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.

06/20/2025

🐹✨ Oakley the Brave! ✨🐹

This morning started with a little worry, but thanks to our incredible team, sweet Oakley the guinea pig was seen first thing and had her surgery scheduled the same day! 💪💕

We’re so grateful for this kind review:

🗣️ “Amazing!!! They got my sweet Oakley in first thing this morning and scheduled her surgery for this afternoon. The most kind and empathetic staff!”

At AEHNT, we treat every little life with big love. 💖 Whether it’s fur, feathers, or whiskers—we’re here when you need us most.

06/19/2025

💔➡️💖 From Trauma to Healing: Boulder’s Story 💖➡️💪

As a fur baby momma, facing an emergency is every pet parent’s nightmare. This weekend, Boulder’s mom lived that reality when her sweet boy needed emergency surgery to remove his eye. 😢

But through the fear and uncertainty, she found compassion, skill, and support at every step:

🗣️ “The staff was AMAZING to say the least… from the check-in staff, triage team, and the ER physician. Dr. Beckham was incredibly sensitive and did an amazing job! Called me at 1:00 am to give me an update on the surgery. Dr. Chapman was great at the checkout process and next steps.”

Boulder, you’re one brave pup—and your mom is a rockstar. 🐶💪
We’re honored to be part of your journey to healing. 💙

06/17/2025

Put your paws up! 🐾 It's time to celebrate! 🎉 🙌

🏆 AEHNT was ranked #5 in USA TODAY's "America's Best Veterinary Hospitals" list for 2025. 📰 🐶

✅ Check out the full rankings and score: https://bit.ly/3F0pURL

This honor reflects our unwavering commitment to providing compassionate, expert emergency and critical care for your beloved pets—24/7, 365 days a year. 🏥 🐈🐰 🐩 🐍

To our amazing clients and their furry family members: thank you for trusting us during life’s most urgent moments. Your support means the world to us. 💙

Thank you for trusting us with the care of your pets for the past 25+ years. 🙏

At AEHNT--We're here for you. Always. ❤️

📍 2700 West State Hwy 114 Grapevine, TX 76051 | Open 24/7/365 📆
📲 ER: (817) 410-2273 | Urgent Care: (682) 688-1800

06/15/2025

Wishing all of the pet dads and kid dads a wonderful Father's Day! 🐾 💙

06/13/2025

🐶❤️ Two Jack Russells, One Incredible Team ❤️🐶

We know that no one wants to visit the emergency vet—but when you do, we’re here to make sure you and your pets feel supported every step of the way.

A huge thank you to this amazing pet parent for trusting us during a difficult time:

🗣️ “I’ve been here a few times unfortunately. But the service and quality of care is outstanding! Their expertise and knowledge of my dogs' care during a traumatic event eased my worries. Thank you so much for helping my 2 Jack Russells ❤️🐾”

At AEHNT, we’re more than just a hospital—we’re your partner in care, especially when it matters most.

06/12/2025

💪 🚗 Vin Weasel, the fast and the furriest little ferret...who was slowed down due to a urinary blockage. 🐾

Ferrets, like cats, have acidic urine that, coupled with diet and possible genetic factors, predisposes them to developing stones within their urinary bladder. Within the bladder, these stones can cause irritation and lead to clinical signs like red-tinged urine or frequent, small urinations at home. In some cases, though, the stones can travel into the urethra (the tube that carries urine out of the body). This poses a problem for male ferrets especially, as they have a very narrow urethra resulting in stones getting lodged and obstructing urinary outflow. 💦

🐾 🤎 Not only is this and the stretching of the bladder with urine uncomfortable, but eventually the kidneys aren't able to filter and excrete potassium and various toxins, leading to detrimental impacts on the heart and other organs. Without emergency intervention, obstructed or "blocked" ferrets run the risk of fatal cardiac arrhythmias and bladder rupture.

🚑 Emergency treatment to resolve the blockage is a must, often followed by surgical removal of the stones from the urinary bladder (called a cystotomy) to prevent further obstruction. Adrenal disease (a common condition in our ferret friends) can cause an enlarged prostate, which may also obstruct the urethra, so routine checkups with your exotics veterinarian are recommended to ensure your ferrets are in good health!

🚨 📲 If your ferret has a health emergency, call AEHNT at (817)410-2273 or visit us at 2700 West State Hwy 114 in Grapevine.

06/11/2025

🐰💖 From Peter to Pattie: A Bunny Tale at AEHNT! 💖🐰

We absolutely loved meeting this sweet little bunny—formerly known as Peter Rabbit—who surprised everyone (including her human!) with a big reveal during her visit. Turns out… Peter is actually a Pattie! 😄

Huge thanks to her amazing pet parent for the kind words:

🗣️ “The doctor and staff were extremely helpful and had a great bedside manner and sense of humor in providing care for my bunny formerly known as Peter Rabbit... discovered she's a girl while at the hospital so now calling her Pattie Rabbit 🤣”

At AEHNT, we’re here for every twist, turn, and tail wiggle in your pet’s journey. 💕🐾

📍 Compassionate care. Expert team. And yes, a good sense of humor too.

06/10/2025

☀️ With Summer quickly approaching, Max wants to remind everyone to stop and smell the flowers. 🌸 🌼

06/06/2025

🌈 🐾 Happy Pride Month from all of us at AEHNT! 💚 💜 💛 🧡

At our hospital, we believe love comes in every color, shape, and species. Whether furry, feathered, or scaled, every companion—and every person—deserves to be seen, celebrated, and supported.

This , we’re proud to stand with the LGBTQ+ community and honor the vibrant diversity that makes our world (and our waiting room!) so special. 💖

🐾 Share your most colorful pet pics with us and help us spread the love!

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2700 W State Highway 114
Grapevine, TX
76051

Telephone

(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