Chandler Veterinary Clinic

09/02/2026

September is Happy Cat Month!
A happy cat is a healthy, engaged cat—and a little enrichment can go a long way. From interactive play and scratching surfaces to cozy hiding spots and opportunities to climb and explore, creating an enriching environment helps support your cat’s physical and mental well-being at every life stage. And don’t forget that regular veterinary visits and preventive care are an important part of keeping those purrs coming, too. Check out our tips for enriching your indoor cat’s life:

Cats require just as much attention and stimulation as dogs. Provide activities for your cat that enhance their social, mental and physical health.

09/01/2026

Natural Disaster Preparation
September marks National Disaster Preparedness Month––a time to raise awareness of how families can prepare their pets for disasters and all types of emergencies. Developing a pet disaster kit and evacuation plan in advance ensures you’re prepared when disaster strikes or emergency situations arise.

When disaster strikes, TVMF assists veterinarians who provide medical care to animal victims. Learn more about our Disaster Relief Grant program.

07/16/2026

Paws in the Sand
Planning a beach day or lakeside adventure with your dog? Remember to pack fresh water, provide shade, and watch for signs of overheating. A little preparation can help keep your pet safe while enjoying summer fun.

As pet owners and their furry friends flock to the coastline to enjoy the water, it's important for them to take proper safety precautions.

07/14/2026

New World Screwworm Awareness
Texas veterinarians are closely monitoring the threat of New World screwworm, an invasive pest that can pose a serious risk to pets and livestock. Knowing the signs and seeking prompt veterinary care if you suspect a problem can help protect your pet and prevent the spread of this harmful pest.

Veterinarians in Texas are on the alert for an invasive pest that can have a devastating effect on pets, livestock, and even people.

07/06/2026

Parasite Prevention Matters
Warm weather in Texas brings a higher risk of exposure to fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, and intestinal parasites—making year-round parasite protection one of the most important steps in safeguarding your pet’s health. Consistent prevention, paired with routine veterinary care, is the most effective way to keep pets protected and healthy throughout the year. Learn more about why parasite protection matters.

A veterinary-approved parasite protection plan is vital for the health of our pets. Here are 5 reasons why pet owners should take preventive steps.

07/03/2026

07/03/2026

Helping Pets Manage Storm and Fireworks Anxiety
Does your pet hide, pace, tremble, or become distressed during storms or fireworks? Anxiety is common in pets, and there are effective ways to help them feel more comfortable.

Pets who experience anxiety during fireworks not only suffer from the mental effects of anxiety but also are at risk of destructive behavior.

06/22/2026

Making Your Pet’s Boarding Experience a Great One
Summer vacation is here! While you’re enjoying some time away, your pet may be heading off on a vacation of their own. If you’re planning to board your pet, check out this helpful article on choosing the right boarding facility and preparing for a positive experience. It’s full of tips to help keep your pet safe, comfortable, and happy while you’re away.

People travel near and far to celebrate the holidays with family and friends. If you leave your furry friend behind, consider using a boarding kennel.