Our doctors and staff are trained to quickly and effectively identify and manage most minor and major presenting illness. We have a fully equipped laboratory, integrated hospital, and a well-stocked pharmacy to treat most minor and major diseases. 

We recommend this surgical procedure in every canine and feline patient over the age of 6 months. Castration is the process of surgically removing both testicles on an intact male dog/cat under general anesthesia. This procedure has many health benefits and prevents unwanted reproduction. Rarely pets can have an undescended testicle(s) (cryptorchidism), which requires us to search the abdominal area for the retained testis. Please ask our staff for any additional questions.  

We recommend this surgical procedure in every canine and feline patient over the age of 6 months. Ovariohysterectomy is the process of surgically removing the ovaries and the uterus of an intact female dog/cat under general anesthesia. This procedure has many health benefits and prevents unwanted reproduction. Please ask our staff for any additional questions.

Dental disease is the leading disease found in dogs and cats. A routine dental prophylaxis procedure includes a complete intraoral examination, identification and staging of any dental or gingival disease, by measuring for any pockets around the base of all teeth, and a thorough ultrasonic scaling and polishing of all visible surfaces of your pets teeth. This procedure is performed under general anesthesia. Please ask our staff for any additional questions.

This is a procedure in which the very last bone of the toe(phalanx), which grows the toenail is amputated. This is usually performed in feline patients at a young age. This procedure is performed under general anesthesia. We do not recommend declawing of the rear feet. Please ask our staff for any additional questions.

A mass excision procedure is when a mass is surgically removed from your pet's body under general or local anesthesia. Some masses are located outside the body, while others are within. We always recommend sending the excised mass to our reference laboratory for accurate identification of the composition of the mass.  Please ask our staff for any additional questions.

This procedure is routinely performed under general anesthesia to remove urinary bladder stones or masses from pets with radiographic or ultrasonic evidence and clinical signs.  Please ask our staff for any additional questions.

This procedure is performed under general anesthesia to treat or prevent the occurrence of "stomach twisting" in large, deep chested dogs. It can be an elective procedure added onto a spay  in dogs with high risk. Please ask our doctors if your pet may be at a high risk.  

Gastrointestinal surgery incorporates a wide array of procedures. These surgeries include any surgical procedure from the stomach to the rectum. These procedures are performed to remove foreign bodies, masses, treat traumatic injuries, take biopsies, etc. Please ask our doctors for any additional questions. 

Orthopedic surgeries incorporate a wide array of surgeries which involve bones or joints in the body. We perform a variety of uncomplicated and complicated surgeries at our facility. We have the option to outsource a Board-Certified Veterinary Orthopedic Surgeon to perform these surgeries at our facility. Please consult with our doctors for additional information. 

We offer a wide array of biopsies of various tissues; from superficial skin tissue to internal organ tissue such as the liver, spleen, kidney, etc. We can arrange an ultrasound-guided tissue biopsy of various internal organs. This helps us identify and understand how to treat/manage an underlying disease process. Please consult our doctors for additional questions.  

This procedures is performed routinely on brachycephalic dog breeds, such as English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs (and others with a short snout). A majority of these patients have stenotic nares (restricted holes in nasal pad through which air passes). This surgery aims to open up the nares to allow the dog to have more air flow/exchange. Please consult our doctors for additional information. 

We proudly offer cutting edge stem-cell harvesting and transplantation procedures. Stem-cells are cells that are capable of changing into different types of cells to help regenerate damaged or lost tissue in certain parts of the body. Currently, there is a lot of research in veterinary medicine which shows positive results for using stem-cells to treat osteoarthritis in canine and feline pets. Please ask our doctors for more information.  

Local specialist focused on all aspects of internal medicine for veterinary patients.

Local specialist focused on all aspects of internal medicine for veterinary patients.

Dr. Turner is a well-known and highly experienced travelling veterinary surgeon in the DFW area. He has over 25 years of surgical experience and delivers exceptional surgical services to our clients at our facility.

Dr. Davidson is a highly experienced travelling board-certified veterinary surgeon. She relocated to the DFW area and provides top-notch surgical services at our hospital. She performs complicated orthopedic and soft tissue procedures at our facility.

DVSC offers a variety of veterinary surgical services for our patients. They have board-certified veterinary specialists for every aspect of your pet's needs.

DVSC offers a variety of veterinary surgical services for our patients. They have board-certified veterinary specialists for every aspect of your pet's needs.

The talented team of board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists at VEI offer complete medical and surgical eye care for dogs, cats, and other species. 

The team at ADC-Oncology provide our patients with the latest modalities for diagnosis and treatment of a variety of cancers. Their board-certified oncologist will guide you through all the major decisions for your pet.

ADRC offers board-certified veterinary dermatology specialists to diagnose and treat your pet's skin conditions. They have the resources for skin-allergy testing your pets.

At CVSEC, their board-certified veterinary neurologists offer a variety of procedures from imaging to surgery for all your pet's needs.