Paz Around Austin: Veterans Stand Down 2023

One of Paz Veterinary’s core values is: “We advocate for ourselves, our community, and our patients with empathy and integrity.” In October, Paz was honored to be invited to assist un-housed veterans with basic pet care needs, working with ATX

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Separation Anxiety in Pets

You will eventually get to leave your house. Your pet may not get it — but we do. Learn how to make the transition easier for your pet. You may be headed back to your office soon. Your pet, who

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Add a New Pet to Your Family?

Now that your new pet has found their forever home, they are likely doing some things you’d expect. And maybe some things you wouldn’t. What’s normal? What’s not? Is it normal that… My dog has a little cough? My cat’s

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Who loves your pet besides you? Us!

PAZ Veterinary is committed to a lifetime of wellbeing for your pet. Even in times of uncertainty, we remain your most trusted source of veterinary information. This is why we encourage you to contact us first with any questions or

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Your Pet as Your New Coworker

These days, you’re home. A lot. It is time to replace your office coffee break with a new one—a fun break with your pet! Your pet has realized their world is different. You are now home a lot. Your dog

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Itching

Blog by Dr. Nick Kiefer Without a doubt, one of the most common problems we see in our patients is itchy skin, known as pruritus. There’s a whole bunch of potential causes in our furry friends, from bacterial or fungal

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Radiography and Ultrasonography in Veterinary Medicine

Blog by: Dr. Jamie Senthirajah At Paz Veterinary, we have capabilities of performing both radiography (x-rays) and ultrasonography on your pets. Although both can be utilized to observe organs/images WITHIN the body, they have two very different purposes in the

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What is a CBC?

Blog by Dr. Cindy Carter, DVM A Complete Blood Count, or CBC, is a measurement of red and white blood cells in your pet’s circulation which gives us information about disease processes such as anemia, infection, dehydration, and cancer. We

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ARTHRITIS in dogs and cats

Blog by Dr. Tim Julien Is your once peppy puppy slowing down? Does your four-legged buddy, Fuzzybritches McPeppertooth, need a little more time to be up an at’em? Does Colonel Claws von Stauffenberg spend less time jumping and more time

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Allergy PAWblems

Jackson’s Testimony “Oh no, not again. I just can’t stop licking, scratching, chewing and shaking my head. I can’t sleep at night nor am I comfortable, and my owner is looking at me crazy and concerned. Sometimes I feel like

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