WAGS-Where Animals Get Spoiled

10/24/2026

10/21/2026

Does your animal need vaccines? Please share. Perfect time to get them updated and save a little money. 

VICTORIA, TEXAS — WE'RE COMING YOUR WAY!

We're excited to bring AZ Mobile Pet Vaccines to HTeaO Victoria this Sunday, October 25!

Our goal is to make preventative veterinary care more affordable and accessible for pet owners across Texas, and we're looking forward to serving the Victoria community!

LOCATION:
HTeaO Victoria
7305 NE Zac Lentz Pkwy, Victoria, TX 77904

DATE & TIME:
Sunday, October 25
11 AM – 4 PM

SERVICES AVAILABLE:

Affordable Dog & Cat Vaccinations

Puppy & Kitten Vaccination Packages

Heartworm Testing

Flea, Tick & Heartworm Prevention

Microchipping

NO APPOINTMENTS NEEDED!
NO EXAM FEES!
Licensed veterinarian on-site.

Whether your pet needs annual vaccinations or you're looking for affordable preventative care, we're here to help!

Stop by, grab your favorite HTeaO drink, and let us take care of your furry family members.

Visit www.azmobilepetvax.com for more information.

VICTORIA FRIENDS — HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!

10/12/2026

We will only be open on Tuesday from 9:00 AM until 11:00 AM. My Great Aunt passed away and we will be attending the funeral.
On Wednesday, I will be opening late, at 11:00 AM. Thank you!

10/10/2026

You don’t realize how something so simple means the world to them. Babies for a walk. It’s good for you, and them.

09/16/2026

I will be closed until 11:00 this morning.

09/02/2026

Good morning! Just a little friendly reminder that this weekend is Labor Day weekend. If you have a spot reserved and you no longer need it, please let me know at least 24 hours in advance, to avoid any broken cancellation fees. Cell number (fastest) is 361-894-1018. We have a waitlist of people wanting a spot.
For those that are dropping off and picking up on Monday, we will be open on Labor Day but only from 9 to 10, and 4 to 5.

Thank you!
Heidi

08/31/2026

Happy Monday! Tackle the week with this much determination!

08/27/2026

Even though this is common sense, sometimes, people still need a reminder. I’m driving in my car right now and I just looked down at the speedometer. At 5:20 in the afternoon it’s registering 102°. Please make sure you’re outside animals have fresh, cool water. If you can bring them in even for a few hours a day, do it. It is way too hot for animals to sit out in the sun. Providing shade is good, but it’s not always enough. This heat is brutal. Once an animals core temperature gets elevated, it takes quite a while for it to cool down. Even when you bring them inside, they can continue to suffer from internal damages for the next 24 hours. Heat can cause kidney failure and shut down organs, fast.

Squished face dogs do not do well in the heat. Dogs must pant in order to cool down. Dogs like pugs, Shih Tzu, English bulldogs,Frenchies  and Pekingese all have the squished face. They already have restricted breathing, so once they get overheated, it can become fatal very quickly.

Sometimes, people put out misting systems. This also helps, but if you have a double coated dog, be careful. I’ve learned with my Siberian huskies how fast moisture can get trapped under that bottom layer and then it becomes a sauna next to their skin.

Filling up orange juice jugs, or any kind of plastic jug with water and freezing it, and putting them in their outside water bowls acts as large ice cubes. Rotate them out throughout the day to keep the water bowls cold.

Also, when you turn on your water hose, do not spray it directly on them right away or let them drink from the hose. The water sitting in the lines will come out scalding hot. I’ve seen lots of dogs end up with major burns all over their body from people that didn’t realize that.

And also, please do not leave your pets in your car with the windows cracked thinking it’s OK. If you see somebody doing this, please call the cops. If I see somebody doing this and the animal is in distress, you better believe I’m breaking your window to get your dog out.

Stay cool!