Libertyhillvets

10/28/2024

Here's some tips to keep Halloween fun and safe for your pet:

• Keep your pet indoors. It's best to set up a quiet, safe space for them, as the door opening and closing and the loud noises can stress them out.

• Avoid toxic treats! Chocolate and candy are dangerous for our furry friends. Stick to pet-safe treats!

• ID & Microchip your pet. Since doors are opening and closing, it's easy for pets to sneak out. Make sure their information is up to date on their microchips and that their tags are secure!

• Keep your pet safe while trick or treating by using LED collars and reflective gear.

10/24/2024

Did you know that we have cat boarding? It's separate from our dog boarding to keep a quiet and calm atmosphere for our kitty friends! With spacious rooms, each cat has room to stretch and play.

10/21/2024

If you've been coming to Liberty Hill Veterinary Wellness, you probably recognize Nick! Nick is doing a blood draw for annual testing, which is important in making sure your dog is healthy.

08/26/2024

We are so proud and excited for Trinity as she starts her first year at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine.
Many of you may have seen Trinity around as she has worked with us for the past four years while home for summer and holidays. Again, so very proud and excited to see her develop in to a veterinarian. Gig'em

07/12/2024

Did you know cats can get infected with heart worms too?! Indoor and outdoor- mosquitos that transmit heart worms are everywhere. Did you also know there is no effective treatment for heart worm infections in cats as compared to dogs! Actually, treatment can be deadly. BUT, there is an effective prevention just like in dogs that also prevents fleas as well.....

I asked our amazing staff for a cat picture and within 10 seconds I was being inundated with cat pics.....

Share your favorite feline friend's best pics below in the comments

06/24/2024

We are so excited to announce that beginning July 22, 2024, Dr. Jenny Bryant will be joining our team. Many of you may be familiar with Dr. Bryant as she has previously worked along side Drs. Stein, Clemmons, and Wilson so it's a little bit of a homecoming!!!!! More info to follow as we get closer but be sure to tell all your friends.

Full service veterinary hospital focused on health, wellness and prevention; board/groom/pet boutique

06/07/2024

Another one of the amazing attributes of our canine friends.....
Love

06/05/2024

Get out and walk the dog......

05/23/2024

Here is the prescription of the day!

Want to lower your cholesterol, improve your immune system, and win the respect of your doctor? The answer is furrier than you might think. Give CAT a try. ...

05/10/2024

Oh Momma! Busy day... That's a lot of mouths to feed :)

05/09/2024

05/02/2024

Very interesting read...... follows up on the previous post with regard to routine cancer screening, the sooner we know the better our long term treatment options can be.

Medium-sized dogs have a higher risk of developing cancer than the very largest or smallest breeds, according to a UC Riverside study.

05/01/2024

Great news....
Halle B aka Indy aka Squirrel got her forever home!!!!
Thanks SAFE Refuge of Central Texas for helping another friend find a loving family along side another Frenchie whom SAFE was instrumental in getting fixed up and homed as well.
Squirrel is recovering amazingly fast from her surgery and a full recovery is expected with no long term worries.
So happy.....

04/29/2024

Did you know 1 in 4 dogs will develop cancer? and that 80% of dogs over 10 years of age will develop cancer! There will be approximately 6 million new cases of cancer diagnosed in dogs this year alone.

These stats are scary..... What if I told you we now have an in-house test that can predict the most common cancers affecting dogs with 97% sensitivity (meaning very few false positives) and we can have those results the same day!

This in turns allow us to monitor our dogs at risk and ultimately pick up these cancers sooner rather than later when the cancer has spread.

Give us a call at 512-548-6412 to discuss the NuQ and how we can begin monitoring your canine friends early as we know 'early cancer detection improves outcomes!'

(Cat owners, the NuQ has only been tested and validated in dogs. However, we do have other biomarker testing available for cats that is equally exciting and picking up cancers early)

04/26/2024

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03/27/2024

Yesterday, as you can see her ears and personality cast a big shadow.....

Words cannot express our gratitude for SAFE Refuge of Central Texas for there helping Ms. Halle B and all the other dogs that they touch. If possible please go visit their site and help financially so there are many more happy ending success stories for the dogs they come in contact with.

03/27/2024

Day six post operatively..... As you can see Halle B is full of energy and a much happier look in her eye.... Prognosis great- ongoing rehabilitation and conditioning in the underwater treadmill to regain and build her muscle mass back.

Thanks to SAFE Refuge of Central Texas for helping Ms. Halle B

03/27/2024

Halle B day one Libertyhillvets waiting to be seen. As you can see there is not a lot going on in her back legs.

Many thanks to SAFE Refuge of Central Texas for bringing Ms. Halle B in for evaluation and ultimate recovery.

03/27/2024

This post is the first in a series telling the story of this sweet girl, Halle B. Halle 'was' a breeding dog that was dumped over the fence at the Taylor Animal Shelter. Yes, you heard me right. She is the third Frenchie recently dumped for various medical conditions that the breeder didn't want to spend the money on. Thanks to the amazing people at SAFE Refuge of Central Texas Halle is getting second chance.

The story is.... Halle was paralyzed and could not use her back legs. See next video. S.A.F.E brought Halle to Libertyhillvets and Dr. Murphy for help.

Halle had decompressive spinal surgery last Tuesday, as well as getting spayed, and is well on the road to recovery as you will see in the third and fourth videos (or yesterday in the treadmill video).

We cannot thank the amazing people at SAFE Refuge of Central Texas enough for their work and huge hearts with which they operate.

Please visit the links below so they can continue to do the amazing work they are doing on a daily basis.

03/26/2024

Our new toy! An underwater treadmill to help speed your pets recovery either post surgical, weight loss and conditioning, osteoarthritis management, and many other conditions.

Utilization of the many properties of water: buoyancy, resistance, heated/ cooled in a controlled, gaited pattern using the treadmill belt we can dramatically aide/ speed your pets recovery.

In combination with our other modalities (class 4 laser therapy, therapeutic ultrasound, manual therapies, cell therapies -PRP,
stem cells), Liberty Hill Veterinary Wellness, is a full service rehabilitation and conditioning center under the supervision of Dr Todd Murphy, DVM, CCRP.

Please follow for more case examples and as always, if you have any questions please call.

(Facebook is only allow the video, no other pics so we will be posting many more soon. This video is of our little friend who came in Monday of last week- couldn't walk; Dr Murphy performed a myelogram/ epidurogram then performed a decompressive laminectomy and three days later was up and walking and this was her second session in the treadmill at day seven - she's a superstar!)

03/19/2024

Exciting. news coming soon!!! We got a new toy delivered today and cannot wait to share the news at the end of the week.

Our patients are going to be so happy :)

03/07/2024

We will be closing tonight at 6pm. Unfortunately no urgent care hours tonight. Fingers crossed everyone stays healthy and no one needs to be seen :)

01/30/2024

We love what we do... and always appreciate the kind words 😁

12/18/2023

Our phones are back UP…

Sorry for the inconvenience this morning