Woodland Springs Veterinary Hospital

09/04/2026

This cute little nugget is Bartholomew!

Tiny paws, big ears, and enough cuteness to completely steal the show.

Seriously, how are we supposed to get any work done with this much cuteness! ❤️

09/02/2026

We’re excited to share that we’ll soon be transitioning to a new veterinary software system: Digitail! 💙
We’re excited to bring you a better, more convenient experience with:

Online client portal
Online appointment requests
Easy access to vaccine & medical records
Improved communication with our team
Smoother check-in & checkout

There may be a short adjustment period as our team learns the new system. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

We can’t wait to share Digitail with you! Stay tuned for more details. ❤️🐾

08/31/2026

Meet Spots! ❤️

Spots is an indoor only kitty—does she still need veterinary visits? Absolutely!

Even indoor cats can develop health problems that aren’t always easy to spot. Cats are experts at hiding illness and discomfort.

Regular wellness exams help detect concerns like dental disease, arthritis, kidney disease, thyroid problems, and weight issues early.

Indoor or outdoor, preventive care helps keep your cat healthy, comfortable, and happy! 🐾

Is your cat due for a checkup? Give us a call to schedule his wellness exam! ❤️

08/28/2026

Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🌈

Today, we pause to honor the pets who have left paw prints on our hearts forever.
Whether they were with us for years or only a short time, they gave us unconditional love, unwavering loyalty, and countless cherished memories. Their impact never fades.

If you’ve loved and lost a beloved companion, we invite you to share their name or a favorite photo in the comments. We’d love to celebrate the lives that meant so much to you. ❤️

“They may be gone from our sight, but never from our hearts.”
🐾 Forever loved. Forever remembered.

08/27/2026

The dog who panics at the groomer and the cat who hides after the doorbell rings often share the same story: a quiet stretch early in life when the world never got introduced. Between three and fourteen weeks, a young pet decides what counts as normal. Our latest post walks through how to use that window well.

A confident, relaxed adult dog or cat is mostly made, not born: many of the fear and anxiety problems veterinarians treat trace back to a brief window early in life when the brain decides what counts as safe. That window runs roughly from three to fourteen weeks of age in puppies and closes even soo...

08/26/2026

Zoonotic diseases are illnesses that can spread between animals and humans, including rabies, ringworm, parasites, salmonella, and leptospirosis.

The good news? Many are preventable! ✔️

• Keep vaccines up to date
• Use regular flea, tick & heartworm prevention
• Wash hands after handling pets, litter, or waste
• Schedule routine wellness exams

At Woodland Springs Veterinary Hospital, we’re here to help keep your pets—and your family—healthy! 💙

08/25/2026

Is That Eye Discharge Normal?

A little occasional eye discharge can be normal, but changes in your pet’s eyes are worth paying attention to!

Keep an eye out for: Yellow or green discharge, excessive tearing, redness or swelling, squinting or keeping an eye closed, pawing or rubbing at the eye, or cloudiness or other changes in appearance
Eye discharge can have several causes, including allergies, irritation, infection, injury, dry eye, or something stuck in the eye.

Eye problems can sometimes worsen quickly, so if your pet is squinting, seems painful, or you notice a sudden change in their eyes, give us a call! 🐱

08/21/2026

Meet Goodness!

She is just as sweet as her name and clearly knows how to work the camera. ❤️❤️❤️

08/19/2026

What causes ear infections?
Redness, odor, discharge, excessive scratching, and sensitivity can all be signs of an ear infection.
So, what causes them?
Ear infections can be triggered by allergies, moisture from swimming or bathing, excess wax or debris, ear mites, or even something stuck in the ear. These changes can allow yeast or bacteria to overgrow, leading to irritation and infection.
If you notice a change in your pet’s ears, give us a call so we can get to the bottom of it! ❤️

08/17/2026

New School Year, Fresh Start for the Whole Family!

As everyone settles back into a routine, it’s the perfect time to make sure your pet is up to date on their routine care too.

From wellness exams and vaccines to preventative care, we’re here to help keep your furry family members happy and healthy all year long.

Give us a call today at 817-431-3736 to get your pet scheduled!

Have a PAW-some school year! 🐾❤️ from Rizzo