Thrive Pet Healthcare - Mesquite

Thrive Pet Healthcare - Mesquite We offer walk-in, outpatient care for pets in non-critical condition who need prompt access to a vet.

A pet can bring a lifetime of joy, love and treasured memories. With those happy moments also comes a special responsibility to care for the needs of your animal friend. We believe your pet deserves the best veterinary care Town East Animal Hospital has to offer and we take great pride in making sure he or she is treated with special respect and care.

06/01/2026

We’re open as Thrive Pet Healthcare Mesquite. 🐾

Today, our hospital begins a new chapter as a primary care veterinary hospital for dogs and cats. You’ll find us in the same location at 1600 Gross Road, Suite 100, in Mesquite, with the same phone number: 972-270-5404.

Our new primary care services include:

• Wellness and illness exams
• Vaccinations
• Parasite prevention and medications
• Dental services
• Surgical services
• Imaging
• Lab diagnostics

Our hours are Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

You may also enroll your pet in Thrive Plus at this location. Thrive Plus includes unlimited free pet exams, 10% off care services, $5 basic nail trims and access to the HereFurYou Helpline powered by whiskerDocs.

Please note that after-hours urgent care services are no longer available at this location. For after-hours urgent care needs, we recommend Hillside Veterinary Clinic at 6150 E. Mockingbird Lane, Suite 201, in Dallas, 214-824-0397.

We’re grateful for your trust and look forward to providing primary care for your pets.

Call 972-270-5404 to schedule an appointment.

05/28/2026

📣 Important update from Thrive Pet Healthcare Urgent Care - Mesquite

Beginning Monday, June 1, our hospital will transition from urgent care services to primary care services and become Thrive Pet Healthcare Mesquite.

We’ll continue caring for pets at the same location on Gross Road, with a new focus on primary veterinary care for dogs and cats. This change allows our team to support the community’s need for wellness care, illness visits, diagnostics, dental care and other primary care services.

Here’s what to know:
• Urgent care services end: Saturday, May 30, at 10 p.m.
• Primary care services begin: Monday, June 1, at 8 a.m.
• Same address: 1600 Gross Road, Suite 100, Mesquite, TX 75149
• Same phone number: 972-270-5404
• Hours starting June 1: Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

Beginning June 1, services will include wellness and illness exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention and medications, dental and surgical services, imaging, and lab diagnostics.

For after-hours urgent care needs after May 30, we recommend Hillside Veterinary Clinic at 6150 E. Mockingbird Lane, Suite 201, in Dallas, 214-824-0397.

Questions or ready to schedule a primary care visit? Please call us at 972-270-5404.

Frankie here us such a cutie. Aren't dachshund puppies so adorable.
05/19/2026

Frankie here us such a cutie. Aren't dachshund puppies so adorable.

Bones and dogs, seems to go hand in hand doesn't it. What some people may not realize is some bones can be very harmful ...
05/18/2026

Bones and dogs, seems to go hand in hand doesn't it.
What some people may not realize is some bones can be very harmful in pets. Chronic bone feeding can lead to impaction of the stomach or colon, needing surgery to correct. Some bones can get lodged into the roof of the mouth or even caught around the muzzle.
Did you know? Cooked bones splinter when chewed or broken, leading to rough and pointy edges. These can tear at the esophagus, stomach lining, or intestines leading to sepsis.
Please do your research when feeding bones to pets and if your still unsure consult a veterinarian.

🐾 May is Microchip Your Pet Month! 🐾Did you know that microchipping your pet can help bring them back home safely if the...
05/16/2026

🐾 May is Microchip Your Pet Month! 🐾
Did you know that microchipping your pet can help bring them back home safely if they ever get lost? A microchip is a simple, painless way to ensure your furry friend’s safety and gives you peace of mind.
📌 Why microchip?
Provides permanent identification
Increases the chance of pet recovery
Works even if your pet loses their collar or tags
If you haven’t microchipped your pet yet, now is the perfect time! Visit your local vet or animal shelter to get started.
💙 Keep your pets safe and loved. Share this post to spread awareness about the importance of microchipping!

As we embark on summer days in the sun, keep an eye on your furry friends to ensure they are staying cool and hydrated d...
05/15/2026

As we embark on summer days in the sun, keep an eye on your furry friends to ensure they are staying cool and hydrated during these warmer months. Click through for some tips on protecting your pet from heat risks:
thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/protecting-you-pet-from-heat-risks

⚠️ Toy Trouble Alert 🐶This sweet pup came in with a toy firmly lodged behind her lower canine teeth—something we see mor...
05/14/2026

⚠️ Toy Trouble Alert 🐶
This sweet pup came in with a toy firmly lodged behind her lower canine teeth—something we see more often than you’d think! While it might look harmless (and even a little funny), objects stuck like this can cause pain, stress, and even injury to the mouth if not addressed quickly.
🦷 What we did:
• Safely removed the toy
• Checked for any dental damage
• Made sure our patient was comfortable and pain-free
💡 Pet Safety Tip:
Choose toys that are appropriately sized for your dog—too small or flexible items can easily get stuck. Always supervise playtime, especially with new toys!
If your pet ever gets something stuck in their mouth, avoid pulling it out forcefully—this can cause more harm. Reach out to your vet right away for safe removal.

Chrome was such a cutie, rocking her robe in the clinic.
05/13/2026

Chrome was such a cutie, rocking her robe in the clinic.

Spring is in bloom, but not everything blooming is safe for pets! Many popular spring plants can be highly toxic to dogs...
05/12/2026

Spring is in bloom, but not everything blooming is safe for pets!
Many popular spring plants can be highly toxic to dogs and cats, leading to emergency vet visits. Thrive Pet Healthcare is helping pet owners make safer choices with easy plant swaps that keep homes beautiful—with less risk.

*Top 5 Most Toxic Plants and Safer Alternatives

Deadly: Lillies (Lilium and Hemerocallis species)
Highly toxic to cats—ingesting even a small amount of any part of the plant causes fatal kidney failure
Safer Choice: Orchids, sunflowers, or roses

Deadly: Sago Palm
Extremely toxic to dogs—all parts of the plant, especially the seeds, cause severe liver failure
Safer Choice: Areca palm or ponytail palm

Dangerous: Tulip and hyacinth bulbs
The bulbs contain toxins that cause severe vomiting, diarrhea, and difficulty breathing in dogs
Safer Choice: Petunia or snapdragon for springtime color with less risk
Dangerous: Autumn Crocus (Colchicum autumnale)
Causes vomiting, liver and kidney damage and can be fatal to dogs and cats
Safer Choice: African violet or marigold for a pop of color indoors or out

Toxic: Pothos (Devil’s Ivy)
Mild to moderate toxicity—can cause mouth irritation, excessive drooling, and vomiting in pets
Safer Choice: Spider plant or Boston fern for a greenery-filled home

Spring brings many reasons to give flowers—Easter, Mother’s Day, and birthdays. But before sending a bouquet to a friend or family member with pets, consider their safety. Many floral arrangements contain lilies or other harmful blooms that could pose a risk to pets.
If you're concerned about a toxicity, please contact ASPCA poison helpline or your local veterinarian.

This gorgeous girl is Yumi, and this picture does not truly show the bright orange of her eyes.
05/11/2026

This gorgeous girl is Yumi, and this picture does not truly show the bright orange of her eyes.

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1600 Gross Road #100
Mesquite, TX
75149

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+19722705404

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