About Us

Hello fellow pet lovers! Welcome to the site for virtual information about our veterinary practices, Animal Hospital Champions Northwest, located in Spring, and Animal Hospital Jones Road, situated in northwest Houston. It’s an honor to care for pets, and we dedicate every day of the week to providing our best veterinary medicine to clients' dogs and cats. Through this site, we will profile our American Animal Hospital Association accredited practices and share information about veterinary medicine. Before moving on to the topics that interest you most, allow us to share these points about our operating philosophy, and how we define the care of your pet(s). Animal Hospital Champions Northwest (purchased in 1997) and Animal Hospital Jones Road (established in 1986), as privately-owned affiliates, are comprehensive veterinary hospitals with all the equipment, diagnostic tools, and trained staff necessary to provide quality medical care for the entire lives of our dog and cat patients. At all times our patients receive positive, nurturing care. In fact, we like to say, "only you know your pet better."

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• Animal Hospital Champions NW

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• Lobby Waiting Area

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• Lobby Reception

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• Lobby Seating

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• Exam Rooms

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• Consultation Room

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• Pharmacy

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• In-House Laboratory

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• In-House Laboratory

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• Treatment Area

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• Scale & Hydraulic Lift

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• Patients and Staff

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• Hospital Ward

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• Dental Center

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• Surgery Suite

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• Radiology & Ultrasound

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• Radiology & Ultrasound

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• Isolation Ward

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• Pet Styling Salon

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• Bathing Area

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• Pet Boarding - Cats

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• Pet Boarding - Dogs

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• Animal Hospital Jones Road

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• Front Lobby Reception

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• Drive-Through (Prescriptions & Diets)

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• Drive-Through (Prescriptions & Diets)

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• Exam Rooms

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• Pharmacy

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• In-House Laboratory

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• In-House Laboratory

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• Otoendoscopy

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• Treatment Area

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• Patient Care

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• Surgery Suite

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• Surgery Suite

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• Hospital Ward

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• Patients and Staff

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• Isolation Ward

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• Dental Center

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• Radiology & Ultrasound

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• Radiology & Ultrasound

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• Pet Styling Salon

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• Pet Boarding - Cats

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• Pet Boarding - Dogs

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News & Events

 

Procter & Gamble Voluntarily Recalls Two Lots of Therapeutic Renal Dry Cat Food

July 25, 2010 - The American Veterinary Medical Association received the following notice from Procter & Gamble on Sunday, July 25, 2010.
    The Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) (NYSE:PG) is voluntarily recalling two specific lots of its therapeutic renal dry cat food in North America as a precautionary measure, as it has the potential to be contaminated with salmonella. No illnesses have been reported. However, P&G Pet Care wanted to make sure veterinarians were aware of the situation as soon as possible.
    The health and welfare of pets and their owners is our top priority. P&G Pet Care is working swiftly to minimize any potential health risk to pets and working closely with the RDA to resolve the issue. Veterinary clinics that were affected have already been notified.
    This product is available through veterinary clinics and is limited to those bags with the lot codes listed below. Lot codes can be found on the lower right corner of the back of the bags.

Product Name	Lot Code	UPC Code
Iams Veterinary Formulas Feline Renal 5.5 lbs.	01384174B4	019014214051
Iams Veterinary Formulas Feline Renal 5.5 lbs.	01384174B2	019014214051

    
    Concerned pet owners may be directed to call P&G toll free at 877-894-4458.
    We apologize for any inconvenience this situation may cause you and want to assure you that P&G Pet Care is taking all the necessary steps to ensure our product quality meets your expectations.
    NOTE: Neither Animal Hospital Champions Northwest nor Animal Hospital Jones Road sell any Procter & Gamble Pet Care products (Iams) at our facilities.

Both Hospitals Offer Digital Radiography

May 2010 - Patients of Animal Hospital Champions Northwest and Animal Hospital Jones Road all benefit from the digital radiography capabilities offered by both animal hospitals. Although each provided digital dental radiography for several years, the hospitals recently purchased and installed digital radiography to evaluate bone, organ and soft tissues throughout patients' bodies.
    The benefits of the technology are many. Clear, cristp results are available instantaneously and it is simple and quick to shoot a retake or alternate view of the patient. Digital technology allows the veterinarian to send the image to a veterinary radiologist or other specialist rapidly, and thus receive a diagnosis or more information in a more timely manner. Storage and accessing digital radiographs is also a better tool for the veterinarian. He/she can compare older images at the click of a mouse, rather than digging through files of heavy radiographs. For these reasons, digital radiography is better for the patient's health, and for animals requiring sedation to shoot radiographs (most all of them) it also allows the veterinary medical staff to complete the images and move the pet to recovery as soon as possible. Additionally, digital radiography is good for the environment, for it eliminates the need for chemical processing -- and that benefits everyone.

Microchip Implant Brings Pet Home to Animal Hospital Jones Road Employee

February 12, 2010 - A pet owner's worst fear came true when Animal Hospital Jones Road employee Jenna Grimley, Certified Veterinary Assistant II, looked outside to find her beloved border collie Cricket missing. In just 10 minutes, Cricket, an enterprising dog, used a crate propped against the fence to cover a hole to jump over the obstacle. Unfortunately, Cricket did not have on her identification tags, because this busy dog chewed up her dog collar when Jenna removed it for a recent bath. 
    That day, the Grimleys searched hours for Cricket, with no luck. Jenna returned home, contacted Home Again, the manufacturer of Cricket's microchip implant, to report her disappearance; and posted flyers with the dog's photo all over the neighborhood and nearby veterinary clinics. She also put an ad about the missing Cricket on Craig's List. While the Grimleys kept searching for their lost pet, two weeks went by and there was no word about Cricket, until one evening the phone rang with someone who saw the Craig's List ad and found a border collie. Jenna convinced the caller to take the dog to vet clinic and to check for a microchip implant. The microchip number for the stray dog matched up with Cricket, and she is back home now wearing a collar and tags. 
    It is important for all pets to wear collars with identification tags (including a rabies tag, which lists the pet's veterinarian) and have a microchip implant for identification. Accidents happen to the most reponsible owners and pets, these items can help bring them home.
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