University Animal Hospital

University Animal Hospital is a veterinarian in Fort Worth, TX, located at 3109 McCart Ave. The practice treats dogs and cats in the TCU area of Fort Worth. Dr. John Minnerly, a licensed veterinarian, leads the practice with experience in a wide range of medical conditions. The clinic utilizes modern equipment and techniques including digital radiography, cold laser therapy, and in-house blood chemistry analyzation. A certified pet massage therapist is also on staff. The practice offers wellness and preventive care services, including annual exams, vaccinations, fecal testing, deworming, and heartworm prevention. They perform spay and neuter procedures, and provide bathing, nail trimming, anal gland expression, and ear cleaning. Prescription food and medications can be ordered online through Covetrus VRXPRO. The hospital accepts cash, checks, debit cards, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and CareCredit. They hold a rating of 3.00 based on 1 review.

University Animal Hospital was founded in 1976 by Dr. Sam Adams, who chose his hometown of Fort Worth for his first private practice. In 1980, the practice moved to its current location at 3109 McCart, a former gym. Dr. Minnerly began working for Dr. Adams while in high school and returned to the practice in 2002 as a part-time associate, becoming full-time in 2006. He purchased the practice from Dr. Adams in 2009. Dr. Minnerly is a board member for the Fort Worth/Tarrant County Animal Foundation, which funds studies on companion animal diseases and provides scholarships for veterinary students at Texas A&M. Dr. Bob Denton, a part-time veterinarian who joined in May 2019, graduated from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 1982. He previously owned Deer Creek Animal Hospital in Crowley, Texas, for nearly three decades. Dr. Denton received the Conservation Rancher Award for Johnson County in 2022 and serves as a director for the Soil and Water Conservation District 541 of Johnson County. Jamie Crawford serves as the office manager.

The practice maintains tradition of providing veterinary care with a dedicated staff. They offer drop-off appointments for established clients and schedule appointments to minimize wait times. Indoor accommodations are available for dogs and a separate room for cats. Discounts are offered for senior citizens, active and retired military personnel, and Fort Worth Zoo employees. The clinic requires pets to be up to date on annual exams, vaccinations, fecal, and heartworm tests. For emergencies, they recommend contacting Fort Worth Animal Emergency Hospital.

University Animal Hospital combines decades of local history with modern veterinary techniques to serve the pet owners of Fort Worth.

The practice sits on McCart Ave, just steps from West Berry Street and University United Methodist Church. It is located about a fifth of a mile from the TCU Police Station and Paschal High School.

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