Business Details
27 Years
experience
Emergency
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Your Trusted Veterinarian in Fort Worth, TX
Cityview Animal Hospital has been delivering comprehensive veterinary care, boarding, and services to Fort Worth since 1999. Our experienced team treats every pet as family, prioritizing preventative care through wellness exams, vaccinations, and early detection to ensure longevity and quality of life. We specialize in state-of-the-art diagnostics, advanced surgical procedures, and tailored treatment plans, combining cutting-edge technology with compassionate care.As lifelong pet owners ourselves, we understand the importance of trust and transparency in veterinary medicine. Our staff is committed to educating pet owners about their pets' health needs while maintaining rigorous safety standards across all services. With over two decades of service, we remain dedicated to being honored partners in your pets lifelong healthcare journey.
Services
Wellness Exams
Pet Vaccinations
Surgical Procedures
Pet Boarding
Dental Care
Senior Pet Care
Microchipping
Heartworm Prevention
Diagnostic Testing
Emergency Services
Details
- Year established: 1999
Highlights and features
- We have been serving Fort Worth's pet community since 1999 with proven expertise.
- Our hospital provides state-of-the-art diagnostic testing and treatment options.
- Compassionate staff treats every pet with individualized care and attention.
- We offer emergency veterinary services for urgent pet health situations.
- Our team delivers advanced surgical procedures using modern medical equipment.
What people say
Attentive staff
Efficient service
Compassionate care
Caring like family
Expert vets
Services
Wellness Exams
Comprehensive nose-to-tail wellness exams detect early health issues in pets who hide symptoms effectively. We tailor age-specific assessments for puppies, adult pets, and seniors. Services include vaccination scheduling and parasite prevention plans to maintain long-term health.
Surgical Procedures
Routine and advanced surgeries performed using state-of-the-art equipment with multi-modal anesthesia for safety. Procedures include spays/neuters, mass removals, dental surgeries, and orthopedic treatments. Compassionate pre-, during, and post-operative monitoring ensures patient comfort and recovery.
Pet Boarding
Secure, temperature-controlled boarding facilities with separate areas for dogs and cats. Trained veterinary staff administers medications and provides emergency care. Vaccination updates available before stays. Regular playtime and personalized attention maintain pet comfort during owner travel.
Diagnostic Testing
Advanced diagnostics include bloodwork, urinalysis, and radiography for accurate health assessments. Annual baseline testing helps track normal values to detect deviations early. X-rays identify internal issues like fractures, organ abnormalities, and respiratory conditions affecting pet well-being.
Emergency Care
Urgent medical attention available for unexpected pet illnesses or injuries. Experienced veterinarians triage critical cases with immediate diagnostics and treatment. Onsite resources handle trauma, poisoning, severe infections, and other life-threatening conditions requiring prompt intervention.
People
Ron Lott
Veterinarian
Dr. Ron Lott has served Fort Worth's pet community for over two decades, combining surgical expertise with compassionate care at Cityview Animal Hospital.
Adrienne C. Hudgens
Veterinarian
Dr. Adrienne Hudgens specializes in preventative medicine and senior pet care, leveraging 20+ years of local veterinary experience for Fort Worth animal families.
Stevi Macke
Hospital Manager
Stevi Macke oversees hospital operations with 15 years of veterinary management expertise, ensuring smooth service delivery for Cityview Animal Hospital clients.
Questions
How often should pets receive wellness exams?
Annual exams recommended for most pets, seniors every 6 months, with puppies/kittens needing more frequent visits during their first year.
Why are dental cleanings important for pets?
Professional cleanings prevent bad breath, reduce systemic infection risks, and detect oral diseases early to avoid costly surgical interventions.
What emergency services are available?
Urgent care for trauma, poisoning, severe infections, and other critical conditions with immediate diagnostics and treatment protocols available.
What boarding requirements exist?
Dogs require distemper/parvo, rabies, and bordetella vaccines; cats need distemper and rabies. Vaccination updates available before stays.
When should pets get spayed/neutered?
Recommended at 6 months old, though specific timing depends on breed, size, and individual health factors assessed by our veterinarians.
How does heartworm prevention work?
Monthly preventatives protect against mosquito-borne infection. Dogs require annual testing, while cats need strict prevention as no treatment exists.
