
Most vets recommend that all indoor and outdoor cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. In today's post, you will learn why this vaccine is essential and how it can protect your cat's health.

Most vets recommend that all indoor and outdoor cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. In today's post, you will learn why this vaccine is essential and how it can protect your cat's health.

Inhaling mold spores can lead your canine companion to develop a variety of allergy symptoms. Learn about mold allergies in dogs and how they can be treated in today's blog post.

Rabies is not only fatal for cats, it is fatal for humans too! Read on to learn how rabies is spread, symptoms and how to protect your cat, yourself and your family from this deadly disease.

You are ready to take your pet in to be spayed but wait! Should you opt for a laser spay or is a traditional spay procedure ok? Let's delve into the facts about spaying and each option.

Spaying your pet prevents unwelcome litters of kittens or puppies from being in your care, but also helps prevent some cancers and curb certain behaviors. How long does spaying take? Find out.

In today's post, you will find information on the dangers of intestinal blockages and the surgery used to save dogs' lives.

In today's post, you will find information about cataracts in cats, including signs to watch for and what can be done to treat this common condition.

Our Austin veterinarians discuss enucleation in cats. We also discuss recovery time and other aspects of eye removal surgery.

Here, our Austin vets provide a step-by-step guide on getting your cat fixed and why it's important to do so.

Here, our Austin vets discuss how old a kitten needs to be before being fixed and if it's ever too late to have the procedure done.

In this post, our Austin veterinarians explain how your dog's nutrition and the health of their coat and skin are connected.
New pets are always welcome at Northwest Austin Veterinary Center. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.
