Brazos Animal Hospital

Brazos Animal Hospital Small Animal Veterinary Clinic Our mission and our promise is to provide the best possible and most compassionate medical care to your pet.

03/30/2026

🐾 Annual Checkups = A Healthier, Happier Pet 🩺❤️
Your pet can’t tell you when something feels “off,” which is why yearly vet checkups are so important. Regular exams help catch health issues early, keep vaccinations up to date, and make sure your furry friend stays active and comfortable for years to come. Call us to schedule!
A quick visit once a year can lead to a lifetime of tail wags, purrs, and happy memories. 🐶🐱
Because prevention is the best kind of love.

03/23/2026

🐾 What To Do If Your Pet Gets Bitten By a Snake 🐍

Snake bites can be scary—but staying calm and acting quickly can make all the difference. Here’s what to do:

👉 1. Stay calm & keep your pet calm.
Movement spreads venom faster. Carry them if you can.

👉 2. Call us or the nearest emergency animal hospital immediately.
Tell them the situation so they can prepare antivenom if needed.

👉 3. Keep the bite area below heart level.
This helps slow venom circulation.

👉 4. Do NOT try to suck out venom, apply ice, or use a tourniquet.
These can make the injury worse.

👉 5. If safe, note the snake’s color/size—don’t try to catch it.
A photo taken from a distance can help identify the snake, but your safety comes first.

👉 6. Get to a vet ASAP.
Even non‑venomous bites need medical care to prevent infection.

❤️ Our pets depend on us in emergencies. Quick action can save their life!

03/16/2026

🌷🐾 Spring Has Sprung — Here’s What to Watch Out for With Your Pets! 🐾🌷

Warmer weather means more outdoor fun, but it also brings a few seasonal hazards for our furry family members. Keep your pets safe this spring with these quick tips:

🌼 Allergies Are Real (Even for Pets!)
Itchy skin, watery eyes, sneezing — sound familiar? Pets feel it too! If you notice extra scratching or licking, it may be time for a vet check.
🪻 Toxic Plants Blooming
Beautiful…but dangerous. Lilies, tulips, azaleas, and sago palms can be toxic to pets if ingested. Keep curious noses away from landscaping and bouquets.
🦟 Fleas, Ticks & Mosquitos Are Back
As temps rise, these pests wake up. Make sure your pet is up-to-date on preventatives — it’s the easiest way to avoid itchy bites and serious illnesses.
🚗 Spring Cleaning Chemicals
Household cleaners, fertilizers, and pesticides can all be harmful. Store them safely and keep pets away while using them.
💧 Standing Water = Bacteria
After spring rain, puddles and ponds can carry harmful bacteria or parasites. Encourage your pet to drink fresh water only.
🌳 More Wildlife Activity
Raccoons, snakes, and other wildlife are out and about. Supervise yard time and keep pets leashed on walks.

Spring is a great time to get outside — just a few precautions help keep your furry companions happy, healthy, and ready to enjoy the sunshine! ☀️🐶🐱

03/09/2026

🌟 Pet Parent Reminder! 🌟
Flea and tick prevention isn’t optional—it’s essential.
These tiny pests can cause BIG problems, from itchy skin and allergic reactions to serious diseases like Lyme disease and tapeworm infections. The good news? A consistent prevention routine keeps your pets comfortable, healthy, and safe year‑round. 🐶🐱

✨ Why prevention matters:
✔️ Protects against harmful diseases
✔️ Keeps your pet itch‑free and happy
✔️ Prevents infestations in your home
✔️ More effective (and cheaper!) than treating an outbreak

If you haven’t updated your pet’s flea & tick plan lately, call us! Now’s the perfect time. 💙

🐾 March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month! 🐾Our pets are curious by nature—which is adorable, but it can also put the...
03/02/2026

🐾 March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month! 🐾
Our pets are curious by nature—which is adorable, but it can also put them at risk. This month, take a moment to make your home a safer place for the furry friends who trust you most. 💚

🚫 Common Household Pet Poisons:
• Human medications (including gummies + vitamins)
• Chocolate, xylitol, grapes/raisins
• Cleaning supplies
• Houseplants like lilies, pothos & sago palms
• Pest control products
• Essential oils

🛡️ Quick Pet‑Safety Tips:
✔ Store medications and chemicals out of reach
✔ Keep toxic foods off counters
✔ Choose pet‑safe plants
✔ Secure trash cans and laundry rooms
✔ Save emergency numbers in your phone

📞 If you suspect poisoning:
Call us immediately.

Let’s work together to keep our pets healthy, happy, and out of harm’s way. 💙🐶🐱

02/23/2026

🌸🐾 Spring Break is right around the corner! 🐾🌸

If your travel plans are starting to take shape, don’t forget to make arrangements for your furry family member too! ✈️🏖️
Our boarding spots fill up fast this time of year, so now is the perfect time to reserve your pet’s home‑away‑from‑home. Whether they love playtime, cuddles, or cozy naps, we’ll make sure their spring break is just as fun as yours. 💛🐶🐱

📅 Book today and relax knowing your pet will be safe, happy, and well‑loved!

🦷🐶 Happy Pet Dental Health Month! 🐱✨Did you know that over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of dental disease by a...
02/17/2026

🦷🐶 Happy Pet Dental Health Month! 🐱✨
Did you know that over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of dental disease by age 3? Regular dental care isn’t just about fresh breath—it’s essential to your pet’s overall health and longevity. ❤️
Here are a few simple ways to keep those smiles bright:
🐾 Brush regularly – Even a few times a week makes a difference.
🐾 Schedule annual dental check-ups – We can catch issues before they become painful or costly.
🐾 Offer dental-friendly treats and toys – They help reduce plaque and tartar.
🐾 Watch for signs – Bad breath, difficulty chewing, or drooling may signal dental problems.

This month, call us to schedule a professional teeth cleaning 😺🐾

02/09/2026

🐾 Why Spaying & Neutering Matters — For Them and For Us 🐾
Every year, millions of dogs and cats end up in shelters, and far too many never find a forever home. One of the most impactful ways we can help is simple: spay or neuter your pets.

✨ It promotes a longer, healthier life.
Fixed pets are less likely to develop certain cancers and infections.
✨ It improves behavior.
Less roaming, reduced marking, and fewer hormone-driven habits mean a calmer, happier companion.
✨ It helps reduce overpopulation.
Fewer litters means fewer homeless animals—and more resources for those who truly need them.
✨ It’s a responsible choice.

Owning a pet means giving them the safest, healthiest life possible—and this is a huge part of that.

Let’s do our part to protect the pets we love 💙🐶🐱

Call us today to schedule.

02/02/2026

🦷🐾 It’s Pet Dental Health Month! 🐾🦷
Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health issues in cats and dogs—and often goes unnoticed? Regular dental care isn’t just about fresh breath… it’s essential for your pet’s overall health and longevity.

✨ Why it matters:
Prevents painful gum disease
Reduces risk of heart, kidney, and liver issues
Helps your pet eat, play, and enjoy life comfortably
Catches problems before they become serious

🪥 How you can help:
✔ Brush their teeth regularly
✔ Schedule annual vet dental checkups
✔ Use dental chews or toys designed to reduce plaque
✔ Watch for signs like bad breath, drooling, or difficulty eating

Our pets depend on us to keep them healthy—inside and out. This month is the perfect time to commit to better dental care for your furry family members. Call us to schedule a cleaning appointment.❤️🐶🐱

01/26/2026

❄️🐾 Snowy days can be magical—just make sure they’re safe for your pets!
Winter weather doesn’t have to mean staying cooped up indoors. With a few simple precautions, your furry friends can stay active and protected:
🐕 Short, frequent walks — Limit time outside but keep them moving to burn energy.
🧥 Bundle up — Small, senior, or short‑haired pets may need a warm coat or sweater.
🐾 Protect their paws — Use pet-safe booties or apply paw balm to prevent ice, salt, and chemicals from causing irritation.
💧 Hydrate — Pets can get dehydrated in cold weather too!
🏡 Create indoor fun — Try treat puzzles, indoor fetch, or obstacle courses to keep them stimulated when it’s too cold to stay out long.
Show us your snow‑day pet pics in the comments! ❄️📸🐶🐱

01/25/2026

Due to continued inclement weather and road conditions, we will be closed Monday January 26.

We hope everyone is warm and cuddled up with their pets!

01/23/2026

❄️Due to the projected forecast, we will be closed Saturday January 24. Stay safe and warm everyone! ❄️

Address

801 E Hubbard Street
Mineral Wells, TX
76067

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(940) 325-2273

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