The Houston Humane Society celebrated the opening of its first stand alone clinic on March 24, according to a March 26 news release from the organization.
What they offer
The 10,000 square foot veterinary clinic expands the HHS' ability to serve 30% more animals by expanding access to competitively priced veterinary care.
The clinic features five exam rooms, a full-service surgical suite with new technology and equipment, treatment and dental rooms, separate cat and dog waiting areas and a designated outdoor area for pets to relieve themselves.
The new clinic is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and offers comprehensive, life-saving medical treatments and services including pet vaccinations, spay and neuter services, ultrasounds, laser therapy, dental care, wellness exams and microchipping.
The clinic also provides a variety of surgical procedures, including mass removals, eye repair or enucleation, treatment for pyometra, rectal repair, and hernia repair and amputations, according to the news release.
Quote of note
“Pets are such an important part of a family, and this clinic allows us to provide faster, more precise care and give caregivers the best solutions to keep their four-legged companions happy and thriving,” Chief Clinic Veterinarian Dr. Tony Malone said in the news release. “We’re excited to finally open our doors to the public and continue doing what we love most, caring for animals.”
