PETS Clinic of Lubbock

08/18/2026

Brew is off to a great wellness start! He received his first puppy booster, dewormer, and flea and tick prevention.

Starting preventative care early helps protect puppies as they grow and sets them up for a healthy start to life. We look forward to watching Brew grow!

08/12/2026

Saturday, Saturday, Saturday!

08/05/2026

Tax Free Back to School Weekend is Friday, August 7 through midnight Sunday, August 9, and we'd love your help stocking our clinic!

If you're out shopping, would you consider picking up an extra item or two from our supply list? Donations may be dropped off during regular business hours or mailed to PETS Clinic of Lubbock, 2207 34th St., Lubbock, TX 79411.

Please share to help us get word out.

07/31/2026

Harper stopped by PETS Clinic for a nail trim, booster vaccine, Bordetella vaccine, and flea and tick prevention. One look at that adorable little tongue peeking out is enough to brighten anyone's day!

Whether your dog is hiking trails, playing in the backyard, or just enjoying daily walks, flea and tick prevention is important year-round. These tiny pests can spread diseases and make your pet miserable, but monthly prevention is a simple way to help keep them protected.

07/28/2026

Muffin, an 11-year-old sweetheart weighing in at 11 pounds, visited PETS Clinic for her annual vaccines, including Bordetella. Staying up to date on vaccinations helps keep senior pups like Muffin healthy and ready for their next adventure.

If your dog visits a groomer, daycare, boarding facility, or training classes, chances are Bordetella vaccination is required. Bordetella helps protect against one of the most common causes of kennel cough, a highly contagious respiratory illness that spreads anywhere dogs gather. Keeping your dog's Bordetella vaccine current helps protect not only your pet but other dogs in the community as well.

07/24/2026

⚠️ URGENT HEAT WARNING ⚠️

We didn't rely on internet charts. Our Wichita Falls team took a thermal heat gun outside to see just how hot these surfaces really get.

During Wednesday's thermal heat gun test:
• Air temperature: 106°F
• "Feels like": 114°F
• Truck bed: 136.7°F
• Concrete: 136.7°F
• Asphalt: 138.5°F

A dog's paw pads can suffer severe burns in as little as 60 seconds on surfaces that reach 120°F or higher. If these temperatures make you uncomfortable to touch with your hand, imagine standing on them barefoot.

Please walk your dogs early in the morning or later in the evening, stick to grassy areas whenever possible, and never assume the ground is safe just because the air temperature doesn't seem unbearable.

The ground is much hotter than the air, especially on man made surfaces. Protect their paws!

07/23/2026

Last call, Lubbock! Birthday shirt sales end July 26.

Every litter prevented is dozens of pets that never become homeless. That's exactly what your shirt pays for: affordable spay/neuter right here in Lubbock.

Don't miss it. 3 days left!

PETS Clinic turns 19 on July 11 — let's celebrate by tackling the root of the problem: pet overpopulation. One unfixed pair, plus their litters, can become thousands of animals in just a few years. Our Lubbock clinic makes spay/neuter affordable so families can do right by their pets and their com...

07/20/2026

Slinky bounced into PETS for his second round of puppy boosters. This growing pup is well on his way to a healthy start in life!

07/17/2026

Binx may be missing the fur, but he certainly isn't missing any personality! This handsome hairless guy did great on his neuter day at PETS and soaked up plenty of TLC from the staff while he recovered.

07/16/2026

This Saturday, Saturday, Saturday!