Small animal and exotic veterinarian in Leander, Texas!
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You just noticed a bump on you pet, what should you do? Should you be worried?😳 Head over to our website to read Dr. Miller's blog discussing what to expect when you find a lump on your pet. https://agavevetcare.com/bumps-and-lumps-and-warts-oh-my/
When you know it’s gonna be a busy day, you come prepared! 😜
Due to the Spectrum internet outage, our phones are not working this afternoon. Feel free to leave a message and we will call you back when we are able. We are open until 6pm and doing our best to function without our computers!
Does everyone remember Grover? The Irish wolfhound puppy that came in last year for vaccines? Here he is a year later, mom can no longer carry him 😂 
Happy 1 year anniversary to our small little hospital! We officially saw our very first patient a year ago today and my how time has flown by! We are so thankful for our lovely clients and patients and we look forward to many more years of helping animals and their people. 🐾
Happy National Pet Month!
Let's celebrate our furry and scaly friends who bring so much joy to our lives! Whether they're purring, wagging their tails, our pets deserve all the love and attention today (and every day).
Share a picture of your beloved pet in the comments below and let's spread some smiles! Don't forget to tag us!
Please help us wish our founder, our fearless leader, our amazing boss Dr Miller a very happy birthday! 🧁
Happy 1 year anniversary to our technician McKenzie and our receptionist Ana! We can’t believe it’s been a year since you guys helped us set up this whole hospital! Thank you for all your valuable contributions to get this place up and running, and for impressing our clients every day with your above and beyond costumer service!
Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week! This is the perfect time to recognize and appreciate the incredible work done by veterinary receptionists. From warmly greeting pets and their owners to managing appointments and emergencies with care and efficiency. These dedicated professionals are often the 1st and last point of contact at every veterinary practice. Their compassion, organizational skills, and unwavering dedication ensure that both animals and humans feel welcomed and supported. Please help us celebrate Ana, our wonderful veterinary receptionist for her invaluable contributions to the well-being of our furry/scaley friends, their families and our hospital. You’re the best Ana!!
Don't let heartworm sneak up on your furry friends! April is National Heartworm Awareness Month. Protect your pets with regular prevention and screenings. A little care goes a long way in keeping those tails wagging!
Does everyone remember Thesis from Central Texas SPCA? She came in to see us in September of last year to get vaccines. We are delighted to announce she was finally adopted by none other that a long time client of Dr Miller! Such a wonderful surprise and happy ending for this sweet girl. “Edith” now finally has a couch to call her own. 🥰💕
Sweet Pippi here came in for her suture removal following a procedure. She looks so fashionable! Who said you can’t be stylish while wearing a cone? Ps: she also says she loves her Dogtor Miller 💕
As spring blossoms, so do allergies in our furry companions. Keep an eye out for signs like itching, sneezing, or watery eyes. Consult your vet for the best ways to keep your pet comfortable during allergy season.
Happy one year anniversary to our amazing practice manager and LVT, Edna! Your kindness, compassion, professionalism, and knowledge allow us to provide top notch care to our patients! You're the best!!!
One more before TikTok is gone!
Our tech McKenzie with the cutest little patient and his cutest little owner. 💕
Did you know February is National Pet Dental Health Month? It's the perfect time to give your furry friend's dental hygiene some extra love! Just like us, pets need good oral care to stay healthy and happy. Remember to brush regularly, provide dental-friendly treats, and schedule a check-up with your vet. Let's keep those smiles sparkling!
What’s cuter than one puppy? 5 of them! One for each staff memeber to love on. 🥰
So thankful for Dr Miller and her team at Agave Veterinary Care and Exotic Animal Hospital
This guy is 24hrs out of anesthesia and he's eating, drinking and roaming all over like nothing happened. Thank you, ladies! 💚
Why did the rabbit go to the dentist?
Because it had a "hare-raising" toothache!
Learn essential tips and insights to ensure your furry friends maintain healthy smiles. Head over to our website for a hoppy read!
Most people don’t think about rabbit’s teeth. Why would you? We rarely get to see the inside of the mouth. In fact, most rabbit owners are absolutely thrilled
Check out this GORGEOUS boa constrictor that came in to see us yesterday. She decided to escape her tank and hide from her owners. A while later, the dishwasher broke and the owners called a repair technician. Imgagine his surprise to find a 7ft constrictor wrapped around the back of the machine! 😱 Luckily “Leta LeStange” here is healthy, unharmed and happy to be back in her tank. 🐍 💕
Peep this itty-bitty tooth, any guesses as to what kind of animal it came from?
Weather Update: Due to inclement weather, we will be closing at 5pm today to ensure everyone's safety. Stay safe and warm, everyone!
This cutie patootie had surgery this morning, his appetite is clearly unchanged! Turn up the volume for some crunch-crunch ASMR
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Edna meets Edna, a lop bunny
Wishing you all a joyous holiday season filled with love, laughter, and good company! We will be closed on Christmas Day, December 25th and reopen on Tuesday, December 26th with normal business hours. Happy holidays!
There's been some talk about a new canine respiratory disease, and we want to keep you in the loop. While it's crucial to stay informed, let's also stay calm and focused on the facts. Head over to our website to read Dr. Miller's blog on the new canine illness.
A growing number of reports suggest there may be a new respiratory illness spreading between dogs, and in some cases causing serious, even life-threatening
10824 E Crystal Falls Parkway, Suite 603
78641
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How to keep your pets safe and cool this summer 1 – Bring Them IndoorsDuring the summer here in Texas, the hottest parts of the day are typically between 10a.m. and 6 p.m. If they are outside during this time, be sure they have access to plenty of shade. Ideally, bring them indoors often to avoid overheating. 2 – Make Sure They Have Access to WaterJust like us, it is important for animals to stay hydrated to keep cool. Make sure they have access to drinkable water, and you are keeping their water bowls full.3 – Properly Groom Your PetsMany breeds of cats and dogs have fur coats that grow during the winter. All that fluff keeps heat insulated. This helps them stay warm in the winter but can cause them to overheat during the summer. Though they may shed some of that hair, frequently brushing them helps to remove excess hair and keep them cool.4 – Avoid Hot Asphalt/PavementOftentimes we do not realize how hot the ground is because we’re wearing shoes. Animals don’t wear shoes so pavement and asphalt can be painful and potentially dangerous. Walking your pets in the grass or avoiding taking them outside during the hottest part of the day can help. A good tip is to touch your own palm to the pavement to see if it is too hot for your animal.5 – Never Leave Your Pet in a CarOn a 90-degree day, temperatures can reach 108 degrees inside your vehicle after only 10 minutes. Leaving your pet in a vehicle is dangerous even if it’s only for a few minutes. 6 – Know the Signs of OverheatingPets can suffer from overheating. Knowing the signs and symptoms and early intervention can prevent death for heatstroke. Symptoms include:* Excessive panting.* Rapid heartbeat.* Seizure.* Purple tongue.* Vomiting.* Excessive thirst.* Unconsciousness.For more information on how to keep your pet safe in extreme weather talk to your veterinarian or visit Ready.gov. #vetmed #splashchallenge #summer #coolpets
One more before TikTok is gone! #obsessed #exotics
Of course we love our job!
This cutie patootie had surgery this morning, his appetite is clearly unchanged! Turn up the volume for some crunch-crunch ASMR #hedgehog #asmrfood #hedgies
Did you know that baby sugar gliders are called Joeys? They are marsupials and just like kangaroos their babies are carried in a pouch on the mother's belly until they are fully developed. This baby girl joey came in from the Austin Texas Sugar Glider Rescue . She will be looking for her forever home soon.
Staff Spotlight! Meet Ana, Customer Service Representative.
Staff Spotlight! Meet Rhagen, Veterinary Assistant
Happy October 3rd! #meangirls #pink
Staff Spotlight! Meet Dr. Miller, Veterinarian and Owner.
Yesterday was National tell a joke day, and even though we’re a little late, here are our best animal jokes. Do you have a good animal joke you wanna share? 🐶🐱
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