Chandler Veterinary Clinic

11/12/2026

November is National Pet Diabetes Month!
Just like people, dogs and cats can develop diabetes. Increased thirst, frequent urination, unexplained weight loss, and changes in appetite are all signs pet owners should watch for. The good news? With early detection, proper treatment, and ongoing veterinary care, pets with diabetes can continue to live happy, healthy lives!

Learn more about the signs, symptoms, and management of diabetes in pets:
🔗 https://www.tvmf.org/articles/diabetes-mellitus-in-your-dog-and-cat/

TX resource on diabetes mellitus in pets; learn the symptoms, diagnosis, prevention, and which breeds are more prone to diabetes mellitus.

11/09/2026

November is National Senior Pet Month!
Is your pet having trouble hearing? Just like people, pets can experience hearing loss as they age. If your dog or cat isn't responding to familiar sounds, startles more easily, or seems confused, it may be time to talk with your veterinarian. The good news? With a little patience and a few adjustments, pets with hearing loss can continue enjoying happy, fulfilling lives!

Learn about the signs of hearing loss and ways to help:
🔗 https://www.tvmf.org/articles/deafness-in-pets/

Common Causes of Deafness The most common cause of deafness in dogs is hearing loss accompanied by old age. This...

11/05/2026

November is National Senior Pet Month!
Did you know dogs can develop a condition similar to Alzheimer's disease? As dogs age, some experience cognitive dysfunction, which can affect their memory, behavior, and daily routines. Signs like confusion, changes in sleep patterns, or forgetting familiar habits may be more than just normal aging. Recognizing these changes early and working with your veterinarian can make a meaningful difference in your dog's quality of life.

Learn more about canine cognitive dysfunction and what to watch for:
🔗 https://www.tvmf.org/articles/alzheimers-disease-dogs/

Alzheimer's in dogs; a Texas pet owner's guide and more information on symptoms of canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome and diagnosing CCDS in dogs.

11/03/2026

November is National Senior Pet Month!
Is your senior dog showing signs of anxiety? As dogs get older, changes in their health, senses, and daily routines can sometimes lead to increased anxiety. You may notice restlessness, clinginess, or behaviors that seem out of character. Understanding what might be causing these changes is an important step in helping your four-legged friend feel safe and comfortable.

Learn more about anxiety in senior dogs and how you can help:
🔗 https://www.tvmf.org/articles/anxiety-in-senior-dogs/

As dogs age, some show a significant increase in anxiety and other behavioral issues in addition to signs of physical decline like achy joints.

11/02/2026

Pet Cancer Awareness Month
Our pets can't tell us when something doesn't feel right, so it's important to recognize changes in their health and behavior. New lumps or bumps, unexplained weight loss, changes in appetite, or unusual behavior can all be signs that something needs attention. Early detection can make a meaningful difference in treatment options and outcomes. Regular veterinary checkups and knowing what's normal for your pet are great places to start.

Learn more about cancer in pets and what to watch for:
🔗 https://www.tvmf.org/articles/cancer/

For many pet owners, it is surprising to learn our furry companions suffer from many of the same types of cancers as we do.

11/02/2026

November is National Senior Pet Month!
Our senior pets have given us years of love, companionship, and unforgettable memories. As they age, their needs change, and a little extra care can go a long way toward keeping them happy and healthy. From regular veterinary visits to simple adjustments at home, there are many ways to help our aging companions enjoy their golden years.

Learn more about caring for your senior pet:
🔗 https://www.tvmf.org/articles/caring-for-your-senior-pet/

Older pets common health issues and what to watch for; includes weight management, excessive urination, and heart disease.

09/18/2026

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09/17/2026

Limited Hours TODAY and CLOSED tomorrow.
Hours today 8:30 to1pm.

09/16/2026

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