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  • Pet Safety For The Holidays

    posted: Nov 30, 2018.

    Pet Safety for the Holidays Here are a few reminders for pet safety over the holiday season. Please check with your local vet and know who to call in case of Read more
  • Cats & Carriers

    posted: Aug 06, 2018.

    Cats & Carriers Have you experienced trying to get your cat into a carrier? Many cats dislike going to the veterinarian but getting your cat into their carrier tends to be Read more
  • Why Veterinarians Recommend Bravecto

    posted: Jul 26, 2018.

    Why Veterinarians Recommend Bravecto With one single treatment dogs can experience 12 weeks of flea and tick protection.  Most treatments only provide one month of protection so this can give great Read more
  • Veterinarian Recommended Foods for Dogs

    posted: Jul 16, 2018.

    Picture this… sizes from Chihuahuas to Mastiffs, energy levels from Border Collies to French Bulldogs, endurance levels from Great Danes to German Shepherds, and hair types from Shih Tzu’s to Read more
  • DOG DAYS OF SUMMER

    posted: May 18, 2018.

    DOG DAYS OF SUMMER Q&A Summer is fast approaching so please read and pass on to keep your pets safe in the summer heat. Bring lots of water on your walks, Read more
  • Top Websites for Pet Owners

    posted: Jan 24, 2018.

    Top Websites for Pet Owners  Animal Health Petlyhttps://www.petly.com  Your pet’s personal health page keeping medical health records all in one place.  Pets & Parasiteshttp://www.petsandparasites.org  Health tips for protecting your pet and your family against parasites.  Main Read more
  • Don’t Fail Your Exam!

    posted: Jan 09, 2018.

    Don’t Fail Your Exam! In the past, veterinarians stressed the importance of annual vaccinations for keeping pets healthy. While we still feel vaccines are important, we know now that not every Read more
  • Is Your Pet a “Rightie” or a “Leftie?”

    posted: Dec 18, 2017.

    Is Your Pet a “Rightie” or a “Leftie?” Dogs and cats enthrall us with their behavior. We love to watch them play and interact with us and each other. Some of Read more
  • Traveling with your Pet

    posted: Dec 13, 2017.

    Traveling with your Pet  Travel Tips  Before you travel, make sure your pet is healthy. While we would always love to bring our pets along with us, always prioritize your pet’s safety, Read more
  • Open Wide!

    posted: Nov 29, 2017.

    Open Wide! Has your veterinarian recommended a dental cleaning for your pet? If so, your pet probably has dental disease–most pets do. Dental disease is painful, but most pets continue to Read more
  • Cats Need Veterinary Care, Too!

    posted: Nov 15, 2017.

    Cats Need Veterinary Care, Too! We all know the importance of wellness health checks for humans, but what about for cats? Even though most of our pet cats live indoors, they Read more
  • Heartworm Prevention? Forget About It!

    posted: Nov 02, 2017.

    Heartworm Prevention? Forget About It! Heartworm disease is a serious problem in the Lone Star state- 1 out of 37 Texas dogs have been diagnosed with heartworms so far this year. Read more
  • Not All Veterinary Hospitals Are Created Equal

    posted: Oct 26, 2017.

    Not All Veterinary Hospitals Are Created Equal We all want what’s best for those we care about. And choosing the right veterinary hospital is an important part of doing what’s best Read more
  • Pet Safety During Halloween

    posted: Oct 06, 2017.

    Pet Safety During Halloween Halloween is around the corner, and here are some tips on how to make this HOWL-o-ween full of treats and not tricks for your pet. Below are Read more
  • Poisonous Plants and Your Pets

    posted: Apr 25, 2017.

    Poisonous Plants and Your Pets If you are a pet parent, you have probably dealt with your pet chewing on, or even eating, peculiar things. Part of being a good pet Read more
  • Walk it Out!

    posted: Feb 24, 2016.

    Now that Spring is approaching and mild weather is on the horizon, our thoughts naturally start turning to outdoor activities. Chances are your dog is also a little stir-crazy after Read more

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  • "I like the fact that the staff at Main Street Veterinary Hospital is friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. I would recommend them to my friends and family."
    Kathy Lemoine - Flower Mound, TX
  • "I appreciate the convenience and quality care offered at Main Street Veterinary Hospital. They are very thorough and they are always able to work us in any day. Our dog seem comfortable here. I would recommend them."
    Rauny Ruiz - Flower Mound, TX
  • "I have never been to a vet that was so caring ; the entire staff was amazing. I felt like they treated my dog Rascal like he was one of their own and answered all my questions in great detail. I felt blessed to have been referred here."
    Alexis C. - Flower Mound, TX
  • "Joshua came for shots and a heart worm test, which ended up positive. I am thankful for Dr. Pierson and the vet tech that helped Joshua and I to understand his diagnosis."
    Heather Markanovic - Flower Mound, TX
  • "Polly enjoys her weekly visits for her bath! Everyone seems to like Polly and spoils here rotten! I love it! You all are the BEST! Keep up the GREAT work!"
    Martha Balderston - Flower Mound, TX

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