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Parasite Prevention for Pets: Fleas, Ticks, and Heartworms Explained

Parasites are far more common than many pet owners realize, and a clean home isn’t always enough to keep them away. Even the most well-cared-for pets can pick up fleas, ticks, or heartworms during a routine walk or a quick trip to the backyard. These tiny threats can cause serious health issues, from skin irritation…

Nutrition and Weight Management for Pets: What Every Owner Should Know

If your dog looks a little fluffy or your cat seems less active than before, it might be more serious than it seems. About 56% of dogs and 60% of cats in the U.S. are classified as overweight or obese, according to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention. That means more than half of pets…

Signs Your Pet Is in Pain (Even When They Don’t Show It)

Pets are surprisingly good at hiding discomfort, not because they want to mislead you, but because of instinct. In the wild, showing weakness can make an animal vulnerable, so even our domesticated companions hold onto that survival trait. That’s why many pet owners don’t realize something is wrong until the pain has already progressed. But…

Pet Ultrasound vs. X-Rays: Which Diagnostic Test Does Your Pet Need?

When your pet isn’t feeling well, your vet may recommend imaging—but which one is right? It’s a question most pet owners face at some point, especially when symptoms aren’t obvious. A limping dog, a cat that suddenly stops eating, or a pet that just “isn’t acting like themselves” can all point to something deeper. That’s…

Microchipping Your Pet: How It Works and Why It’s So Important

It only takes a moment for a beloved pet to slip out a door, squeeze through a fence, or bolt after a loud noise. One minute, they’re safe at home, the next, they’re gone, and the fear that follows is overwhelming for any pet parent. Sadly, many pets are never reunited with their families simply…

Laser Therapy for Pets: How It Reduces Pain and Speeds Healing

What if your pet could heal faster—without medication, injections, or long recovery periods? For many pet owners, that question leads them to pet laser therapy, an innovative treatment that’s quickly becoming a trusted option in modern veterinary medicine. This gentle, non-invasive approach uses focused light energy to reduce pain, calm inflammation, and support the body’s…

Essential Vaccinations for Pets: What Every Pet Owner Should Know

Vaccines aren’t just for humans—your pet’s health depends on them too. Vaccinations for pets play a central role in protecting cats and dogs from serious, often life-threatening diseases that are far easier to prevent than to treat. As a pet owner, it’s completely normal to feel unsure about which shots are necessary, how often they’re…

Senior Pets Care: Preventive Steps for Your Pet’s Golden Years

Watching our beloved dogs and cats age is a bittersweet experience. Just like people, pets’ needs change as they enter their senior years, and early attention can make a significant difference in their longevity and quality of life. Senior pet care isn’t just about managing decline. It’s about giving older pets the love, attention, and…

Dental Health for Pets: Why Clean Teeth Mean a Healthier Pet

Your pet’s bad breath isn’t just a nuisance—it could be a warning sign. Many pet owners focus on feeding, playtime, and cuddles, but dental care often takes a backseat. Yet, it’s one of the most common health issues in pets and, fortunately, one of the most preventable. Maintaining your pet’s dental health goes beyond fresh…

Understand Pet Diagnostics: What X-Rays, Blood Work, and Lab Tests Reveal

When your pet isn’t feeling well, it can be stressful not knowing what’s going on inside their body. That’s where pet diagnostics come in. These tools give veterinarians clear insight into your pet’s internal health, helping them diagnose problems earlier and create the right treatment plan. From X-rays and bloodwork to specialized lab testing, diagnostics…

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972.233.1294

12700 Midway Road
Suite #106
Dallas, Texas 75244

South of 635 on Midway across from the Walmart - Plenty of Parking!

Midway Road Animal Clinic

Office Hours

Weekdays
8:00-12:00
1:00-5:30

Saturday
8:00-12:00
(Except when Dr. Roberts has U.S. Army Reserve duty - varies, generally first Saturday of each month)

After Hours Emergencies

Please call MedVet Dallas at 972.994.9110.

Medvet is located at:
11333 N Central Expy
Dallas, TX 75243.