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While the focus of our medical practice at Town and Country Hospital is your pet’s wellness, an important part of our services is the diagnosis and non-surgical treatment of diseases that can affect your pet’s internal organs and body systems.

Our experienced veterinarians, supported by advanced diagnostic technology, are able identify and effectively treat a range of complex internal medicine diseases.

As part of our commitment to provide you with access to the best medical care for your pet, we have also invested in the latest advanced diagnostic technology. After performing a thorough examination, diagnostic tests are sometimes necessary in order to identify the underlying cause of your pet’s illness.

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The scope of our general medicine services is wide and covers expertise of the skin, eyes, heart, lungs, abdomen, endocrine, neurological, and orthopedic diseases and conditions.

Diagnostics

Quickly An Accurately Diagnosing Your Pet

Diagnostic Testing

We provide comprehensive in-house diagnostics.

Our in-house diagnostic capabilities include bloodwork (CBC and Chemistry panels), urinalysis, fecals, heartwork testing, radiographs, ultrasound, cytology, and endoscopy.

It is our policy to review any recommended tests with you before they are performed, as well as discuss all the available treatment options and fees.
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A Sick Pet Is Sad For Everyone!

If your pet does become sick or injured, our veterinarians and medical team are here to provide the compassionate, skilled veterinary care your pet needs.  We work quickly to get you an accurate diagnosis and treatment recommendations to minimize your pet’s discomfort and your worries.

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 Labs

We operate a full-service laboratory that allows us to perform complete blood counts, chemistry profiles, electrolytes, urinalysis, fecal exams, cytology evaluations, and other tests.

Radiology

X-rays are one of the most common and useful diagnostic tools in medicine because of their ability to penetrate tissues and show your pet’s organs and bones.

Ultrasound

Ultrasound is a painless, safe, non-invasive procedure that we use to evaluate your pet’s internal organs. It is one of the many ways we strive to give you peace of mind.

Endoscopy

Endoscopy is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure commonly used to evaluate the interior surfaces of your pet’s gastrointestinal organs through a small tube with a camera inserted into his or her body.

Town and Country is the best. We were new to Texas and they treated my dog in his last month and were extremely professional and sweet. After his passing, I received a handwritten card signed by the entire staff and it truly touched me. They do an excellent job with their animal care.

Lauren Kimbro, Dog Owner

Everyone who works here has been very nice and pleasant to us, and we’ve appreciated the good care we got for our animals. I’ve seen Dr. Strittmatter work with my dad’s cattle and Dr. Black has helped us with our dog and cat.

Dr. Black explained everything and let me be involved with choices and decisions and never pushed anything, which I really appreciate. I can happily recommend Town and Country Animal Hospital!

Sarah Waite, Dog & Cat Owner
This place is awesome!! Kind, caring, compassionate. From the initial phone call throughout the whole process we had a great experience. My cat was at ease and was such a good boy.

Dr. Stritmatter was wonderful. I highly recommend. Vet techs and receptionist were wonderful as well. Thank you all.

Heather Huber, Cat Owner

“We love Town & Country Animal Hospital! It’s 100% worth the trip! Dr. Black and the whole team are outstanding at what they do, and I wouldn’t trust our beloved dogs (and chickens) to anyone else. Highly recommend.”

Darby McFall, Dog Owner

Complete Care

We’ve got your pet covered from nose-to-tail. Make an appointment today if you just added a furry family member or you have health concerns about one of your pets. We can help keep your pets healthy, comfortable, and happy so that you can enjoy many adventures and snuggles together.

Frequently Asked Questions

We are eager to answer all your questions and address any concerns. Below are some of the most common questions. Please don’t hesitate to call us if there is anything we can help you clarify.

Yes, a vet is always on call on nights and weekends to see emergencies for small or large animals.  If you have an emergency after hours, please call the clinic to be directed to the vet on call.  However, we do not have the clinic staffed 24 hours a day and some emergencies may require more intense monitoring and in those instances,  we will direct you to a 24 hour emergency clinic in your area.

At Town and Country Animal Hospital, we treat dogs, cats, cattle, sheep and goats, llamas and alpacas, and horses.  Learn more about our large animal services. 

We are a mixed animal practice, there may be an instance when the veterinarians are out of the office on a farm call.  Please call ahead to avoid waiting for a doctor to become available, and to give you and your pet the most time and attention at your appointment.

Many pet insurance companies offer reiburesement for services with itemized receipts. Call our office for detailed information. (940) 382-1986

We do not offer boarding or grooming but we can recommend some excellent facilities in the area.  For grooming services we recommend The Pampered Pooch and for boarding services we recommend A Cowgirl’s Kennel

We are not open on Saturday but there is a vet on call over the weekend to see emergencies. Our hours are Monday through Friday from 8am to 12pm and 1pm to 5:30pm.

We are located at 1220 Poinsettia Blvd Denton, TX.  We are in the process of building a new small animal clinic that will be located on the north side of Denton on Poinsettia Dr.     Large animal appointments will continue to be seen at our current location.

Yes! We have customized packages to meet all your new puppy or kitten’s health needs. To learn about well visits, vaccinations, microchipping, and spay/neuter services visit our puppies & kittens page

If you have any other questions, please contact us