Phillips Creek Veterinary Hospital

11/26/2025

11/25/2025

Wellness checks are key to preventing health issues like diabetes. During National Pet Diabetes Month, make sure your pet is on track with their care. If you are due for a visit, give us a call at +1 214-618-8180 today.

11/21/2025

We said our final goodbyes to Cici, our dear clinic cat, today. Planting wild flowers with her will serve as a poignant reminder of her memory when they bloom.

11/21/2025

They may be seniors, but they’ve still got plenty of tricks up their paws! Routine check-ups are essential to ensure they stay healthy and active as they age. Give us a call to book a wellness exam!

11/17/2025

Spots are filling fast! Get your pet in before the holidays and book your next appointment online. 🐾 Whether you are due for your routine checkup or something more urgent, we’re here for you.

✅ Book online now—it's quick, easy, and available 24/7!
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11/15/2025

Hilarious!

11/14/2025

Did you know ALL of these animals can get heartworms?

11/13/2025

It’s World Kindness Day, and we want to spread some positivity! Tag someone who has shown you or pet kindness or leave a note of appreciation for someone on our team! 💌

11/11/2025

Today we recognize the heroes who have served our country. We honor and thank you.

11/10/2025

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11/06/2025

We’re so thankful for the shelters that help pets find their forever home! Consider donating or volunteering this season of giving. If you’ve adopted from a shelter, drop a photo of your pet. 🧡

11/04/2025

As many of you know, Cici’s Pizza was our little clinic cat/assistant manager for the past 1.5 years after being surrendered to us. She would sit up front and greet our clients and “allow” them to pet her, even if it was quick (before she could sneak in a love bite😬). She would also make her rounds around the clinic to make sure we were doing what we needed to be doing. Typical micro manager 😆

Two months ago we found a mass in her chest via radiographs after we noticed her breathing was off one day. Within a few weeks, there were more growths in her chest. We decided we were keeping her comfortable until she was ready. She was, of course, very stoic but we could tell she wasn’t herself.

Unfortunately, Cici’s lost her battle with cancer on Friday evening and crossed the rainbow bridge peacefully, surrounded by her family (us). She ate a grilled cfa nugget and was surrounded with love. We miss her dearly but we take comfort in knowing that she is no longer suffering.

We love you so much Cici’s!

See you in the stars ✨