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Mercy Veterinary Hospital

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Mercy Veterinary Hospital in Leander, TX, is your trusted animal hospital, offering a wide range of services to meet all your pet's needs. From medical care to lodging and grooming, Dr. Daigle, Dr. Spence, Dr. Tripp and their dedicated staff provide compassionate and personalized care. Whether it's a routine check-up, vaccinations, or surgery, we prioritize your pet's health and happiness. Trust us to treat your pet like family. Click here for more information and to book an appointment!

12/17/2024

**WARNING - GRAPHIC/SURGICAL!**

Note to self...make sure to pick up your hair ties!! This kitty ate 89 hair ties!! 😱 Thankfully Dr. K was able to remove them all safely and the patient is back on the mend and hopefully not getting into any more mischief!! 🩵

12/16/2024

Today is National Chocolate Covered Anything Day! As we know, our pets can't have chocolate. But check out this pet friendly Carob treats recipe at the link below! 🍫🤎

https://www.petsmont.com/blogs/recipes/diy-carob-chocolate-treats-for-cats-and-dogs-recipe?srsltid=AfmBOoqJ9E2rdb8AjvSf4-DgtZp_lzsK_E92tuXh-lWG9sYJ6X3sVrB9

12/13/2024

Dr. Goodman just feline-ing her way through Friday! 🐈😉

12/12/2024

We have the silliest patients! 🤪

12/11/2024

Did you know December is National Cat Lover's Month?? Let's see some pics of your puurrfect feline friends! 🐱💛

12/10/2024

Remember these safety tips when decorating for this holiday season! Sometimes we forget that there are dangers lurking in this jolly, happy season! 🎄🎁🎅

12/09/2024

Celebrating International Day of Veterinary Medicine! We are so grateful that we have quite possibly the best Veterinarians around! 🥰 The love, compassion and dedication these 6 have for our clients and patients is unmatched! Give us a call at 512-890-2000 today!

12/06/2024

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12/05/2024

Wet weather is here! Remember! Dogs can develop allergic reactions on their paws due to excessive moisture. This can lead to irritation, redness, itching, and sometimes even yeast infections between the toes and paw pads; this is primarily because trapped moisture creates an ideal environment for allergens and bacteria to thrive! So keep those paws dry! 🐾

12/04/2024

December is Weight Loss/Maintenance Awareness Month! Receive 10% off the start of a weight loss/weight management diet, following an exam! ⚖️

12/03/2024

Join us in wishing Dr. Goodman a HAPPY BIRTHDAY today! 🎉

12/02/2024

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DECEMBER PET OF THE MONTH! LUCY PFAU 🩷

Lucy is a shy, yet charming Havanese who loves nothing more than a cucumber snack, a good nap, and soaking up tummy rubs. She's also known for her signature side-eye, letting you know exactly how she feels about the world around her. A sweet companion, Lucy enjoys quiet moments but truly shines when she starts a family-wide howling session demanding full participation with her persuasive gaze.

12/01/2024

Join us in wishing Dr. Sutton a HAPPY BIRTHDAY today! 🎉

11/29/2024

Check out this list from Country Living of the best Black Friday Deals for your pets! 🐶🐱

https://www.countryliving.com/shopping/g62956376/black-friday-pets-deals-sales-2024/

11/28/2024

HAPPY THANKSGIVING 🦃 from all of us here at Mercy Veterinary Hospital! Wishing you and your families a day filled with blessings! We will be back in the office tomorrow morning at 7am. If you have an emergency while we are closed, please call Emergency Animal Hospital of Crystal Falls at (512) 817-3474.

11/27/2024

A few reminders before the feast! We know everyone loves to share their Thanksgiving goodies with their pets. Make sure that you are only giving them safe foods, small portions and remember to think of any food allergies! 🦃

11/27/2024

We will be CLOSED today from 12pm to 1pm to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal with our hardworking staff! 🦃🤎 We apologize for any inconvenience!

Address

18109 Ronald Reagan Boulevard
Leander, TX
78641

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm

Telephone

+15128902000

Website

https://www.mercyveterinaryhospitaltx.com/

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**WARNING - GRAPHIC/SURGICAL!** Note to self...make sure to pick up your hair ties!! This kitty ate 89 hair ties!! 😱 Thankfully Dr. K was able to remove them all safely and the patient is back on the mend and hopefully not getting into any more mischief!! 🩵

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Just a little mid-day cleaning...nothing to see here 👀😂🐈‍⬛

Let's GO LIONS! 🦁🏈 #leanderfootball

Ever wonder how we place an IV catheter in your pet? IV catheters are most commonly used to administer drugs and fluid therapy; however they can also be used to provide nutritional support. IV catheters can also help facilitate blood collection in animals with poor veins, or who need multiple samples taken! #themoreyouknow

Fun Friday! Our techs are world class on their toes! Betcha she doesn't miss any! If you can't have fun while cleaning, are you even working in Vet Med??

Nom, Nom, Nom! Don't mind us, just over here soaking up some Frenchie Love! 🩷

Have you ever seen an incredibly dangerous brain bug?? APRIL FOOLS! It's just an ear mite! Ear mites are common and are completely treatable! Their presence often causes inflammation and intense itchiness. Ask you Veterinarian today if ear mites are a concern for your pet!

**WARNING - GRAPHIC** Dr. Daigle removed this 5lb Lipoma from the groin area of a 12 year old Labrador who was having trouble walking due to it's size! This sweet girl is on the road to recovery and is able to walk comfortably now! 🩷

When you find an unexpected guest during surgery! 👀 Roundworms are parasites that live freely in the intestine, feeding off partially digested intestinal contents. Roundworms are the most common gastrointestinal worm found in dogs and can also be transmitted to people!

Foreign body Friday! This sweet pup came in having some trouble with its eye. Turns out there was a foxtail stuck in there! Foxtails are a spikelet or cluster of a grass, that serves to disperse its seeds as a unit! It's actually quite common for these little guys to end up in pets eyes, ears and noses!