
We believe it is important to give you and your pet a phenomenal experience. The low-stress experience we provide allows your pet to be in a more relaxed environment, making it easier for us to practice excellent medicine. The goal of our dedicated team is to help you learn about your pet's health and grow the animal-human bond you share with your amazing companion.
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The Team
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MELISSA Practice Manager, Fear Free Certified Professional Why Melissa chose the Veterinary Industry: I chose the Veterinary industry because I've always loved animals, and they've been a big part of my life. Growing up, we had a variety of pets. I love that I get to work with pets every and be an advocate for them.
Veterinary Care
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One of the most important things you can do for your pet's quality of life and longevity is to bring them in for routine physical examinations. During these wellness visits, we will carefully check your pet's different body systems for signs of irregularities. Illness is often easier to treat when caught in its early stages, making this a cost-effective strategy for you and your pet.
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From the very beginning of your visit, your pet will be treated kindly, gently, and with empathy. We begin by bringing your pet into the exam room as quickly as possible. This minimizes the time spent around animals that are unfamiliar to your companion. We will begin by taking time to address all of your questions and concerns.
Cat Only Wing
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The Path Dogs and cats are unique. They behave differently, they think differently, and they have different stressors. We believe it is oh-so-important to pay attention to what makes your pet happy, healthy, and in the right conditions for exceptional health care. That is why we are so proud to announce our.
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The following State of Texas, Travis County, and City of Austin laws and ordinances apply to you and your new pet. You can face criminal or civil penalties or the loss of your pet for noncompliance! Rabies Vaccinations- Owners of dogs and cats must have them vaccinated against rabies once they reach three months of age, then again in one year.
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