Brazos Animal Hospital

12/31/2025

🎉✨ Happy New Year! ✨🎉
As we welcome 2026, we want to thank you for your continued loyalty and trust. Wishing you a year filled with joy!
Please note: Our office will be closed on January 1st so our team can celebrate and recharge. We’ll be back and ready to assist you on January 2nd.
Enjoy the celebrations and stay safe! 🎆

12/30/2025

🎆 Fireworks & Pets: Keep Them Safe This Season! 🐾
Fireworks may be fun for us, but they can be stressful and even dangerous for our furry friends. Here are some tips to keep your pets calm and safe:
✅ Create a Safe Space: Set up a quiet, cozy area indoors where your pet feels secure.
✅ Close Windows & Curtains: Reduce noise and flashes of light.
✅ Play Calming Sounds: Soft music or white noise can help mask the booms.
✅ Keep Them Indoors: Never leave pets outside during fireworks.
✅ Update ID Tags & Microchips: Just in case they get scared and run off.

Let’s make this celebration stress-free for everyone! 🐶🐱

12/25/2025

12/23/2025

Congrats to our December drawing winners!
Santa Dogs puzzle: Cindy Clifton
Kitty cup: Shannon Pettigrew-Thomas
Less People More Dogs cup: Rachel Ground & Lori Hill
Come by Brazos Animal Hospital to grab your prize!

Thanks to everyone who entered!

12/22/2025

🎄 Keep Your Pets Safe This Holiday Season! 🐾
The holidays are full of joy—but they can also bring hidden dangers for our furry friends. Here are a few tips to keep them safe:
✅ Watch the treats: Chocolate, grapes, and certain holiday foods can be toxic to pets.
✅ Secure decorations: Tinsel, ornaments, and electrical cords can cause injuries or illness if chewed or swallowed.
✅ Create a calm space: Guests and noise can stress pets—give them a quiet spot to relax.
✅ Avoid dangerous plants: Poinsettias, holly, and mistletoe are harmful if ingested.
A little extra care ensures your pets enjoy the holidays as much as you do! ❤️

12/19/2025

🎄 Holiday Hours Announcement 🎄

As the holidays approach, we want to make sure you know our special hours:
📅 December 24th: 7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📅 December 25th: Closed
📅 January 1st: Closed
Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a Happy New Year! ✨

Thank you for trusting us with your fur babies.

12/19/2025

We just received this and wanted to share that Santa’s reindeer have been examined and found to be healthy enough for travel next week. All veterinarians across the world receive notice in case something happens when Santa is in the area.

We wanted to share with everyone, so you know, Santa’s reindeer are healthy and ready for Christmas Eve!

12/15/2025

🎄 How to Keep Your Cat Out of the Christmas Tree! 🐱🌲
Cats + Christmas trees = holiday chaos! If your feline friend thinks the tree is their new playground, try these tips:
✅ Secure the tree: Use a sturdy base or anchor it to the wall so it won’t topple.
✅ Skip the tempting décor: Avoid dangling ornaments and tinsel near the bottom.
✅ Block access: Use a pet gate or wrap the base with foil (cats hate the texture!).
✅ Offer distractions: Give your cat new toys or a cozy perch away from the tree.
A little planning keeps your tree standing—and your cat happy! 🎅🐾

12/08/2025

🐾 Keep Your Pets Protected! 🐾
Vaccinations aren’t just a routine—they’re a lifesaver. Keeping your pets up to date on their shots helps protect them from serious illnesses like rabies, parvovirus, and distemper. It also keeps your family and community safe by reducing the spread of disease.

✅ Schedule regular vet visits
✅ Stay on top of booster shots
✅ Give your furry friends the healthy life they deserve

A little prevention goes a long way. Show your love by keeping them safe! 💙

12/03/2025

🐾 Boarding Spots Are Filling Up Fast! 🐾
Planning a trip? Don’t wait—our boarding facility is almost at capacity! Reserve your pet’s spot today to ensure they have a safe and comfortable stay with us.
✅ Important Reminder: Please check that your pets are up to date on all required vaccines before boarding. This helps keep every furry guest healthy and happy during their stay.

📞 Call us now or book online to secure your spot!

12/01/2025

Cold Weather Dog Walking Tips

Dress for Warmth
• Short-haired or small breeds often need a coat or sweater. Make sure it fits snugly but doesn’t restrict movement.
Protect Their Paws
• Cold surfaces, ice, and salt can irritate paws, so consider booties
Shorten Walks if Necessary
• Opt for shorter, more frequent walks instead of one long outing.
Watch for Signs of Discomfort
• Shivering, lifting paws off the ground, or whining can mean your dog is too cold. Head home if you notice these signs.
Avoid Salt and Chemicals
• De-icing salts can burn paws and be toxic if licked. Stick to safe paths and rinse paws after the walk.
Hydrate
• Dogs still need water in cold weather. Bring a small bottle if you’re going for a longer walk.