Since 1972, Northwest Animal Hospital in Houston has proudly provided quality, affordable veterinary care for multiple generations of pet families in Tomball, Spring, Cypress, The Woodlands, and other surrounding communities. Privately owned and operated by Dr. Molly O'Bannion, Northwest Animal Hospital is a full service facility dedicated to the health and well-being of virtually all companion animals, from cats and dogs to reptiles, feathered friends, and pocket pets.
As a veterinarian for the Texas FFA Association, Dr. O'Bannion also brings her passion for large animal care to Northwest Animal Hospital, and we are pleased to offer house calls for our clientele with farm animals. Our experienced team of doctors, technicians, and staff (including our reception cat, Tina!) place a high value on compassion and making your trips to the veterinarian as comfortable as possible every step of the way.
We work with you to provide individualized, affordable care options that best meet the needs of you and your pets.
As a veterinarian for the Texas FFA Association, Dr. O'Bannion also brings her passion for large animal care to Northwest Animal Hospital, and we are pleased to offer house calls for our clientele with farm animals. Our experienced team of doctors, technicians, and staff (including our reception cat, Tina!) place a high value on compassion and making your trips to the veterinarian as comfortable as possible every step of the way.
We work with you to provide individualized, affordable care options that best meet the needs of you and your pets.
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The story of Northwest Animal Hospital dates back to 1972, when Texas A&M graduate, Dr. Jimmy Lloyd, opened the practice.
Since that time, we are proud that our hospital has grown into a four-doctor practice that continues to embody the tradition of high-quality, personalized care that encompasses virtually any type of companion animal.
Dr. Molly O'Bannion (also a proud Aggie) took over the practice in 2018 and brought along her passion for large animal care, further extending our veterinary reach into the farming community.
Since that time, we are proud that our hospital has grown into a four-doctor practice that continues to embody the tradition of high-quality, personalized care that encompasses virtually any type of companion animal.
Dr. Molly O'Bannion (also a proud Aggie) took over the practice in 2018 and brought along her passion for large animal care, further extending our veterinary reach into the farming community.
Dr. Calhoon grew up in the "big city" of Grand Island, Nebraska.
After graduating high school she attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Go Big Red!) and graduated with a bachelor degree in Veterinary Biomedical Sciences and Biochemistry minor in 2012.
She graduated from Iowa State University as part of the UNL/ISU Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine in May of 2017.
While Dr. Calhoon has always loved her home state of Nebraska, she found a home in Texas during her veterinary externships.
After graduating high school she attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Go Big Red!) and graduated with a bachelor degree in Veterinary Biomedical Sciences and Biochemistry minor in 2012.
She graduated from Iowa State University as part of the UNL/ISU Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine in May of 2017.
While Dr. Calhoon has always loved her home state of Nebraska, she found a home in Texas during her veterinary externships.
Our experienced, compassionate veterinarians at Northwest Animal Hospital are committed to helping your pets live long, healthy lives.
Drs.
Molly O'Bannion, Peggy Huckabee, Lynlee Linke, and Kathy McLaughlin provide high-quality, personalized care for virtually all animal companions, including cats and dogs, exotic pets, and large animals.
You are always welcome to request the same veterinarian for every visit.
Wellness & Prevention: Nothing is more important for your pet's health than annual wellness exams.
Drs.
Molly O'Bannion, Peggy Huckabee, Lynlee Linke, and Kathy McLaughlin provide high-quality, personalized care for virtually all animal companions, including cats and dogs, exotic pets, and large animals.
You are always welcome to request the same veterinarian for every visit.
Wellness & Prevention: Nothing is more important for your pet's health than annual wellness exams.
When you bring your cat, dog, bird, or other pet to Northwest Animal Hospital for a checkup, your pet's veterinarian will perform a thorough physical exam and take the time to address any questions or concerns you might have.
You know your pet better than anyone, so your pet's wellness visit is the perfect time to mention any changes - no matter how subtle - in your pet's behavior or eating habits.
Depending upon your pet's specific needs, we might suggest bloodwork or fecal or urine samples to check for underlying conditions that could be affecting your pet.
You know your pet better than anyone, so your pet's wellness visit is the perfect time to mention any changes - no matter how subtle - in your pet's behavior or eating habits.
Depending upon your pet's specific needs, we might suggest bloodwork or fecal or urine samples to check for underlying conditions that could be affecting your pet.
Your pet's pearly whites need proper care just like yours, and at Northwest Animal Hospital, we provide comprehensive dental cleanings under general anesthesia for almost any toothy pet.
We recommend annual visits for most pets to help prevent gum disease, which can lead to the spread of harmful bacteria throughout your pet's body and vital organs.
Your Northwest veterinarian will perform a thorough cleaning of your pet's teeth, remove plaque, examine your pet's mouth for lumps or abnormalities, take digital dental x-rays, and extract any rotting teeth.
We recommend annual visits for most pets to help prevent gum disease, which can lead to the spread of harmful bacteria throughout your pet's body and vital organs.
Your Northwest veterinarian will perform a thorough cleaning of your pet's teeth, remove plaque, examine your pet's mouth for lumps or abnormalities, take digital dental x-rays, and extract any rotting teeth.
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