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Monday 8am - 5pm Tuesday 8am - 5pm Wednesday 8am - 5pm Thursday 8am - 5pm

My Vet Surgeon

My Vet is a referral hospital for small animals needing surgery or special diagnostics with two locations - Fort Worth & Pilot Point, TX.
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Services include: Arthroscopy, Cranial Cruciate Ligament Repair (CCL), elbow dysplasia, fracture repair, patella luxation, neurology, laser disc ablation, soft tissue, tibial plateau leveling osteotomy (TPLO) and total hip replacement. Owner, Dr. Paul Dean is board certified in surgery by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons. After graduation from Veterinary School at Texas A&M University

(WHOOP) in 1981, he completed a one year internship and a three year residency at The Ohio State University. He has been on the surgery staff at The Ohio State University and at Texas A&M and has been in private practice since 1989 in the North Texas area.

09/27/2022

School is not just for kids! Our staff enjoyed lectures and especially the exhibit hall this weekend at Southwest Veterinary Symposium!

09/14/2022

Rachel, our kennel tech loves all creatures great and small. This little guy obviously didn’t mean to get lost in a surgical hospital.

09/05/2022

07/21/2022

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05/18/2022

Summer means students!!!Texas A&M fourth year veterinary student, Morgan Dunlap (center) observes a TPLO surgery.

04/05/2022

Laser therapy helps our patients heal faster after surgery. You can see the pets enjoy it too!🐾

01/07/2022

Bear says it’s cold outside!

11/19/2021

Aledo High students Lily and Kate learn from the best and hardest working technicians we know.

11/04/2021

Aledo High students Hannah and Ashtyn learn x-ray technique from senior surgery tech Candy.

10/22/2021

Our last technician to celebrate actually works for a practice in Houston, but has won our hearts shadowing Dr. Dean when in North Texas. Kristian Cardenas we are praying for your acceptance into Texas A&M veterinary school fall 2022!

10/21/2021

All creatures great and small, Delilia loves them all! Celebrating all great technicians.

10/20/2021

Puppies and great technicians always make the day better! Rachel Bass and Hannah Hunter are two of the hardest working technicians we know!

10/19/2021

We ❤️our surgery technicians Gabby Martinez knows each of these instruments by name and how to insure they are properly cleaned and sterilized!

10/18/2021

Veterinary Technician week is the perfect time to show appreciation for our dedicated staff. Candy Langford has assisted Dr. Dean in surgery for 28 years. She is Dr. Dean’s second set of eyes snd hands. Candy’s strong work ethic and devotion to the patients and Dr. Dean is an example to us all. She recently adopted a patient whose owners could not manage aftercare following a total hip replacement. If you have a memory of Candy’s care please leave it below.

10/07/2021

We have had the pleasure of participating in Aledo’s Veterinary Science Program with these two outstanding students the past two weeks. Jacob and James are our future veterinarians.

09/30/2021

Rescue Row does such great work for our community. Ivy joined their program 2 weeks ago and will be looking forward to a forever home after surgery!!

09/30/2021

Curbside service has its benefits! Kisses from patient “Tex”.

08/16/2021

Happy First Birthday to Tucker!

07/11/2020

A photo speaks a thousand words! For National all-American photo day post your favorite!

07/04/2020

Happy 4th!

02/28/2020

Now it really is a cone of shame says Molly!

02/14/2020

Wishing all our patients a day filled with love! ❤️

12/12/2019

Martin is helping suture a laparoscopic spay today. This procedure is safer for all dogs over 35 lbs. especially older dogs. Gastropexy to prevent stomach (GVD) torsion can be done at the same time!

12/11/2019

Martin is up to mischief today. All patients receive IV fluids during surgery. This is not the way to disconnect them!

12/04/2019

Martin says the cone of shame must stay on! Ecollars actually protect patients from post op infections and from removing their sutures.

12/03/2019

Please welcome Martin back for the holidays to Fort Worth Veterinary Surgical for some merriment and mischief!

08/26/2019

Happy National Dog Day to our patients and pet parents from My Vet Surgeon’s very own Miss Scout and Remington!🐾

07/17/2019

Patient Beau is loving his post op water therapy at Salt Water Canine Therapy!

06/06/2019

Thanks to our friends at equine and canine salt water therapy for their help with rehab on our patients! You’re the best🐾

Address

3737 Hulen Street, Ste 100
Fort Worth, TX
76107

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18173770448

Website

http://www.myvetsurgeon.com/

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Videos

So excited for our Super Trooper!! Thanks to awesome fur parents, Jason, Dan & Charlie, great Surgeon, Dr Paul Dean and consistent therapy in Aqua Paws 🐾 we walk with limited limping Post Surgery. Way to go Trooper.

Cooper wanted y'all to know he is playing with one of his toys for the first time since his surgery! Still can't use his right arm but his right leg is much better 😊.

We thought about sending Dr Dean a letter threatening lawsuit; ever since he messed with our dog she does things she's never done. Like stand up and reach things off the counter. Jump up and grab food out of your hand. Charge up and down the stairs. Chase the cats. Beg constantly to go on a walk. But then we know not everyone finds us funny. 😃 So, really just wanted to share how thrilled we are with Molly's surgery results. She's doing fantastic. She really does have more energy and I haven't seen a hint of a limp in many months. Thank you all once again for taking such good care of our girl! PS-tell Dr. Dean she's still around 63 lbs. ⭐️ God bless, Larry & Julie Hatfield

Sierra Burn Out

Keep the Christmas Cards and emails coming! Hello Dr. Dean, I wanted to thank you for taking such good care of Siena back in February when you performed the TPLO surgery on her right leg. I'm sure if Siena were to see you today, her licker would be working overtime in gratitude. Just four days after seeing you in mid April for her follow up, we moved back to Clermont, FL (We really miss FW.) We continued to follow your instructions for Siena's recovery and rehab. Her vet, Dr. Charlie, says she has mended and rehabilitated so well that there's no difference between her right hip/leg muscles when compared to the left side. You are a gifted surgeon and we are so thankful for your expertise and compassion for these fur babies. I wanted to give you a hint of how well Siena is doing. I hope the video loads as it should. I apologize this video is a tad long. Normally, after our daily 1 to 2 mile morning walk, she takes off running after being unleashed once on our clay road. (Siena also requires her slave masters to walk her in the late afternoon/early evening, too.) However, this morning, she didn't really "take off" like she usually does. I kept the video running in case she would decide to start running. She never really did. Overall, Siena is doing great for being 7.5 years old. We are monitoring three small growths. Dr. Charlie pointed out to me she has arthritis in her left knee by allowing me to feel her knee when he maneuvers it. The knee cracks. Ouch. We continue to administer her daily dosages of Glucosamine Chondroitin MSM and Fish Oil, along with Benadryl, which Dr. Charlie is hoping will either stop the growths or at least slow them down. She is just the best dog. However, I'm sure all slave masters say that about their babies. Thanks again for all you did for Siena. May you and your staff have a blessed Christmas season. Fondly, Valerie Contini & Siena