Turtle Creek Veterinary Medical Center

06/03/2026

One of our Partner Rescue CARE Coalition has KITTENS!! 🤩If you're looking for a new furrrever feline companion, please reach out to them and complete an application! If you're not ready for a new addition, share this post with your friends! THANK YOU!

Friends....We have KITTENS!!! How many do you see in this pic?

We are now taking applications for 10 kittens that will be available soon! Check out our Petfinder at https://www.petfinder.com/member/us/tx/greenville/care-coalition-tx1504/ for updates...coming soon! Prior to adoption, all kittens are tested for FIV/FeLV, tested for intestinal parasites, age-appropriately vaccinated, and spayed/neutered!

Also, our adoption application is here https://form.jotform.com/TCVMC/CareCoalitionAdoptionForm. If you're interested in a kitten, go ahead and fill one! Each application is carefully reviewed by our adoption commitee to ensure our rescues get placed into great homes!

If you don't have space for a new kitten just now, please share this post with your friends! THANK YOU! 😻

06/02/2026

There’s just something about walking through the door and being greeted with those little purrs. It instantly makes everything feel okay again.

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We’re here for them, always: (903) 454-6222

06/01/2026

Dogs experience the world through scent in a way we can’t fully imagine. They have up to 300 million scent receptors, compared to about 6 million in humans, which means smells carry much more information for them.

What seems gross to us is often fascinating and informative to them. It’s completely normal behavior, even if it makes us question their choices.

05/30/2026

Happy Work Anniversary to our amazing Patient Care Attendant, Bella! 🎉

Bella is sweet, funny, and always willing to lend a helping hand with a positive attitude. Your kindness, dedication, and teamwork make such a difference every day, and we are so grateful to have you on our team. Thank you for all that you do for our patients and coworkers alike!

Wishing you many more successful and happy years with us! 💙

05/29/2026

Cats typically need about 3.5–4.5 oz per 5 lbs of body weight daily but many don’t drink enough on their own. Water fountains, wet food, and multiple bowls can help!

If you notice changes in drinking habits, don’t ignore it. Call us: (903) 454-6222.

05/28/2026

💧 Is your dog drinking enough water? A good rule of thumb: about 1 oz per pound of body weight daily. But things like heat, activity, and diet can change that! Noticing big changes in thirst? That can be a sign something’s up. Let’s check it out: (903) 454-6222

05/27/2026

Happy Work Anniversary, Jon! 🎉

Today we’re celebrating our awesome technician, Jon! When he’s not busy keeping things running smoothly, you can probably find him out fishing—or at least talking about it! 🎣

Jon’s great attitude and sense of humor make every day a little brighter, and his dedication to his work never goes unnoticed. He’s always ready with a laugh and willing to jump in wherever he’s needed.

Here’s to another fantastic year ahead!

05/26/2026

A cat’s nose print is completely unique, much like a human fingerprint. The tiny ridges and patterns on their nose create a one-of-a-kind identifier.

Changes in the appearance or texture of the nose can sometimes reflect hydration or overall health, so it’s always worth paying attention to what’s normal for your cat. Noticing changes? Call us: (903) 454-6222

05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day from all of us at Turtle Creek Veterinary Medical Center.

Today we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage and service will never be forgotten.

As we spend time with family, friends, and our beloved pets, we reflect with gratitude on those who made it all possible.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day. 🐾

05/25/2026

A dog’s reaction to guests can tell us a lot about their comfort level and behavior. Reactions like barking, hiding, or guarding can be linked to anxiety, lack of socialization, or protective instincts. Understanding those signals can help prevent stress and create safer interactions for everyone.

📞 Need guidance? (903) 454-6222