What types of diagnostic services does Jersey Village Animal Hospital offer?

Jersey Village Animal Hospital offers a variety of diagnostic services to help understand a pet's health. These include blood and lab tests, electrocardiograms (ECG) to detect abnormal heart rhythms, veterinary radiology (X-rays) for detailed images of internal structures, tonometry to measure eye pressure, and ultrasound for real-time viewing of internal organs.

What preventative care services are available at Jersey Village Animal Hospital?

Jersey Village Animal Hospital emphasizes preventative care through routine nose-to-tail wellness exams. They offer services such as pet allergy and dermatology diagnosis and management, pet bath and nail trimming, pet dental care, microchipping, pet nutrition guidance, parasite control, puppy and kitten care, senior pet care, and vaccinations tailored to a pet's age, lifestyle, and risk factors.

Does Jersey Village Animal Hospital offer urgent care services?

Yes, Jersey Village Animal Hospital provides urgent care services. If a pet is experiencing a medical emergency, pet owners are advised to call the hospital immediately for guidance from their trained veterinary team.

Is Jersey Village Animal Hospital accredited by a professional organization?

Yes, Jersey Village Animal Hospital is an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited facility. This means the hospital regularly undergoes evaluations to ensure it meets or exceeds AAHA's standards of care, which cover nearly every aspect of the hospital's operations.

Does Jersey Village Animal Hospital offer care for senior pets?

Yes, Jersey Village Animal Hospital provides senior pet care. As pets age, their healthcare needs change, and the hospital offers regular, and often more frequent, examinations along with age-appropriate screening tests to detect concerns early and support long-term health. They work with pet owners to monitor for changes and develop care plans focused on comfort, mobility, and quality of life.

Jersey Village Animal Hospital

Jersey Village Animal Hospital is a general practice in Houston, TX. Procedures include Wellness exams, Parasite Control, Diagnostic testing, and Comprehensive veterinary care.

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About

Jersey Village Animal Hospital provides comprehensive veterinary care for pets in the Houston community. The hospital is an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited facility, meaning it regularly undergoes evaluations to meet or exceed AAHA's standards of care in areas such as surgery, exam facilities, patient care, cleanliness, client service, emergency services, diagnostic imaging, and anesthesiology.

The hospital offers a range of services including wellness and prevention, testing and diagnostics, advanced care, surgical procedures, urgent care, and pet boarding. They also provide bilingual veterinary care.

Procedures

Wellness exams
Parasite Control
Diagnostic testing
Comprehensive veterinary care
Pet Euthanasia
Emergency services
Pet Allergies & Dermatology
Surgical procedures
Senior Pet Care
Pet Bath & Nail Trimming
Pet Surgery
Orthopedic Vet Specialized Services
Orthopedic Pet Surgery
Pet boarding
Urgent care
Pet Anesthesia
Blood & Lab Tests
Tonometry
Pet Dental Surgery
Pet Dental Care
Anesthesiology
Surgery
Vaccinations
Puppy & Kitten Care
Microchipping

Equipment

Diagnostic imaging
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
Veterinary Radiology (X-rays)
Digital radiography
Ultrasound

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Frequently asked questions

What types of diagnostic services does Jersey Village Animal Hospital offer?: Jersey Village Animal Hospital offers a variety of diagnostic services to help understand a pet's health. These include blood and lab tests, electrocardiograms (ECG) to detect abnormal heart rhythms, veterinary radiology (X-rays) for detailed images of internal structures, tonometry to measure eye pressure, and ultrasound for real-time viewing of internal organs.
What preventative care services are available at Jersey Village Animal Hospital?: Jersey Village Animal Hospital emphasizes preventative care through routine nose-to-tail wellness exams. They offer services such as pet allergy and dermatology diagnosis and management, pet bath and nail trimming, pet dental care, microchipping, pet nutrition guidance, parasite control, puppy and kitten care, senior pet care, and vaccinations tailored to a pet's age, lifestyle, and risk factors.
Does Jersey Village Animal Hospital offer urgent care services?: Yes, Jersey Village Animal Hospital provides urgent care services. If a pet is experiencing a medical emergency, pet owners are advised to call the hospital immediately for guidance from their trained veterinary team.
Is Jersey Village Animal Hospital accredited by a professional organization?: Yes, Jersey Village Animal Hospital is an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited facility. This means the hospital regularly undergoes evaluations to ensure it meets or exceeds AAHA's standards of care, which cover nearly every aspect of the hospital's operations.
Does Jersey Village Animal Hospital offer care for senior pets?: Yes, Jersey Village Animal Hospital provides senior pet care. As pets age, their healthcare needs change, and the hospital offers regular, and often more frequent, examinations along with age-appropriate screening tests to detect concerns early and support long-term health. They work with pet owners to monitor for changes and develop care plans focused on comfort, mobility, and quality of life.

Contact & hours

Address

17341 Village Green Dr
Houston

Phone

(713) 466-8542

Website

jvah.com

4.7 · 571 Google reviews

Recent reviews

5 months ago

Yaya

I had to bring our cat Ginja there to get euthanized. The vet, techs, and staff there were amazing. The team definitely made my very difficult situation a little easier. If I could I would give them 100 stars, I definitely would. Ginja has now crossed that rainbow bridge and is getting unlimited Catnip and love from above. RIP Ginja The Golden Ninja! We will miss you.
5 months ago

Natirra Pryor

They used to be 5 stars until recently. I got my puppy (Mastiff) Christmas Eve 2024 and brought him to JVAH Jan 2025. They had been treating my other dogs since 2020/21 when we moved to that side of town. The vet recommended my puppy to be on Simparica Trio since it was an all in one preventive medication. She told me it was safe and that my other dogs could be on it as well, but had to wait until the 1yr shot injection was done before switching my others onto it. I thought everything was fine. I didn't realize I was neurologically killing my puppy. He went from being so sweet, gentle, goofy, full of energy. To being so aggressive. He would start attacking my dogs, and I mean blood bath attacks. But when I would break it up, he would be so confused afterwards. That truly broke my heart, he was still a puppy. I reached out to multiple behavioralist and was told he needed to stop Simparica Trio ASAP and that unfortunately, due to the escalation of his behavior, it was too late to detox him. That there was too much damage done. I contacted JVAH and told them I needed to stop everyone from being on Simparica Trio because my puppy has had a negative reaction. I had bought a years worth of supply for my other dogs. I was told, oh I am sorry, to send the unopen ones back and I would be refunded. That they were now using a new flea/tick preventative medication instead. I told them he had a negative reaction and no one called me to help my fur baby. I didn't give the next dose but the attacks became more aggressive and harder to separate. Still, he is in a confused state afterwards. He would go from full play mode to full attack mode. Like a switch was turned on. I had to make the hardest decision ever, I not only had to put down the puppy but also my other Mastiff. Because he too started showing signs of more aggression (he was abused, he was a rescue dog). He had started showing signs of finally trusting me after 5yrs and then I put him on that medication and he started to show signs as my puppy Mastiff. There would be no way I could separate two Mastiff's fighting aggressively. I called crying, Kimberely answered, she knew I was crying but acted as if I was an inconvenience to her, I told her, go ahead and put me on hold, she comes back and im trying to tell her I just put my two dogs down (she is the one I spoke to when I called and told her about the negative reaction my puppy had to the medication). I tell her my dogs names to remove from treatment and she is trying to rush me off the phone. OMG, are you serious. I call back later to see if she received the medication back, since I hadn't received confirmation back from her that she got it, even though I had it signed for and was alerted when it was delivered. She tells me she received it and that she will send me a refund invoice email back later that day. Nothing, then I did a follow up later on and the lady at the front desk was clueless as to what I was referencing, so she had to find out. Then was told it needed to go up to corporate since it was a large quantity being returned. Again, no follow up. Then finally a week later, I call to find out what was going on. Mind you, I already put down two of my dogs from that medication. Then I speak to Tammy and was told that, corporate will not allow for a refund and take it up with the manufacturer. I asked her how long had they known that, apparently a couple of days. No one called me with an update and still no one has reached out to give their condolences over the lost of my two dogs because of medication their vet prescribed and said was safe. Then Kimberly calls me and wants to know my address to send the Simparica Trio back. Are you freaking kidding me!!!!!!!!! My two dogs were put down because of that negligence on the vets part prescribing it (never telling me the dangers of that medication especially for a Mastiff breed) and to know if I contacted the manufacturer about a refund. They WERE my FAMILY and their lives mattered!!!!!! Still no apology from anyone.
4 months ago

Javier Negrete

Absolutely love this hospital. Dr. Melcher has been our veterinarian since my dog Ace, a German Shepherd, was a puppy. She consistently provides top-quality care and is always kind, patient, and informative whenever Ace has health concerns. You can truly tell she cares about her patients. I highly recommend this hospital to anyone looking for a place that treats their pets like family.”

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4 months ago

Kelly Barsch

I have 2 very “moody” cats and dread going to vet appts bc it’s so embarrassing when they try attack during the exam (both have a “will bite” warning sticker on their files🫣. However, Dr. Peralta immediately put me at ease with his friendly and welcoming approach. He and the vet tech (I didn’t catch her name!) were so nice and didn’t rush the appointment. He answered all our questions patiently and was completely non-plussed by their aggression. It was such a good experience I won’t put off scheduling their annual appt next time!
3 months ago

JB Lee

I've brought my cats to JVAH since 2008. Over the years, they have helped maintain my pets' health and comforted me when it was time to say goodbye. I am thankful to have such wonderful professionals caring for my fur babies.

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