Libertyhillvets

01/28/2025

The perfect accessories for your furry friend and you! 🐶🐱

12/19/2024

Who doesn't love a basket of puppies? What a great way to start a Thursday morning! We delivered these puppies 6 weeks ago and they were in for their first check up.

12/03/2024

Looking for a Christmas present for your favorite fur baby? We've got you covered! Shop our boutique (located through our back doors) for all kinds of goodies this holiday season.

11/19/2024

Technical Difficulties:
Unfortunately our Internet is currently down and our phones are not working.
We apologize for the inconvenience!
We will still be here until 6PM today.

11/19/2024

Shop our boutique for all your furry friend's needs! From birthdays to every day food, we've got you covered.

11/12/2024

Peanut butter is one of our favorite ways of reducing anxiety here at Liberty Hill Veterinary Wellness! From nail trims to annual exams, we try to make the visit as stress free for our furry friends as possible.

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.