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All Your Questions About Pet Cancer Answered
Although cancer is unfortunately common in pets, advancements in health screening and diagnostics mean our furry friends are living longer. Despite our best efforts, cancer can still affect pets, frustrating pet parents and healthcare providers. It’s crucial to know how to spot and treat cancer in pets to catch it early.
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8 Common Myths About Pet Heartworm Disease: Debunked
Much is misunderstood about this prevalent but preventable disease. In this article, we debunk 8 common myths and misunderstandings about heartworm disease so you can provide the best protection for your pet.
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Passion and Expertise in Our Veterinarians
Drs. Jennifer Bucher and Michelle Henthorne Bring True Passion and Vast Expertise to Dripping Springs’ Pet Owners There are new faces at Springs Veterinary Care as they welcome two associate veterinarians. Dr. Jennifer Bucher and Dr. Michelle Henthorne have combined experience of nearly 40 years, and bring finely honed skills in skin and heart issues,…
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August Is Itchy Pet Awareness Month
Why is my Pet Itchy? We’re dedicating the tail end of summer to Itchy Pet Awareness to make sure your pet gets the itch relief they need. Itch is an urgent medical condition that requires a proper diagnosis and treatment. Don’t let itch get in the way of the fun your pet has with you…
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Separation Anxiety in Pets
You will eventually get to leave your house. Your pet may not get it — but we do. Learn how to make the transition easier for your pet. You may be headed back to your office soon. Your pet, who has become your loyal and dedicated coworker, has thoroughly enjoyed the stay-at-home companionship. They may…
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Add a New Pet to Your Family?
Now that your new pet has found their forever home, they are likely doing some things you’d expect. And maybe some things you wouldn’t. What’s normal? What’s not? Is it normal that… My dog has a little cough? My cat’s eyes are watery? My pet scoots its bottom on the rug? My dog eats poop?…
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Who loves your pet besides you? Us!
Springs Veterinary Care is committed to a lifetime of wellbeing for your pet. Even in times of uncertainty, we remain your most trusted source of veterinary information. This is why we encourage you to call us at 512-829-6140 first with any questions or concerns you may have about your pet’s health. Big or small. Complex…
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Your Pet as Your New Coworker
These days, you’re home. A lot. It is time to replace your office coffee break with a new one—a fun break with your pet! Your pet has realized their world is different. You are now home a lot. Your dog has mastered the stop, drop and roll belly rub. Your cat has taken over your…
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COVID-19 Client Safety Updates
We need to adjust our intake methods in accordance with CDC guidelines of the 6-foot rule. For the safety of you and our staff, we apologize we cannot have clients in the hospital at this time. Please call us from your car upon arrival at 512.829.6140 Make sure no other pets are waiting ahead of you…
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Million Mask Challenge
Springs Veterinary Care is joining the 100 Million Mask Challenge to help alleviate the shortage of surgical masks affecting both the human and veterinary medical communities. These easy-to-make cotton surgical masks are washable and reusable. Through the #millionmaskchallenge, our clients, families and friends can help keep medical staff safe and functioning while working on the front lines of…
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