There’s no question that the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has taken over our lives. With numerous US cities and even some countries completely shutting down, and with people being urged to stay home and avoid public places, it’s important to remember how to deal with this illness and your pets.Read More
There’s no question that the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has taken over our lives. With numerous US cities and even some countries completely shutting down, and with people being urged to stay home and avoid public places, it’s important to remember how to deal with this illness and your pets.Read More
Like many pet owners, you do all you can to ensure the health of your pet, including routinely schedule wellness exams. But did you know that if you’re not scheduling regular cleanings for your pet’s teeth, you’re neglecting an important part of his overall health and wellbeing?Read More
You’ve just gotten a kitten or puppy, and you want to make sure that they have a long, healthy life. We’ve always been told that we should have our pets spayed or neutered, that it’s a necessary thing to do. In fact, Bob Barker always mentioned it at the end of every episode of “The...Read More
Whether it’s a standard spay or neuter, or a yearly dental, at some point during their lives your cat or dog will likely need surgery. For more minor surgical procedures, your pet can typically go home the same day; in other instances, they may have to stay overnight for observation.Read More
We usually bring our pets to the vet when we suspect something's wrong, but did you know that something as simple as a once a year wellness exam can literally save your pet's life? AT ATX Animal Clinic, we recommend an annual wellness exam to help in detecting possible health problems of your pets, and...Read More
We recently had a patient in our Austin animal clinic, a little dog (pictured above) who had never been around a cat before. If you've been to our clinic in the past, you've likely met our cat Delilah (also above).Read More
Humans aren’t the only ones who suffer during allergy season. Pets are just as susceptible to environmentally triggered allergies. In fact, there’s been a large growth in pets suffering from allergies on the whole. According to a 2018 issue of the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, environmental allergies are on an upward trend,...Read More
As a pet owner, you never want to think about your beloved pet getting sick, but it’s important to recognize the signs and symptoms of common diseases your dog or cat may face so you can get them the proper care they need. Pets can experience a range of health conditions, but thankfully, many common...Read More
COVID-19 UPDATE:
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we will be scaling our hours of business and our appointment availability down for the safety of our clients and our staff. This is all temporary and we will adjust as the situation progresses. We will continue to update our clients as we are able to.
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY:
As of Tuesday, March 23rd: ⋅ Our business hours will be 9 am to 5 pm by appointment only. ⋅ We will not be accepting any new client walk-ins. ⋅ Elective procedures such as dentals and surgeries will be scheduled out only for existing patients with a previous physical exam and history with the clinic.
Please be patient with us as we are operating with a limited staff. ⋅ We are disinfecting all surfaces and door handles even more frequently than before. ⋅ Employees who feel ill are instructed to stay home and consult their healthcare providers. ⋅ We recommend everyone wash hands frequently, cover your cough, and use hand sanitizer. ⋅ In the lobby and throughout the clinic, we are encouraging all people to maintain distance of 6 ft. or more between others when able. ⋅ If the lobby becomes crowded, please let the receptionists know you are here and then wait outside or in your car. ⋅ We are encouraging all clients not scheduled for an appointment (tech appointments, picking up meds or food, etc.) to stay in the car and call to pay over the phone, we will send someone out with the meds/food or to bring your pet inside and back out to you.
