Round Rock Animal Hospital

11/08/2024

🎉We are thrilled to announce our NEW online booking platform! 🎉Schedule your next appointment any time, online through our website or by clicking on this link here: https://vet.lc/3p3de8 We are proudly accepting new clients!

08/19/2024

🎉 We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Garcia Lindborg to the RRAH team!

👋 Dr. Garcia Lindborg grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico- “The Land of Enchantment”. She loved working and training her family pets as a child, and like many veterinarians always dreamed of becoming a veterinarian. She graduated from New Mexico State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Minor in Biochemistry in 2005. She then attended Colorado State University where she earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2010.

📍 Dr. Garcia Lindborg moved to Austin, Texas in 2018 with her husband and 6 fur babies. They immediately fell in love with the culture and knew they had made the perfect decision. They love that Austin is extremely pet friendly and that there is always something new to explore; not to mention all the amazing breweries and restaurants the city has to offer. In her spare time, she also enjoys dancing, hiking, movies, and training her dogs to do new tricks.

🐾 Dr. Garcia Lindborg has a passion for preventative care, the human-animal bond, animal behavior, and the fear free movement. She is Fear Free Certified, Low Stress Handling Certified, and a member of The American Society of Veterinary Medicine (AVASB). She is also a member of The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), Texas Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA), and the American Animal Hospital of America (AAHA).

🏥 Dr. Garcia Lindborg feels that nothing is more rewarding than providing great client education to help pet parents make the right medical decisions for their pets. She truly loves this profession and strives to provide the compassion and care needed for everyone facing uncertainty and stress when coming to a veterinary clinic. She wants to make sure your fur baby is well taken care of and stays happy and healthy while at the veterinary clinic. She is extremely excited to join the Round Rock Animal Hospital family and cannot wait to meet you and your furry family members.

🐶🐱 Dr. Garcia Lindborg is now accepting new clients. Please call (512) 255-6232 to book an appointment with her today!

08/11/2024

🏅 As the Olympics come to a close, let's have some fun! 🏅

If your pet were an Olympian, what sport would they compete in? Would your dog be a gold medalist in fetch or your cat a champion in high jumps? Share a photo and tell us their sport of choice!

07/09/2024

We are currently experiencing an internet and phone outage.

05/28/2024

UPDATE: Our internet has been restored and we are operating full force.

Due to an equipment failure, our internet and phones are down, we will be doing our best to communicate via hot spots and other tools we may have at our disposal.

12/21/2023

Our hospital will be closed Saturday 12/23-12/25/23 and will reopen 12/26/23 at 7am.
Please contact Heart of Texas at 512-744-4644 or Central Texas Veterinary Specialty & Emergency at 512-892-9038 for emergent care for your pet.

Have a safe and happy holiday!

06/29/2023

Let's talk about heat safety. Follow the link to learn more information about keeping your pet safe during the hot summer months.

Heatstroke, a life-threatening condition, can be prevented by removing pets from extreme heat, providing a fan and a wet towel.

06/29/2023

Let's talk about firework safety. Follow the link below to find out more information.
We will be closed on Tuesday 7/4/2023.

Pets who experience anxiety during fireworks not only suffer from the mental effects of anxiety but also are at risk of destructive behavior.

01/30/2023

Due to the pending inclement weather we will open at 8am on Tuesday 1/31.

12/17/2022

We will be closed 12/24-12/26 in observance of Christmas.
For emergencies, please contact one of the following ER hospitals in Round Rock:
Heart Of Texas Specialty & Emergency 512-744-4644
Central Texas Veterinary Specialty & Emergency 512-892-9038

09/01/2022

We will be closed on Monday 9/5/22 in observance of Labor day. Please contact Heart of Texas Specialty & Emergency at 512-744-4644 or Central Texas Specialty & Emergency Hospital at 512-892-9038 for emergency care.

08/15/2022

Heartworms are a serious and potentially fatal problem. Our veterinarian can help by prescribing safe, effective medications your dog can take regularly to avoid this condition. Learn more about the details by contacting our animal hospital for a consultation. roundrockvet.com

07/20/2022

Cats are often thought of as less trainable than dogs, but this isn't always the case! Contrary to popular belief, cats are very receptive to positive reinforcement. Check out some helpful tips for training your cat here or contact us for more information. https://pets.webmd.com/cats/guide/kitten-training-tips

Learn how to train your kitten to come, sit, and more using repetition and treats.

07/18/2022

It's important to have daily exercise with your pet. Pets need physical activity just like we do, and it's up to us to make sure they get it! Not only does regular exercise help keep pets healthy, but it can also prevent an array of health issues. Contact us more for some pet-friendly exercise tips! roundrockvet.com

07/15/2022

Do you know what to do if your pet has a broken bone? Typically, these injuries aren't life-threatening, but swift action is needed to help ensure your pet gets the care it needs. Read some more useful information here. https://www.thesprucepets.com/dealing-with-a-dogs-broken-leg-5081743

Does your dog have a broken leg? Learn what to do if your dog breaks a leg. Find out about treatment options for broken legs in dogs.

07/13/2022

Call a veterinarian right away if you think your pet has a broken bone. roundrockvet.com

07/11/2022

We are proud to offer state of the art technology for treating pets with broken bones. Pets who have had a broken bone are susceptible to more significant trauma, and unless they see an animal doctor right away, they may not recover fully. We can help your pet heal quickly and safely. roundrockvet.com