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11/01/2026

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10/31/2026

🏴‍☠️🎃 Ahoy, Mateys! Happy Howl-o-ween! 🐾👻

Arrr you ready for some Halloween fun?! 🏴‍☠️

Our very own Captain Kevin has set sail in search of treats, belly rubs, and maybe a little buried treasure! 🦴💰

But Captain Kevin can't be the only pet dressed to impress this Halloween!

🐶🐱 We want to see YOUR pets in costume!

Whether they're spooky, silly, adorable, or downright hilarious, share a picture of your furry (or not-so-furry!) trick-or-treater in the comments below! 📸👇

Let's fill the comments with the cutest little monsters, superheroes, pumpkins, and pirates around!

🎃 Happy Halloween from your crew at Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital! 🧡🐾

📞 Call us: 817-523-7210
💬 Text us: 817-523-6644
📅 Book now: https://www.walnutcreekvethospital.com/book-now -type
📍 724 E Hwy 199, Springtown, TX

10/30/2026

🌟Patient Spotlight: Waylon 🌟

Meet Waylon, a 1½-year-old Dachshund with short legs, a big personality, and a life full of adventure! 🐾🤠

While most dogs spend their days lounging around the house, Waylon is busy living life on the road with the rodeo circuit! This little cowboy is no stranger to traveling and has plenty of adventures under his belt.

Waylon may be small, but don't let his size fool you. He's got a BIG personality and knows exactly how to use those adorable looks to his advantage. His family says he knows he's cute, and let's just say… he gets away with a lot! 😂

With his charming personality and a little bit of Dachshund attitude, Waylon keeps life interesting wherever the road takes him.

We love getting to see this handsome little cowboy when he's in town and are happy to be part of his care! 💙

Give Waylon some love in the comments! 🐾🤠

10/28/2026

🐾💙 Meet Mewbacca – Available for Adoption! 💙🐾

This adorable little guy has quite the story, and now he's ready to find his forever family! 🐱

Mewbacca was born in the insulation of one of our veterinary technicians' homes. When he was just 2 weeks old, he fell out of his hiding spot, and unfortunately, his mama wouldn't take him back.

Thankfully, our technician stepped in to help! Mewbacca was bottle-fed and cared for around the clock until he was big enough to eat on his own. 🍼💕

About a week and a half after Mewbacca was found, his sister joined him! The two grew up together, but last week, his sister found her forever home. Now it's Mewbacca's turn! ❤️

Mewbacca is the perfect mix of playful kitten energy and sweet snuggles. He loves to play, but he's just as happy to curl up with his favorite human for some cuddles.

After such a rough start, this little survivor deserves a family to call his own. We know his perfect people are out there!

🏡 Interested in adopting Mewbacca? Contact Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital to learn more or arrange to meet him!

📞 Call: 817-523-7210
💬 Text: 817-523-6644
📍 724 E Hwy 199, Springtown, TX

Help us find Mewbacca his happily ever after! Share this post and tag someone who needs a little furry love in their life! 🐾💙

Mewbacca is 10 weeks old and has had his first set of kitten vaccines.

10/27/2026

🐾Spay & Neuter: More Than Just Preventing Puppies and Kittens! 🐾

Did you know that spaying or neutering your pet can help prevent serious health problems later in life? These procedures do much more than prevent unwanted litters. They can actually help protect your pet's long-term health! ❤️

🌸 For the Ladies: Why Spay?

🦠 Prevents Pyometra: Pyometra is a serious, potentially life-threatening infection of the uterus that can develop in unspayed females. Treatment usually requires emergency surgery to remove the infected uterus and ovaries. Spaying before this happens eliminates the risk of a typical pyometra!

🎀 Reduces Mammary Cancer Risk: Spaying can significantly reduce the risk of mammary tumors, especially when performed before the first heat cycle. The longer a female remains intact and goes through heat cycles, the less protection spaying provides against mammary cancer later in life.

💙 For the Boys: Why Neuter?

🥜 Prevents Testicular Cancer: Removing the testicles eliminates the risk of developing testicular cancer!

🩺 Protects Prostate Health: Neutering greatly reduces the risk of benign prostate enlargement and can help prevent certain prostate infections (prostatitis). These problems become more common as intact males age.

🐕 Timing Matters!

While spaying and neutering offer important health benefits, the best age for surgery isn't the same for every pet. Breed, size, age, and individual health all play a role in deciding when to schedule the procedure.

At Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital, our veterinarians can help you weigh the benefits and risks to choose the best timing for your dog or cat.

❤️ A little planning today can help prevent serious health problems tomorrow!

📞 Call us: 817-523-7210
💬 Text us: 817-523-6644
📲 Book now: https://www.walnutcreekvethospital.com/book-now -type
📍 724 E Hwy 199, Springtown, TX

10/26/2026

🐾AAHA Standards Spotlight: Pain Management 🐾

Pain management isn’t optional at an AAHA-accredited hospital—it is part of the mandatory standards we are required to follow.

At Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital, that means pain is considered, assessed, and managed for every patient.

Here’s what that looks like:

✔️ Pain management accompanies every surgical procedure. Keeping patients comfortable is an important part of their care before, during, and after surgery.

✔️ We use preemptive pain management. When possible, pain medication is given before a painful procedure begins instead of waiting for pain to occur.

✔️ We use multimodal pain control. This means combining different types of medications and treatments that work in different ways to provide better pain relief.

✔️ Every patient receives a documented pain assessment. Pain is something we actively evaluate, not something we simply wait for pets to show us.

✔️ Our team is trained to recognize signs of pain. Pets may show discomfort in subtle ways, so recognizing changes in posture, behavior, movement, appetite, and other signs is important.

✔️ Pain management is individualized. There is no one-size-fits-all pain plan. Each patient’s medications and treatments are selected based on their procedure, medical conditions, age, and individual needs.

✔️ Patients undergoing potentially painful procedures are assessed multiple times. We continue evaluating their comfort throughout the procedure and recovery so their pain management plan can be adjusted when needed.

AAHA standards help make pain recognition and treatment a routine part of veterinary care—not an afterthought.

At Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital, keeping our patients comfortable is an important part of helping them heal. ❤️

Call us: 817-523-7210
Text us: 817-523-6644
Book now: https://petportal.vet/walnut-creek-veterinary-hospital
📍 724 E Hwy 199, Springtown, TX

10/23/2026

🌟Patient Spotlight: Millie🌟

Millie is a 5 year old Newfoundland who is just the sweetest girl. We absolutely love to see her in the office. See what mom has to say about her:
"Millie came into my life in December of 2021 when she was a few months old. I was adamant that I didn’t want a puppy, and I knew nothing about Newfoundlands, but one look at her adorable face, and I couldn’t say no.

From day one, she was my full-time companion because I had the luxury of taking her to work with me every day. She had some funny quirks, like refusing to go up or down stairs, cross thresholds where the floor changed colors, or get into anyone else’s vehicle except mine. She was a shy creature of habit who didn’t like to go out of her comfort zone. And when a 100+ pound dog doesn’t want to do something, they are pretty good at resisting! But we lived a simple life in a quiet rural area of the Texas panhandle, so she didn’t have much exposure to noise, traffic, crowds, multi-story buildings, or city life.

In October of 2023, my husband accepted a 2-year contract job overseas, and we flew Millie with us to Europe. The first few months were rough and a bit traumatic for of us helping her adjust. But over time, my shy girl blossomed into an outgoing, confident, sociable dog who loves adventure and exploring new places. Not only did she conquer her fear of stairs and getting into strange cars, but she learned to ride on public transportation"

We feel so lucky to be part of Millie's care and her interesting story! Give Millie some love in the comments 💙

10/21/2026

💙 It's Veterinary Team Week at Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital! 💙🐾

Behind every healthy pet is a team of people who love what they do!

From the friendly faces greeting you at the front desk to the technicians and assistants caring for your pets behind the scenes, every member of our team plays an important role in keeping your furry family members happy and healthy. 🩺🐶🐱

Now we want to hear from YOU! ❤️

Has someone on our team made a difference for you or your pet? Maybe they helped calm a nervous pup, gave your kitty some extra snuggles, answered a million questions, or simply made a stressful day a little easier.

💬 Give them a shout-out in the comments! Share a favorite memory, a kind word, or just a little thank-you!

We'll be sharing your comments with our team throughout the week. There's nothing better than knowing the care we give makes a difference! 🥰

📞 Call us: 817-523-7210
💬 Text us: 817-523-6644
📅 Book now: www.walnutcreekvethospital.com/book-now -type
📍 724 E Hwy 199, Springtown, TX

10/20/2026

🐾October is National Pet Wellness Month! 🐾

🩸 Your pet seems healthy… so why do they need bloodwork?

Our pets can't tell us when something doesn't feel right. Even more surprising? Dogs and cats can continue acting completely normal while an underlying health problem is developing!

That's why routine wellness bloodwork is such an important part of preventive care! 🩺

🔬 What can bloodwork tell us?

Routine bloodwork gives our veterinarians a look at what's happening inside your pet's body, including:

🩸 Red blood cells: Help us check for anemia and other blood disorders.

🦠 White blood cells: Can provide clues about infection, inflammation, and immune health.

🫘 Kidney values: Help us evaluate how well the kidneys are functioning.

🧪 Liver values: Can reveal changes that may indicate liver disease or other health concerns.

🍬 Blood sugar: Helps us screen for conditions like diabetes.

⚡ Electrolytes: Help us assess important balances needed for normal body function.

💡 Why check every year?

Annual bloodwork helps us establish what's normal for YOUR pet and track changes over time. Sometimes, we can identify concerns on bloodwork before your pet ever shows symptoms!

❤️ Making preventive care easier!

At Walnut Creek Veterinary Hospital, we offer wellness plans through Snout, making it easier to plan and budget for your pet's routine care!

🐶🐱 Snout Tier 2 and Tier 3 wellness plans include annual bloodwork, helping you stay on top of your pet's health year after year.

Want to learn more or enroll? Visit our Snout enrollment portal:
🔗 https://walnutcreekvethospital.com/snout-wellness-plan-enrollment

Because keeping your pet healthy isn't just about treating illness. It's about catching potential problems early and helping them enjoy more happy, healthy years by your side! 🐾

📞 Call us: 817-523-7210
💬 Text us: 817-523-6644
📲 Book now: https://petportal.vet/walnut-creek-veterinary-hospital
📍 724 E Hwy 199, Springtown, TX

Address

724 E Highway 199
Springtown, TX
76082

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(817) 523-7210

Website

http://www.walnutcreekvethospital.com/

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