Compassionate Veterinary Care for Your Pet
News You Need To Know
February 9, 2023
Please be aware that construction on Bandera is causing traffic pattern changes and backups. Please be sure to allow yourself enough time to get to your appointment safely.
Also please be cautious while in the parking lot. Due to loud noises from the construction please make sure ALL pets are on a leash or in a carrier while in the parking lot. Please DO NOT let your pet roam freely. We hope this helps everyone when coming in for their appointments!
We have an update to our Late Arrivals and No Show Appointment Policy. Please visit our news section to read the policy.
We are now closed on Saturdays. Please see our news section for each month's calendar.
Founded in 1999 by Dr. James Peterson, Hill Country Animal Hospital provides high-quality, comprehensive care for cats and dogs. With state-of-the-art technology and a full spectrum of services, we specialize in exceeding the expectations of all our clients. Our friendly and experienced team is dedicated to exceptional care, from wellness exams to advanced diagnostic procedures. At Hill Country Animal Hospital, we look forward to being your pet’s veterinary home. Make an appointment and meet us today.
Our veterinary practice is proud to be accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), which sets the highest standards of quality veterinary care. This distinction is achieved by fewer than 15 percent of animal hospitals throughout the US. Though accreditation is voluntary, we at Hill Country Animal Hospital proudly display AAHA’s logo as a sign of our dedication to modern, professional veterinary medicine.
At Hill Country Animal Hospital, we provide a range of services, including:
Contact us today to set up an appointment or learn more about how Hill Country Animal Hospital can best serve your pet.
Hill Country Animal Hospital requires a full physical exam and consultation with a veterinarian for the treatment of new medical conditions, refills of certain prescription medications, vaccinations and some laboratory tests. Monitoring tests and medication adjustments may require an exam by a veterinarian. All patients must have a physical exam by a veterinarian within the past year for approval of preventative medications (flea/tick and heartworm prevention), prevention diets, and veterinary technician services.
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