Help the Bark Avoid the Bite If getting into the great outdoors with your dog is on your to-do list, a rattlesnake vaccination for your pet should be on that

With the weather reaching its summer highs, Del Valle Pet Hospital wants to make sure that you and your family remain safe. Each year, an average of 37 children and

Of the many changes a new baby brings to life, it is easy to overlook how this new addition to your family can affect your pets. The bond between pet

Meet RW, a 4-year-old Snowshoe mix cat. He recently came into our hospital for blood in his urine. Dr. Rensink noticed he had severe gingivitis and halitosis, causing his gum

Pets have a difficult time staying cool during the hot summer months. This means they are at increased risk of dehydration and heat stroke. As an owner, it is important

With Independence Day right around the corner, it is important to remember some basic fireworks pet safety. Pet hearing is much more sensitive than humans, making the loud explosions and

The foxtail plant represents a hidden summertime danger to pets. Once inhaled, the barbed seeds of these common grass-like plants can travel through your pet’s respiratory system, where they become

Rattlesnake season is approaching! As the weather warms up and outdoor activity increases, please remember that rattlesnakes are a potent danger to dogs. Like all cold-blooded animals, rattlesnakes are more

Rocky was born July 29, 2012. He was 8 days old when we first saw him. When we brought him home on September 28 at 9 weeks old he was

See the links below to read through more information and tips on pet care If you have questions for your Del Valle Pet Hospital veterinarian, stop by our veterinary hospital