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Your Trusted Partner for Veterinary Care in Dallas
Holt Veterinary Clinic has been a trusted provider of comprehensive veterinary care in Dallas since 1946. Our experienced team of veterinarians and staff is deeply committed to compassionate, high-quality care for pets across all stages of life. We offer a full range of services including wellness exams, surgical procedures, emergency care, diagnostics, and pet boarding. Accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), we meet the highest standards in veterinary medicine.Our Fear Free Certified practice ensures minimal stress for pets during visits, and we actively engage in community outreach and continuing education to enhance pet health. With over 75 years of service, we treat every pet as family and partner with owners to extend their companions healthspan through preventive care and advanced treatments.
Services
Wellness Exams
Vaccinations
Dental Care
Emergency Care
Pet Boarding
Surgical Procedures
Diagnostics
Senior Pet Care
Nutritional Counseling
Details
- Year established: 1946
Highlights and features
- Celebrating over 75 years of compassionate veterinary care in Dallas.
- Our Fear Free Certified staff minimizes stress during pet visits.
- AAHA accreditation ensures adherence to the highest medical standards.
- 24/7 emergency referrals for critical after-hours care.
- Partners in community pet wellness education and outreach.
Associations and certifications
- AAHA
- Fear Free Certified Practice
What people say
Great staff
Treated like family
Caring
Attentive
Loved the service
Services
Wellness Exams
Regular nose-to-tail exams detect early health issues in pets. Our veterinarians perform age-specific assessments to prevent diseases and extend your pets lifespan. Comprehensive check-ups include parasite screening, vaccinations, and tailored health recommendations for puppies, adult pets, and seniors.
Surgical Procedures
We offer routine and advanced surgeries using state-of-the-art equipment. Services include spay/neuter, mass removal, dental surgery, and orthopedic procedures. Dedicated monitoring ensures safety during anesthesia, and post-operative care focuses on rapid recovery with pain management protocols.
Emergency Care
Critical care for trauma, poisoning, breathing difficulties, and other emergencies. Trained staff provides diagnostics, stabilization, and hospitalization during business hours. After-hours referrals connect clients to 24/7 emergency facilities with seamless coordination for continued care.
Diagnostics
Advanced diagnostic tools like blood analysis, digital radiography, and ultrasound enable precise health assessments. These services support early disease detection, surgical planning, and emergency treatment decisions while minimizing patient discomfort during evaluations.
Pet Boarding
Safe, supervised boarding for dogs and cats during travel or family absences. Our facility maintains strict hygiene standards and provides individualized attention, medication administration, and recreational playtime to keep pets comfortable and stress-free during stays.
People
Geoff Bratton
Veterinarian
Dr. Geoff Bratton brings decades of experience in comprehensive veterinary care, emphasizing preventive medicine and geriatric pet needs.
Amanda Caldwell
Veterinarian
Dr. Amanda Caldwell specializes in surgical procedures and pain management, ensuring optimal outcomes for post-operative patients.
Kiara Harden
Veterinarian
Dr. Kiara Harden focuses on emergency medicine, providing critical care interventions for trauma and acute illnesses.
Pablo
Certified Veterinary Assistant
Pablo supports daily operations with expertise in patient handling, medication administration, and compassionate animal care.
Ellen
Licensed Veterinary Technician
Ellen assists with diagnostics, surgery preparation, and client education, ensuring high standards of veterinary support.
Questions
How often should my pet have a wellness exam?
Yearly exams are recommended for most pets, with senior pets needing evaluations every six months to monitor age-related changes.
Why is dental cleaning important for pets?
Professional cleanings prevent periodontal disease, which can lead to heart, liver, and kidney issues in pets if left untreated.
What constitutes a veterinary emergency?
Seek immediate care for trauma, difficulty breathing, seizures, uncontrolled bleeding, or ingestion of toxins.
At what age should I spay or neuter my pet?
Holt Veterinary Clinic recommends spaying/neutering at six months, with specific guidance based on breed and health status.
Do cats need annual heartworm prevention?
Yes. Heartworm disease is preventable year-round through monthly medications administered 12 months annually.
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