When your pet develops sneezing, noisy or “sniffly” breathing, or nasal discharge, it can be frustrating when initial treatments only seem to help temporarily.

When your pet is sick or injured, you may know they need an emergency veterinarian, but what happens if their condition requires more specialized care?

We all look forward to summer fun with our pets, but the season can come with a few surprises. Every year, our GCVS Houston and NASA Parkway Emergency Rooms see an increase in heat-related illnesses, insect stings, snake bites, and other summer-related emergencies.

When your pet develops sneezing, noisy or “sniffly” breathing, or nasal discharge, it can be frustrating when initial treatments only seem to help temporarily.