At VCA Advanced Care Animal Hospital, we help pets live long, healthy and happy lives. We work hard to deliver the best medical care for your pets, as well as the best experience for you, the owner.
Our veterinarians, technicians and other pet-friendly support staff are trained to the highest standards. Their thorough knowledge of the latest procedures and medicines ensures that all our patients get the best in prevention and healing care.
Our animal hospital has been helping local families and their beloved pets for over 25 years.
VCA Advanced Care Animal Hospital is a vet clinic conveniently located on the service road of Highway 121 in Bedford in the Mid-Cities area of DFW, close to DFW Airport. We provide veterinary services to Bedford and the surrounding areas including Grapevine, Euless, Colleyville, Southlake, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Irving, and Arlington.
Our veterinary hospital provides boarding, grooming, and various surgical/medical services. We offer preventive wellness and illness care, early disease detection and vaccines, parasite control, internal medicine, ultrasound, spay and neuter surgery, dentistry, micro-chipping, as well as Home Delivery services and CareClub. CareClub is our comprehensive wellness membership for pets of all ages with unlimited exams and easy affordable monthly payments. We also carry a variety of pet foods such as Hill's and Royal Canin Prescription Diets.
VCA Advanced Care works closely with the Bedford Animal Shelter, Dallas Animal Services, SPCA, Irving Animal Services, and many other local rescue groups.
Our love for animals is what drives our hospital's exceptional quality of medicine and our passion for helping others is what creates the excellent client experience that you have at our hospital.
With numerous years of combined experience, Dr. Hageny, Dr. Costa, Dr. Trussell and Dr. Cote provide a vast amount of expertise, knowledge, and experience to determine the best route for you and your family pet.
Everyone on our staff believes that the better we get to know you, the better we can provide the best possible care for your pet. We'll also carefully track the course of your pet's care, which is so important to your pet's long-term health. In fact, when you come in, you'll see exactly why our veterinarians are praised for their kind and thorough care.
Caring for pets means meeting a wide range of needs beyond health care. Fortunately, there’s a whole community of organizations and businesses eager to help.
Here’s where to meet the local groups that we recommend to our pet-loving families.
City of Bedford Animal Shelter
The Bedford Animal Control Division is responsible for the care and custody of all impounded animals, responding to calls for service, quarantining of animals, investigating reports of cruelty and enforcing animal ordinance violations. This Division aggressively seeks good homes for all adoptable animals.
Visit City of Bedford Animal Shelter
City of Euless Animal Shelter
Animal Services enforces city regulations regarding pets and other animals for the City of Euless. The city's goal is to ensure every animal is responsibly cared for and offer shelter and assistance to lost animals. City staff encourages every pet owner to register their pet with the Euless Animal Shelter and also maintain current vaccinations. An Animal Services Officer is on-call 24 hours a day in case of an emergency.
Visit City of Euless Animal Shelter
City of Grapevine Animal Shelter
Visit City of Grapevine Animal Shelter
City of Hurst Animal Shelter
The City of Hurst Animal Services Center has many wonderful pets available for adoption to loving homes. In addition to providing and promoting the humane treatment of animals, Animal Services also protects the public by managing the Hurst animal population.
Visit City of Hurst Animal Shelter
Puppy Rescue Mission
Puppy Rescue Mission is a 501c3 registered charity and a certified domestic non-profit in Texas.
The Puppy Rescue Mission works to fund-raise and assist in pet rescue, foster and re-homing when needed, in particular pets of soldiers, especially those deployed in war zones. They assist with requests, logistics, administration and fund-raising for the adopted stray dogs of war rescued by and bonded with soldiers. This may include vet care, supplies, transport and related issues. They work with or through other organizations that help soldiers bring their companion animals home from war.
