VCA Tomball Veterinary Hospital

10/18/2026

Happy First Day of Vet Tech Appreciation Week! To kick off this week, we have Kassidy! Kassidy has been part of our team for over 2 years, beginning her journey with us in our kennel department. Since then, she has continued to grow and become such a valued member of our team! When she’s not at the hospital, Kassidy enjoys reading, traveling, and spending quality time with her friends, family, and her beloved dog, Buddy Boy. Kassidy is always eager to learn new things and is never hesitant to lend a helping hand. Thank you, Kassidy, for your consistent hard work, dedication, and everything you do for our patients and our hospital! We appreciate you!

10/16/2026

🎃 Costumes, PSL's and scented candles... oh my! Be on the lookout for these potential pet hazards this fall. 🍂

And if you need support from your veterinary team, we're just a call away! Find your local VCA Animal Hospital at https://vcahospitals.com/find-a-hospital

10/15/2026

We dare you to swipe through the puppies without saying "awww" 😍

Find your local VCA Animal Hospital at https://vcahospitals.com/find-a-hospital

10/14/2026

Every surgery starts long before the first incision. It starts with a veterinary technician who has spent years mastering their skills, anticipating needs, monitoring vitals, and showing up fully prepared for every patient who comes through the door.

Vet techs are the heart of every OR team, and their skill and dedication make a difference every single day. At some VCA specialty hospitals, we take surgical collaboration even further. Some of our teams include Certified Surgical Technologists (CSTs) — professionals who earned specialized degrees specifically to support surgeons in the OR.

The result? Less time under anesthesia. Better outcomes. And a team that truly works as one. 💙

Because every patient is somebody's pet — and they deserve nothing less than the best.

10/13/2026

Think you know your veterinary history? Let’s put it to the test. 🩺

As we celebrate our 40th anniversary, we’re looking back at the breakthroughs that have helped shape veterinary care over the past four decades.

Take the 40 Years of Breakthroughs in Veterinary Medicine quiz from Clinician's Brief and see how you score!

👉 Take the quiz - https://www.cliniciansbrief.com/article/quiz-40-years-breakthroughs-vet-med

10/13/2026

What trick do you want to teach your senior dog?! Remember to have their favorite treat on hand 🍬

Curious about more ways to care for your senior pet? Find your local VCA Animal Hospital at https://vcahospitals.com/find-a-hospital

10/12/2026

10/09/2026

PSA: Emotional support toys are welcome here too! Veterinary visits can be nerve-racking, so we love seeing the bravery that our patients exude 🤗

Find your local VCA Animal Hospital at https://vcahospitals.com/find-a-hospital

10/08/2026

In honor of VCA's 40th anniversary, VCA Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Julia Georgesen, sat down with Dr. Beth Mollison on the Clinicians Brief Partner Podcast to reflect on the profession's most transformative shifts — and what's coming next.

From hand-developing X-rays to anesthesia simulation software, this conversation covers it all:
🐾 The evolution of pain management as a clinical outcome
📊 Preventative care shifting toward predictive medicine
🤝 Team-based care and empowering credentialed technicians
🧠 Why the future belongs to those with not just IQ and EQ — but AQ: adaptability quotient
💬 Heart-centered communication and what clients really remember

Listen now: https://www.cliniciansbrief.com/article/podcast-then-now-next-40-years-veterinary-medicine-dr-georgesen

10/08/2026

Today is ! When was the last time your pet had an eye screening exam? Annual eye screening exams allow for early disease detection to keep their vision healthy 👀

Book your pet's nose-to-tail wellness exam at your local VCA Animal Hospital via https://vcahospitals.com/find-a-hospital

10/07/2026

The last one is blowing our minds!

Has your pet eaten something they shouldn't? Find your local VCA Animal Hospital at https://vcahospitals.com/find-a-hospital

10/07/2026

This is Rico. He loves belly rubs, time in sun and playing with our kennel staff. Rico is very well known around the hospital for being well-behaved and incredibly lovable. It's always an honor to have you here Rico!!🐶

09/21/2026

Winifred trying to prove she's able to upgrade from Dog to hooman status based off her stance. (She's totally taller than all of us) 🐕🐶

09/18/2026

Sonar, one of our (DOG)TORS, decided that he wanted to take a look at a cytology today. Cytology is the microscopic examination of cells that have been collected from the body. Cytology is often used to diagnose growths or masses (tumors) found on the body’s surface, but can also assess bodily fluids, internal organs (liver, lung, lymph nodes, kidney), and abnormal fluids, especially in the chest and abdomen.
Disclaimer: Sonar IS a dog and cannot diagnose nor does he have a degree in veterinary medicine.

09/16/2026

Our "Boarder Of The Week" is Bailey! This sweet pup has stolen our kennel staffs hearts with her playful personality. She enjoys cuddle time and loves to hang out with her sister, Phoebe during middy walks! Congratulations to Bailey! We love having her here with us!

09/15/2026

Hey facebook family.... it's Yeti here, clinic cat and decor manager 🐈 As you can see by these gorgeous photos of me I am officially in the fall spirit. I have packed up my paws-icles and for the next few months, I will only accept pumpkin spice flavored cat food and cozy sweaters.

09/11/2026

Happy Friday from Gunner! Gunner came in for us to perform pre-operative exam and blood work to make sure he's nice and healthy for his dental cleaning.
How common is dental disease in dogs? Dental disease is one of the most common medical conditions seen by veterinarians. Over 80% of dogs over the age of three have active dental disease.
Few dogs show obvious signs of dental disease, so it is up to the dog’s family and veterinarian to uncover this hidden and often painful condition. If your dog shows signs, they may include pawing at the mouth, head shaking, or jaw chattering. They may chew with obvious discomfort, drop food from their mouth, swallow with difficulty, or drool excessively. The saliva may contain blood. Halitosis (bad breath) is also common. We are now accepting new patients if you would like to schedule a dental exam!

09/09/2026

Did you know that we are also a boarding facility? When you have to travel and can't bring your pet, you can trust our hospital to offer compassionate care while you are away. If you have questions about what boarding options are available for your pet, please contact our hospital to discuss rates and availability. So we can better serve you and your pet, please make reservations in advance, especially around the holidays.