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06/13/2025

Dear Clients

We wanted to post this on our page just in case anyone did not get the mass email we sent out last month.

We hope this message finds you and your beloved pets well.

We are writing to inform you that our associate veterinarian, Dr. Crystal Dupuy, left our practice as of 06/12/2025. While we are sad to see her go, we are grateful for the care and dedication she has shown our clients and patients during her time with us, and we wish her all the best in her future endeavors.

Due to this change in staffing, we will temporarily be closing on Saturdays until we are able to welcome another veterinarian to our team. Our last Saturday that we will be open as of now will be 06/14/2025. Dr Hoff will be available Monday- Friday. We understand this may be an inconvenience to you, and we truly appreciate your understanding and patience during this transition.

We remain committed to providing excellent care and service to you and your pets, and our team is here to help during our regular weekday hours. If you have any questions or need to schedule appointments, please don’t hesitate to call us at 512-868-2280 or email us at [email protected].

Thank you for your continued trust and support.

Warm regards,
Castlerock Pet Hospital

06/13/2025

Fun Fact Friday the 13th!!🐾🐾

I’m sure you’ve heard the superstitions about a black cat crossing your path. But in many other countries and cultures, black cats are often associated with good luck instead!

In Scotland, if a strange dog follows you home, you will have good luck! It’s extra lucky if it’s a black dog! I think anytime you come across an adorable pup is a good day!

Historically, black cats have been linked to witchcraft and evil, particularly around Friday the 13th. This association contributed to the misconception that black cats themselves are harbingers of misfortune.

Superstitions about animals, especially on Friday the 13th, are cultural beliefs and not factual representations of the animals themselves.

06/11/2025

Our phone systems and internet are currently down due to the storms. In the mean time, please message us on here. We apologize for the inconvenience and are working to get them back up.

06/03/2025

Our phone systems and internet are currently down as Optimum is experiencing a network outage. In the mean time, please message us on here. We apologize for the inconvenience and are working to get them back up.

Fun Fact Friday! 🐾🐾Cats are known for sleeping for a significant portion of the day, up to 70%. Cats can make almost 100...
05/30/2025

Fun Fact Friday! 🐾🐾

Cats are known for sleeping for a significant portion of the day, up to 70%.

Cats can make almost 100 different sounds, while dogs only have about 10.

Cats are believed to be the only mammals who don’t taste sweetness.

Cats have a unique “vocabulary” with their owner — each cat has a different set of vocalizations, purrs and behaviors.

Fun Fact Friday!! 🐾🐾While developing alongside humans, dogs developed a lot of facial muscles to help them comunicate to...
05/23/2025

Fun Fact Friday!! 🐾🐾

While developing alongside humans, dogs developed a lot of facial muscles to help them comunicate to us throuth their expression. Dogs have coevolved with humans for so long that they can actually read facial expressions and interpret many human gestures and body language.

Dogs have an infrared detector in their nose! It is a survival technique, for them to find their mother when they are tiny and can’t see. It is also a way for them to sense predators, BUT it is also a reason why they might steal our seats on the couch when we get up!

Evidence from fossils suggests that five types of dog had evolved by the Bronze Age, around 4500BC. These were mastiffs, wolf-type dogs, dogs similar to greyhounds, pointing dogs and herding dogs. Bow wow!

05/16/2025

We are hiring for an associate veterinarian! Full time or part time!

Castlerock Pet Hospital has been established since 2001 and is proud to still be one of the last in Georgetown Texas to be a non-corporate owned practice. We are seeking a full or part time associate veterinarian to join our busy practice. We are a one doctor, small animal only practice located in Georgetown, Tx – the fastest growing city in America! Castlerock is a tight knit family dedicated to offering standard of veterinary care at an affordable price. Explore the benefits of working at a non-corporate, family-owned veterinary hospital where we focus on medicine. No puppy plans, wellness packs, boarding, or other incentive-based veterinary care here. As an associate veterinarian at Castlerock, you will enjoy a high tech-to-doctor ratio and access to state of the art equipment including electrocautery, portable oxygen generator, digital radiography, and ultrasound. Enjoy working in an environment where your opinions and ideas are very much wanted, appreciated and valued. If you feel that we might be a good fit for you, please apply today!

Happy Mother's Day to all of our amazing Mother's from the Castlerock Family to yours!
05/11/2025

Happy Mother's Day to all of our amazing Mother's from the Castlerock Family to yours!

Cats hold a special place as one of humanity's oldest companions. Their domestication dates back thousands of years, wit...
05/09/2025

Cats hold a special place as one of humanity's oldest companions. Their domestication dates back thousands of years, with evidence suggesting that cats and humans began forming mutually beneficial relationships as early as the Neolithic era!

Cats are renowned for their fastidious grooming habits. On average, adult cats may spend anywhere from 30% to 50% of their waking hours engaged in grooming activities.

Cats possess an exceptionally flexible spine, a key anatomical feature that contributes to their remarkable agility and acrobatic abilities. This flexibility is particularly pronounced as the cat's backbone consists of about 53 vertebrae compared to a human's 34!

Fun Fact Friday 🐾🐾Dogs can understand "I love you":Research shows that dogs experience a physiological response, such as...
05/02/2025

Fun Fact Friday 🐾🐾

Dogs can understand "I love you":
Research shows that dogs experience a physiological response, such as an increased heart rate, when they hear the words "I love you".

There is a town in Minnesota with a Dog as their Mayor. Duke won the popular vote and was made Honorary Mayor of Cormorant, Minn in 2014.

The Alaskan Malamute is not only the oldest working sled dog but they are also built to withstand arctic temperatures as low as -70°F. Yes, 70 Degrees below 0.

Happy 2 year anniversary to Veterinary Technician Melissa!
05/01/2025

Happy 2 year anniversary to Veterinary Technician Melissa!

Fun Fact Friday!! 🐾🐾Cats make very little noise when they walk around. The thick, soft pads on their paws allow them to ...
04/25/2025

Fun Fact Friday!! 🐾🐾

Cats make very little noise when they walk around. The thick, soft pads on their paws allow them to sneak up on their prey — or you!

Cats use their long tails to balance themselves when they’re jumping or walking along narrow ledges.

According to Wilde, a slow blink is a “kitty kiss.” This movement shows contentment and trust.

Cats may yawn as a way to end a confrontation with another animal. Think of it as their “talk to the hand” gesture.

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6930 Ranch Road 2338
Georgetown, TX
78633

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Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
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