Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital

Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital Animal Hospital

*Courtesy Post*We have a client that is looking to rehome these cuties! (They were found as strays some time ago)Cash & ...
12/09/2025

*Courtesy Post*
We have a client that is looking to rehome these cuties! (They were found as strays some time ago)

Cash & Carrie are approximately 5 month old heeler mixes. Cash is the lighter one (Male) and Carrie is the darker one (Female).

Please let us know if you are interested in adopting these babies and we can get you in contact with their foster Mom!

*Courtesy Post*This is Cash-Cash was found in the bank parking lot at just 1 day old. He is now 17 weeks old, has been R...
12/01/2025

*Courtesy Post*

This is Cash-Cash was found in the bank parking lot at just 1 day old. He is now 17 weeks old, has been Rabies vaccinated, has just 1 booster left of FVRCP vaccine, and is FELV/FIV negative.

He is looking for his forever home for the Holidays! He is very sweet, playful, and classically rambunctious! He will play with you and then fall asleep in your arms. His foster mom is asking $100 rehoming fee to help cover some of his medical expenses.

If interested, please reach out to us at 817-523-7210.

12/01/2025

❄️As we get some colder weather-here are a few tips for caring for your fur-babies ❄️

🐾 1. Limit Time Outdoors
Cold temperatures, wind chill, and ice can cause frostbite—especially on ears, paws, and tails. Keep walks shorter on very cold days.
🧥 2. Use Sweaters or Coats
Short-haired, senior, and small-breed dogs benefit from added warmth. Make sure clothing is dry before each use.
🐶 3. Protect the Paws
Ice melt, salt, and cold pavement can irritate paw pads. Use pet-safe de-icer at home, wipe paws after walks, or use booties.
🚗 4. Beware of Car Dangers
Cats may hide under warm vehicles. Knock on the hood before starting the car. Never leave pets alone in cold cars.
🥶 5. Watch for Hypothermia & Frostbite
Signs include shivering, pale or red skin, lethargy, or cold extremities. Seek veterinary care ASAP.
💧 6. Prevent Dry Skin
Indoor heating can cause itchy skin. Use a humidifier and avoid over-bathing.
🐱 7. Keep Them Active Indoors
Shorter days mean fewer outdoor walks—use enrichment toys, treat puzzles, and indoor play to prevent weight gain.
☠️ 8. Be Cautious with Antifreeze
Even small amounts can be fatal. Clean spills immediately and store products securely.
🍲 9. Adjust Food Intake Wisely
Some pets may need more calories for outdoor activity; others need fewer due to reduced exercise. Ask your vet before changing diets.
🔥 10. Pet-Proof Winter Hazards
Heaters, fireplaces, candles, and holiday decorations can cause burns or injuries. Supervise pets around heat sources.

11/26/2025

We will be CLOSED Thursday, 11/27 & Friday 11/28 so our employees may spend Thanksgiving with their families. We will reopen for normal business hours on Monday, Dec 1st.

Should you experience an emergency during our closure, we recommend The PARC in Fort Worth (817-731-3733). They are a 24 hour emergency facility.

We hope you all have a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving! 🧡

11/25/2025

🐾 Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips 🦃
🍗 No Table Scraps
Avoid giving pets turkey bones, skin, gravy, or fatty foods — they can cause upset stomach or pancreatitis.
🍫 Dangerous Foods
Keep chocolate, onions, garlic, grapes, raisins, and xylitol-sweetened desserts out of reach — these are toxic to pets.
🗑️ Secure the Trash
Pets love leftovers! Make sure garbage cans are sealed to prevent sneaky snacking.
🌽 Watch the Decorations
Corn cobs, string, candles, and centerpieces can be hazardous if chewed or swallowed.
🚪 Guests Coming and Going
Remind visitors to keep doors closed — pets may slip out unnoticed. Consider a quiet space for shy pets to relax.
💊 Medication Safety
Keep human medicine and supplements away from curious noses.

🐶 Signs Your Pet May Be Sick:
Vomiting or diarrhea
Refusing food or water
Lethargy or hiding
Excessive drooling or panting
Bloated belly
Shaking, pacing, or whining
Sudden changes in behavior
If you notice these signs, contact us right away 817-523-7210 or call Pet Poison Helpline (844-492-9842).

11/18/2025

☀️Good Morning! ☀️

📆We have appointments available this week-please call 817-523-7210 to schedule!

11/17/2025

✨Angel Tree Update✨

We have just 5 Senior Angels left on the Angel tree we are hosting in our lobby for the Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce! They are asking these be adopted by this THURSDAY. The gifts are due back by December 3rd. Please help us get these Angels provided for. You will need to sign your angel out at the reception desk when you adopt them.

Thank you for helping us support and show love for our community senior citizens! 💛💛💛

**We have 1 Angel that might have been adopted but was not signed out-if you adopted that Angel, please reach out to us and let us know so we know they are taken care of.**

Hours: M-F 7:30-5:30.
Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital
724 E. Hwy 199 Springtown, TX 76082
817-523-7210

🌟Stop by our lobby to adopt a Senior Citizen from the Angel Tree we are hosting for Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce!...
11/14/2025

🌟Stop by our lobby to adopt a Senior Citizen from the Angel Tree we are hosting for Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce!🌟

The chamber is asking for Angels to be adopted by Nov 20th (Gifts due back Dec 3rd). 🛍️ Please sign your Angel out at our reception desk when you stop by! Thank you for helping us support our community seniors! ❤️

This pup was FOUND near Highland Circle on Sunday-Please reach out to us if you know where this pup belongs. 817-523-721...
11/11/2025

This pup was FOUND near Highland Circle on Sunday-Please reach out to us if you know where this pup belongs. 817-523-7210

11/11/2025

Honoring Our Heroes — Two & Four-Legged 🇺🇸🐾

This Veterans Day, we honor the brave men, women, and animals who’ve served our country.

🐕 Military working dogs
❤️ Service & therapy animals
🎖️ Courage and loyalty in every form
Thank you to all our heroes — human and animal alike!

Address

724 E Highway 199
Springtown, TX
76082

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(817) 523-7210

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital:

Shortcuts

Share

Category

Our Goal

Our goal is to always provide the finest in veterinary care to the pets that are brought into our facilities and be kind and considerate to their owners. Like our animal patients, clients who come through our hospital doors, often under stress. The concern for their pets may add strain to the situations with our staff; therefore, extending tenderness and love to our patients and clients. We value each and every client that comes into our hospital.