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Texas Cats - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Texas is home to 7 different cat species including several endangered ones. The bobcat is a medium-sized, reddish brown cat about the size of a chow dog. Length of the adult is about 3 feet, 6 inches. Weight is 12-20 pounds, occasionally up to 36 pounds in old, fat males.

Cats of Texas - Texas Native Cats
The wild cats of Texas are majestic, resilient creatures, embodying the untamed spirit of our diverse landscapes.

The Seven Wild Cats Found in Texas - Krebs Creek
Discover Texas' wild cats, from mountain lions and bobcats to rare ocelots. Explore their habitats, behaviors, and conservation efforts in the Lone Star State.

3 Types of Wild Cats in Texas (With Pictures and Identification)
This guide explores the three main types of wild cats in Texas, offering detailed identification tips, habitat information, behavior insights, and fun facts for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

Texas Native Cats
Texas Native Cats provides education, outreach and advocacy for our five species of current and historic wild felines: ocelots, jaguarundis, jaguars, mountain lions, and bobcats.

Texas Cat Org – You Give, They Live
We love dogs and cats, but rampant reproduction and roaming strays are more problematic among cats than dogs, so Texas cats need some extra help. As of 2021 Texas facilities euthanized more cats and dogs annually than any other state except California.

Jaguarundi sightings in Central Texas - Spectrum News
Texas residents believe that a locally extinct wild cat species may be making a comeback after 40 years, but wildlife experts remain skeptical. Jaguarundi populations have decreased due to their dense brush habitat being cleared for farming and construction.

Texas Native Cats - Texan By Nature
Texas has the second-highest percentage of wildlife diversity in the United States and is home to three wild cats: The mountain lion, bobcat, and ocelot. Previously, jaguars and jaguarundis once existed in Texas, but have both since been extirpated from their habitat range.

Bobcat (Lynx rufus) - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
The Bobcat is a medium-sized, reddish brown or grayish cat. Its ears usually have small tufts at the tips, and its fur is longer on the sides of its head than on the rest of its body, forming a ruff.

Texas Wild Cats: Explore Feline Faces of the Lone Star State
Uncover the fascinating world of Texas wild cats, from bobcats to cougars, and learn about their habitats, behaviors, and conservation efforts in the Lone Star State.

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Texas Tech Health El Paso Professor Honored with National Nephrology Education Award | Newswise  Newswise
ASN Awards Will Honor Leaders in Nephrology at Kidney Week  Docwire News
Texas A&M surgeons use hand-assisted laparoscopy to remove basketball-sized renal tumor in horse  DVM360
Texas Tech Health El Paso’s Biff Palmer receives national nephrology education award  El Paso Inc.
Vexev's VxWave System Successfully Meets Clinical Endpoints in Landmark Study Evaluating Robotic Ultrasound Scanning for Mapping Vascular Access at U.S. Renal Care Dialysis Clinics  BioSpace
UT Southwestern nephrologist addresses National Kidney Foundation: Newsroom  UT Southwestern
Dr. Mohamed Ramadan joins Memorial Nephrology  Dubois County Free Press, Inc.
/Texas Children’s physician awarded grant to partner with fellow nephrologists in Uganda  texaschildrens.org
Dallas Nephrology Associates’ Journey to Value-Based Care  The American Journal of Managed Care
Texas Children’s Hospital named best hospital for pediatric nephrology by US News  healio.com