The team at Four Paws is here to provide your pet with the lifetime care they deserve. During our consultations, we will discuss your pet’s medical history and all current concerns. Our doctors will conduct a full-body, head-to-tail exam to get to know your pet and their needs. We will be able to answer all of your questions, address your concerns, and create a wellness plan tailored specifically to your dog or cat.

Many of the diseases that can affect dogs and cats are preventable through proper vaccinations. Let our knowledgeable team guide you through setting up a vaccination schedule for your dog or cat to keep him or her protected.

According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, 70% of adult cats and 80% of adult dogs show symptoms of oral disease. Don’t let your pet become part of this statistic! Proper dental care can keep your pet happy and healthy.

Some of the signs that indicate your pet may be experiencing a dental problem include:

• Bad breath
• Loose, broken or missing teeth
• Yellow or brown teeth
• Red, inflamed or bleeding gums
• Difficulty or pain when chewing
• Pawing at the mouth
• Excessive drooling

If you notice any of these signs or symptoms, even if you regularly bring your pet in for dental care, give us a call. The sooner we address a potential problem, the better the chances of a positive outcome.

Our doctors are highly skilled and experienced in performing a wide variety of pet surgeries using modern techniques, cutting edge equipment and always adhering to the strictest standards of safety and care. You can feel confident that when it comes to surgery, your loved one will be in excellent hands with our team!

Here at Four Paws at Fulshear Veterinary Clinic we offer various reproductive services including:

• Sperm evaluation
• Brucellosis testing
• Estrus vaginal cytology
• Collection and insemination

Radiology (X-Ray)

We’re equipped with the latest imaging technology, which means we can provide our patients with accurate and speedy diagnosis and treatment for a variety of medical issues. X-rays are regularly used to diagnose and examine broken bones, obstructions, arthritis, masses, and tumors.

Ultrasound

Another diagnostic imaging tool we use at Four Paws is ultrasound. Ultrasounds allow us to get an inside look at your pet’s liver, kidneys, spleen, intestines, bladder, heart, and other internal organs to diagnose a variety of potential issues.

We’re proud to offer an in-house diagnostic laboratory. This allows us to conduct numerous tests to better diagnose your pet’s condition. By doing all of this in-house, we can provide the results quickly and more accurately. A faster diagnosis leads to faster treatment and recovery.

Microchipping offers assurance that animal shelters and veterinarians can identify your pet should they become lost. It is a scary situation when a pet becomes separated from his or her owner. Owners worry about their pet’s safety, who will find their pet, and how they will be reunited. Pets have been known to slip their collars and I.D. tags can fall off or become unreadable.

A tiny microchip is implanted under your pet’s skin that is coded with your contact information. Veterinary hospitals and shelters around the country are able to read the microchip and reunite you with your lost pets.

Laser therapy is a painless procedure used to reduce pain and inflammation and promote faster healing. This can be used to treat a variety of conditions, such as arthritis, muscle injuries, infections, and skin issues.