Creek View Veterinary Clinic

06/05/2026

06/01/2026

We are excited to officially welcome Dr. Trey Deiley to the Creek View Team!

Dr. Deiley was born in San Antonio but has always called New Braunfels his hometown. He graduated from Texas A&M with his Bachelor’s degree and received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Louisiana State University. He and his wife have two pups, Oakley a Golden Retriever and Baylor a Bernese Mountain Dog. He enjoys anything water related whether that be on the river or the pool and has a passion for Japanese culture.

Please join us in giving Dr. Deiley a warm welcome!

05/29/2026

Is your pup doing the "ear tilt" or shaking their head more than usual? They might be dealing with an ear infection!

Ear infections are one of the most common issues we see in dogs, especially as the weather warms up.

Watch out for these common signs:
🐾 Excessive scratching or pawing at the ears
🐾 Constant head shaking or tilting
🐾 Redness, swelling, or an unpleasant odor
🐾 Discharge or crusting in the ear canal

If you spot any of these symptoms, skip the home remedies and let us help your furry best friend find relief! Treating infections early prevents them from getting worse or becoming chronic.

05/23/2026

🐢🌍 Happy World Turtle Day! 🌍🐢

Did you know that turtles belong to one of the oldest reptile groups in the world – beating snakes, crocodiles and alligators?

Check out these other 10 turtle tips from National Geographic linked below!
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/animals/sea-life/turtle-facts/

05/15/2026

Our pint-sized pals, like hamsters, guinea pigs, and rats, can face their own set of health challenges, just like us. From dental issues to respiratory infections, it's essential to stay informed about common medical problems in pocket pets.

Some medical issues they may encounter include:

-Dental problems (overgrown teeth, tooth abscesses and more)
-Gastrointestinal Issues (GI stasis, diarrhea etc.)
-Hair loss
-Respiratory infections
-Urinary tract problems
-Parasites (Intestinal worms, fleas, ear mites and more)

By staying vigilant and recognizing the signs of common medical problems, we can ensure our pocket pets receive the care and attention they deserve. If you have any concerns about your furry friend's health, don't hesitate to reach out to us for guidance.

05/11/2026

What can you do to help your pet fight seasonal allergies? There are steps you can take to help alleviate your pet's allergy symptoms:

-Keep your pet indoors more during peak pollen times
-Wipe your pet's paws and coat after outdoor walks to remove pollen
-Vacuum and dust your home regularly to reduce indoor allergens
-Consider using air purifiers or allergy-friendly bedding for your pet
-Ask your vet if your pet would benefit from an over the counter antihistamine
-Some pets may need prescription medications, if you think that is the case please call the office to discuss options available to your pet.

05/07/2026

In honor of Chip your Pet Month we encourage all pet owners to get their pet microchipped! A study performed by the Human Animal Support Services found that pets with a microchip are more than THREE times as likely to be reunited with their owners. If your pet has a microchip be sure your contact information is up to date to ensure no delay in reuniting you with your furry friend.

04/22/2026

Parasites are more than just a nuisance!