Texas Veterinary Medical Foundation

Warm weather in Texas brings a higher risk of exposure to fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, and intestinal parasites—making year-round parasite protection one of the most important steps in safeguarding your pet’s health. Consistent prevention, paired with routine veterinary care, is the most effective way to keep pets protected and healthy throughout the year. Learn more about why parasite protection matters.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/top-5-reasons-use-parasite-protection/

Happy Fourth of July! As we celebrate our nation's 250th anniversary, we wish everyone a safe and happy Independence Day.

Remember: fireworks and pets don't mix. Keep your pets safely indoors, make sure their ID tags are up to date!

Have a safe and wonderful holiday!

Veterinary medicine is made up of many inspiring individuals with diverse career paths. At TVMF’s annual Lunch & Learn, veterinary students engaged in candid conversations with accomplished veterinary leaders about career growth, confidence in practice, community involvement, mentorship, and finding balance in a demanding profession.

The result was an inspiring discussion that offered practical advice and valuable perspective for the next generation of veterinarians.

Read More: https://www.tvmf.org/learning-beyond-the-classroom/

Summer is here, and while many of us enjoy the warmer weather and outdoor activities, the heat can be much harder on our pets. From hot pavement to rising temperatures, summer conditions can quickly become dangerous if pet owners are not prepared. This article shares important tips to help keep your pets safe, comfortable, and healthy throughout the summer months.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/summer-is-here-but-your-pet-may-not-be-as-excited-as-you-are/