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Monday 7am - 6pm Tuesday 7am - 6pm Wednesday 7am - 6:15pm Thursday 7am - 6pm Friday 7am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 12pm

Whitestone Animal Hospital

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Whitestone Animal Hospital

Quality medicine, local ownership, passion for the profession and a great staff!
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08/22/2024

It has been a little while since we have posted some puppy and kitten pictures. Her are aome@cuties to cheer up your day!

08/22/2024

🥵132° on the pavement!!🥵
Our Animal Control Officers are seeing folks walk their dogs across the hot concrete in the middle of the day and it's WAYYYY too hot for that🌡️
Remember: If you can’t put the back of your hand on the pavement without it feeling hot, it's too hot for your dog's paws!!
🐾🔥🐾 🔥🐾

08/18/2024

08/04/2024

I love getting pictures from our clients who took the time to take our shirt on their vacations! Thank you Petri for getting our shirt to Finland!

07/28/2024

In the Olympic Spirit

07/09/2024

Our internet is down so we are unable to receive phone calls at this time. Currently we can receive emails and voicemails via our cellular service. We will update once we are back online.

07/04/2024

Happy Fourth of July!!! Make sure your pets are secure for the night! Enjoy the day!

07/03/2024

More Holiday messages. We can’t forget our kitties! The fireworks stress them out too!

Summer activities can be stressful for your cat. Visitors and loud noises such as fireworks can disrupt your cat’s environment. If you are hosting a get-together this summer, check out our summer safety tips to help reduce the stress your cat may experience. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3gpj2vj.

07/03/2024

Good Job Round Rock Police!

07/03/2024

Some more summer tips as requested! This one from our local Emergency Room Emergency Animal Hospital of Crystal Falls

Locally owned and operated and proud to serve Austin, Cedar Park, Leander & surrounding areas.

06/27/2024

Shout out to my amazing staff this morning. This profession can take an emotional toll on the people in it. We are all here because of our passion for animals or at least that is how it starts. Overtime I have seen this passion fade and I am determined that it doesn’t here. The science and medicine is fascinating too. Everyday is a puzzle. Some days we save animals and make their lives better but some days life has other plans. Some days people can be so mean. This crew puts their hearts souls into their work. Yesterday we were given one of the best compliments we could have gotten as a hospital. We were having our X-ray machine updated. We had a X-ray technician in our hospital all day working on it. The staff went on their day to day business and I bet most of them forgot he was even in the X-ray room. The installation wasn’t going as smoothly as planned and the poor guy was having to trouble shoot some issues with installation as this is a brand new system. At the end of the day he commented how impressed he was with our staff. He had not been in a hospital where people all seemed to get along so well. He commented that there was a dog that didn’t want its nails trimmed and the staff handled it so well and were still chatting and smiling vs getting mad and frustrated. He said our staff was so nice about the delay in getting our machine up and running where other places have yelled at him in the past. Because we were so nice and pleasant he bought the staff lunch. I wasn’t even there most of the day and they were still doing the best job ever. I’m so proud of them and happy to know that everyone there holds the same values I do about patient care. Anyone who owns a business (especially a veterinary hospital) knows how hard it can be to get a good work flow and to create an environment where the staff enjoy their jobs. I feel like this hospital is my fourth child and I couldn’t be prouder of the people that work there. Dr Walden

06/26/2024

I have had a lot of clients asking about the heat and dogs. They are seeing dogs outside with their owners and worried about over heating. This picture puts things in perspective. That pavement can get really hot. Just because you are doing ok doesn’t mean your dog is. I don’t feel us naked people putting on a fur coat is exactly like a dog that is used to having fur, but the concept is still spot on. Just because you are ok doesn’t mean your dog is. Keep water available at all times. Walk in the mornings and evenings. Remember that a dog may be having so much fun running and chasing something and seem ok , but can still be overheating.

06/19/2024

Answer to our quiz from the other day… Dalmatian puppies ! They get their spots around two weeks of age. .com

06/17/2024

Anyone want to guess what breed of puppies these are?

06/13/2024

Kitty snuggles with Dr Kramr. This sweetie was so cuddly and likes cozying up to Dr Kramr’s neck.

06/11/2024

Dogs on the bed? Yes or no? How many dogs do you have on your bed at one time? Cats? There are usually one to two cats on this bed at any given time too. Amazon has some amazing covers to protect your comforter!

06/10/2024

There was a grass fire across the street on Friday afternoon. We started to get the boarders all kenneled up but fortunately the fire department got it all taken care of. So fortunate to have great staff who worked fast and one even showed up to help even though she was off.

06/08/2024

Our shirt made it to Newfoundland! Kerry and Sprocket traveled there recently! So happy that they captured this picture in our shirt.

06/08/2024

Answer to our quiz from the other day… Whitney was wearing glasses to protect her eyes from the laser she is using to help this dog. We use our class four laser to help decrease inflammation, encourage healing and help decrease pain. We use it on dogs and cats with sore joints, sore muscles, to help heal from surgery faster, wounds and red ears. The patients enjoy it as it is slightly warm. The staff that have been trained to use the laser, enjoy giving this service because they get to know our patients better. Yes Whitney is sitting g on the floor because it does help calm our patients.

06/06/2024

Anyone know why Whitney is wearing glasses and sitting on the floor?

06/01/2024

Cocker Spaniels were popular in the 1980s. We have a few cocker patients still but it is a rare day to see an adorable Cocker puppy. This breed is cute but they do need a lot of care to prevent ear infections in those adorable ears.

05/31/2024

This rainy day calls for some cute puppy and kitty pics!

05/30/2024

Answer to our question from the other day. We had a young dog come in with vomiting and determined something was stuck in his intestines. After some IV fluids he pooped out a squeaker from a toy! Reminder to watch and keep track of all dog toys! The young dog felt much better and is now home doing great! Surgery avoided!

05/28/2024

As summer vacation starts for most of us. We thought we start with a little quiz since it has been awhile. Does anyone know what this picture represents? What is it and how did it get in this run? .com

05/13/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to Dr Grigsby pictured here with her two children.

05/13/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to Dr Cocke and Dr Kramr. They spent the day with their fuzzy kids and their human toddlers !

05/13/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to one of our technicians -Cayli who is celebrating today with her fur babies and her brand new human baby! Cayli just came back from maternity leave a few weeks ago!

05/13/2024

Happy Mother’s Day Lisa ! Our front desk lady from the Midwest.

05/13/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to Diana who is always smiling from ear to ear. She is spending the day with her human and fur babies!

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3300 Woodall Drive
Cedar Park, TX
78613

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6:15pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://whitestoneah.com/

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Treats and belly rubs make for a fun vet visit. #whitestoneanimalhospital#bernesemountaindog #veterinarymedicine

Answer to our last quiz. It was a beaver. Beavers should not be kept as pets nor should any attempt be made to touch them. This one is being handled by Texas Wildlife and needed a mass looked at. It was confiscated from a situation it should not have been it and that is why it is letting us touch it. #whitestoneanimalhospital

Quiz - this made it under our Instagram account but it didn’t make it on here so we will try again. Any guesses on what we are seeing under the microscope? ANSWER - Microfilaria which is a stage of Heartworm disease. The adult worms reproduce in the heart and produce Microfilaria which get into the blood stream. Mosquitos bite a dog and ingest the Microfilaria where they develop into another stage and ready to infect other dogs. #whitestoneanimal #veterinarymedicine

Too much Andy’s Custard! We still love you Hollis but we need to get the love weight off 💗! Yea we had Moms permission to post! #whitestoneanimalhospital #cubbydog #dauchshund

Lily Loves Her Vet visits

Baby chick in the process of hatching. It has a little friend already hatched and waiting. This is part of a 4-H project and these chicks have long term homes ready for them. Reminder not to get chicks and bunnies as Easter presents! #nochicksforeaster #whitestoneanimalhospital

February is Veterinary Dental Awareness month. Here is Dr Cocke giving a demonstrating how to brush your dogs teeth. Nothing replaces brushing as the best way to prevent tartar accumulation in your pet. #veterinarymedicine #veterinarydentistry #whitestoneanimalhospital

Ouch! #veterinarymedicine #dogsofwhitestoneanimalhospital #germanshepherd #fishhookvsdog

Porcupine Dermatology

You never know what is going to come through the door when you work with wildlife rehabbers. #porcupine #whitestoneanimalhospital

Video of Boo Boo walking after treatments!!! See previous post for history.

Does your cat have a favorite toy? It is important to have enrichment in the forms of toys or having small bowls of food around the house for your cat to “hunt” to keep them busy and keep them moving around . #cat #catsofwhitestoneanimalhospital #catfriendlypractice

Phoenix came in for her annual but couldn’t leave without showing off her cool trick!!!

Shared by one of our clients. This wheel@is meant to exercise cats but it works for small dogs too! #dogsatwhitestoneanimalhospital #dogsatwhiteatoneah #exercisewheel

Kitten Tip of the day… we generally recommend canned food for cats but we do like dry food being offered in toys for active and growing kittens. Cats are natural hunters. Offering them toys where they have to hunt or work to get their food out helps stimulate some of their natural instincts. It also helps pave a road to a lean active cat vs getting used to a dry food buffet. #cat #catsatwhitestoneaninalhospital #catcare #catvet

A look behind the scenes at how we keep your pet entertained during their visit. This kitty had just been spayed. If you listen closely, you can hear her purr. #fearfreepets #veterinarymedicine #catsatwhitestoneaninalhospital #catsofinstagram #veterinarytechnician

Ok so we don’t treat birds but we do board this one. He keeps us constantly entertained, so we had to share. Happy Thursday! #cockatiel #whitestoneanimalhospital #veterinarymedicine

Who says nail trims are stressful? #dogsofinstagram #dogsofwhitestoneanimalhospital #pitbullsofinstagram

How to trim a ferret’s nails. Coconut_the_ferret@Instagram #ferret #ferretsofinstagram #ferrets #ferretlife #justagirlwholovesferrets

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My Story

My name is Dr Wendy Walden DVM. I am excited to share this project that has taken a lot of blood, sweat and tears over the past few years to create. I knew at a young age that I wanted to work with animals. People used to ask me if I wanted to be a vet when I grew up and my answer would always be “NO”. I wanted a job where animals actually wanted to see me and I didn’t think of veterinary medicine as that profession. Around age ten my cousin and I designed a veterinary hospital on paper that looked and smelled like a house but I still didn’t see my future self as a vet. I adored my Freshman Biology Class and fell in love with my summer job working at a mixed animal practice when I came to the conclusion that indeed Veterinary Medicine was the perfect career choice for me. I designed Whitestone Animal Hospital with the accumulated knowledge I have gained working in the veterinary field from the age of 18, taking courses in fear free methods and studying other veterinary facilities. Starting with the small lobby, quiet rooms, separate dog/cat sides, a comfort room, music and smells I hope to create a peaceful experience for you and your pet. I believe in committing to a pet and client once I am their doctor by following through on their care until we get all the answers possible. I pride myself in being completely honest with clients and treating patients as I would my own pets, who are spoiled rotten and I count as my family. The picture above captures my feelings for my dog Joy who accompanies me to work everyday.