As a pet hospital, we understand the seriousness and severity of mental health, especially in the veterinary field. We recognize our duty to speak out and promote suicide-prevention awareness by offering a variety of helpful resources and a safe, trusting environment. In light of recent events, Dr. Cierra Cadena passed away by suicide on September 21st, 2026. Dr. Cadena recently graduated in May 2026 from Texas A&M University’s veterinary program, then began an internship wi

Early detection of new growths can be crucial for your pet’s health. Many skin masses, growths, and lumps are benign, but some can be signs of more serious conditions like infections, cysts, or tumors.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to alleviate vet anxiety, because each pet presents a unique case, but pre-visit pharmaceuticals (PVPs) typically play a pivotal role in safely and ethically treating our patients. We wanted to take some time to combat some common myths surrounding PVPs.

Alicia Pet Care Center is proud to offer Solensia and Librela as part of our comprehensive arthritis treatment plans. If your cat or dog is slowing down, struggling to stand, hesitating on stairs, or just seems “not themselves,” it may be more than just aging—it could be arthritis pain. A veterinarian can help you decide if the signs you are noticing at home are due to osteoarthritis.

Hyperthyroidism is one of the most common endocrine disorders affecting middle-aged and senior cats.

Caring for a dog with diabetes mellitus requires diligence, consistency, and a good understanding of the condition. Here are helpful links..