Founded in 1999 by Dr. James Peterson, Hill Country Animal Hospital specializes in providing a level of care that exceeds the expectations of its clients. Our state-of-the-art facility is staffed by skilled and compassionate medical professionals who promote a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The goal of our veterinary hospital is to serve your pet by providing the very best in modern veterinary medicine.
Hill Country Animal Hospital is exceptional in many ways. Our knowledgeable staff goes above and beyond in caring for your pet, from advanced diagnostic procedures to dental hygiene training. The hospital facility is equipped with the latest medical technology, allowing us to provide you with cutting-edge information on your pet's health.
Finally, our commitment to preventive medicine allows us to better serve you and your pet, keeping lifetime cost-of-care to a minimum while still providing the best means to protect your pet's health.From illness to injury to preventive care, Hill Country Animal Hospital offers a wide range of highly comprehensive services.
Hill Country Animal Hospital is exceptional in many ways. Our knowledgeable staff goes above and beyond in caring for your pet, from advanced diagnostic procedures to dental hygiene training. The hospital facility is equipped with the latest medical technology, allowing us to provide you with cutting-edge information on your pet's health.
Finally, our commitment to preventive medicine allows us to better serve you and your pet, keeping lifetime cost-of-care to a minimum while still providing the best means to protect your pet's health.From illness to injury to preventive care, Hill Country Animal Hospital offers a wide range of highly comprehensive services.
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December is National Cat Lover's Month.
How great is it to have an entire month dedicated to those of us who love cats?
I am proud to say that I am definitely in this camp.
This is a very busy time of year but don't forget to celebrate your feline friends this month.
Older pets deserve the spotlight!
November is Adopt-a-Senior Pet Month so let's focus on our older friends.
We also want to focus on the unique needs of older pets and try to help pet owners that may be struggling, find some solutions.
How great is it to have an entire month dedicated to those of us who love cats?
I am proud to say that I am definitely in this camp.
This is a very busy time of year but don't forget to celebrate your feline friends this month.
Older pets deserve the spotlight!
November is Adopt-a-Senior Pet Month so let's focus on our older friends.
We also want to focus on the unique needs of older pets and try to help pet owners that may be struggling, find some solutions.
As an AAHA-accredited practice, Hill Country Animal Hospital strives to provide the highest quality in surgical care.
Our facility is staffed by a team of skilled veterinarians and skilled veterinary technicians, all of whom provide a safe and comfortable experience for your pet.
Surgery for your animal companion is never an easy choice.
At Hill Country Animal Hospital, we want you to have a clear understanding of the procedure and its benefits.
Before choosing surgery, we provide education on the necessity of the procedure, what the procedure entails, and post-operative care.
Our facility is staffed by a team of skilled veterinarians and skilled veterinary technicians, all of whom provide a safe and comfortable experience for your pet.
Surgery for your animal companion is never an easy choice.
At Hill Country Animal Hospital, we want you to have a clear understanding of the procedure and its benefits.
Before choosing surgery, we provide education on the necessity of the procedure, what the procedure entails, and post-operative care.
Digital radiographs, also known as x-rays, are an essential diagnostic tool for veterinarians.
High-definition images such as these are useful in examining your pet's bones, lungs, heart, abdomen, oral cavity, and other parts of the body.
Importantly, digital radiographs can identify problems that a physical examination may not, such as a broken bone or a tumor.
X-rays also help us diagnose dental problems, identify heart disease, and locate an obstruction in your pet's intestine or stomach.
While highly useful on their own, x-rays are particularly helpful when used with other diagnostic procedures such as ultrasound.
High-definition images such as these are useful in examining your pet's bones, lungs, heart, abdomen, oral cavity, and other parts of the body.
Importantly, digital radiographs can identify problems that a physical examination may not, such as a broken bone or a tumor.
X-rays also help us diagnose dental problems, identify heart disease, and locate an obstruction in your pet's intestine or stomach.
While highly useful on their own, x-rays are particularly helpful when used with other diagnostic procedures such as ultrasound.
Ultrasounds are an important part of the diagnostic process.
Pain-free and completely non-invasive, this technique is highly useful in examining organ activity or blood flow.
Ultrasounds use high-frequency sound waves to produce an image in real-time, which provides a more accurate and complete picture of your pet's internal organs.
Ultrasound technology allows us to identify problems that a physical exam may not identify.
These include changes in your pet's abdominal organs, such as the spleen, kidneys, liver, or gall bladder.
Pain-free and completely non-invasive, this technique is highly useful in examining organ activity or blood flow.
Ultrasounds use high-frequency sound waves to produce an image in real-time, which provides a more accurate and complete picture of your pet's internal organs.
Ultrasound technology allows us to identify problems that a physical exam may not identify.
These include changes in your pet's abdominal organs, such as the spleen, kidneys, liver, or gall bladder.
Echocardiograms are key to identifying potential heart problems in your animal companion.
Also known as an "echo", an echocardiogram is an ultrasound of the heart.
Like ordinary ultrasounds, they use high-frequency sound waves to produce a two-dimensional video of your pet's cardiovascular system.
Echocardiograms help us assess the thickness of the heart walls, the size of the heart chambers, and the heart blood flow patterns.
Echocardiograms are performed in a quiet, darkened room.
To complete the procedure, we lay your pet on his or her right side.
Also known as an "echo", an echocardiogram is an ultrasound of the heart.
Like ordinary ultrasounds, they use high-frequency sound waves to produce a two-dimensional video of your pet's cardiovascular system.
Echocardiograms help us assess the thickness of the heart walls, the size of the heart chambers, and the heart blood flow patterns.
Echocardiograms are performed in a quiet, darkened room.
To complete the procedure, we lay your pet on his or her right side.
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