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09/23/2026

Please be sure to give your pet heartworm prevention!

07/17/2026

01/23/2026

Keep your fur babies warm!

Winter weather is here ❄️🐾 Please be safe and keep pets warm indoors.

BAEH is OPEN and fully staffed to help!
Burleson Animal Emergency Hospital
📍 12600 South Fwy, Burleson, TX 76028
📞 817-900-2000 | ✉️ [email protected]

01/12/2026

If you are feeding your dog fresh food or a homemade diet. Please monitor your pet for these types of stones.

UMN researchers discover new urinary stone—and a likely cause | LauraAnn Krolak-Johnson

The Minnesota Urolith Center has discovered a new type of urinary stone that is associated with supplements or diets containing a particular compound, called Calcium Tartrate Tetrahydrate.

08/05/2025

Since summer is still in full swing, please keep this in mind.

Also, if you have frenchies, bulldogs, pugs, or any dog with a squished face, limit outdoor time. Overheating happens so easy!

06/30/2025

Friday is the 4th! Please call your veterinary tomorrow if your pet needs meds.

06/20/2025

It's that time again! Get your fur babies meds for anxiety NOW. Your veterinary clinic will appreciate it.

Waiting until July 1st or after, could result in not receiving them in time.

Also, update your information on your microchips. If you have questions on how message below.

04/08/2025

This is from an article posted by Animal Emergency Services on 3/21/25

Pets love to chew, lick, and explore – and unfortunately, that includes plants and flowers! While many plants are beautiful additions to our homes and gardens, several common varieties can be toxic to our furry friends. Even the most charming bouquets can pose a danger. To help keep your pets safe, we’ve compiled a list of the most common flowers and plants that are harmful to dogs and cats, along with key signs and symptoms to watch out for.

Did you know a large number of common plants are toxic to our pets? We've compiled a list of flowers and plants toxic to dogs and cats.