Pet Microchipping Frequently Asked Questions

The thought of losing your pet is one of your worst nightmares, and proper identification is essential to help ensure you and your furry pal are reunited should they get lost. Microchipping is pets’ only permanent identification type, but some pet owners still neglect to schedule this important procedure. Our Neighborhood Veterinary Centers of Nasa [...]

Does My Senior Pet Have Cognitive Dysfunction?

Aging is a natural part of life, and like humans, pets can experience a cognitive function decline as they grow older. While you may feel overwhelmed if your pet is suffering from cognitive difficulties, you can provide them with the care and support they need once you understand this condition and learn to recognize early [...]

What to Do if Your Pet Has an Allergic Reaction

Did you know that allergies affect animals the same way they affect people? They can affect your pet’s skin, ears, and gastrointestinal tract, and may affect them seasonally or year-round, depending on the cause. Our team at Neighborhood Veterinary Centers of NASA knows that seeing your pet experience an allergic reaction can be upsetting and [...]

All Pets Need Preventive Care

Preventive veterinary care is a fundamental pet health aspect, but these services’ importance is often underestimated. Your responsibility is to ensure that your furry friend lives the healthiest and happiest life possible, and one of the best ways to accomplish this is through regular preventive care. Our Neighborhood Veterinary Centers of Nasa team explains preventive [...]

8 Tips for Solving Inappropriate Elimination in Cats

Inappropriate elimination (i.e., house soiling) is the top reason owners relinquish their cats and shelters euthanize them because they are deemed unadoptable. The problem is often multifactorial, and many cat owners struggle to understand why their whiskered pal is suddenly acting out in such a profound way. After all, accidents around the house are difficult [...]

The Heat is On: Heatstroke Awareness and Prevention in Pets

While we all love to spend time outdoors during the summer, the Southeast Texas heat and sun can be extremely dangerous for pets. One of pets’ most significant hot-weather hazards is heatstroke, which can be deadly in up to half of those affected. Pets cannot cool off as easily as people, and a temperature that [...]

What Lies Beneath: Blue-Green Algae Toxicity in Pets

Blue-green algae (i.e., cyanobacteria) thrive in stagnant, warm water and produce hazardous bacterial toxins (i.e., cyanotoxins). Each blue-green algae species produces a different toxin, the worst of which attacks a pet’s nervous system and liver. The toxin often attacks rapidly, and an affected pet may not survive long enough to receive emergency, lifesaving treatment. Cyanotoxin [...]

Yard and Garden Safety Tips for Pets

Outdoor enthusiasts in southeast Texas enjoy tending to their gardens and yards in the mild spring weather, wanting to get outside as much as possible before the intense summer heat kicks in. But, the outdoors holds more dangers for pets than many people realize. Keep your pet in mind as you encourage your grass to [...]

Puppy Care Do’s and Don’ts

So you’ve just adopted the softest, fluffiest, most adorable puppy, and you can hardly stop staring into their loving eyes. You think of the years ahead and smile as you picture all of the adventures you’ll have together. You just know your puppy will be one of those pets that learns to bring you the [...]

5 Reasons to Have Your Pet Vaccinated Regularly

You do everything you can to help ensure your four-legged friend’s happiness and health. One of the best ways to accomplish this goal is by ensuring your pet’s vaccinations are kept up-to-date. Pet vaccinations are categorized as core and non-core. All cats and dogs should receive core (e.g., rabies) vaccinations. In addition, our Neighborhood Veterinary [...]

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