Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital
10706 Brodie Lane, Austin, TX
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About Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital
Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary hospital in Austin, TX that lists acupuncture and pain management for dogs and cats.
The practice offers a full range of general veterinary services — customized wellness exams, nutrition counseling, preventive care, surgery, dermatology, and cardiology — alongside acupuncture as part of its care menu.
Dr. Alexander, a veterinarian at the hospital, has confirmed acupuncture training and provides the service on-site. He is the practice's point of contact for clients specifically seeking acupuncture.
"Samon" is more likely a surname of a veterinarian at the practice rather than the current owner or manager.
Services listed by the practice
- Veterinary AcupunctureProvided by Dr. Alexander, who holds acupuncture training.
- Customized Wellness ExamsTailored to each pet's age and health status.
- Nutrition CounselingDiet planning for health maintenance and chronic conditions.
- Preventive CareVaccinations and routine wellness.
- SurgeryRoutine and advanced surgical procedures.
- DermatologyDiagnosis and treatment of skin conditions.
- CardiologyHeart health assessment and management.
- General MedicineComprehensive diagnostics and treatment.
Before you book
- Fees: Fees are set by the practice. Ask what the first visit costs and how many sessions are usually suggested.
- Referral and records: Ask whether the practice needs your regular veterinarian to refer you or send your pet’s records.
- Insurance: Ask your pet insurance provider whether acupuncture is covered. See our pet insurance guide.
- What to bring: your pet’s records, current medications and a list of questions.
Animals treated
- Dogs
- Cats
Areas of care
Areas the practice lists on its website:
- General Health & Wellness
- Arthritis
- Chronic Pain
- Senior Pet Care
- Post-Surgical Recovery
- Skin Conditions
Read our condition guides to learn more. Acupuncture is used alongside, not instead of, veterinary diagnosis and care. See the Medical Disclaimer.
Practitioner
Dr. Alexander, DVM
Confirmed as the practice's acupuncture provider. Has stated acupuncture training and provides the service as part of the hospital's overall care menu.
Dana W.
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Questions about this practice
Does the hospital offer acupuncture?
Yes. Dr. Alexander, a veterinarian at the practice, has confirmed acupuncture training and provides the service.
What services are offered?
Acupuncture, customized wellness exams, nutrition counseling, preventive care, surgery, dermatology, cardiology, and general medicine.
What are the hours?
Current hours were not available during our research.
Does Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital offer acupuncture for dogs and cats?
Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital lists acupuncture among its services for dogs and cats. Ask the practice who performs the acupuncture, what training they have and whether your animal and its condition are a good fit.
Where is Star of Texas Veterinary Hospital?
10706 Brodie Lane, Austin, TX.
How do I contact the practice?
Call the practice on (512) 291-1600 or its website. PetAcu is a directory and does not take bookings or answer questions about treatment.
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