PetVet365 Georgetown

09/07/2026

If dogs planned Labor Day, this would probably be the whole agenda.

- Run through the grass.
- Steal a hot dog.
- Spend quality time with their favorite humans.

We love this time of year because it gives families a little more room for the good stuff: extra time outside, slower mornings, and pets right in the middle of it all.

However you spend the holiday, we hope it includes a little fresh air and a lot of time with the pets who make life better.

Tell us how your pet is spending Labor Day weekend.

09/06/2026

Cats rarely tell you outright that something feels off.

It usually looks more like a skipped meal, less interest in the usual routine, or a look that says they are not quite themselves.

If your cat has been acting different, weekend appointments are available. Our team takes a calm, cat-aware approach that gives them space, patience, and a gentler visit.

Call or text +1 512-316-7056 or click the link in the comments to book an appointment today.

09/05/2026

Some pets are willing to hear you out if snacks are involved.

That’s part of the weekend plans at our hospitals.

If your pet needs to be seen, we have weekend appointments available with a calmer approach, and care that meets them where they are.

Call or text +1 512-316-7056 or click the link in the comments to book an appointment today.

09/05/2026

The best care often reaches beyond the exam room.

This year, on International Day of Charity, we're taking time to recognize the local rescues, shelters, volunteers, and pet-loving neighbors who help animals find safety, comfort, and a place to belong.

We’re grateful for the people who give their time, homes, and hearts to animals in need. Every adoption story starts with someone willing to help.

Know a local rescue or animal charity doing good work in your community? Tag them in the comments so more pet families can learn about them.

09/02/2026

Pets can be very good at hiding pain.

A slower walk, more rest than usual, less interest in food, or a change in how they climb stairs can all be signs something is going on. Small shifts at home are worth paying attention to, especially for senior pets or pets with a recent injury.

Animal Pain Awareness Month is a good reminder to check in on the pets who may be acting “fine” but seem a little different.

Call or text +1 512-316-7056 or click the link in the comments to book an appointment today.

09/02/2026

We were honored to be able to sponsor this event! The mystery was great and even had a Bulldog and cat-loving character! 🐾🐾

Thank You to all of our Mystery Night sponsors that helped make the two weekends a huge success. 💙🧡🤍

08/27/2026

Pets have a way of turning an ordinary day into a story.

The dramatic sigh from the couch. The zoomies after a bath. The cat who acts personally offended by a closed door. The dog who hears cheese from two rooms away.

Those little moments are part of the bond you share. They’re also the reason we love getting to know each pet’s personality over time.

What does your pet do that makes you laugh every time? Tell us in the comments.

08/25/2026

The room can change the visit.

PetVet365 is Fear Free from the ground up, and our teams are experts in all things fear free. That care starts with the space itself.

Our hospital has private rooms, soft seating, calming music, pheromones, treats, toys, and plenty of room for pets to stay closer to the floor.

For pets who need a slower hello, those details can help the visit seem calmer from the start.

Have a pet who gets nervous at the vet? Call or text +1 512-316-7056 or click the link in the comments to book an appointment today.

08/20/2026

Dr. Pam Delahoussaye started working in veterinary medicine at just 17 years old, working her way through nearly every role in a veterinary hospital before becoming a veterinarian, medical operations leader, and now owner of two PetVet365 hospitals.

For Pam, it has always come back to one thing: the human-animal bond. ❤️

In a recent feature with Voyage Austin, Pam shares her journey, what inspired her to become a hospital owner, and why creating a calmer, more personal veterinary experience matters so much to her.

We’re proud to have Dr. Pam and Dr. Morgan Heller leading the PetVet365 Georgetown team, and even prouder to be part of the Georgetown community.

Get to know the woman behind the hospital:
Read Pam’s story in Voyage Austin 👇

08/18/2026

Wellness visits are easier to schedule before something seems off.

A routine check-in gives your veterinary team time to review vaccines, check weight, talk through parasite prevention, and discuss any changes you’ve noticed at home.

Pets can be very good at hiding early signs of discomfort. A routine wellness visit gives us a clearer picture of what is normal for them, which makes it easier to spot small changes over time.

Call or text +1 512-316-7056 or click the link in the comments to book an appointment today.