Animal Emergency Hospital of North Texas

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Animal Emergency Hospital of North Texas

We're Here for You. Always. ❤️ AEHNT provides 24/7 Emergency and Urgent Care for Pets in Grapevine, Southlake, & Surrounding Communities in North Texas.
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We see cats, dogs, reptiles, birds, and pocket pets. 🐰🐍 Call (817) 410-2273 or visit www.aehnt.com. The ANIMAL EMERGENCY HOSPITAL of NORTH TEXAS is designed to provide emergency and critical care when your primary veterinarian is unable to attend to your pet’s urgent needs or your pet requires around the clock monitoring and treatment. We are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including holidays, to better serve you and your pets, when it counts the most.

08/15/2025

👀 You're not seeing double, but you are seeing 2 awesome technicians that are prepping handsome Dewey for his foreign body surgery.

Dewey says thank you, Katy and Genesis! ❤️ 🐾

08/13/2025

We pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality care for pets 24/7. Thank you for trusting us with the care of your pet, Rebecca! ❤️ 💙

08/12/2025

🏅 Another friendly AEHNT competition has been completed with our winners Katy, Shelby, and Brandi. 🏆

The game this time around; Exotics Bingo! 🦜 🐍

Here at AEHNT, we see a lot of interesting cases and most of that being in the realm of exotics. Some of the cases that were on the list of bingo were:

- Pet store mystery illness 🦄
- Liver lobe torsion 🥨
- Hedgehog oral mass 🦔
- Egg yolk peritonitis 🍳
- A frog 🐸

08/07/2025

We're here 24/7 for emergencies! ❤️ 🐾

08/06/2025

We always love it when pet parents show their appreciation for our team through goodies...and feel-good stories! 📖

Cheeto came to us after experiencing some abdominal pain for several days of not eating. After an ultrasound revealed free fluid in his belly and a life-threatening gallbladder mucocele with suspected gallbladder rupture, it was recommended to have an emergency surgery. 🚑

After his early morning surgery to remove the gall bladder and multiple days with intensive hospitalization, Cheeto took a turn for the absolute best. ✨

We, as a hospital, are always so happy to see our patients show us their true personality after seeing them at their sickest. 🧡

08/05/2025

Our phones are down, but we are OPEN! We appreciate your patience as we try to get our phones back up and running.

07/29/2025

Thank you for your kind words, Samantha! ❤️ 🙏

07/16/2025

📅 Severus decided to check the schedule on when a good time would be to eat something he shouldn't have...

Unfortunately for his moms (Technicians Callie and Nicole), that time was when they were out of town. ✈️ Yes, vet staff can also have troublesome pets that cause them stress! 😹

These technicians may have one ornery cat, but luckily, they work with a team of wonderful doctors and fellow technicians who were able to help Severus avoid (another) foreign body surgery. 💪 🖤

After inducing vomiting, Severus produced a majority of the plastic he ate, and an endoscope procedure was able to remove the remaining 3 pieces.

Be sure to stay out of trouble, Severus! 😻

07/09/2025

🚗 🐇 If your parents are willing to drive 2 hours to have you be seen for not eating your favorite foods, you better arrive in style. 🐰 ✨

If you're worried your rabbit skips a meal, we're worried too! 🥬 🌿

Luckily for Thunder, his parents knew the signs to look for and sought out immediate medical help before making an appointment with their primary vet.

07/08/2025

Here at AEHNT, we like to hold friendly competitions, especially ones that focus on important vet tech skills. Recently, we had a competition on making the best blood smears. 🩸 💉

🤔 Why are blood smears important in vet med?
Blood smears are often used to complement complete blood counts (CBC) and help identify abnormalities in blood cells, such as infections, anemia, or other hematological conditions. These slides can be read either manually or with specialized equipment that will scan these slides and send images to a Hematopathologist.

💭 What makes a good blood smear?
Making sure your sample is of a "bullet" shape with a feathered edge
Making sure your slide is free of streaks or clumps
Making sure your slide is properly stained, not too dark and not too light

🥇 🏆 Congratulations to Rachael J., Shelby and Alex M. for being our top 3 participants!

07/07/2025

⚠️ WARNING: Golden puppy smooches ahead! 😘

Nate was feeling a little under the weather, so his parents brought him into AEHNT to see what was going on. 🐶 🏥

Luckily, his parvo snap test was negative, so he went home after an injection of Cerenia, to help with the nausea, and some kisses for the road from his technician, Magan. 💋 🐕 🐾

07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day! ❤️ 🐾 🎇

We hope you enjoy your time with friends and family and stay safe this holiday weekend!

Remember to keep your pets safe, hydrated, and out of harm's way. 🐶 😻

Should anything happen, please know that AEHNT is here for you. 💙 We're open 24 hours for pet emergencies. Just give us a call at (817)410-2273 or visit our hospital located at 2700 West State Hwy 114 in Grapevine.

Happy 4th! 🌟

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Grapevine, TX

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(817) 410-2273

Website

http://www.aehnt.com/

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COVID-19 Update: We are Open! As an essential business, AEHNT will remain open 24/7 for emergencies. We have restricted access to our facility and will meet you outside with your pet for the safety and well-being of both you and our staff. If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please call AEHNT prior to your arrival at 817-410-2273 and we will provide you with instructions.

The ANIMAL EMERGENCY HOSPITAL of NORTH TEXAS is designed to provide emergency and critical care when your primary veterinarian is unable to attend to your pet’s urgent needs or your pet requires around the clock monitoring and treatment. We are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including holidays, to better serve you and your pets, when it counts the most.

Think your pet might have be having an emergency? For quality, compassionate Emergency Care, call us at (817)410-2273