While transitioning from curbside, we will still follow all recommended CDC guidelines (social distancing with masks) and appreciate all of our clients for their patience during this time. If you still prefer curbside services, simply call our clinic upon arrival at 972-416-4060 and we will happily accommodate your needs.
We take pride in being exceptional and compassionate veterinary care for the dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and goats of Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Prestonwood, Coppell, Lewisville, University Park, Richardson, The Colony, Buckingham, and Highland Park, Texas.Our animal clinic delivers exceptional services in a warm atmosphere to keep you and your pet comfortable from start to finish.
We offer a wide range of veterinary services to make pet healthcare as accessible as possible, including wellness and preventive care, dentistry, radiology, surgery, hospice, boarding, a convenient on-site pharmacy and online pharmacy, premium prescription pet foods, and an expert groomer to tend to your pet's needs.
We take pride in being exceptional and compassionate veterinary care for the dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and goats of Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Prestonwood, Coppell, Lewisville, University Park, Richardson, The Colony, Buckingham, and Highland Park, Texas.Our animal clinic delivers exceptional services in a warm atmosphere to keep you and your pet comfortable from start to finish.
We offer a wide range of veterinary services to make pet healthcare as accessible as possible, including wellness and preventive care, dentistry, radiology, surgery, hospice, boarding, a convenient on-site pharmacy and online pharmacy, premium prescription pet foods, and an expert groomer to tend to your pet's needs.
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Dr. Gail Bushur-Irwin grew up on a dairy and quarter horse farm and is the youngest of 10 children.
She went to Lakeland Community College and graduated from the University of Illinois with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2003.
Dr. Gail is known for compassion and building great relationships with clients and enjoys being part of a caring team that's focused on practicing high-quality medicine.
Over the years, she has found her favorite parts of practicing have been surgery, learning new methodologies, and bonding with her patients.
She went to Lakeland Community College and graduated from the University of Illinois with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2003.
Dr. Gail is known for compassion and building great relationships with clients and enjoys being part of a caring team that's focused on practicing high-quality medicine.
Over the years, she has found her favorite parts of practicing have been surgery, learning new methodologies, and bonding with her patients.
We strive to maximize the years that pets have with their families.
Our personalized approach to veterinary medicine covers every life stage.
From first vacations to ensuring the comfort of your senior pet, Crossroads Pet Hospital is your veterinary partner for life!
In our 30 years of providing service to Carrollton, TX and beyond, we know that every pet is unique.
An annual visit with your pet helps us establish a baseline for their health, which allows us to address any ailments quickly!.
Testing your pet's blood and stool to understand your pet's inner workings while checking for parasites, infections, and any other internal issues.
Our personalized approach to veterinary medicine covers every life stage.
From first vacations to ensuring the comfort of your senior pet, Crossroads Pet Hospital is your veterinary partner for life!
In our 30 years of providing service to Carrollton, TX and beyond, we know that every pet is unique.
An annual visit with your pet helps us establish a baseline for their health, which allows us to address any ailments quickly!.
Testing your pet's blood and stool to understand your pet's inner workings while checking for parasites, infections, and any other internal issues.
Rabies, parvovirus, and distemper can spread quickly and have serious consequences for your pet's health.
Thankfully, vaccinations can keep these diseases from spreading while keeping your pet healthy!
By vaccinating your pet on a regular schedule, your pet's immune system will recognize and destroy any viruses or infections in their system before any damage is done.
Protect your pet with vaccines, and they'll be protected for life!
Just like with humans, if a vaccination reaction occurs, it's usually mild.
Thankfully, vaccinations can keep these diseases from spreading while keeping your pet healthy!
By vaccinating your pet on a regular schedule, your pet's immune system will recognize and destroy any viruses or infections in their system before any damage is done.
Protect your pet with vaccines, and they'll be protected for life!
Just like with humans, if a vaccination reaction occurs, it's usually mild.
At Crossroads Pet Hospital, we consider your pet's dental hygiene to be a critical part of their overall healthcare regimen.
As soon as dogs and cats reach the age of 3, they're susceptible to dental disease, which is why we recommend an annual dental appointment for exams and cleaning.
Our team members at Crossroads Pet Hospital have extensive training in canine and feline dentistry to keep your pet's mouth and teeth in optimal condition.
When your pet visits our clinic, they're in good hands!
As soon as dogs and cats reach the age of 3, they're susceptible to dental disease, which is why we recommend an annual dental appointment for exams and cleaning.
Our team members at Crossroads Pet Hospital have extensive training in canine and feline dentistry to keep your pet's mouth and teeth in optimal condition.
When your pet visits our clinic, they're in good hands!
Crossroads Pet Hospital highly recommends spaying or neutering pets as part of a complete health program.
Not only does the procedure help prevent stray animals and crowded shelters, but it can also help your pet's overall health!
Yes, spaying or neutering eases strains on local shelters, but there could be health benefits for your pet as well.
Research has found a potential correlation between spaying or neutering and a longer life, since organs that eventually become cancerous are removed.
Weight gain: There is little evidence to support the claim that pets will gain weight after being spayed or neutered.
Not only does the procedure help prevent stray animals and crowded shelters, but it can also help your pet's overall health!
Yes, spaying or neutering eases strains on local shelters, but there could be health benefits for your pet as well.
Research has found a potential correlation between spaying or neutering and a longer life, since organs that eventually become cancerous are removed.
Weight gain: There is little evidence to support the claim that pets will gain weight after being spayed or neutered.
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