Testemonials
Meet Layla
Meet Layla! She is an 11-year old boxer. Several years ago, she suffered a cruciate rupture. The rupture was repaired surgically but, unfortunately, the ligament on the other knee also ruptured. This is a predictable outcome following the first surgery. Often there are predisposing factors that cause the initial rupture, and these factors may affect the other knee, as well. During the…
Meet Bandit
Meet Bandit! Bandit arrived at Austin Veterinary Diagnostic Hospital with a draining tract on his face that had been present for nine months. His owner visited a couple of veterinary clinics where antibiotics were prescribed, and a needed dental cleaning was performed. However, the abscess on his lower jaw would not go away. At our hospital, Dr. Kneupper recommended a Cat Scan (CT) of…
Meet Walker
Meet Walker! Last December, Walker came to us for vomiting after eating, and Dr. Donop found high liver values and recommended hospitalization with intensive care. After a few days, there was no improvement , and his gallbladder was worsening. That’s when Dr. Donop decided to remove the obstructed gallbladder, along with placing a feeding tube in his esophagus. After a couple of days of recovery,…
Blu’s Story ~ Three Legs and a Free Spirit!
Blu’s story began on Christmas Day when we noticed he was limping at the dog park after some rough play with his best buddy Moose. We brought him in to see Dr. Barrett Donop at Austin Veterinary Diagnostic Hospital. At first, we thought it was just a sprain, so he rested for a few weeks, but the limp was getting worse, and a little knot…
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions ***We are now fully open, and we look forward to seeing you and your pet inside our hospital! Alternative procedures are still in place for those who prefer curbside service. Learn more about our Safe Patient Protocol. Call us at (512) 288-1040 for additional detail.*** Call us at (512) 288-1040 for additional detail. *** How can we help you? We are pleased to…