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Family Animal Hospital of Friendswood

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Full service veterinary hospital for small animals and exotics. Family owned and operated full service veterinary hospital for small animals and exotics.

Dr. Aresue Shokrollahi-McClain is the practice owner and lead veterinarian. Dr. Zoo is a Texas A&M educated veterinarian practicing since 2006.

11/03/2026

Dr. Hulitt has exam availability today! Follow the link below to get your pet scheduled ⬇️

https://friendswood.app.prod.nectar.vet/client-portal

11/03/2026

On November 3, One Health Day promotes efforts worldwide to bring together health disciplines that affect humans, animals, and the environment. The day also recognizes how closely our shared environment impacts human health.

Did you know that certain animals spread diseases between animals and humans called zoonotic diseases? Some examples of zoonotic diseases include:

Zoonotic influenza
Salmonellosis
West Nile Virus
Rabies
Brucellosis
Lyme disease
Plague
Malaria

It takes cooperation amongst many groups of people to combat zoonotic diseases. Physicians, veterinarians, pet owners, farmers, ecologists, policymakers, and those who monitor public health threats form the group. The groups hope that working together will better understand zoonotic diseases. Understanding will lead to better control of zoonotic diseases and fewer cases worldwide.

On this day, health organizations, corporations, universities, and individuals worldwide hold a variety of events and activities. These include workshops, seminars, webinars, presentations, and contests. The goal of the events is to enhance human, animal, and environmental health by advancing awareness of the One Health concept.

11/02/2026

Happy Monday!

11/01/2026

Pet Groomer Appreciation Day is a day to celebrate those who work in the pet (dog, cat, rabbit, etc) grooming industry. Pet groomers bathe and/or give pet trims and spa days to your furry family members. Pet Groomers are extremely compassionate individuals that have an incredible amount of love and passion for this career! They deserve to be celebrated as a vital member of the pet professional community in that we help the pet owners in keeping their animals clean, trimmed, healthy (brushing teeth and cleaning ears). Tag your favorite groomer/salon to show appreciation!

11/01/2026

From our team to yours, have a safe, & SPOOK-tacular evening. 🎃

11/01/2026

The BOO crew is ready to care for your pets, & they’re SCARY good at what they do! Happy Hallo-weenie everyone! 👻

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween! Show us your pet's costumes! 🦇🎃👻

10/30/2026

Halloween poses a few unique safety challenges for pet owners that you might not even think of, especially if this is your first Halloween with a pet in your household.

1. Keep candy away from pets. There are many kinds of candy that are very dangerous for pets to ingest, and chocolate is one of the most common. Know that dark chocolate and baking chocolate contain the highest levels of methylxanthines like theobromine and caffeine that can cause: vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, arrhythmias, & death (in extreme cases).

2. Keep pets away from Halloween decor. Pets don't get what these changes on the lawn or in the home are all about. Try to keep pets away from the decor entirely if possible, but if you can’t, always keep an eye on them around the decorations. From power cords to lit candles, seasonal decorations can be a pet’s nightmare.

3. Do not overheat pets in Halloween costumes. A hot costume can cause heat-related illness in your pet, and can lead to a serious medical emergency. If the temperature is warm on Halloween night, or the costume looks constricting, cutting off air flow around your pet, skip the pet costume—or take a few pictures at home in costume and take it off of your pet quickly. The risk isn't Insta-worthy!

4. Secure pets away from the door. Frequent doorbell ringing or door knocking from trick-or-treaters can be startling to your pet. Costumed strangers can cause them to leap into panic mode. Think: growls, bites, and bolting as you open the door. Keep your pet away from the door so they won’t become scared by the “intruders” in costumes. It is also best to keep your pet in a separate room.

5. Protect your pet from loud noises. Providing a safe, calm area in your home for them, away from the front door, will help them out big time. If your pet is very afraid of the sounds associated with Halloween—such as the doorbell ringing, the shouting of people outside, or bright, blinking lights — then you might want to use white noise to help ease their anxiety.

10/29/2026

National Cat Day is celebrated every October 29 to raise awareness for the many cats needing rescue each year. This special day encourages adoption, celebrates the joy cats bring to our lives, and promotes responsible pet ownership. Consider adopting a shelter cat, volunteering at a local rescue, or simply showering your feline companion with extra love.

10/28/2026

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Address

1 Oaktree Street
Friendswood, TX
77546

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6pm
Friday	7:30am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+12814821594

Website

http://www.familyahfriendswood.com/

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