Fall in Texas brings beautiful colors, cooler temperatures, and unfortunately, increased snake activity.

As a longtime Texas resident with three curious pups, I’ve learned the hard way that autumn is just as dangerous as spring when it comes to venomous snake encounters.

Dog owners need to be especially vigilant during these months since our four-legged friends often investigate with their noses first and ask questions later.

Fall Marks A Second Peak Snake Season

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Most Texans know about spring snake dangers, but fall is equally treacherous for our furry friends. September through November creates perfect conditions for snakes seeking last meals before winter dormancy.

My neighbor’s retriever Buddy was bitten last October while romping through leaves. The vet explained th

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