The Buckner Animal Clinic in Dallas, TX is a full service companion animal hospital. It is our commi
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We offer low cost vaccinations, surgical proceedures, digital radiography, pet wellness exams and blood workup profiles, boarding, bathing, and pet care products.
Did you know that 1 in 5 parents dress up their pet as a pumpkin? š
According to the National Retail Federation, pumpkin pet costumes are very popular, followed by a hotdog, superhero, or bumblebee costume!
What does your pet plan to dress up as this Halloween? Show us in the comments below!
Halloween is only a few days away! We wanted to share our top pet safety tips so you and your pet can have a happy howl-o-ween. Enjoy, be safe, and share this post for awareness! š¾ š
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear scrubs, are covered in slobber, and have a trail of pet hair that follows their every move.
As we wrap up Vet Tech Week, we want to extend our gratitude and appreciation to our Vet Techs! Join us in giving a round of appaws to our team in the comments below! šš¾
October is Animal Safety & Protection Month, shedding light on pet safety protocols to help keep your pet healthy and as happy as possible!
Share this post to help promote awareness and possibly save a petās life. š
Just like humans, ear health in our pets is an important aspect of their overall health.
During wellness visits, we check your petās ears for any potential issues and provide intervention if needed.
If symptoms of infection or disease are ignored, serious issues may develop. Share this post so other pet parents hear about ear health! š
October is , raising awareness that there are over 3 million dogs that enter a shelter each year (ASPCA).
Weād like to encourage our friends to consider adoption, or, volunteer at your local shelter for the dogs in need.
Special thanks to shelters for helping our furry friends find their forever home. Share this post to spread awareness! š
Did you know October is Pet Wellness Month? This is the perfect reminder to book your petās wellness visit!
Regular wellness visits help to ensure that your petās health is on the right track. During wellness visits, we can review their medical history, discuss any changes, and identify any potential health issues and take proactive measures.
Share this post to help spread awareness for Pet Wellness Month!
Itās National Walk Your Dog Week! In honor of this week, we encourage our pet parents to enjoy the outdoors with their dogs! āļø
Comment a photo below of you and your dog at your favorite place to walk together.
This week is Deaf Dog Awareness Week, and we wanted to highlight a few signs that may indicate that your dog could have a hearing problem:
-Ignores loud noises
-Frequent barking
-Frequent ear infections and/or pain
-Sudden surprises make them snap
If your pet is experiencing any of the above, please contact us. Share this post to help spread awareness!
Today is World Rabies Day, a reminder to make sure your pet is up to date on their rabies vaccine!
Transmitted through saliva, rabies is an infectious disease that affects the central nervous system of warm-blooded animals.
Share this post to help spread awareness and to help save lives!
Pumpkin-spiced lattes & football nights with your furry friend by your side ā itās that time of year! š
What football team are you rooting for? Or better yet, who is your petās favorite wide-retriever? Comment below!
Your petās vision is one of the many things we keep an eye on during wellness exams. š
We check for any sign of disease or discomfort as problems such as cataracts, glaucoma, and ulcers can progress quickly. If you havenāt booked your petās wellness exam just yet, we hope to see you and your pet soon!
Ensuring that our canine friends remain healthy and happy is a vital part of responsible dog ownership, and our pet parents do a great job of that!
With today being Responsible Dog Ownership Day, hold your dog a little tighter and share a photo of them in the comments below! š„°
September is National Service Dog Month ā designed to show appreciation for service dogs and the incredible work they provide.
Join us in honoring the amazing animals who devote their lives to their companions. Like/share this post as a form of appreciation, and comment below if you know a service dog! š¤
With September being Leukemia & Lymphoma Awareness Month, we wanted to remind our pet parents of the benefit of regular wellness visits.
Attending a wellness visit 1-2xs a year, along with routine bloodwork, allows our team to identify any potential problems and provide early intervention.
Share this post to help spread the message that early intervention can save a life!
Did you know?
The Beagle was among the five most popular breeds in 1934 and remains in the top five today! If you own a beagle, share a photo in the comments below, or tag a friend who owns one!
Itās Happy Cat Month! At our hospital, we love to see happy cats, but we appreciate cattitudes of all kinds!
Join us in celebrating by sharing a photo of your cat in the comments below! šø
We are wrapping up with helpful recommendations that can protect your pet from itchy, annoying fleas!
-Limit your petās time outdoors
-Bathe & brush your pet regularly
-Check for fleas regularly
-Contact us for flea-prevention products
Poor dental hygiene in cats and dogs can lead to excess tartar, swelling, or even gum disease.
But not to worry ā our team is here to help keep your petās smile in purrfect condition with our dental cleanings.
Call us today to book your petās cleaning!
Did you know research has shown that simply petting your dog lowers the stress hormone cortisol? Share this post to remind your friends to pet their dogs daily! š„°
Just like humans, pets can develop glaucoma, a painful eye disease. Early intervention can not only prevent pain but can reduce the risk of losing their sight.
If any of the following symptoms occur, contact us to book a visit and we will evaluate the cause of concern.
Share this post to help bring awareness!
Did you know that black cats are less likely to be adopted? This comes from the superstition that black cats are mischievous. But letās face it, ALL cats are not only mischievous but adorable and loveable š„°
Do you have a black cat? In honor of , share a photo of your cat in the comments! ā¤µļø
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Routine wellness visits are important for your pet to ensure they are living a healthy life. Ailments such as diabetes, dental disease, and other health concerns can be screened and treated.
Call us or book online today to schedule a wellness visit!
How can it possibly be a ruff day when itās Spoil Your Dog Day?
Maybe you spoil them with cuddles, yummy treats, or maybe you caved in and got them that āindestructibleā toy. Tell us how you like to spoil your dog in the comments below!
Do you have an itchy pet? August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month.
Your petās frequent scratching, licking, skin biting, and scooting are indicators of a skin allergy that we can help soothe with multiple treatment options available. Contact us today to book a visit!
August is Immunization Awareness Month, the perfect reminder to make sure that your petās immunizations and vaccines are up to date.
Vaccines are vital in preventing contagious diseases. To make sure your petās vaccines are current, contact us today. Share this post to help draw awareness! š¾š
When was the last time we saw you and your pet?
Regular wellness visits help to detect any potential medical conditions, stay up-to-date on vaccines, and provide any additional care necessary.
Keep your pet healthy and happy with preventive care and book your petās next visit with us today!
In a perfect world, all pets could swim. But just like humans, pets can have difficulty staying afloat.
Check out our safety tips and share this post to potentially save a life!
A common concern we hear from our pet parents is how to identify a tick from another dermatological concern.
When in doubt, do not hesitate to contact us, as a tick or any suspicious mark should not be dismissed.
July is Lost Pet Prevention Month. Below are our recommendations to make sure that if your pet is lost, they can be found again:
-Collar and I.D. your pet
-Make sure your pet is microchipped
-Ensure any enclosures, such as a yard, are fenced in properly
-Keep your petās presence visible
Share this post to bring awareness to your fellow pet parents!
Today is Pet Fire Safety Day ā a day to make sure you have a fire safety protocol put into place for you and your pet.
Share this post to help spread awareness and potentially save a petās life.
Did you know your petās breath doesnāt have to stink?
Regular exams and dental cleanings are helpful in preventing tooth decay and loss, periodontal disease, and smelly breath.
Contact us to book your petās next exam or cleaning and we will help keep their breath fresh!
Raise your water bowls, itās Pet Hydration Awareness Month! š§
Our friendly reminder that signs of dehydration include but are not limited to:
-Excessive panting
-Dry nose
-Dry, sticky gums
-Vomiting and/or diarrhea
-Loss of skin elasticity
If any of the above symptoms appear, contact your veterinarian.
Summer is notorious for sunshine, good vibes, andā¦ barbed weeds. šæā ļø
Barbed weeds can embed into your petās skin and cause injury leading to infection or abscess. Swipe for our top safety precautions & share this post to make other pet parents aware!
We hope everyone has a fun and safe 4th of July!
Remember ā fireworks can be frightening and dangerous to pets. Please share this post to help promote a happy and pet-friendly environment in your neighborhood.
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Dental disease in pets is often present despite not being visible to the naked eye. X-rays help veterinarians to identify dental disease, its severity, and treatment options.
This is why preventive care such as wellness visits and regular dental cleanings is imperative to keep your pet as healthy as possible!
To discuss your petās oral health, book your next visit with us today.
š£ This is your friendly reminder to make sure your pet remains hydrated, especially on hot summer days! Signs of dehydration include but are not limited to:
-Panting
-Dry nose
-Dry, sticky gums
-Vomiting and/or diarrhea
-Loss of skin elasticity
If any of the above symptoms appear, contact your veterinarian. Share this post to keep your pet parent friends informed!
Potty training your pet can be challenging but we are here to help!
Tap & swipe to check out our top tips! Share this post to help educate other pet parents!
To all fatherly pet parents, we hope you enjoy your Fatherās Day. Paws & relax ā you deserve it!
Microchipping your pet is a simple and effective way to increase the chances of being reunited if they ever get lost.
Not only is the process virtually painless ā but itās a great identification tool along with an up-to-date ID tag.
If your pet needs to be chipped ā contact us to book an appointment!
2730 S Buckner Boulevard
Dallas, TX
75227
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| Tuesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 6pm |
| Friday | 8am - 6pm |
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