As a pet owner, you do all you can to help prevent your furry pal from having to endure dental surgery. However, sometimes your pet’s oral surgery procedure is unavoidable. When your pet needs dental surgery or corrective treatment, our Neighborhood Veterinary Centers of Nederland team is prepared to provide your pet with the [...]
Canine sports, such as agility, flyball, disc dog, dock diving, and Fast CAT® (i.e., fast coursing ability test), are enjoying increasing popularity in southeast Texas. Although these activities are incredibly fun and rewarding ways to bond with your furry friend, their physical requirements also pose unique injury risks to four-legged competitors. Whether your dog [...]
When your pet needs surgery, knowing that your beloved friend is in the most skilled, capable hands is one thing that will set your worried heart and mind at ease. At Neighborhood Veterinary Centers of Nederland, we provide advanced surgical services to deliver the highest level of veterinary operative care—and the ultimate peace of mind. [...]
Veterinary physical rehabilitation is a relatively new veterinary medicine offering, but this treatment modality has quickly proven to improve pets’ health and wellbeing. Our Neighborhood Veterinary Centers of Nederland team is proud to offer veterinary-supervised rehabilitation services for dogs and cats. If you’ve ever wondered if rehabilitation could help your pet, question no more, because [...]
Many pet owners are often surprised to learn their four-legged friend has developed intervertebral disc disease (IVDD)—a degenerative spinal condition that can suddenly or gradually develop. Depending on the condition’s severity, affected pets may experience pain, weakness, loss of coordination, or paralysis. Your pet’s IVDD diagnosis can be frightening, sparking you to consider your furry [...]
Dogs are commonly affected by cranial cruciate ligament rupture (CCLR), which can result in significant pain and decreased mobility. Our Neighborhood Veterinary Centers of Nederland team wants to help by answering frequently asked questions about CCLR, in case your dog is affected. Question: What is the dog’s cranial cruciate ligament? Answer: The cranial cruciate [...]
When our pets are ill, they cannot tell us how bad they feel, making us question whether they are experiencing a veterinary emergency or a condition that can wait for a regular veterinary appointment. Sometimes an emergency is obvious, but at other times, your pet’s adverse health condition may seem vague. Learn to recognize hallmark [...]