Business Details
35 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Vet in Denton, TX
Since 1991, Denton Veterinary Center has been a trusted partner in pet healthcare for Denton residents. Our full-service clinic offers comprehensive wellness exams, advanced diagnostics, surgical procedures, and urgent care, treating every pet with the same compassion we show our own animals. Our team of highly trained veterinarians utilizes state-of-the-art technology to deliver precise diagnoses and effective treatments. We maintain a feline-friendly environment to reduce stress for cats and their owners. Recognized as one of Denton's best veterinarians by local readers' choice awards, we prioritize preventative care as the foundation for pets' longevity and quality of life.Our facility includes specialized equipment for emergency care, with 24/7 access to critical services. We partner with local specialists for advanced treatments requiring specific expertise. Our commitment to professional excellence combines modern veterinary practices with personalized attention to each pet's unique needs. We provide educational resources to help owners recognize early signs of health issues. Through regular check-ups and tailored care plans, we aim to prevent disease progression and ensure pets lead healthy, active lives.
Services
Wellness Care
Surgical Procedures
Emergency Services
Diagnostic Testing
Dental Care
Microchipping
Pain Management
Senior Pet Care
Vaccinations
Parasite Prevention
Details
- Year established: 1991
Highlights and features
- Veterinary team with decades of combined experience treating cats and dogs
- 24/7 emergency care with critical treatment capabilities
- Feline-friendly facility reducing stress for cat patients
- State-of-the-art diagnostics for accurate, timely treatment decisions
- Preventative care philosophy focusing on early disease detection
What people say
Professional staff
Thorough examinations
Caring environment
Quick emergency response
Timely appointments
Services
Wellness Care
Our wellness exams focus on early disease detection through comprehensive nose-to-tail assessments tailored to each pet's life stage. We emphasize annual checkups for adult pets and bi-annual visits for seniors, incorporating age-specific testing to monitor health trends. Our preventive approach includes vaccination scheduling, parasite screening, and nutritional counseling to help pets maintain optimal health throughout their lives.
Surgical Procedures
We perform a full range of surgical interventions using modern anesthetic protocols and advanced monitoring equipment. From routine spay/neuter operations to complex orthopedic repairs, our surgical suite supports soft tissue, dental, and emergency procedures. Pre-anesthetic blood testing ensures safety, while post-operative care includes pain management and recovery monitoring to optimize healing outcomes for animal patients.
Emergency Services
24/7 emergency veterinary care handles critical situations like trauma, poisoning, respiratory distress, and severe bleeding. Our facility maintains essential diagnostic tools and treatment capabilities for immediate intervention during business hours. After-hours emergencies connect pet owners with partner clinics while our staff provides guidance for stabilizing animals en route to specialized care centers.
Diagnostic Testing
Our in-house laboratory and imaging equipment deliver rapid diagnostic results critical for treatment decisions. Digital radiography visualizes skeletal and internal organ issues, while ultrasound and electrocardiograms assess soft tissue and cardiac function. Bloodwork analysis combined with ocular pressure measurements and microscopic evaluations provides comprehensive health assessments to guide medical and surgical interventions.
Advanced Care
Beyond standard veterinary care, we provide specialized treatments for chronic conditions and complex medical cases. Our offerings include cardiology evaluations for heart disease, ophthalmologic assessments for eye conditions, and behavioral therapy for pets with anxiety or aggression issues. When necessary, we coordinate referrals to board-certified specialists for interventions requiring advanced training or specialized equipment not maintained in our facility.
People
Katrina Lindsay
Veterinarian / Medical Director
Dr. Lindsay leads our veterinary team with over two decades of small animal care experience. She emphasizes preventive medicine and client education, working to establish long-term partnerships with pet owners. Her expertise spans routine wellness to complex medical cases.
Joshua Quast
Veterinarian
Dr. Quast brings five years of clinical experience focusing on surgical procedures and emergency care. He graduated from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and maintains certifications in advanced veterinary life support protocols. His approach balances technical skill with compassionate patient handling.
Brook Hudson
Veterinarian
Dr. Hudson specializes in feline medicine and geriatric pet care. With particular expertise in managing chronic conditions like diabetes and kidney disease, they implement tailored treatment plans for senior animals. Their calm demeanor particularly benefits nervous or aggressive patients.
Emily McComas
Veterinarian
Dr. McComas focuses on diagnostic imaging and internal medicine. She excels at interpreting complex radiographic and ultrasound findings to guide treatment. Her analytical approach proves particularly valuable in difficult diagnostic cases requiring multidisciplinary collaboration.
Martin Perez
Veterinarian
Dr. Perez specializes in dental procedures and oral surgery. He implements multi-modal pain management strategies before, during, and after dental interventions. His particular interest lies in treating periodontal disease and performing tooth extractions requiring surgical access.
Questions
How often should my pet receive wellness exams?
Annual visits are recommended for most pets, with bi-annual exams for seniors. Puppies and kittens require more frequent visits during their first year of life.
Why are dental cleanings important for pets?
Professional cleanings prevent periodontal disease, which affects 92% of dogs over 3 years old. They reduce systemic bacteria spread and associated organ disease risks.
What constitutes a veterinary emergency?
Life-threatening situations like difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, or trauma require immediate care. Contact us directly for urgent situations during business hours.
What heartworm prevention options exist?
We offer year-round preventive medications tested safe for your pet's breed and health status. Annual testing ensures effectiveness while protecting against mosquito-borne infection.
How does anesthesia work for pet surgeries?
We use multi-modal protocols combining pre-operative assessment, modern anesthetics, and continuous monitoring. Bloodwork precedes anesthesia to minimize risks during surgical procedures.
What surgical services are available?
Our facility handles soft tissue surgeries, orthopedic procedures, dental operations, and emergency interventions using state-of-the-art equipment and best practices.
