Business Details
8 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Trusted Full-Service Veterinary Clinic in Austin, TX
Established in 2018, Crestview Veterinary Clinic has delivered comprehensive veterinary care and urgent services to pets in Austin and beyond. Our team treats every pet as family, prioritizing preventative care and wellness exams to ensure longevity and quality of life. We offer advanced diagnostics, surgical procedures, and emergency care using state-of-the-art equipment. Our veterinarians and staff emphasize open communication, personalized treatment plans, and building long-term relationships with pet owners.As pet owners ourselves, we understand the importance of early detection and tailored nutrition guidance. Our full-service clinic welcomes new patients and partners with pet owners to maintain optimal health. We operate with integrity, transparency, and a commitment to excellence in veterinary medicine. Emergency care referrals are available after hours while maintaining our core values of compassion and professionalism.
Services
Pet Wellness Care
Emergency Veterinary Services
Advanced Diagnostics
Surgical Procedures
Preventative Care
Details
- Year established: 2018
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency veterinary services with experienced staff
- Our team includes specialists in internal medicine and surgery
- We use state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging equipment
- We emphasize preventative care and client education
- We provide personalized pain management solutions
What people say
Clean, professional, welcoming
Kind and courteous staff
30-minute checkup experience
Complete health picture
Compassionate care approach
Services
Pet Wellness Care
Our wellness programs focus on disease prevention through regular checkups, vaccinations, and early detection screenings. We provide nose-to-tail examinations tailored to your pet's age and breed. Our team educates owners on nutrition, dental care, and parasite prevention to maintain optimal health.
Emergency Veterinary Services
We offer immediate care for traumatic injuries, poisoning, breathing difficulties, and other life-threatening conditions. Our staff performs critical diagnostics and stabilizes patients using advanced monitoring equipment. After-hours emergencies receive referral information to 24-hour facilities.
Advanced Diagnostics
Our diagnostic suite includes digital radiography, ultrasound, blood analysis, and specialized lab testing for accurate diagnoses. We use tonometry for eye pressure checks and electrocardiograms for cardiac assessments, enabling comprehensive internal evaluations.
Surgical Procedures
We perform soft tissue surgeries, orthopedic repairs, and dental procedures using modern techniques. Our protocols include pre-anesthetic bloodwork, multi-modal pain management, and postoperative monitoring to ensure patient safety and comfort during recovery.
Pet Dental Care
Our dental services include professional cleanings, extractions, and periodontal disease treatment. We use digital dental x-rays and specialized instruments to address oral health issues that impact systemic wellness.
People
Jordan Kautz
Veterinarian
Dr. Kautz graduated from Texas A&M University's veterinary school and has 12 years of clinical experience treating companion animals.
Marie Butcher
Veterinarian
Dr. Butcher specializes in small animal surgery with a focus on minimally invasive procedures for quicker patient recovery.
Rachel Crawford
Veterinarian
Dr. Crawford has advanced certification in veterinary internal medicine and manages complex chronic conditions.
Arianna Sobhi
Veterinarian
Dr. Sobhi specializes in geriatric pet care and palliative treatment options for senior animals.
Scott Mash
Veterinarian
Dr. Mash has extensive experience in emergency medicine and critical care for trauma and acute illnesses.
Questions
How often should my pet have an exam?
We recommend annual exams for most pets, with senior pets needing twice-yearly checkups. Puppies and kittens require more frequent visits during their first year.
Why does my pet need dental cleaning?
Dental cleanings prevent bacteria spread, reduce disease risks, and maintain oral health. Left untreated, dental disease affects heart, liver, and kidney function.
What happens during a dental cleaning?
Pets receive general anesthesia for thorough cleaning. We perform pre-anesthetic bloodwork, remove plaque/tartar, and examine the entire oral cavity for issues.
Should I let my pet have one litter?
No medical benefit exists for breeding. Spaying/neutering prevents health issues, reduces roaming behavior, and helps control pet overpopulation.
How to prevent heartworms in pets?
Year-round prevention medication is crucial. Dogs need annual testing while cats require regular retesting. Prevention costs less than treating this life-threatening condition.
What constitutes a pet emergency?
Immediate care needed for severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, seizures, trauma injuries, or sudden collapse. Contact us for urgent situations during business hours.
