All Creatures Veterinary Center

We provide thorough nose-to-tail physical examinations during wellness visits to assess your pet’s overall health, detect early signs of illness, and monitor their well-being. Our exams include evaluations of eyes, ears, heart, skin, organs, and more.

We offer specialized wellness packages for puppies and kittens to ensure they receive essential vaccinations, microchipping, and health assessments during their first year of life. These packages include three scheduled visits (6-8 weeks, 10-12 weeks, and 14-16 weeks) to support their growth and development.

We provide tailored care for senior pets, including regular checkups, bloodwork, urinalysis, X-rays, and personalized treatment plans. Our goal is to monitor age-related conditions like arthritis, dental disease, and organ function while ensuring your pet’s comfort and quality of life.

We administer essential core vaccinations for dogs and cats to protect them from serious diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus. These vaccines are a critical part of preventative care and are recommended for all pets.

We perform annual heartworm testing using blood tests and provide preventive medications year-round. Heartworm disease, spread by mosquitoes, can cause severe damage if left untreated, so prevention is key—especially in Texas’s mosquito-prone climate.

We offer a variety of flea and tick preventatives to protect your pet from infestations year-round. Given Texas’s warm climate, parasites thrive beyond summer months, so we recommend continuous prevention for optimal safety.

We provide fast, painless microchipping services to permanently identify your pet and increase the chances of reuniting if they ever get lost. The chip is implanted between the shoulder blades and registered with a national database for lifelong tracking.

We offer personalized nutritional guidance to help your pet maintain a healthy weight and diet tailored to their age, breed, and health status. For overweight pets, we provide prescription diets, portion control advice, and regular weigh-ins to support their wellness.

We perform fecal testing during annual wellness visits to detect intestinal parasites and prescribe deworming treatments as needed. Early detection and treatment help prevent discomfort, illness, and the spread of parasites in your home.

We conduct comprehensive bloodwork in-house, including complete blood counts (CBC) and chemistry panels, to assess organ function, detect diseases early, and monitor chronic conditions. Our on-site lab ensures quick and accurate results for your pet’s health.

We offer urinalysis as part of our diagnostic services to evaluate kidney function, detect urinary tract infections, diabetes, or other metabolic disorders. This test is especially recommended for senior pets and those showing signs of bladder or kidney issues.

We use advanced digital radiography to capture high-quality images of your pet’s bones, heart, lungs, and internal structures. Digital X-rays provide faster results, reduced radiation exposure, and the ability to share images with specialists for accurate diagnoses.

We perform ultrasound imaging to diagnose conditions like foreign body ingestion, abdominal masses, cancer, pregnancy, and heart or lung abnormalities. Ultrasounds are non-invasive and provide real-time video images of internal organs for precise evaluations.

We offer allergy testing to identify environmental, food, or contact allergens causing skin irritation, itching, or other symptoms in your pet. Once diagnosed, we work with you to develop a treatment plan that may include dietary changes, medications, or allergen avoidance.

We use digital dental X-rays during cleanings to detect hidden issues like tooth decay, periodontal disease, cysts, or tumors that aren’t visible during a visual exam. These images help us create a complete treatment plan for your pet’s oral health.

We perform spay (ovariohysterectomy) and neuter (orchiectomy) surgeries to prevent unwanted litters, reduce reproductive-related cancers, and minimize behavioral issues. Our procedures include pre-surgical bloodwork, anesthesia monitoring, pain management, and post-operative care instructions.

We surgically remove ingested foreign objects from your pet’s digestive tract to prevent complications like blockages or perforations. Early intervention is critical, so we monitor pets showing signs of vomiting, lethargy, or abdominal pain.

We perform C-sections when natural birth is unsafe for the mother or puppies/kittens. Our surgical team ensures a sterile environment and provides post-operative care to support both the mother’s recovery and the health of her offspring.

We treat and repair wounds, lacerations, or traumatic injuries with sutures, staples, or other advanced techniques. Our goal is to minimize infection risk and promote proper healing while managing your pet’s pain and discomfort.

We perform cystotomy surgeries to remove bladder stones (uroliths) that can cause pain, blood in urine, or urinary blockages. Post-surgery, we provide dietary recommendations and monitoring to prevent recurrence.

We surgically correct ‘cherry eye’ (prolapsed gland of the third eyelid) to restore normal anatomy and prevent discomfort or infection. This outpatient procedure is performed with careful attention to your pet’s comfort.

We provide immediate stabilization for pets experiencing emergencies like trauma, poisoning, or severe illness. This includes IV fluids, oxygen therapy, pain management, and diagnostic testing to address critical needs before further treatment.

We offer hospitalization services for pets requiring intensive care, including those recovering from surgery or managing chronic illnesses. Our team provides round-the-clock monitoring of vital signs and tailored treatments to ensure your pet’s safety.

We administer oxygen therapy to support pets with respiratory distress, post-anesthesia recovery, or conditions like pneumonia. Oxygen cages or nasal catheters help improve oxygen saturation and comfort during treatment.

We provide IV fluid therapy to hydrate pets, correct electrolyte imbalances, or support organ function during illness or surgery. Fluids are administered under close supervision to ensure optimal recovery and stability.

We offer comprehensive pain management protocols for pre-, intra-, and post-operative care, as well as chronic conditions like arthritis. Our team uses medications, laser therapy, and other modalities to keep your pet comfortable and mobile.

We treat pets exposed to toxins or poisons with immediate interventions like induced vomiting (when safe), IV fluids, activated charcoal, and supportive care. Early action is critical to minimize damage and improve outcomes.

We provide sanitary shaving services during surgeries or medical procedures, such as ultrasounds or wound care, to ensure clean access and optimal treatment. This is often done in-house for your pet’s comfort.

We offer nail trims and dremeling (grinding) as part of routine grooming or post-dental cleaning services. Proper nail care prevents discomfort, overgrowth, and potential injuries.

We offer cold laser therapy to reduce pain, inflammation, and promote healing for conditions like arthritis, post-surgical recovery, or injuries. This non-invasive treatment is gentle and effective for improving your pet’s mobility.

We provide physical therapy and rehabilitation services to help pets recover from injuries, surgeries, or mobility issues. This includes exercises, hydrotherapy (underwater treadmill), and massage to restore strength and function.

We offer hydrotherapy using an underwater treadmill to support pets with joint pain, post-surgical recovery, or limited mobility. The buoyancy of water reduces stress on joints while improving muscle strength and circulation.

We offer standard pet boarding services for owners who need temporary care while traveling or unable to accommodate their pets. Our facility provides a comfortable, secure space with attentive staff to ensure your pet’s well-being.

We provide quality of life assessments for senior or chronically ill pets to help you make informed decisions about their care. This includes evaluating pain levels, mobility, appetite, and overall well-being.