Harmony Pet Clinic
Because They're Not Just Pets, They're Family
Here at Harmony Pet Clinic, we understand the deep bond you share with your furry companions. That magical connection is why our compassionate and skilled veterinarians, Dr. Banga and Dr. Alba, lead a team of dedicated animal lovers. We are all devoted to providing the highest quality medical care, from preventative medicine to complex treatments, in a professional and affordable manner. Your best friend's health and happiness are our greatest reward.
We Provide
Veterinary Services
We are full-service pet clinic that specializes in today’s leading veterinary techniques. Our team is ready to help you and your pet with love and care. We accept both walk-ins and scheduled appointments. If you have any questions or would like more information about our services, please contact us today.
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Our Best Team
Our team is highly dedicated animal lovers who are well trained at their jobs. They will do anything possible for their patients and the owners who love them.
Raj Banga, DVM
Dr. Banga is a passionate animal lover who understands the special bond you share with your pet. With extensive experience in preventative and emergency medicine, he provides the excellent and trusted medical care for your pets.
Raj Banga, DVM
Veterinarian
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Jaclyn Alba, DVM
Dr. Alba is a first-generation graduate of the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. She champions preventative care and empowers pet owners through education, helping them make the best choices for their furry companions.
Jaclyn Alba, DVM
Associate Veterinarian
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Gordito, The Clinic Cat
Gordito/Colocolo was recued in the clinic in 2022. He loved food and petting. He showed us the vision and gave us the reason to continue even when we feel like giving up. He was put to sleep in March 2025.
Gordito, The Clinic Cat
Staff Motivator
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Pets like Family Members
At Harmony Pet Clinic we serve your pets like we would our own. Our doctor has more than 25 years of experience on three different continents and combines the traditional wisdom with modern science.
25
Years of Experience
38,000
Pets Helped
12,000
Happy Clients
Latest Blogs
Helping Pets Live a Better Life
Through the blog we stay connected with pet parents. Our aim is to provide authentic and scientific information about the health care of your pet.
What do Yearly Blood Test, Urine Test and X-Rays Tell us About Pet Health?
More Than Just a Check-up: Why Yearly Blood Work & X-Rays Are Vital for Your Pet As pet parents, we all share the same wish: for our beloved companions to live the longest, healthiest, and happiest lives possible. We bring them in for their yearly exams and vaccines, but you might hear us recommend “annual…
Holistic Approach to Cancer in Pets
Supporting Your Pet Through Cancer: A Guide to Holistic & Integrative Care When your pet is diagnosed with cancer, your primary focus becomes their health and happiness. While conventional treatments like surgery and chemotherapy are often the foundation of care, many pet parents ask, “What else can I do?” This is where holistic and integrative…
How is Chemotherapy different in Pets from Human?
Your Pet is Starting Chemotherapy: A Guide to What Comes Next If your trusted companion has been diagnosed with cancer, the recommendation of chemotherapy can bring a new wave of questions and anxieties. The word itself is heavy, often associated with difficult experiences in human medicine. As your veterinarian, I want to walk you through…
Can your Cat (or Dog) get Skin Cancer from Sun Exposure?
A Pet Parent’s Guide to Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) A sore that just won’t heal or a new lump in your pet’s mouth can be a sign of Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC), a common type of cancer affecting the skin and oral cavity. This cancer behaves very differently in cats and dogs, and for our…
Can Blood in Urine Indicate Bladder Cancer in Dogs and Cats?
A Pet Parent’s Guide to TCC (Bladder Cancer) When your pet starts having urinary issues—straining, frequent accidents, or blood in their urine—it’s easy to assume it’s a simple urinary tract infection (UTI). While that’s often the case, these signs can sometimes point to something more serious: Transitional Cell Carcinoma, or TCC. At Harmony Pet Clinic,…
What is the Tumor in my Pet’s Mouth?
A Pet Parent’s Guide to Melanoma When we think of melanoma, we often think of skin cancer from sun exposure. In our pets, however, melanoma behaves very differently. It most often appears in the mouth, where it is a serious and aggressive cancer. Understanding the signs of melanoma, especially oral melanoma, is critical for early…
Why is My Old Dog is Limping? Can it be Bone Cancer?
A Pet Parent’s Guide to Osteosarcoma (Bone Cancer) A persistent limp or a sudden, painful swelling on your pet’s leg can be alarming. One of the most serious causes for these signs is osteosarcoma, the most common type of bone cancer in dogs and cats. A diagnosis of osteosarcoma is incredibly difficult to hear, and…
How to Find Hemangiosarcoma Early and Save your Pet’s Life?
A Vet’s Guide to Hemangiosarcoma: Understanding a Silent Cancer Few cancer diagnoses are as sudden and shocking as hemangiosarcoma. Often, a pet seems perfectly healthy one moment and is in a state of critical collapse the next. It’s a heartbreaking and confusing experience for any pet owner. At Harmony Pet Clinic, we want to provide…
What do you need to know about Lymphoma in Pets?
A Guide to Lymphoma in Dogs and Cats: Hope and Treatment A diagnosis of lymphoma is one of the most common cancer diagnoses we make in both dogs and cats. Hearing that your pet has this “systemic” cancer can be terrifying, but it’s important to know that this is also one of the most well-understood…
Skin Tumors can be Mast Cell Tumors
Mast Cell Tumors: A Vet’s Guide to “The Great Pretenders” Of all the lumps and bumps we see on pets, mast cell tumors are perhaps the most unpredictable. They can look like anything—a harmless wart, an insect bite, a small fatty lump, or an angry, ulcerated sore. This is why veterinarians call them “The Great…
Why do Pets get Mammary Gland Tumors?
A Pet Parent’s Guide to Mammary Tumors in Dogs & Cats Finding a lump on your pet’s belly is a concerning discovery for any owner. These lumps are often mammary gland tumors, one of the most common types of tumors we see in female dogs and cats. At Harmony Pet Clinic, we want to provide…
My Dog is Diagnosed with Cancer, What Should I Expect?
Your Pet Has Cancer. What Now? A Vet’s Guide for the Journey Ahead Hearing the words “your pet has cancer” is a moment that changes everything. The world can feel like it stops, replaced by a flood of fear, confusion, and profound sadness. As your veterinarian, I want you to know that everything you are…
What is That Lump on Your Pet (dog or cat)?
Found a Lump on Your Pet? A Vet’s Guide to Your Next Steps That moment your hand finds an unexpected lump or bump on your dog or cat can send a wave of anxiety through any pet parent. Your mind might immediately jump to the worst-case scenario. As a veterinarian, the first thing I tell…
What are the Most Common Cancers in Cats?
A Compassionate Guide to the 7 Most Common Cancers in Cats Our feline friends are masters at hiding illness, which can make diagnosing diseases like cancer a challenge. At Harmony Pet Clinic, we are committed to helping cat owners in Tomball, Spring, and surrounding communities understand the subtle signs of feline cancer. This guide provides…
What Are The Most Common Cancers in Dogs
A Compassionate Guide to the 7 Most Common Cancers in Dogs As a pet owner, hearing the word “cancer” can be one of the most frightening experiences. At Harmony Pet Clinic, we believe knowledge is power. Understanding the signs, risks, and treatments can help you make informed, compassionate decisions for your beloved companion. This guide…