Fort Worth Animal Emergency Hospital

Fort Worth Animal Emergency Hospital is a Veterinarian in Fort Worth, TX. It operates as a multi-specialty emergency and critical care facility, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. The hospital serves pets with serious, life-threatening problems or minor emergencies, providing a fully functional emergency service that includes the capabilities of an entire specialty hospital. Care is performed by emergency-trained veterinary clinicians and technicians who focus on evaluating pet conditions quickly to institute appropriate treatment. The practice offers services for cats and dogs, including emergency care, advanced surgical procedures, in-house diagnostics, and advanced imaging such as X-rays and ultrasounds. It maintains a surgical suite equipped with advanced patient monitoring equipment. The hospital holds American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accreditation, a status it has maintained since 1999, with re-accreditation taking place every three years. Only 15% of all practices are AAHA certified. The facility supports residency-trained doctors who have completed a three-year program designed to provide supervised clinical experience and qualify them to become board certified. The team includes Dr. Bridget Tobleman, Dr. Anna Bierwiaczonek, Dr. Lindsay Robinson, Dr. Diane Gallivan, and Dr. Michelle Wilbanks. The hospital holds a rating of 3.50 based on customer reviews.

The location sits at 4631 Citylake Blvd W. It is situated about a tenth of a mile from Southwest Loop 820, Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway, and Bryant Irvin Road. Lake Costco is approximately a fifth of a mile away, while Main Event Entertainment is about a third of a mile from the facility.

Fort Worth Animal Emergency Hospital provides emergency and critical care for pets in Fort Worth, TX, operating around the clock with AAHA-accredited standards.