Your dog’s heart works hard, and just like people, heart disease in dogs can be serious. At Gursky Veterinary Services in Springtown, TX, we provide advanced diagnostics and treatment plans for dogs with heart issues, whether it’s a new murmur or a long-standing condition. With early treatment and the right support, many dogs with heart disease can live full, active lives.

Dogs, cats, and goats are curious by nature, and sometimes that curiosity leads them to swallow or step on things they shouldn’t. From swallowed toys to sharp pasture debris, foreign bodies can cause serious and sometimes life-threatening issues in both pets and livestock. At Gursky Veterinary Services in Springtown, TX, we treat foreign body cases regularly, and fast action can make all the difference.

Whether it’s a curious dog on a trail or a goat in the pasture, venomous bites are a serious risk in North Texas. Snakes, spiders, and even some insects can cause painful and potentially deadly reactions in both pets and livestock. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we want to help you recognize the signs, act quickly, and know when to call for help.

Limping, stiffness, or trouble getting up—these might seem like signs of “just getting older,” but they can be early clues that your dog is dealing with stifle disease or hip dysplasia. These two orthopedic conditions are among the most common causes of hind limb pain and lameness in dogs. At Gursky Veterinary Services in Springtown, TX, we’re here to help you spot the signs early and explore treatment options that keep your dog active and comfortable.

Dental care is just as important for cats as it is for dogs or humans. Unfortunately, feline dental health often goes unnoticed until problems become severe. Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in cats, but with proper care, it can be prevented. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we help cat owners in Springtown, Weatherford, Decatur, Azle, Keller, and the greater DFW area keep their feline friends healthy with professional dental care and at-home tips.

Dogs are incredible companions, but just like humans, they can suffer from joint and skeletal issues impacting mobility and quality of life. Two of the most common orthopedic conditions in dogs are canine stifle disease and hip dysplasia. Understanding these conditions, symptoms, and treatment options can help pet owners provide the best care for their furry friends.

Did you know that spaying and neutering your pet not only prevents unwanted litters, but also contributes to your pet’s overall health, increases longevity, and improves behavior? Whether you have a cat or dog, spaying and neutering are essential for their well-being and the greater pet community.

Calf scours, or diarrhea, is one of the most common and potentially devastating conditions affecting young calves in North Texas, particularly during the spring calving season. Left untreated, calf scours lead to severe dehydration, stunted growth, or even the possibility of death. That’s why prevention, early intervention, and professional veterinary care are paramount to keeping a healthy herd.

As pets age, they often face health challenges, and arthritis is one of the most common conditions affecting senior dogs and cats. While arthritis can impact a pet's mobility and quality of life, with the correct care and symptom management, they can stay comfortable and active. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we’re here to guide pet owners through managing arthritis in their senior pets.

Every year, thousands of pets go missing, and many are never reunited with their families simply because they lack proper identification. A microchip is a tiny device, about the size of a grain of rice, implanted under your pet’s skin. It carries a unique identification number linked to your contact information, making it a reliable way to identify your pet if they’re lost or stolen. Microchipping is one of the simplest and most effective ways to ensure your pet can be returned to you if they become lost. While it’s beneficial for pets everywhere, it’s particularly crucial for those in rural and suburban areas.

While North Texas winters are generally mild, sudden cold snaps can catch pet owners and ranchers off guard. Whether you have dogs, cats, or a herd of livestock, it’s important to prepare for temperature drops to keep your animals healthy and safe. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we’re here to help you navigate cold weather care for your pets and livestock in Springtown, Weatherford, Decatur, Azle, Keller, and the greater DFW area.

Dental care is just as important for cats as it is for dogs or humans. Unfortunately, feline dental health often goes unnoticed until problems become severe. Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in cats, but with proper care, it can be prevented. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we help cat owners in Springtown, Weatherford, Decatur, Azle, Keller, and the greater DFW area keep their feline friends healthy with professional dental care and at-home tips.

Dental health is often overlooked in dogs, but it plays a critical role in their overall well-being. Just like humans, dogs can suffer from plaque buildup, gum disease, and tooth loss if their teeth aren’t properly cared for. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we’re committed to helping pet owners in North Texas (Springtown, Weatherford, Decatur, Azle, Keller, and the greater DFW area) understand the importance of canine dental care and take the necessary steps to keep their dog’s teeth healthy.

Proper dental care is a vital part of maintaining the overall health and performance of your horse. Whether you’re riding for pleasure, competing in events, or managing a working ranch, your horse’s teeth play a critical role in their ability to eat, perform, and stay comfortable. This guide covers why dental health matters, common dental issues, and how routine care can benefit your horse.

Respiratory diseases are a common concern for bird owners, whether you raise backyard chickens, manage an aviary, or care for exotic birds. In North Texas, the changing weather, high humidity, and environmental factors can increase the risk of respiratory infections in avian species. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we’re committed to helping poultry owners, bird enthusiasts, and farmers recognize, prevent, and treat respiratory issues to keep their flocks and feathered friends healthy.

Successful cattle breeding starts with preparation. Whether you're a seasoned rancher in or managing a herd, ensuring your cattle are in prime condition for breeding is key to a productive season. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we help ranchers navigate the essentials of preparing their herds for a successful breeding program.

Parasites are one of the biggest challenges for goat and sheep owners in North Texas. From Parker County pastures to Tarrant County farms, our region’s hot, humid summers and mild winters provide the perfect breeding ground for parasites like gastrointestinal worms. At Gursky Veterinary Services, we’re committed to helping you protect your herd year-round. This guide will walk you through the most common parasites, prevention strategies, and how to manage infestations effectively.

Snakes are fascinating reptiles that often make intriguing pets. However, like any animal, they can suffer from health issues, including respiratory diseases. Recognizing the signs early and understanding the causes can help ensure your snake remains healthy. This blog post delves into respiratory diseases in snakes, providing insight into symptoms, potential causes, and treatment options.

Breeding horses is an exciting and rewarding journey, but the process starts with a healthy mare. In this post, we introduce the basic steps to prepare your mare for healthy and successful breeding, covering everything from body condition and vaccines to hoof care and dental health. Join us as we guide you through the process of setting your mare up for the best chance at a smooth and healthy pregnancy.

Hypernatremia, or high sodium levels in the blood, can pose a serious risk to pigs, making early detection and intervention crucial for their health and well-being. In this blog post, we’ll explore what causes hypernatremia, the signs to look out for, and the best treatment options available. We’ll also share tips on how to prevent this condition from occurring in the first place. Join us as we uncover essential insights to help you safeguard the health of your pigs and ensure they thrive in your care!