Animal Hospital Southwest

Dr. Morris and his team were well worth the time to visit from downtown Fort Worth for routine vet care and even emergencies. I always felt like they cared for my cat and dog, were honest with their recommendations, and never tried to take advantage of my fear for my pets wellbeing. They were always friendly and even remembered our names!

My sons dog (Choco) gets all of his annual needs of care here. Being that he’s my DG-​son I rarely come in contact with the hospital unless its an emergency like him digging holes and getting loose or my son is out of town.
Whenever I have had the opportunity to visit the staff is so welcoming and friendly.
The ER visit today was filled with knowledgeable information to keep Choc sane when we leave him outside. Didn’t know that there was a drug to give dogs for anxiety named Trazodone. This is something that I will make sure that my son get him on ASAP!
This location is always accepting donations and all pet items. If your looking for a good place for your four legged family member to be treated please give them a try. Very nice people and clean facility. Have your pet tell them Choco sent you…:~}

This is the default vet if you adopt a dog at the neighboring Humane Society. Kiki had demodectic mange and an upper respiratory infection. She also needed dental work and to get spayed.
Most vets require that you take your dog in for weekly dips to treat demodectic mange. I’m not sure if it’s because she’s 5 lbs or what, but he used topical Certifect biweekly to successfully treat her, thus sparing her from the trauma of getting dipped. He also successfully treated her kennel cough. When she had her surgeries (spay/​deciduous teeth removal), his awesome vet techs texted me and kept me updated on her condition. They also text you friendly reminders about when your appointments are due.
When I adopted my second dog, I had to take him to an approved vet who would honor the free visit. This place did. Dr. Morris and his staff are very friendly, except for only one surly woman who works behind the desk. She’s attentive though; one time an elderly couple brought an unfriendly dog without a leash. They were not good at paying attention to the dog nor at keeping it under control. Surly Woman quickly let them know about her disdain and brought a leash from the back.
I usually schedule myself for early morning appointments to cut down on the wait time. Only once did I have to wait past my appointment time (40 minutes), but I take responsibility for it since I was 10 minutes late.