did you know that animals can have heart problems as well? Cardiac care for pets is important and BEEVET Animal Hospital has the information that you need to do it right. 
Dog Health: The Scoop on Poop

Dog Health: The Scoop on Poop

It might seem like the staff at BEEVET Animal Hospital is a little bit too into your dog’s poop, especially when we ask you to bring in samples to your visits. The truth is that your pet’s feces can tell us a lot about your their overall health. Keep reading to learn all about healthy […]
What’s Better: Individual Pet Sitter or Pet Boarding Facility?

What’s Better: Individual Pet Sitter or Pet Boarding Facility?

In a perfect world, your pet could accompany wherever you need to go. There have been important strides toward this in both the travel and hospitality industries, but not all pets can tolerate routine disruptions. Fortunately, there are options available for every pet, their family, and financial situation. Choosing between a pet sitter (whether at […]
Pet Vaccines: How Important are Immunizations for Your Indoor Pet?

Pet Vaccines: How Important are Immunizations for Your Indoor Pet?

When it comes to your totally indoor cat or your couch potato pooch, their level of risk for infectious disease is pretty low. They probably don’t really need to be vaccinated… Do they? BEEVET Animal Hospital begs to differ. There are actually some pretty compelling reasons that pet vaccines are important even in homebodies. Read […]