Boat Club Road Animal Hospital

Boat Club Road Animal Hospital We accept Care Credit, Scratch Pay, cash and all major credit cards. Full service animal hospital using the latest in healthy and safe medicine for your pet.

At Boat Club Road Animal Hospital, we are committed to preserving your relationship with your pet through complete, modern veterinary care and exceptional service. We also have a skilled groomer on staff and a full service Pet Resort (see the Resort for Pets page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Resort-For-Pets-at-Eagle-Mountain-Lake/135199506500627).

Not only do April showers bring May flowers, but they also bring a puddle of problems for our furry friends. When it rai...
04/24/2025

Not only do April showers bring May flowers, but they also bring a puddle of problems for our furry friends. When it rains, harmful substances like motor oil, fertilizers, pesticides, and other pollutants are washed off roads, sidewalks, and lawns into areas where dogs often walk or play. These toxic residues can cling to their paws or fur and may be accidentally ingested when they lick themselves. Plus, standing water can harbor bacteria or parasites that pose serious health risks. Symptoms of exposure can include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, or skin irritation. So while the rain might freshen the air, it can leave behind some not-so-fresh dangers for our pups. Give us a call if your pet needs help! šŸŒøā›ˆļø 8172362000

Let’s talk about annual bloodwork! Is it really necessary for your pets? YES! Annual bloodwork is a key part of your pet...
04/23/2025

Let’s talk about annual bloodwork! Is it really necessary for your pets? YES! Annual bloodwork is a key part of your pet’s preventive care—it gives us a baseline of what’s normal for them, making it easier to detect changes early. Even if your pet seems healthy, bloodwork can reveal hidden issues with organs, blood cells, or sugar levels before symptoms show. By checking it yearly, we can catch problems sooner, start treatment earlier, and help keep your pet healthier, longer. Has your pet had their bloodwork done this year? Call us if you need to make an appointment or have questions! ļæ¼

Maddie’s got her hands full of fluff and love—Louie and Giovanni aren’t mad about it. Happy Friday from this furry littl...
04/18/2025

Maddie’s got her hands full of fluff and love—Louie and Giovanni aren’t mad about it. Happy Friday from this furry little dream team!šŸ•āœØšŸ¤©
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04/17/2025

Who said vet visits can’t be a paw-ty? Jack strutted in like he owned the place, soaked up all the snuggles, and made besties with the whole clinic crew. Cheese? Check. Belly rubs? Double check. Tail wags? Off the charts. Safe to say, this pup gives today’s visit two paws up! šŸ„³šŸ§€šŸ¾

Why are annual f***l tests important?? Intestinal parasites are common in both dogs and cats and include worms like roun...
04/10/2025

Why are annual f***l tests important?? Intestinal parasites are common in both dogs and cats and include worms like roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, and protozoa like giardia and coccidia. Some, like tapeworm segments, may be visible in stool, but many parasites and their eggs are microscopic and can’t be seen with the naked eye. Pets can get them by ingesting contaminated soil, water, f***s, or infected prey, and some can be passed from mother to offspring. Symptoms may include diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, a bloated belly, scooting, or visible worms. Regular vet check-ups, routine deworming, flea control, and prompt waste cleanup are key to prevention. Good hygiene and avoiding contaminated areas help keep both pets and people safe!šŸŖ±šŸ•šŸˆ

Chapo, a 13 week old Shih Tzu, ļæ¼was such a brave boy today. Vaccines aren’t fun, but a cheesy treat (and some extra love...
04/05/2025

Chapo, a 13 week old Shih Tzu, ļæ¼was such a brave boy today. Vaccines aren’t fun, but a cheesy treat (and some extra love) made it a little easier. He even saved a bit for later—because self-care is serious business when you’re this cute.šŸ¶šŸ’‰šŸ§€

04/03/2025

We know that roughly a million pets in the U.S. are infected with heartworms every year. But too many are never diagnosed.

What do we see under the microscope during an ear cytology? Here’s a bacterial rod infection! Ear cytologies are vital f...
04/03/2025

What do we see under the microscope during an ear cytology? Here’s a bacterial rod infection! Ear cytologies are vital for accurately diagnosing infections, as ears can be affected by bacteria, yeast, or both. Identifying the specific cause ensures the right treatment, helping to prevent ineffective therapies, antibiotic resistance, and chronic infections. Signs of ear infections in dogs include redness, swelling, odor, discharge, head shaking, and scratching at the ears. Worried about your pet? Reach out to us! (picture from our microscope)šŸ”¬ šŸ¾ā¤ļøšŸ‘‚šŸ¼

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Mosquito season is upon us!! Mosquito season means a higher risk of heartworm disease for dogs and cats! When an infecte...
04/01/2025

Mosquito season is upon us!! Mosquito season means a higher risk of heartworm disease for dogs and cats! When an infected mosquito bites your pet, it can transmit heartworm larvae, which then grow into foot-long worms that live in the heart and lungs. Left untreated, heartworms cause severe damage and can be fatal. Prevention is key because treatment is difficult, expensive, and sometimes impossible—especially for cats. Make sure your pet is protected with veterinarian-recommended heartworm prevention! Need prevention for your pet? Call us!šŸ¦Ÿā¤ļø


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Check out this before and after! Dental health is essential for both cats and dogs, as poor oral hygiene can lead to pai...
03/31/2025

Check out this before and after! Dental health is essential for both cats and dogs, as poor oral hygiene can lead to pain, infection, and serious health issues affecting the heart, kidneys, and liver. Regular dental cleanings help prevent periodontal disease, which is one of the most common health problems in pets.

During every dental procedure, we take radiographs (X-rays) to assess the health of the teeth below the gumline. This allows us to identify hidden issues such as root infections, fractures, or bone loss, ensuring we provide the best possible care for your pet’s oral and overall health. Does your pet need a dental? Call us! 🦷🪄

817-236-2000

Address

9635 Boat Club Road
Fort Worth, TX
76179

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 9pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 9pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+18172362000

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