Paw Haven Animal Hospital

02/20/2026

🦷🐾 February is Pet Dental Health Month! 🐾🦷

Just like us, our furry friends need regular dental care to stay healthy and pain-free.

✨ Why pet dental care matters:
✔️ Helps to prevent bad breath
✔️ Reduces plaque & tartar buildup
✔️ Helps avoid gum disease
✔️ Protects heart, liver & kidney health

📅 This February, schedule a dental check-up and give your pet something to smile about.

02/11/2026

Paw Haven Animal Hospital is beyond proud to officially sponsor the veterinary care for the Hutto Police Department’s newest member, Chase, the Crisis K9 puppy!

Chase has an important future ahead supporting our community, and we are honored to play a small part in helping him stay happy, healthy, and ready for the incredible work he will do.

Thank you to the Hutto Police Department for trusting us with Chase’s care and for everything you do to keep our community safe. We cannot wait to watch this special pup grow into his role. 💙🐾

02/04/2026

It’s a very special time at Paw Haven, all three of our doctors are celebrating their birthdays! 🎉🎂

We’re so grateful for the care, compassion, and dedication they bring to our patients and clients every single day. Help us wish our amazing doctors a very happy birthday!!!

01/26/2026

Paw Haven Animal Hospital will be delayed in opening until 1pm tomorrow, January 26th due to the inclement weather. Stay safe and stay warm!

01/08/2026

New year, new beginnings, and the cutest puppy faces 🐶✨
Here’s to a year full of wagging tails, wet noses, and lots of puppy cuddles at Paw Haven!

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12/30/2025

A friendly reminder that Paw Haven Animal Hospital will be closed starting at 12pm on December 31st until Friday at 8:30am January 2nd in celebration of the new year!

A new year means you need a new calendar! So, stop on by and pick up one of our complimentary, magnetic 2026 calendars.

We wish you and your family a safe, happy, and healthy New Year!

#2025 #2026

12/20/2025

Holiday Hazards Every Pet Parent Should Watch Out For

The holidays bring joy, decorations, and extra time with the pets we love, but they are also one of the busiest seasons for veterinary visits.

Dr. Julia Dickerson would like to share some holiday hazards to be aware of.

Table Scraps-
Foods seasoned with garlic or onion can damage red blood cells and lead to serious illness. Fatty foods may cause vomiting, diarrhea, or pancreatitis that could require hospitalization. Discarded bones can also cause dangerous intestinal blockages if pets get into the trash.

Plants-
Seasonal plants are another concern. Poinsettias, mistletoe, and holly can all cause gastrointestinal upset. Mistletoe in larger amounts may lead to more severe symptoms such as collapse or seizures.

Decorations-
Holiday decorations also pose risks. Pets may chew on light cords and suffer electrical burns, unsecured trees can tip and cause injuries, and tinsel is especially tempting for our furry friends to swallow. When ingested, tinsel can create a linear foreign body that often requires surgery.

If you have questions or notice anything unusual with your pet this holiday season, don’t wait, call Paw Haven Animal Hospital today.

12/12/2025

Our team at Paw Haven Animal Hospital came together this week to sponsor an Angel Tree child, and it was a meaningful reminder of why we love serving the Hutto community. Gathering gifts and helping brighten a child’s holiday reflects the same compassion and teamwork we bring to the families who trust us with their pets.

Every day, we work to provide care that is thoughtful, skilled, and centered on making families feel supported. Whether it is a new pet’s first checkup or guidance through a more complex health concern, clients can count on their Hutto veterinarian for both experience and genuine care. Being part of this community means showing up in ways that go beyond the exam room, and we are grateful for the opportunity to care for both pets and people during the holiday season.

If you want a veterinary team that brings professionalism, compassion, and a true sense of community to the care of your pet, we would be honored to help.

Call Paw Haven Animal Hospital to learn more about the team and our services.

Our team at Paw Haven Animal Hospital came together this week to sponsor an Angel Tree child, and it was a meaningful reminder of why we love serving the Hutto community. Gathering gifts and helping brighten a child’s holiday reflects the same compassion and teamwork we bring to the families who t...

11/14/2025

We are proud to support our community!

Paw Haven Animal Hospital is honored to be a Proud Sponsor of the 2025–2026 Hutto High Steppers!


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11/01/2025

Happy Halloween from our festive Paw Haven patients and staff pets!

10/29/2025

We love supporting our community, like the Cedar Ridge High School Band. Good luck to the Raider Band at the UIL 6A State Marching Contest next week!

"Bandtober is in full swing, and we couldn’t do it without our amazing sponsors! Your support keeps our music loud, our spirits high, and our shows shining bright. 💙🎶

crhsbandandguardboosters "

09/23/2025

Our power and phones are out at Paw Haven this afternoon due to a transformer issue. Please have patience as we have limited abilities to use our phones or see patients at this time. If you have an urgent request, please email us at [email protected]. Thank you!