Looking for veterinarians in Dallas? Browse veterinary clinics serving Dallas, Texas, from wellness visits and vaccinations to dental care and surgery. Open a directory card for clinic details, then confirm services and hours with the clinic.

Veterinarians in Dallas: quick answer

Specialty Care Near Me lists five Dallas veterinary clinics, in ZIP codes 75206, 75208, 75219, 75224 and 75225. Clinics list wellness care, vaccinations, dental care, diagnostics and surgery, and some list extras such as pet rehabilitation, acupuncture, cold laser therapy or boarding. These are locally operated clinics rather than national-chain hospitals; hours and emergency options differ, so call ahead.

  • HEAL Veterinary Hospital – Lemmon Avenue, 75219: comprehensive pet care, dentistry, surgery, senior care, rehabilitation and pain management.
  • Edgefield Animal Clinic – S. Edgefield Avenue, 75224: small-animal care in Dallas since 1962, per the clinic website.
  • Preston Center Animal Clinic – Berkshire Lane, 75225: dog and cat care with in-house diagnostics, digital x-ray, surgery and dental suites.
  • Lakewood Veterinary Center – Belmont Avenue, East Dallas, 75206: locally owned East Dallas hospital serving pets since 2005, per the clinic website.
  • Metro Paws Animal Hospital – Oak Cliff – Fort Worth Avenue, Oak Cliff, 75208: full-service hospital for dogs and cats, open seven days a week, per the clinic website.

Details come from each practice’s own website. Confirm current services, hours and new-patient availability with the practice before you book.

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These cards update automatically as eligible Veterinary listings are added to the Specialty Care Near Me directory for Dallas.

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The table summarizes what each practice website says. Clinical leads and services are attributed to the practices; confirm current details with the clinic before booking.

Practice Area Clinical lead (per practice website) Examples of services listed How to reach out
HEAL Veterinary Hospital Lemmon Avenue, 75219 See clinic website Comprehensive pet care, dentistry, surgery, diagnostics, senior care, pet rehabilitation, pain management, acupuncture Call 214-329-9454 or use the appointment request form; Mon-Fri 8:30 AM-1 PM and 2-5:30 PM
Edgefield Animal Clinic S. Edgefield Avenue, 75224 See clinic website Wellness checkups, vaccinations, sick care, dentistry, diagnostics, general surgery; emergency walk-ins welcome (call first) Call 214-946-4146; Mon-Thu 8 AM-2 PM, Fri-Sat 8 AM-1 PM
Preston Center Animal Clinic Berkshire Lane, 75225 See clinic website Dog and cat care, dental care, surgery, diagnostics, ophthalmology, allergy and dermatology, microchipping, behavior counseling Call 214-368-3592 or book online; Mon-Fri 7 AM-5:30 PM, Sat 8 AM-12 PM
Lakewood Veterinary Center Belmont Avenue, East Dallas, 75206 Benjamin Wright, DVM is listed on the clinic website Wellness exams, vaccinations, surgery including spay and neuter, dentistry, digital radiology, dermatology, pain management, diagnostics, microchipping, pharmacy Call 214-826-4800 or request an appointment on the clinic site; Mon-Fri 7:30 AM-5:30 PM
Metro Paws Animal Hospital – Oak Cliff Fort Worth Avenue, Oak Cliff, 75208 Stephanie Rodriguez, DVM (medical director) is listed on the clinic website Wellness and dental care, soft-tissue and orthopedic surgery, cold laser therapy, radiology and ultrasound, EKG, boarding, microchipping Call 214-939-1600; open 8 AM-8 PM seven days a week per the clinic website

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What to expect at a routine vet visit

  • Bring your pet’s vaccination and medical records, and a list of any medications or food they take.
  • Expect a physical exam and questions about appetite, activity, behavior and any changes you have noticed.
  • Your veterinarian may recommend vaccines, parasite prevention, dental care, lab work or a follow-up visit.
  • Ask about the clinic’s policies on appointments, cancellations and after-hours care.

What to do in a pet emergency

If your pet may be having an emergency, call a veterinary clinic or an emergency animal hospital right away. Most clinics on this page keep daytime hours, so ask about after-hours care before you need it. For example, HEAL Veterinary Hospital lists an after-hours E-Clinic number on its website, Edgefield Animal Clinic says emergency walk-ins are welcome but asks you to call first, and Preston Center Animal Clinic refers after-hours emergencies to Dallas Animal Emergency. Confirm current policies with each clinic.

How much does a Dallas vet visit cost?

Costs vary by clinic, the services your pet needs, and whether tests or procedures are added. Specialty Care Near Me does not list prices. Ask the clinic for an estimate before non-urgent procedures, and ask about payment options and any cancellation policy.

How to choose a veterinarian in Dallas

  • Match the clinic’s listed services to your pet’s needs (wellness, dental, surgery, senior care, rehabilitation).
  • Confirm the species the clinic treats; some clinics focus on dogs and cats.
  • Check location and hours, since regular visits are common.
  • Ask about new-client availability, appointment options and after-hours or emergency care.

Local notes for Dallas

Dallas veterinary clinics in this directory are spread across the city, including Lemmon Avenue (75219), East Dallas and Lakewood (75206), Oak Cliff (75208), South Dallas (75224) and the Preston Center area (75225). If you are on the Fort Worth side of the Metroplex, see Veterinarians in Fort Worth.

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Dallas veterinarians FAQs

How do I find a veterinarian in Dallas?

Browse the Dallas veterinary cards on this page, compare services in the table, then open a listing for the address, phone number and website. Confirm new-client availability and hours with the clinic.

Do these Dallas vets take emergencies?

Some clinics mention emergency or urgent care and others refer after-hours emergencies elsewhere. Call the clinic first and ask what to do after hours. If your pet may be having an emergency, call a veterinary clinic or emergency animal hospital right away.

How often should I take my pet to the vet?

Many veterinarians recommend a wellness exam at least once a year, with more frequent visits for puppies, kittens, senior pets or pets with health conditions. Ask your veterinarian what schedule fits your pet.

Can I book from these listings?

Yes, when a booking or appointment link is shown on the listing or the clinic website. Otherwise call the clinic. Availability and acceptance of new clients are controlled by the clinic, not by Specialty Care Near Me.

Do these clinics treat cats and dogs only?

It depends on the clinic. Some clinic websites describe care for dogs and cats; others do not say. Ask the clinic whether it treats your type of pet before you book.

Are these the only veterinarians in Dallas?

No. These are the Dallas veterinary listings currently published on Specialty Care Near Me. Additional clinics may appear here automatically as they are added to the directory.