Business Details
38 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Pet Care Partner in Flower Mound, TX
Main Street Veterinary Hospital, established in 1988 and AAHA-accredited since 1998, has provided comprehensive veterinary care to Flower Mound pets for over three decades. Our team of dedicated veterinarians and support staff combines modern technology with compassionate care to deliver advanced diagnostics, surgical procedures, and preventive medicine tailored to each pet's unique needs. We emphasize continuing education to maintain expertise in specialized disciplines while prioritizing wellness exams and early disease detection. Our facility meets rigorous AAHA standards covering surgery, emergency services, and patient care, with only 15% of U.S./Canadian animal hospitals achieving this distinction.We extend our commitment beyond the clinic through community support initiatives and educational resources for pet owners, maintaining flexible hours including Saturday appointments to accommodate busy schedules.
Services
Pet Wellness
Surgical Procedures
Urgent Care
Pet Boarding
Pet Grooming
Diagnostic Testing
Dental Care
Senior Pet Care
Nutritional Counseling
Microchipping
Details
- Year established: 1988
Highlights and features
- AAHA-accredited hospital meeting strict veterinary care standards
- Veterinarians with specialized training in multiple disciplines
- 24/7 emergency referral network access through local partners
- Continuing education programs ensuring up-to-date medical practices
- 24-hour monitoring for surgical and critical care patients
Associations and certifications
- AAHA
What people say
Friendly staff
Knowledgeable team
Compassionate care
Timely appointments
Experienced doctors
Services
Pet Wellness
Our comprehensive wellness exams include nose-to-tail physical assessments and age-specific evaluations to detect health issues early. We emphasize routine check-ups for disease prevention and longevity, offering tailored vaccination schedules and nutritional counseling. Our approach combines traditional veterinary medicine with modern diagnostics to maintain optimal pet health.
Surgical Procedures
We perform routine and complex surgeries using state-of-the-art equipment and multi-modal anesthesia protocols. Services include soft tissue operations, orthopedic repairs, and dental procedures with pre-operative blood testing for patient safety. Our team prioritizes pain management and post-operative care for successful recovery outcomes.
Urgent Care
Critical care is available during regular hours for pets with trauma, severe illness, or life-threatening conditions. We handle urgent diagnostics, fracture stabilization, and emergency surgeries while providing 24/7 referral network access through Flower Mound Veterinary Emergency Center for after-hours needs. Rapid response ensures immediate treatment for critical cases.
Diagnostic Testing
Advanced diagnostic capabilities include in-house lab work, digital radiography, ultrasound, and specialized testing for accurate disease detection. We utilize blood analysis, urinalysis, and imaging technologies to establish health baselines and monitor chronic conditions, enabling early intervention and targeted treatments for improved patient outcomes.
Senior Pet Care
Specialized care plans address aging pets' unique needs through comprehensive health assessments and age-specific screening tests. Our approach focuses on managing chronic conditions, mobility issues, and organ function decline while maintaining quality of life through tailored nutrition, pain management, and regular monitoring protocols.
People
Samantha Coppedge
Medical Director
Dr. Coppedge leads our medical team with expertise in preventive care and internal medicine, emphasizing early disease detection and client education.
Jill Langston
Veterinarian
Dr. Langston specializes in surgical procedures and critical care, bringing extensive experience in emergency medicine and complex case management.
Colleen Phelan
Veterinarian
Dr. Phelan focuses on acupuncture and traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, offering holistic treatment options for chronic pain and mobility issues.
Questions
How often should my pet have an exam?
Annual exams for most pets, bi-annual for seniors, with puppies/kittens needing frequent early-life visits.
Why does my pet need dental cleaning?
Prevents bad breath, tooth loss, and systemic diseases by removing plaque and monitoring oral health.
What happens during a dental cleaning?
Includes anesthesia, blood testing, tartar removal, and comprehensive mouth examination under monitored conditions.
Should I worry about behavior changes?
Yes - changes in appetite, activity, or elimination habits may indicate underlying health issues needing veterinary attention.
How to handle flea/tick infestations?
Isolate pet, schedule testing, and consider preventative treatments available through our clinic.
What are heartworm prevention options?
Year-round medication options tailored to your pet's lifestyle and budget, with annual testing recommended for dogs.
