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Keeping Your Pet Well Groomed and Clean Depending on what type of pet you have, grooming can be an important part of his health and wellness. At TLC Animal Hospital in El Paso, TX, we're here to answer any questions you might have about keeping your pet happy and...

Without modern parasitic prevention, heartworm would likely continue to be a primary cause of death in dogs and a significant health issue for people. The parasite is carried by mosquitoes as enters their victims. Once inside the dog's body, it grows into a worm and...

We at TLC Animal Hospital can be your reliable source of pet health information in El Paso, TX. Let's talk about a topic that's important for every cat owner to understand: Feline Heartworm. By learning more about this condition, you can help keep your cat happy,...

While we at TLC Animal Hospital in El Paso, TX, don't offer boarding services, we know a thing or two about keeping pets safe and healthy. Unfortunately, many pet parents make the mistake of leaving their pets to board and don't know whether or not the facility is...

Interdog Aggression Explained In addition to actual fights, aggressive behavior can include mounting, blocking, standing over another dog, posturing, staring, and vocalization. Dogs in the same household can become aggressive toward each other for a variety of...

Cruciate disease in dogs is a disease that affects the cranial cruciate ligament, located inside the knee. This disease is caused by genetics, obesity, age, conformation, and even breed. It occurs as a slow ligament degeneration over months or sometimes years. The...

Common Senior Pet Problems Our El Paso Vet Treats Our veterinarian at TLC Animal Hospital in El Paso, TX, takes senior pet care seriously. Depending on your pet’s age, breed, size, and medical history, aging animals can suffer from various conditions. The following...

Our vet may recommend orthopedic surgery if your pet has mobility problems due to arthritis or other joint issues. Pet orthopedics deals with issues concerning your pet’s musculoskeletal system. These questions from TLC Animal Hospital will explain more about...

CBLO stands for CORA-Based Leveling Osteotomy. It is a surgical technique used to correct cranial cruciate ligament (dog ACL) disease and tears. Cruciate disease is one of the most common knee problems diagnosed in large-breed dogs. It can lead to significant...

Like their human companions, senior pets need more medical attention to stay healthy. At TLC Animal Hospital in El Paso, TX, our veterinarians encourage pet owners to schedule veterinary exams more often for their senior pets. Regular exams allow us to watch for...