Whitney Veterinary Clinic

05/24/2026

05/01/2026

Vaccine Clinic Today!

8am-12pm

04/28/2026

🚨Mark your calendars!

Our first vaccine clinic of the year is this Friday, May 1st.

Remember: all dogs must be on leashes (non-extendable) and all cats must be in carriers.

First to turn in their completed forms is first served.

If you have any questions, please call the office.

04/21/2026

SCAM ALERT: We have been receiving comments on our posts with links to purchase branded merchandise. These posts are not made by our office and are a scam. Please do not click on any links in our comments. All links provided by our office will be in the post itself. We are removing these comments as quickly as possible.

03/10/2026

Our first Friday clinics will return starting May 1st.

Clinic hours are walk-in 8am-12pm.

Please check our page for any updates regarding our vaccination clinics.

We look forward to seeing you!

For questions, please call the office 254-694-2405.

02/25/2026

Did you know?

Not all dental chews are created equal.

We recommend looking for products with the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) logo on them.

These products must be scientifically proven to work. Follow the link below to see an approved list of products from dental chews to water additives! You can also look for the logo on products in pet supply stores or online.

https://vohc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/VOHCAcceptedProductsTable_Dogs-11-14-25.pdf

02/23/2026

Another myth!

Myth: Dogs mouths are clean.

We LOVE puppy kisses-but let’s clear up this common misconception!

The truth is, dogs mouths are not clean and we should not allow them to lick their own wounds or ours!

Dogs mouths have different bacteria than ours, however, that doesn’t mean they can’t pass bacteria to us!

If dogs have wounds or lesions, the best thing to do is prevent them from licking as it can cause increased irritation and secondary infections. It is best to get it checked out so medications can be prescribed to resolve the issue.

Have you heard this myth?

Forget the Orbit! Let’s clean it up with regular dental health care!

Some things you can do to help reduce bacteria build up in your pets mouth:
✔️Brushing your pet’s teeth
✔️Vet-approved dental chews
✔️Schedule regular dental checkups and cleanings.

02/02/2026

Bad breath (halitosis) is normal for dogs.

FALSE

Halitosis is a sign of periodontal disease or underlying health conditions.

If your pet has odor coming from their mouth, it is best to get them seen to identify the cause.