Teegarden Veterinary Clinic P.C.

03/10/2026

02/25/2026

We wanted to give everyone a quick heads-up that we are currently booked out for wellness appointments until April.

Our schedule has been very full (and we are so grateful for that!), so please be sure to plan ahead!!

As always, if your pet is experiencing an urgent medical concern, please contact us right away so we can help guide you to the best next steps. Thank you for your patience and for trusting us with your pets’ care. 💙

02/23/2026

02/20/2026

February is Pet Dental Health Month 🦷🐾

Ever wonder what really happens during a professional dental cleaning for your cat? We’re taking you behind the scenes with a step-by-step walkthrough of a real feline dental procedure — from exam, to dental x-rays, to a safe and thorough cleaning under anesthesia.

Dental disease is one of the most common health issues we see in pets, and it often hides below the gumline where we can’t see it at home. That’s why professional cleanings and x-rays are so important — they help us find pain, infection, and damaged teeth early so we can keep your pet comfortable and healthy.

In this video, you’ll see how our team works together to prioritize safety, pain control, and gentle handling every step of the way.

Healthy mouth = happier pet 💙

If you’ve noticed bad breath, drooling, dropping food, or changes in eating habits, it may be time to talk with your vet about a dental evaluation.

02/06/2026

Follow Chex start to finish during his anesthetized dental cleaning.

02/02/2026

🦷 It’s Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷

Dental disease is one of the most common (and overlooked) issues in dogs and cats. By age three, most pets already have dental disease—even if they’re still eating normally. Bad breath, tartar, and red gums can mean pain and infection hiding below the surface.

Healthy teeth support a healthy heart, kidneys, and liver. February is the perfect time to focus on your pet’s smile—ask us about dental exams, cleanings, and at-home care options.

01/27/2026

01/26/2026

Some coworkers leave a mark on your heart—Cheryl left one on our skin.
Many of us got tattoos with her, and Cheryl got a special tribute to Harold, who she loves dearly and is taking with her wherever she goes.

01/14/2026

With full hearts, we share that our beloved receptionist, Cheryl, will be leaving our clinic to spend time with and care for her parents. Cheryl has been a constant source of kindness and compassion for our clients and a true cornerstone of our team. She will be deeply missed. We are so grateful for all she has given to our clinic family and wish her and her loved ones comfort and strength during this time.

01/12/2026

I’m begging you… please, please, please use a carrier.
Your cat isn’t being “dramatic” … they’re scared. Training the carrier before it’s needed keeps them safer and less stressed when it matters most.

— Kristin, CVT

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! 🎉