Where Your Pet's Health is Our Top Priority and Excellent Service is Our Goal!

VCA Woodlands Animal Hospital looks forward to welcoming you and your four-legged family members our state-of-the-art hospital! We are located in Spring, TX on Rayford Road, just one block East of I-45N, and just minutes from The Woodlands. We have been providing veterinary services in our community for over 35 years, and invite you to visit our AAHA accredited facility for a tour and to meet our welcoming staff and veterinarians. We provide well pet and sick pet services for puppies & kittens, adult dogs & cats, and senior pets. Whether it’s comprehensive preventive wellness care, including early disease detection and vaccines, parasite control, internal medicine, routine surgeries such as spay, neuter, as well as pet dental care, hospitalization, orthopedic, soft-tissue and other surgeries, digital radiology, or laboratory testing, we are here to take care of all of your pets medical needs. We also provide a comfortable and safe boarding facility, as well as professional grooming services for dogs and cats. With extended hours during the week and on Saturday, as well as the convenience of drop off appointments, finding the time to fit your pet’s medical care into your busy schedule has never been easier! Ask us about CareClub, the wellness plan with easy, affordable monthly payments, as well as our Never Forget online pharmacy, which mails a single dose of heartworm and/or flea preventive right to your door monthly! We also carry Hill’s Science & Prescription Diets, and Royal Canin Therapeutic Pet Food as well as a variety of treats and retail items. In every case, you'll be served by experienced, knowledgeable and caring members of our staff. Our veterinarians, state licensed veterinary technicians, technician assistants and other pet-friendly personnel are trained to the highest standards. Their experience and knowledge translates to superior and compassionate care for your pet. We thank you for trusting us with your pets veterinary care needs!

Local Medical Issues

There are numerous local medical issues that can impact your pet's health, many of which require year-round attention. Heartworm, for example, which is transmitted by mosquitoes that thrive in our region, can affect both cats and dogs. Because our winter temperatures here do not get cold enough to effectively kill mosquito eggs, heartworm is a year-round risk. Likewise, fleas, ticks and intestinal parasites thrive in our warm humid environment. Based on the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and the Companion Animal Parasite Council, we strongly encourage twice-yearly fecal parasite exams and regular deworming to protect both four-legged and human family members. Many of the parasites we see are zoonotic, meaning that humans can contract them from pets. The abundance of trees, molds and plants in our heavily forested area can be a source of allergies for some pets. Many animals suffer from hypersensitivities to these potential allergens, the signs of which can include scratching, redness, irritation and or infection of the skin or ears. Leptospirosis is another concern for family pets, as they are often exposed to the urine of wildlife, particularly in The Woodlands and surrounding areas, because there is so much native wildlife near our homes. Please discuss these and any other questions you may have about your pet's health care with a member of our well-trained health care team, or with one of our caring doctors. We'll be happy to give you more information and handouts on common pet health issues. We truly want to provide you and your pets with the best health care possible!