Wimberley Veterinary Clinic

We provide thorough head-to-tail physical exams tailored to each pet’s species, age, and lifestyle during routine wellness visits. These exams help us monitor overall health, detect early signs of illness, and establish a baseline for future care.

We offer specialized wellness packages for puppies and kittens, including tailored vaccination schedules, parasite screenings (fecal testing), deworming protocols, and nutritional guidance to support healthy growth during their critical early months.

Our geriatric care includes biannual wellness exams for senior pets, focused on pain management, mobility assessments, organ function monitoring (via bloodwork), and personalized plans to address age-related conditions like arthritis or kidney disease.

We provide core vaccinations such as rabies (required by law), distemper, and parvovirus for dogs, as well as FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia) for cats. Vaccination plans are customized based on age, health, and lifestyle risks.

We provide annual heartworm testing for dogs and cats, along with year-round prevention plans using monthly chewables, topical treatments, or injectable options. Texas’s climate increases risk, so we tailor prevention to your pet’s lifestyle.

Our flea and tick prevention programs include species-appropriate products (oral, topical, or injectable) to protect pets from parasites common in the Texas Hill Country. We also offer seasonal reminders and compliance plans for optimal protection.

We implant microchips (about the size of a grain of rice) during routine visits, paired with lifetime registration to ensure lost pets can be reunited. Our chips also include temperature-sensing technology for added safety.

Our team provides personalized nutritional counseling and weight management plans, addressing dietary needs for all species—including exotics—and offering guidance on obesity prevention or therapeutic diets for chronic conditions.

We perform fecal testing to detect intestinal parasites like hookworms, roundworms, and giardia, followed by targeted deworming protocols. Preventative care includes year-round parasite control tailored to your pet’s environment.

Our veterinarians offer behavioral consultations to address issues like anxiety, aggression, or house training in dogs and cats. We provide evidence-based recommendations and may refer clients to specialized behaviorists for complex cases.

We conduct in-house bloodwork, including complete blood counts (CBCs) and chemistry panels, to evaluate organ function, detect early disease markers, and monitor chronic conditions. Results are available during your visit for timely decisions.

Our urinalysis services help diagnose urinary tract infections, kidney disease, diabetes, or crystals in pets. We offer same-day testing as part of wellness exams or diagnostic workups to ensure prompt care.

We provide fecal testing to screen for intestinal parasites (e.g., giardia, coccidia) and assess digestive health. This is a key component of our preventative care and wellness exams for all pets.

Our clinic uses digital radiography to diagnose fractures, orthopedic issues (e.g., hip dysplasia), foreign bodies, tumors, or heart/lung conditions. Portable X-ray units also support equine and livestock patients during farm visits.

We offer ultrasound imaging to evaluate abdominal organs (liver, spleen, kidneys), reproductive health in large animals, bladder/urinary conditions, and cardiac function. Ultrasounds are often combined with other diagnostics for comprehensive assessments.

For pets with chronic skin or environmental allergies, we provide allergy testing to identify triggers (e.g., food, pollen) and develop management plans, including dietary changes or medications to alleviate symptoms.

Our clinic offers digital dental X-rays to assess hidden dental issues like root infections, fractures, or tooth resorption. This allows us to provide comprehensive care during cleanings or extractions.

We perform tooth extractions for damaged, diseased, or severely decayed teeth under anesthesia. Our team follows surgical protocols to ensure proper healing and pain management post-procedure.

Our veterinarians conduct oral surgery, including complex extractions, jaw repairs, and treatment for periodontal disease or oral tumors. Procedures are performed with advanced anesthesia monitoring for safety.

We treat periodontal disease through deep cleanings, root planing, and antimicrobial treatments to combat gum inflammation and bone loss. Early intervention is key to preserving oral health in pets.

As part of our dental services, we educate pet owners on at-home dental care, including tooth brushing techniques, dental diets, and safe chew toys to maintain oral hygiene between professional cleanings.

We perform spay/neuter surgeries for dogs and cats as part of our preventive care services. These procedures help reduce health risks (e.g., cancers, infections) and are tailored to each pet’s age and health status.

We diagnose and surgically remove foreign bodies ingested or lodged in pets (e.g., bones, toys) using X-rays and minimally invasive techniques when possible to ensure safety and recovery.

We perform cesarean sections for complicated births or maternal health concerns in dogs and cats. Our team monitors both the mother and puppies/kittens closely during and after surgery to ensure a safe delivery.

Our veterinarians repair wounds and lacerations with sutures, staples, or advanced wound management techniques. We also provide post-operative care instructions to promote proper healing at home.

We diagnose and surgically remove bladder stones (uroliths) using ultrasound guidance. Post-surgery, we prescribe dietary changes or medications to prevent recurrence and monitor urinary health.

We provide emergency stabilization for acute injuries or illnesses (e.g., trauma, poisoning) during business hours. Our team performs triage assessments, IV fluids, pain management, and diagnostics to prepare pets for further care.

For pets requiring overnight stays, we offer hospitalization with 24-hour monitoring, including IV fluids, medication administration, and close observation. Our team ensures comfort and safety during recovery.

We administer IV fluid therapy to dehydrated pets or those undergoing surgery, anesthesia, or chronic illness management. Fluids help maintain hydration, support organ function, and aid in recovery.

Our clinic provides pain management for post-surgical patients, arthritic pets, or those with chronic conditions using medications, laser therapy, or anti-inflammatory protocols tailored to each case.

In cases of poisoning (e.g., chocolate, lilies, rodenticide), we offer emergency treatment, including induced vomiting, IV fluids, and supportive care. Early intervention improves outcomes for affected pets.

We provide medical grooming services such as sanitary shaves (for female dogs post-spay), nail trimming/dremeling, and ear cleaning to maintain hygiene in pets with special needs or mobility issues.

Our sanitary shave service is performed on female dogs after spay surgery or for pets with matted fur around sensitive areas. This promotes healing and reduces infection risks.

We offer nail trimming and dremeling as part of our medical grooming services, ensuring pets’ nails are trimmed safely to prevent overgrowth or discomfort. This is especially important for senior or arthritic pets.

Our veterinarians perform anal gland expressions to relieve impacted glands in dogs, a common cause of pain and scooting behavior. We provide guidance on prevention and at-home care for recurrent issues.

We use cold laser therapy to manage pain, reduce inflammation, and accelerate healing for conditions like arthritis, post-surgical recovery, or wounds. This non-invasive treatment is often part of our rehabilitation programs.

Our physical therapy and rehabilitation services include customized exercise plans, hydrotherapy (underwater treadmill), and massage to help pets recover from injuries or manage chronic conditions like arthritis.

We offer hydrotherapy using an underwater treadmill to improve mobility, reduce joint stress, and aid recovery for pets with orthopedic issues or post-surgical rehabilitation. This low-impact exercise is highly effective for senior or injured pets.

Our massage therapy services help relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and enhance recovery for pets undergoing physical therapy or managing chronic pain conditions like arthritis.

We provide quality of life assessments for senior or chronically ill pets to help owners make informed decisions about their care, focusing on pain management, mobility, and overall well-being.

We coordinate at-home euthanasia referrals with mobile veterinarians for pets who prefer comfort in familiar surroundings. This service includes pre-visit consultations and post-loss support for families.