Veterinary Medical Center of Spring

🎆 Fireworks can be scary for pets. 🎆

If your pet needs anxiety medication to help them stay calm during the holiday celebrations, please give us a call before July 3rd to request a refill or pick up medication. Please allow 24 hours for them to be filled.

Planning ahead can help make the Fourth of July safer and less stressful for your furry family members. 🐾💙

📞 Call us today to make sure your pet is prepared for the holiday.

Veterinary Medical Center of Spring
281-353-5700

😻June is Adopt a Cat Month! In honor of this purrfect occasion, here are 5 wildly convincing (and slightly chaotic) reasons you need a feline overlord in your life.​
Do you have an adoption story? We’d love to hear it!​

🚨 RED CARD ALERT 🚨

What foul would your pet get called for during the World Cup? 😂

🐾🌈 Happy Pride Month from all of us at Veterinary Medical Center of Spring! 🌈🐾

Today's honorary Pride ambassador is the adorable Kibi, who came to visit us wearing the sweetest pink Pride bandana and brightened everyone's day. 💖🐶

At Veterinary Medical Center of Spring, we're proud to care for pets and the people who love them. We celebrate the kindness, compassion, and diversity that make our community stronger, and we're grateful to be a place where everyone is welcome.

Thank you, Kibi, for sharing your smile and a little extra Pride with us! 🌈✨

Happy Pride Month to our wonderful clients, patients, staff, and community! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

⛈️🧨Anxiety doesn't just affect humans—our pets can experience it too! And summertime brings extra stressors like travel, fireworks, and thunderstorms. We are here to help you and your pet enjoy the season.

If you notice signs of stress or anxiety in your pet, schedule an appointment so we can discuss ways to help them feel more comfortable and supported. 🩵

Psst…tell your cat to get ready cause it’s National Hug Your Cat Day! So now they HAVE to let you give them a snuggle. 😻
How did it go with your cat? Let us know in the comments!

As flowers bloom, so do risks for our pets, with plenty of opportunity for them to breathe in particles, scratch an eye, poke a paw, or even get snagged by a branch or thorn, all of which could potentially lead to infections.

Infections can be sneaky subtle—If your pet is not acting right and you are not sure what it is, get them checked! Like with most conditions, the sooner we treat an infection, the better your pet will feel.