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Creekside Animal Hospital
26219 Kuykendahl Rd
Tomball, TX 77375
 Phone: (281) 351-8387
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Hours of Operation


Doctor's Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00am-12:00pm and 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Saturday: 8:00am - 12:00pm
Lobby Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday: 8:00am - 12:00pm
Sunday: CLOSED

After Hours Emergency

BluePearl Veterinary Partners
1646 Spring Cypress Rd #100
Spring, TX 77388

Blog


The 17-Year Cicadas Are Coming - What This Means For Your Pet!

Billions of cicadas have spent the last 17 years underground! In fact, the last time they emerged was 2004, when Facebook was founded, and your high schooler was just a baby.
Vet in the Woodlands
What Is a COVID Puppy?

We have started to see some of our patients that we first saw during the beginning of COVID-19.
How to Avoid the Disasters of Counterfeit Pet Prescriptions

With the prevalence of online shopping and the everyday consumer looking for the best deal, it's no wonder cat and dog medications are the latest product to be sold on marketplace sites.
Heartworm Awareness Month: How to Prevent Cat Heartworm Disease

April is Heartworm Awareness Month and, as veterinarians, we are happy to have an opportunity to spread awareness about this devastating yet completely preventable disease. And while heartworm disease is often associated with dogs, cats can be affected with heartworms, too.
Heartworm Awareness Month: How to Keep Your Dog Heartworm-Free

As veterinarians, what we’d love to talk about all day is puppy breath, good nutrition, and pet toys we recommend.
What to Know About Dog Spaying and Neutering and Its Many Benefits

One positive side effect of the pandemic is that many shelters across the U.S. were cleared, as families decided that more time at home meant that they could finally pull the trigger on the pet that they’d long wanted to make part of their brood.
Spring Forward, Parasites Back: How to Prevent Dog Fleas and Ticks!

Ahhh, Spring. With the scent of flowers lingering in the air, the temperatures beginning to rise, and wildlife beginning to emerge from their winter dens, this season is full of promise. But you know what else spring is full of? Fleas and ticks.
The Truth About Why Veterinary Dental Care For Your Dog is So Critical

Many clients come to our veterinary clinics, heads held low, as they are embarrassed about their dog's dental care. Look, we're veterinarians—not robots! We understand that taking care of your dog's dental care isn't always a priority, and life happens.