Oliver Animal Hospital

03/12/2026

🌺🐈 Cat owners, beware of lilies! These plants can cause kidney failure in cats and are less dangerous to dogs but can still cause stomach issues.

👀 All parts of the plant are believed to be toxic if ingested, and prompt veterinary attention is necessary. If you suspect your pet has come into contact with lilies, don't wait for symptoms to appear—contact your vet right away.

👩‍⚕️ Keep your furry friends safe by being informed and taking action when needed.

03/12/2026

Love playing fetch with your dog? 🎾🐶 But are tennis balls safe? Find out what you need to know before tossing that ball to your pup! 🐾💚

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While they are undeniably one of the most beloved dog toys out there, tennis balls can pose health risks for dogs. Here's what to know about tennis balls.

03/10/2026

Can dogs get hiccups? 🐶🤔 The answer might surprise you! Learn why your pup gets the hiccups and how to help them feel comfortable. 🐾💡

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Hiccups are normal for humans, but what about for dogs? Rest assured, dog hiccups are perfectly normal, too. Here's what to know.

03/10/2026

Keep your furry friend's mouth clean and healthy! The majority of pets suffer from dental disease by age 3, which can lead to significant health problems. Our team at Oliver Animal Hospital is here to raise awareness about the importance of pet dental care.

Call us, today, to book a dental check-up for your pet! (512) 892-1000

03/07/2026

Protect your pet's health with a consistent dental home care routine. From brushing to VOHC-approved water additives, Oliver Animal Hospital is here to help you prevent periodontal disease. Read our blog for tips on stress-free care and contact us to schedule a dental exam today.

03/05/2026

🐶🐱 Do you struggle with problem behaviors in your male pet, like marking or aggression?

🚫 Neutering can help! Neutered pets are typically less aggressive and less likely to urine-mark their territory or exhibit mounting behavior.

03/05/2026

Noticed a lump or bump on your dog? 🐶⚠️ It might not be serious, but it’s important to know when to worry. Learn how to check for signs that need attention! 🐾💡

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While skin bumps and strange lumps should always be taken seriously, certain types of bumps are more common than you might think.

03/03/2026

Is your kitty acting off? Lethargy, vomiting, weight loss, or worse, yellowing gums, could be signs of liver trouble. 🐱🍽️❤️

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Spotting the warning signs of liver disease in cats is critical. Learn more about the symptoms and what you can do to help prevent liver issues.

03/03/2026

🐶🐱 Are you overfeeding your pet? It's easy to do when you're using an eyeball measurement or just filling up their bowl.

To ensure your furry friend is getting the right amount of food, calculate their daily caloric needs using a dog or cat calorie calculator.

🍗🍲🍖 Divide that amount into two or three meals and be mindful of the treats you give them. Treats should take up no more than 10% of their daily calorie intake. Want to make sure you're feeding your pet the right amount?

Call (512) 892-1000 to talk to your veterinarian.

03/01/2026

Curiosity is natural for pets, but quick access to the wrong item can lead to a serious emergency. Staying mindful of what’s within reach is one of the simplest ways to protect them 🐾

02/26/2026

Some dogs bark excessively because they're anxious or fearful. In these cases, it's important to address the underlying issue to help prevent the barking. Consider working with a professional dog trainer or behaviorist to help identify the source of your dog's anxiety or fear. They can help you develop a training plan that will address the problem and reduce your dog's barking.

02/26/2026

🐱❤️ Keep your cat’s heart healthy! 🩺✨ Learn about feline heart disease, its symptoms, and how to support your kitty’s heart health. 💖🐾

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Learn more about the causes of feline heart disease and the signs you can watch out for to promote heart health in your cat.