No Hauling,
No Waiting Room
Total Vet runs veterinarians out to homes right across Tarrant County, from the bungalow rows of Fairmount to the wider lots south of Wedgwood. Working dogs, porch dogs and indoor cats all get seen the same way: at the address where they live, without a trailer or a carrier involved.
Mobile vet services in Fort Worth
A vehicle stocked like a treatment room, parked at your kerb. This is the work that gets done without anyone driving anywhere.
Wellness Exams
A proper annual going-over, weight and dentition included, with honest talk about the joints of any dog that spends its weekends working or running fence lines.
Vaccinations
Rabies as the law requires, then a sensible short list based on where the animal actually goes — Fort Woof most evenings is a different risk profile from a fenced back yard.
Sick Visits
Grass burrs worked into a paw, an abscess found under thick coat, a dog gone quiet and off its feed. Looked at properly, and treated on the spot when we can.
Diagnostics & Labs
Blood and urine collected in the house, skin and ear samples read the same visit, heartworm testing done yearly — with results talked through rather than left on a message.
End-of-Life Care
When there is nothing left to fix, a quiet end at home, out under the porch roof if that is where the dog has always slept. We handle what comes after.
Telehealth
A video call for animals already on our books, which usually settles a dosing question or a wound check without a second appointment or a second drive.
Gate to porch, across Fort Worth
Met at the gate
Rug-side workup
Truck at the kerb
From the Near Southside out to Tanglewood, the doctor comes to the address, which suits the big dogs that no longer jump into a truck bed and the cats that were never going willingly anyway.
Why Fort Worth pet owners choose us
Traditional Clinic
- Wrestling an eighty-pound dog into a truck bed in August
- I-30 at five with a nervous animal in the back seat
- A full lobby that turns a calm dog into a shaking one
- Half a working day gone for a routine annual
- Explaining the same history to a new face each visit
Total Vet Mobile Care
- The dog stays where it is and the doctor comes to it
- No 820 loop, no car park, no lobby at all
- Straight answers, in your own kitchen, without a clock
- One clinician who knows what this animal does all week
- Refills and paperwork sorted before the truck pulls off
Caring for pets in Fort Worth
This is a big-yard, long-summer town where a lot of dogs work or at least think they do, and the seasonal problems here are the ones that come with tall grass, standing water and a great deal of heat.
Grass burrs and awns
Late-summer seed heads bury themselves in paws, ears and armpits and turn into abscesses within days. Check between the toes after any walk through unmown ground.
A year-round mosquito
North Texas rarely holds a freeze long enough to break the cycle, so heartworm prevention runs through winter here too. We test annually and leave the next twelve months with you.
Trails and fenced runs
Fort Woof at Gateway Park is one of the region's original off-leash parks, the Trinity Trails run for miles along the river, and Airfield Falls gives a shorter shaded loop.
Rabies is state law
Texas requires every dog and cat over four months to hold a current rabies vaccination from a licensed vet, and Fort Worth asks that animals be registered locally as well. We vaccinate and leave the certificate.
Fort Worth Service Area & Pricing
Transparent pricing, with no hidden travel fees within our primary service zones.
Neighborhoods Served
Don't see your neighborhood? Contact us to verify coverage.
Zip Codes Served
Transparent Pricing
That covers the trip out and the examination. Anything given or sent to the lab — vaccines, blood panels, medication off the shelf — is priced separately and told to you before it happens.
Questions Fort Worth pet owners ask us
Out of hours, Fort Worth Animal Emergency Hospital at 4631 Citylake Blvd West keeps its doors open continuously, and Fort Worth Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital also runs an emergency and critical care service through every night and holiday.
"Our old heeler doesn't do car rides any more and I wasn't about to lift him. Vet came out to Ryan Place, sat on the floor with him, and got more out of that exam than the last three clinic visits put together."
Wade H.
Ryan Place, Fort Worth, TX