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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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COVID-19 Information for Pet Owners
We at Springs Veterinary Care want to reassure you that we remain committed to providing healthcare for your pet family members in a safe environment and are taking precautions to limit chances of exposure at our facility. We are continuing to clean surfaces at our clinic and are adding additional wiping of door handles and commonly…
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100 Million Masks 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…
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The ABCs of Pawsome Petcare
In honor of National Pet Week that has since passed, here are the ABCs of showing your pet you care year-round. A – Adventure Whether your pet enjoys leisurely strolls through the neighborhood, indoor play, or multi-mile hikes, spicing up your current routine with new routes, styles of play, and toys can invigorate your pet’s…
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Case study: Penelope
Penelope, a 9-year-old spayed female dachshund, came to Springs Veterinary Care with an extreme case of bad breath. Her owners even dubbed her “Stinky Penelope.” Dr. Amanda Smith examined Penelope, identifying dental disease and bad breath. She graded Penelope’s periodontal disease at 4/4, the most advanced disease, and an indication of advanced gum disease and…
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Photo Gallery: Dripping Springs HS Wet Lab
On February 27, Springs Veterinary Care hosted a wet lab for Dripping Springs High School students as part of the school’s animal science class. Here are some photos from the wet lab!
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What you need to know about veterinary dental disease
Dental disease is the No. 1 veterinary diagnosis, but not many pet owners know much about this dangerous affliction. Here’s how periodontal disease forms, why it’s easy to overlook, and how to stay ahead of it. Dental disease: Common and dangerousMost dogs and cats have some evidence of periodontal disease by age 3 – and…
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