People are becoming increasingly health conscious, and realizing the dangers of excess sugar in their diet. As a result, many people are switching to sugar-free products. Xylitol now is frequently used in these products as a sugar substitute, providing many benefits for humans. However, this ingredient is extremely dangerous for pets. Our team at Star [...]
Your pet is inquisitive, but their investigative nature can cause problems if they encounter a toxic substance. However, while many common household items are dangerous for your pet, you can take precautions to keep them safe. Our Fear Free Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital team wants to help by offering tips to safeguard your pet [...]
You love your pet, but you may not always love their behavior. Sometimes pets exhibit problem behaviors that are frustrating and difficult to address. Our team at Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital wants to help by providing tips to correct six common pet behavior problems. #1: Your dog jumps on people Dogs jump on people [...]
The adage “You are what you eat” holds true for pets, as well as people. Although your furry pal likely isn’t binging on cheeseburgers and french fries, what they eat—and how much—plays a crucial role in their weight and overall health. Pets who are too heavy are at an increased risk for a multitude of [...]
Do you wonder what your pet’s veterinary dental cleaning entails? Is their dental treatment similar to yours? What really happens when your pet spends the day with our Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital team? Take a behind-the-scenes look at a typical dental cleaning performed by our veterinary technicians. Damien, who will undergo the process, is [...]
You may think that focusing on your pet’s dental health is important only to keep bad breath at bay, but good oral hygiene is essential for a completely healthy, happy pet. Without proper dental care, your furry pal can suffer from painful periodontal problems, although they may not complain about oral pain. However, their bad [...]
While countless advances in veterinary medicine and technology are made every year, nothing yet can prevent aging—in humans and pets. As hard as that may be to accept, the good news is that you can add years to your pet’s life by taking proactive measures to ensure their good health. Remember, you are your pet’s [...]
For starters, we would like to thank you for your loyalty and patience during the pandemic. We’ve hung onto two of Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital’s core values—we want to be here, and we will communicate transparent quality for our patients—during this trying time for us all, including staff, clients, and patients. But, we know [...]
The dog in your daydreams obeys your thoughts, stays perfectly groomed, never makes a mess, never gets old, and takes themselves out to potty. If you don’t realize that such a perfect dog can be only a figment of your imagination, Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital is about to burst your bubble. However, we would [...]
Finding out that your pet has kidney failure (i.e., renal failure or insufficiency) can leave you with many questions. Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital wants to ensure you have all the answers you need about the disease, its progression, and available therapies so you can make informed decisions about your pet’s care and quality of [...]
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