Welcome to Converse Animal Hospital
Here at Converse Animal Hospital, we are very proud to offer our veterinary services to San Antonio, TX and the surrounding areas.
Our goal at Converse Animal Hospital is to offer the very best in veterinary care to our patients. We believe in continuing education and learning as much as possible so we can offer the highest quality and most up-to-date veterinary care. This holds true for our veterinarians and the rest of our staff. Our patients and their owners deserve to have the very best care when they walk through our doors.
We are here not only to help your pets, but also to help you! As pet owners ourselves, we understand how hard ownership can be. We know the challenges and the rewards. We understand the fear you feel when your pets are not feeling well. We also know that with the right care, your pets can live the happiest and healthiest lives possible. We are here to help you give your pets the best possible lives they deserve.
So don’t hesitate to call us here at (210) 661-4201 . We can schedule an appointment for you or answer any questions you may have!
Recent Posts
Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats
September 16, 2016
Heartworm disease is generally considered a condition that only affects dogs, but many other mammal species can suffer from it or act as carriers. Heartworms have been known to infect dogs, cats, ferrets, wolves, coyotes, sea lions, and there have even been reported cases of human infection as well. Severe lung disease, heart failure, and damage to other organs is caused by foot-long worms that colonize in the heart, lungs, and blood vessels of the affected animal. In a natural host such as dogs, heartworms are able to fully mature into adults, mating and producing offspring. Some dogs have been
Common Household Poisons and Toxins for Pets
September 16, 2016
Within our homes are dozens of substances and food products that, while safe for human use and consumption, are toxic or deadly for our pet companions. While many of these dangers are obvious and avoidable, there are some items we might not consider a danger — until a beloved pet is suffering and needs emergency care. The ASPCA reports over 150,000 calls per year to their poison control hotline. Avocado Infographics and articles abound warning pet owners of the dangers of avocados, but they fail to discuss how and why avocados pose a threat. For cats and dogs the