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With the Heat Index rising, Make sure your pet has lots of shade and fresh water every day to prevent Heat Strokes. This could happen very quickly and can be FATAL!!!!
When running with your pet, we advise to run early morning hours before the day heats up. Carry a lot of water and rest in the shade every 5-10 minutes.
When running with your pet, we advise to run early morning hours before the day heats up. Carry a lot of water and rest in the shade every 5-10 minutes.
Posted: June 17, 2013, 7:35 pm
Vectra 3D flea prevention rebate sale ends soon. Hurry and stock up on your flea and tick preventions NOW!!!! Rebates are still good for limited time after sale.
Posted: June 5, 2013, 10:31 pm
Hurricane season is upon us.
Make sure your pet has their Hurricane package together and ready to go.
This should include the following:
1) A copy of your pet's vaccination and medical history. If your pet is not current on their vaccinations, you need to update them immediately, in case you are forced to board your pet if you are displaced.
2) Identification such as an ID tag with a contact name and phone numbers [cell & home] and/or a microchip. Make sure all contact information is current.
3) Food and water for 1-2 weeks. For your feline friends, do not forget their litter box and cat litter.
4) Your pet's special needs like medications and special diets for 2-3 weeks. Do not forget their Heartworm and flea preventions.
5) Extra collars and leashes.
6) List of pet friendly hotels and campsites. Read through all animal policies of your destination.
It is best during an evacuation to take your pets. They will be safer with you.
Make sure your pet has their Hurricane package together and ready to go.
This should include the following:
1) A copy of your pet's vaccination and medical history. If your pet is not current on their vaccinations, you need to update them immediately, in case you are forced to board your pet if you are displaced.
2) Identification such as an ID tag with a contact name and phone numbers [cell & home] and/or a microchip. Make sure all contact information is current.
3) Food and water for 1-2 weeks. For your feline friends, do not forget their litter box and cat litter.
4) Your pet's special needs like medications and special diets for 2-3 weeks. Do not forget their Heartworm and flea preventions.
5) Extra collars and leashes.
6) List of pet friendly hotels and campsites. Read through all animal policies of your destination.
It is best during an evacuation to take your pets. They will be safer with you.
Posted: May 18, 2013, 3:52 pm
Memorial weekend and summer vacations are around the corner. Make your boarding reservations now. All pets must up to date on all necessary vaccinations to stay. Call our office at 713-723-6427.
Posted: May 11, 2013, 1:28 pm
Just a reminder of our Vaccination Discount Days on Wednesday and Thursday. This is for complete annual yearly and 6 month check ups. Please call 713-723-6427 to set up an appointment.
Posted: April 29, 2013, 6:41 pm
Increase of Parvovirus has been reported. Make sure your dogs are current on their immunizations. Call our clinic for more information 713-723-6427.
Posted: April 15, 2013, 7:52 pm
Special Limited Rebate Offers on Heartworm and Flea Preventions still going on- Call our office at 713-723-6427 for any further information.
Posted: April 2, 2013, 11:16 pm
Check out our website at cpoac.com to get your prescription refills ordered; and set up your grooming and boarding appointments.
Also call our office at 713-723-6427 for SPECIAL LIMITED OFFERS on Heartworm and flea prevention products to keep our pets safe.
Also call our office at 713-723-6427 for SPECIAL LIMITED OFFERS on Heartworm and flea prevention products to keep our pets safe.
Posted: March 11, 2013, 11:07 pm
Fleas and ticks are back again. Call us at 713-723-6427 to consult for the best prevention for your pet.
Posted: February 18, 2013, 9:49 pm
WEST NILE AWARENESS!!!!
Due to growing attention to the WEST NILE VIRUS, pet owners should be aware, that while there have been few reported cases in dogs and cats, pets can be suspectible to the virus.
Please be on the lookout for these symptoms:
- FEVER, which can persist for several days.
- Muscle pain and weakness.
- Skin rashes.
- Swollen lymph nodes.
Easy way to help prevent your pet from coming in contact with infected mosquitoes:
- Remove standing water on property.
- Use monthly flea preventative that also repels mosquitoes and many other ectoparasites, like VECTRA 3D.
- Avoid activity before dawn and during dusk.
Please AVOID using any mosquito sprays containing DEET. These can be TOXIC to your pet.
Protect your pet from the city and county foggings for mosquitoes- this can potentially be dangerous to your pet.
Please call our office 713-723-6427, if you have any questions or need products for your pet.
Due to growing attention to the WEST NILE VIRUS, pet owners should be aware, that while there have been few reported cases in dogs and cats, pets can be suspectible to the virus.
Please be on the lookout for these symptoms:
- FEVER, which can persist for several days.
- Muscle pain and weakness.
- Skin rashes.
- Swollen lymph nodes.
Easy way to help prevent your pet from coming in contact with infected mosquitoes:
- Remove standing water on property.
- Use monthly flea preventative that also repels mosquitoes and many other ectoparasites, like VECTRA 3D.
- Avoid activity before dawn and during dusk.
Please AVOID using any mosquito sprays containing DEET. These can be TOXIC to your pet.
Protect your pet from the city and county foggings for mosquitoes- this can potentially be dangerous to your pet.
Please call our office 713-723-6427, if you have any questions or need products for your pet.
Posted: August 24, 2012, 9:35 pm
Make sure your pet has plenty of fresh water and shade throughout the day to prevent over heating with our climbling tempertures. Change water at least twice daily.
Posted: June 15, 2012, 7:40 pm
Due to the increase incidence of Canine Influenza, all dogs are required to be vaccinated effected June 1, 2012 for boarding and grooming. There is no change in the other vaccine schedules. Please call if you have any questions at 713-723-6427.
Posted: June 6, 2012, 9:28 pm
Posted: January 10, 2012, 10:04 pm
Mrs. Solomon with her Patches. She has another Great Dane named Maida Bastian, another BIG BOY.
Cambridge Post Oak AC's Photos
Patches in the exam room
Cambridge Post Oak AC's Photos
Patches in the exam room
Posted: December 16, 2011, 10:40 pm
Posted: December 16, 2011, 10:38 pm
