Preparing your Home for your new Puppy
While excitement and anticipation may perhaps be in the top of the list when bringing home a brand new… [more]
Holiday Foods May Land your Pet in the ER
The Christmas holiday is one of great joy, family reunions and a lot of celebration. But, for some… [more]
Remember your Pet with a Memorial Wind Chime
It can be heartbreaking when we loose one of our pets. After all, they have been a part of our family… [more]
Ticks and your Pets
Ticks are eight legged parasites related to spiders and scorpions. Ticks feed on the blood of their host,… [more]
Tips on Caring for your Pet’s Teeth
All of us know about the benefits of routine dental care for ourselves. Daily brushing and flossing and… [more]
Heartworm Disease Continues to Plague our Pets
Every year, veterinarians brace for a disease that has plagued our pets for decades. Yet this disease… [more]
Flea Control
Fleas are pesky parasites and have adapted very well to living in our houses. In fact, houses are at… [more]
Seizures in Pets
Seizures are a neurological anomaly that may occur in some pets. They are caused by a wide variety of… [more]
Diabetes Mellitus in Pets
Two forms of diabetes can be found in dogs. The first, Diabetes Mellitus, is the most common and will… [more]
Featured Dog Posts
Sometimes Good Medicine is Simply Good Nutrition
For pets with chronic health issues, veterinarians might recommend specific therapeutic diets. Designed to provide the right type of nutrition for the pet’s unique problems, these diets are often used for the lifetime of the pet. But, when finances are tight, are these “prescription diets” really worth the cost? Feeding your dog or cat seems like an easy chore, but if your pet is … [Read More...]
Leptospirosis
Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that affects both humans and animals and can cause serious symptoms. Vaccination of dogs and the use of common sense precautions can reduce the risk of exposure for you, your family, and your pets. How Leptospirosis is Spread People and dogs are exposed to the Leptospira bacteria via contact with infected urine or contaminated water, food, or soil. Wild … [Read More...]
Featured Cat Articles
Hypertension in Older Cats
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a common condition in older cats suffering from kidney disease, hyperthyroidism and various heart diseases. These are the three most common causes of hypertension in cats. Symptoms may include dilated pupils and/or blood in the eye chamber. This is caused by a build-up of blood in the eye due to increased pressure and can lead to detached retinas and … [Read More...]
Tips for Trimming your Pet’s Nails
Nail care is a vital part of your pet's total health care. Because nails continuously grow and are not necessarily worn down as they could if they have been going for walks, in that case it is up to you to help in keeping them at a more comfortable length. Whenever nails are too long, this affects the manner a dog walks which may lead to inflammation of the joints later on in life. Additionally … [Read More...]
Welcome
Welcome
Spring veterinarian, Dr. Debra Garrison would like to welcome you to the Treaschwig Veterinary Clinic. Our staff and I are are committed to providing the medical and surgical care to help your pet live a longer and healthier life.
Our clinic is dedicated to providing wellness and preventative care to keep your pet from succumbing to illnesses and parasites.
- Puppy and kitten wellness can get your pet off to a healthy start.
- Senior wellness can help your dog or cat live a longer, more productive life with early laboratory detection of geriatric diseases that can affect the heart, kidney and liver.
- Home dental care is emphasized and dental services are available for periodontal disease.
- We also have a strong relationship with North Houston Veterinary Specialists if your pet should need more advanced diagnostics, care or surgery.
Feel free to browse or website. We have a lot of informational videos as well as some entertaining videos from YouTube.
Our pet health library has over 1000 articles on pet care written by veterinarians to answer almost any question you may have.
If you can not find what you are seeking, our staff or myself will be happy to answer any questions.
You can also access all our information on your mobile phone! Our new Android app is ready for download.
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In a world of dog lovers, some canines face serious threat of extinction
Domesticated dogs are some of the most popular animals on the planet, but their cousins in the wild aren’t always as beloved. For thousands of years …
Flying the FUR-iendly Skies
THE HISTORY AND FUTURE OF PET TRAVEL from FIDO’s friends at Sherpa(R)
Each year, over 25 million people travel with their pets, whether on the interstate or around the globe. But fur couldn’t always fly…comfortably, anyway. As short as 20 years ago, pets were not allowed to travel in-cabin on any airline in the United States. But thanks to a driven, pet-loving flight attendant, today’s…
Vietnam veteran saves death row dog
Long after serving in the Army during the Vietnam War, a quiet, unassuming veteran became a hero to a death row dog. From 1961-1964, Roger served in the 25th infantry division in Hawaii in preparation to deploy to Vietnam. He was discharged before his division was sent overseas, and used his time in Hawaii to travel and marry.Continue reading …
Dog Ownership Linked to Reduced Heart Risks
Several studies showed that dogs decreased the body’s reaction to stress, with a decrease in heart rate, blood pressure and adrenaline-like hormone release when a pet is present.
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