Fayette County Veterinary Clinic

12/04/2025

Update: Milo is home!
Courtesy post:
Milo is missing from West Point, TX.
Please call 254-462-8592 or 512-574-2796 if you see him.
Thank you.

12/02/2025

Update: Pet has been found!
Courtesy post:
Mia is missing! 13 Year old female husky, last seen on Creamer Creek headed towards Hostyn Road on Sunday. Please call April at 512-560-0205 if you see her.n

11/27/2025

11/25/2025

Courtesy post!

11/25/2025

We will be closed on Thanksgiving Day

11/20/2025

🚨 ATTENTION 🚨

The Clinic and Retreat will be closed from 11:30am to 1:30pm TODAY, November 20th so that the doctors and staff can share a Thanksgiving lunch.

11/18/2025

The Clinic and Retreat will be closed from 11:30am to 1:30pm this Thursday, November 20th so that the doctors and staff can share a Thanksgiving lunch.

11/11/2025

Thank you Veterans

10/28/2025

It’s Tuesday and we are officially naming it: Brianna day!
Bri is one of our receptionists, and she is a pint-sized powerhouse. We call her the ‘sunshine’ of the clinic, because she is always smiling and cheers up anyone within her immediate vicinity.
Bri has been in the veterinary field for seven years, as a technician and a receptionist, and has spent two of the most recent ones with us.
When Bri is not at work, she enjoys spending as much time as she can with her daughter, playing with her three dogs, (Jimbo, Valentino and Archie), and gardening (although she comments that she enjoys it more when she can keep her plants alive. 😁)

Bri has many things she loves about her job and described them perfectly. “I love interacting with clients and getting to know more about them and their pets, and their quirks/stories. It’s very rewarding seeing the transformations of sick pets. I love to solve problems and fit the puzzle pieces together between doctors and clients. I still enjoy the occassional blood draw. And I LOVE being the silly receptionist!”
Thanks for all you do, Bri!

10/27/2025

Happy Monday!

The employee to highlight today is Tracy!
Tracy is a large and small animal technician who has been with us for 18 months. She is an LVT of 30 years, and she has worked with a variety of animals, ranging from tiny sugar-gliders to pythons, and even a shark.

Tracy’s hobbies include hiking at Texas state parks, reading, and clearing brush around her yard and garden. She is a resident of Smithville and happily resides there with her spouse of twenty-five years.

When asked about her favorite parts of her job, Tracy answered: “I enjoy doing something different almost every day. I especially love to go out on farm calls, and learn everything I can about large animals.”

We are thankful for the skills and knowledge Tracy brings to our team, and are blessed to have her in our clinic.

10/24/2025

It’s that time of year again! We have Gobble Kits available to pick up! This is a great way to help our community. 🍁🍂🍃🦃

10/24/2025

We made it to Fri-YAY!

The employee of today is Stacy!

This clinic requires a lot of moving parts to make it what it is, and Stacy is one who keeps it rolling smoothly. She’s one of our kennel techs who says her most favorite thing about her job is “taking the best care of all the sweet babies while they are here with us.” Stacy prides herself on keeping visitors comfortable while they await procedures, keeping them fed and watered while they are hospitalized, and giving them soft, comfortable blankets to make sure they’re cozy. She assists pets with special needs out to potty, like those who may require help walking.
She does many other things throughout the day.

Stacy has two dogs, Prissy and Bean, and enjoys taking them for walks when she is not at work.
We couldn’t do what we do without people like her, and we are so thankful for her devotion and nurturing care for the last five years.