THE DALLAS–FORT WORTH RING · NORTH TEXAS · TARRANT TO KAUFMAN
Vets near Dallas–Fort Worth
Eleven practices, every one of them read off its own website. Five of them say in their own words that somebody is there overnight — three for dogs and cats, two for horses. Everything else on this page is daylight work and waits under it.
If it's an emergency, call before you drive.
“Open 24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week, 365 Days A Year!”
24 HOURS · THEIR WORDS SOURCE · fortworthanimalemergency.com“ER Open 24/7”
24/7 ER · SPECIALTY HOSPITAL SOURCE · medvet.com/location/dallas“Open for Emergencies 24/7”
24/7 EMERGENCIES · THEIR WORDS SOURCE · theparcvet.com“Our highly skilled veterinarians are available for equine emergency care 24/7”.
24/7 EMERGENCY LINE · EQUINETWO NUMBERS, AND THIS IS THE NIGHT ONEThe number above is the emergency line their own site prints. The clinic line is 972.524.7075 and it is by appointment. Horses only, and the site does not offer farm calls.
SOURCE · equineveterinaryservices.com“Emergency Assistance 24/7 …” — and on the front page, “a full-service 24/7, 365 day a year equine hospital for horses requiring specialized medical and surgical care”
24/7/365 · EQUINE · FARM CALLSTHEY ALSO DRIVE OUTThe same page says the practice “…also provides farm calls for emergencies, routine treatment, preventative care, general reproduction, and medical care”. No mileage ring stated. Horses only.
SOURCE · wseh.comLarge animal & mixed practice
In here because the practice's own website says it treats cattle, horses, sheep or goats. A clinic that only mentions dogs and cats is not in this lane no matter how good it is.
Mixed practice going back to 1972. The large-animal page names “equine (horses), cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas/llamas, and more”, cared for “…both in clinic and ambulatory (farm calls) throughout Collin County”.
Monday – Friday 8AM to 6PM by Appt Only (Closed for lunch – Noon to 1PM); Saturday 8AM to Noon for Walk-ins Only (2nd & 3rd every Month); Sunday Closed
SOURCE · allenanimalclinic.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Farm-animal care in Wise County. “Since cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, and other herd animals are by nature more prone to exposure and disease, it is important for us to have an understanding of the environment.” The site never says they drive out, so they are not in the farm-call lane.
Hospital Hours: Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; Saturday: 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
SOURCE · bridgeportanimal.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“Whether you have smaller animals such as sheep or goats, or larger ones like cattle or horses, our experts are here to cater to their unique needs.” Nothing on the site about coming to you, so this is the only lane they sit in besides goats.
Monday – Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm, Walk-ins only 8:00 am – 3:00 pm; Saturday: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm, Walk-ins only 8:00 am – 10:00 am; Sunday: Closed. We are closed the first Saturday of every month
SOURCE · decaturvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Equine practice. The Weatherford location lists “Ambulatory/Field Services”, “Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation”, “Surgery”, “Emergency Care”, “Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy” and “Intensive Care”. Their intensive-care unit is described as staffed around the clock — that is an ICU staffing line, not a 24-hour intake claim, so they are not in the overnight lane above.
Hours are not published on their site.
SOURCE · equinesportsmedicine.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Equine practice that “focuses on performance horse lameness and reproductive issues as well as wellness programs for all breeds of horses”. Horses only, and no farm-call offer anywhere on the site — the clinic is where you take them.
By Appointment Only. Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., closed for lunch 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.; Saturdays 8:30 a.m. - noon; Sunday Closed; 24/7 Emergency
SOURCE · equineveterinaryservices.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
The widest species list in the ring. Horses get “…the full spectrum of veterinary care from preventative health care through our in-hospital or field services to surgical procedures.” Cattle work includes “Ambulatory and 24hr. Emergency Services”. Small ruminants get “…services to address the needs of your sheep, goats, llamas and alpacas”, and swine runs from “…micro pigs all the way up to breeding sows and boars”.
We accept equine and large animal emergencies from 6 am to 10 pm, seven days a week every day of the year.
SOURCE · ntxvethospital.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“Providing care to dogs, cats, most livestock, goats and horses since 2008.” In clinic only right now: the site says “WE ARE CURRENTLY NOT ABLE TO MAKE FARM/HOUSE CALLS AT THIS TIME DUE TO HIGH VOLUMES OF IN CLINIC APPOINTMENTS.” — which is why they are in no farm-call lane on this page.
Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Closed for lunch 12pm-1pm); Friday- CLOSED; Saturday- CLOSED; Sunday- CLOSED
SOURCE · drthompsonvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Their own front page calls the practice “…a full-service 24/7, 365 day a year equine hospital for horses requiring specialized medical and surgical care”. Horses, and only horses — a good number to have in your phone, and the wrong one for a downed cow.
Emergency Assistance 24/7; Monday — Friday 8am — 5:30pm; Saturday 8am — 12pm
SOURCE · wseh.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
The other half of the same errand
The vet is one number. The farm you're hauling to is in the Almanac.
Tramel Farms keeps the sister book — the working farms, stands and homesteads on this same North Texas ring. Same rule about not making things up, different page. The farms near Dallas–Fort Worth keep this book honest: they are the people who call these numbers at two in the morning, and they are the first to tell us when one has changed.
SAME RING · SAME COUNTIES · DIFFERENT BOOK
The Dallas–Fort Worth ring on the Almanac ↗Poultry & goats
The hardest lane to fill honestly. A practice is in here only if its own site names chickens, goats or both. “Exotics” alone does not count, and neither does a photo of a hen.
Names goats straight out, in the list of large animals they treat: “equine (horses), cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas/llamas, and more”. No chicken or poultry claim anywhere on the site.
Monday – Friday 8AM to 6PM by Appt Only (Closed for lunch – Noon to 1PM); Saturday 8AM to Noon for Walk-ins Only (2nd & 3rd every Month); Sunday Closed
SOURCE · allenanimalclinic.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“Since cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, and other herd animals are by nature more prone to exposure and disease, it is important for us to have an understanding of the environment.” Goats in writing; no poultry claim.
Hospital Hours: Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; Saturday: 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
SOURCE · bridgeportanimal.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“Whether you have smaller animals such as sheep or goats, or larger ones like cattle or horses, our experts are here to cater to their unique needs.” Goats in writing; no poultry claim.
Monday – Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm, Walk-ins only 8:00 am – 3:00 pm; Saturday: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm, Walk-ins only 8:00 am – 10:00 am; Sunday: Closed. We are closed the first Saturday of every month
SOURCE · decaturvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
The small-ruminant page offers “…services to address the needs of your sheep, goats, llamas and alpacas”, and they do ambulatory work. Goats, yes. Chickens, nowhere on the site.
We accept equine and large animal emergencies from 6 am to 10 pm, seven days a week every day of the year.
SOURCE · ntxvethospital.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“Providing care to dogs, cats, most livestock, goats and horses since 2008.” Goats named on the front page. No poultry claim, and no farm calls at the moment.
Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Closed for lunch 12pm-1pm); Friday- CLOSED; Saturday- CLOSED; Sunday- CLOSED
SOURCE · drthompsonvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
POULTRY, SPECIFICALLY — NONE
Five practices in this ring put goats in writing. Not one of them says chicken, hen, poultry or bird anywhere on its own site — not on a services page, not in a species list. So the lane is half a lane, and we are saying so rather than stretching “most livestock” to cover the coop. If you keep birds around Fort Worth and you know a vet who sees them, that is a gap in this book we would rather fix than paper over.
Farm call
They come to you, and their own site says so. Where the site puts a limit on it — a county line, a mileage ring, a preference for hauling in — the limit is printed with the listing instead of being smoothed over.
They drive out — “…both in clinic and ambulatory (farm calls) throughout Collin County”. That county line is their own wording, and it is the whole qualifier: if your place is over in Wise or Parker, this is not the truck that's coming.
Monday – Friday 8AM to 6PM by Appt Only (Closed for lunch – Noon to 1PM); Saturday 8AM to Noon for Walk-ins Only (2nd & 3rd every Month); Sunday Closed
SOURCE · allenanimalclinic.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
The Weatherford location lists “Ambulatory/Field Services” among what it offers, alongside “Emergency Care”. No radius and no client-only rule stated on the page, so none is printed here.
Hours are not published on their site.
SOURCE · equinesportsmedicine.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Field work for horses — “…in-hospital or field services” — and for cattle, “Ambulatory and 24hr. Emergency Services”. The one thing to hold in your head: the emergency window their own site prints is 6 am to 10 pm, so read the hours line before you count on the small hours.
We accept equine and large animal emergencies from 6 am to 10 pm, seven days a week every day of the year.
SOURCE · ntxvethospital.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“…also provides farm calls for emergencies, routine treatment, preventative care, general reproduction, and medical care” — paired with a 24/7 hospital, and the only farm call in this ring that is. Horses.
Emergency Assistance 24/7; Monday — Friday 8am — 5:30pm; Saturday 8am — 12pm
SOURCE · wseh.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
How this page was made
Checked 9 August 2026 · 11 practicesTheir site or nothing
Every name, number, address, hour and overnight claim on this page was read off the practice's own website on 9 August 2026. No Yelp, no map cards, no directory scrapes. Where a practice does not publish a thing — the Weatherford equine hospital's street address and hours, for two — the line says so instead of filling in.
Lanes are claims, not guesses
A practice is in the large-animal, goat or farm-call lane because its own site says it treats those animals or drives out. Thompson names goats but says plainly it can't make farm or house calls right now, so it is not in that lane. That is the whole method.
No status lights, no stars
Hours are quoted, never rendered as “open now” — the day a clinic closes early is exactly the day a status light gets you killed on the drive. No ratings, no reviews, no sponsored placements, no affiliate links. Order is by lane and species, then alphabetical.