Housing compatibility:
When choosing a pet, consider your
housing situation and any potential
limitations. For example, some apart-
ments or rentals have pet deposits,
pet rent, or pet breed restrictions.
Ensure the pet has the space they
need to live a comfortable lifestyle in
your home.
Now Serving Two Locations
•Small Animal
•Large Animal
•Boarding
•Grooming
Life with a pet:
Ryan E. Cate, DVM
• Emergency calls after hours •
819 Santa Fe Drive | Weatherford, TX 76086
(817) 594-0216 | Metro: (817) 596-8808
Mon-Fri: 8am–5:30pm | Sat: 8am–12pm
1421 FM 1189 Ste. 4 | Brock, TX 76087
(817) 599-8085
Mon-Thur: 7:30am–6pm | Fri: 7:30am–5pm
Take into consideration the lifespan
of your pet and that you are signing
up to care for them for the dura-
tion of their life. Surprisingly, some
animals may have a lifespan of over
100 years! If you are on the fence
about a new pet, you can always
contact your veterinarian with addi-
tional questions. With adequate
research and preparation, a pet can
be an amazing addition to your fami-
ly. They can be a great companion,
source of protection, playmate, and
lifelong friend.
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