Broadway Veterinary Hospital

05/22/2026

Remembering with gratitude the sacrifice of those who served🇺🇸

Our clinic will be closed Monday 5/25 in observance of Memorial Day!

05/15/2026

May 15th is a very important day for us at BVH! Happy Birthday to our very own Dr. Black and Dr. Sudduth🥳🥳

05/11/2026

Welcome to the team, Dr. Ivy Sudduth!

We are so excited to introduce the newest member of the Broadway Veterinary Hospital family! Dr. Sudduth is a Tyler, TX native and a proud 2023 graduate of Louisiana State University (Geaux Tigers! 🐯). She comes to us with a wealth of knowledge in both domestic and exotic animal care. While Dr. Sudduth will be focusing on our canine and feline friends for now, her extensive experience with exotic animals is a fantastic asset. We are excited to have that expertise in-house as we look toward the future of what we can offer our Broadway Vet family!

Dr. Sudduth is thrilled to be in Sulphur Springs and can’t wait to meet you and your furry family members. Help us give her a warm welcome in the comments below and the next time you stop by! 🩺✨

05/07/2026

Anxiety isn't just a human thing 🐾
From subtle lip licks to storm phobias, we’re breaking down everything you need to know for National Pet Anxiety Awareness Week 2026!

Swipe through to learn more about how you can help your pet✨️

04/29/2026

04/29/2026

We've said it once and we'll say it again, we are so thankful for our BVH family! Thank you to our secret admirer who had breakfast and tea delivered for us today❤️

04/10/2026

We don't have X-ray vision, but our clinic does! 🕵️✨
From digital X-rays to in-house lab testing, we’re equipped to get your pets the answers they need faster. Whether we're getting a health baseline or diagnosing a specific issue, we are here to ensure your pets stay happy, healthy, and by your side. 🐶🐱
📞 Call us at 903-885-0061 to book your next appointment!

03/17/2026

We found our pot of gold... our patients!

Happy St. Patrick's Day to our wonderful clients☘️

03/09/2026

📢⚠️There have been recent reports of an increase in raccoons showing symptoms consistent with canine distemper in East Texas, including Hopkins County and surrounding areas⚠️

What you need to know:
❌ No Cure: There is no known cure for distemper; prevention is the only way to protect your pets.
⚠️ High Risk: Puppies and unvaccinated dogs are the most vulnerable.
🚫 Wildlife Alert: Keep a safe distance from raccoons, skunks, and foxes—especially if they appear disoriented, unwell, or unusually friendly.

How to protect your fur babies:
💉Vaccinate: Ensure your dogs are up to date on their Distemper/Parvo vaccinations. If they are behind, schedule a booster immediately.
🥣Bring Bowls Inside: Do not leave food or water bowls outside. Sharing a dish with infected wildlife is one of the easiest ways for the virus to spread to your pets.
👀Supervise Outdoor Time: Keep a close eye on your dogs when they are in the yard, especially at dusk and dawn.
Please check out the infographic below for specific symptoms to watch for. Let’s keep our community’s pets safe! 🐶❤️

02/27/2026

⏰️Last Chance! ⏰
️We are now in the final days of Dental Month! Give us a call today to book your pet's dental and take advantage of our 20% off special!

In the mean time, check out these tips (they work for dogs and cats!) for some at-home care you can do to keep those smiles healthy🪥🦷✨️