Beeville Veterinary Hospital

06/12/2026

Warning: extreme cuteness alert! 😍 Our clinic was overrun today with these precious Maine C**n kittens getting their first shots. Of course, we had to squeeze in some playtime with these little adventurers!

06/08/2026

Hot summer safety tips for cool pet parents!

06/04/2026

IMPORTANT INFO! Please read!

06/01/2026

Look who stopped by for her last round of puppy shots!😍 It's Dr. Lennarduzzi's adorable new family member, Eve! She's officially ready to take on the world. Here's to a long, happy, and healthy life for this precious girl! 🩷🐾

05/26/2026

To our amazing two seniors graduating from high school (Lorena and Brooklyn) and one with their associates (Siara) Congratulations! 🎓Your Bee Vet family is incredibly proud of your accomplishments and excited to see what you achieve next. Wishing you all the best!🤍👩🏻‍🎓

05/20/2026

Bee Vet Hospital is losing one of its favorite boarders! 🥹 Hazel Grace the pug is movin' on up to Colorado! 🚚We'll miss her adorable snorts and cuddles. Wishing her safe travels and hoping she finds lots of fun new smells in the mountains!🐾🤍

05/14/2026

Anissa, Rylee, and Maddie are bringing their career insights to inspire the next generation. Spending the day full of sharing and learning at Skidmore-Tynan Isd Elementary!💜🐾💛

05/13/2026

Everyone, meet Maggy! ✨ This sweet puppy is searching for her forever home. She's learning potty training, has had her vaccines, and gets along great with dogs and cats! Maggy is loving, playful, well-mannered, and easily trainable. She's almost fully leash trained too! 🐾 Interested in giving Maggy her forever home? Stop by and meet her! 💙

05/11/2026

🚨power outage 🚨
Restoration is underway and estimated to be back by 1:30, we are unable to see any clients until we are back up and running. We apologize for any inconvenience and will update as soon as possible

04/24/2026

Keep your fur babies protected! ❤️ Prevention is key to their health and happiness. Give us a call if you have any questions on prevention!

Recent rain in Corpus Christi has created stagnant water, increasing the mosquito population and the risk of fatal heartworm disease in local dogs.