Arlington North Animal Clinic

11/13/2021

Notice of Clinic Closure. After 50 years of service to our valued clients and their wonderful pets, Arlington North Animal Clinic will be closing it's doors for the last time at 5pm on Friday, December 17, 2021.
Our sincerest thanks for your loyalty and support over these many years, and we wish you nothing but the best and continued good health for you and your pets. We will be happy to assist you as you make arrangements to work with a new veterinarian.
**Clients may request their pets' records by contacting us through email at [email protected] or by calling (817)274-1811. We will be happy to email records directly to pet owners or to their new veterinarian's office.
**Clients may request hard copies of their records to either pick up or have delivered by US Mail. Please note there will be a small fee for copying, supplies and postage.
**Refill requests for certain medications and/or prescription diets must be made prior to December 17th, and we will accommodate those requests as our inventory allows

06/26/2021

Senior Diabetic Cat needs a loving home. "Mr. Bean" is an 11 yr old solid white short hair, 21lbs. His owner, who lived alone, passed away on Father's day. Mr. Bean is strictly indoors, and needs insulin injections twice daily. Please contact us if you would be interested in a big, lovable kitty.

02/25/2021

Wishing Dr. Hester the best of luck as he embarks on the Retirement life! Thank you Doc for all the compassion, caring, and hard work you provided our clients and their pets for 22 + years! You will be greatly missed but you deserve only the best in life!

11/01/2019

An overview of the heartworm life cycle emphasizing the importance of prevention.

11/22/2018

Find out which Thanksgiving foods are safe for dogs—and which are not.

Can dogs eat Thanksgiving turkey? Are potatoes safe for dogs to eat? Find out which Thanksgiving foods are safe for dogs — and which aren’t!

05/25/2017

Be mindful of high temperatures and humidity this Holiday Weekend if taking your pet with you outdoors. Provide plenty of fresh water and access to shade-- they can get overheated too!!