What types of animals does VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital treat?

VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital provides veterinary care for both cats and dogs. The clinic offers a range of services tailored to these species, including wellness plans and routine medical care, emphasizing world-class medicine with hometown care.

Does VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital offer wellness programs for pets?

Yes, VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital offers CareClub® Wellness Plans. These plans are designed to provide personalized pet health care, making it easier for pet owners to manage their pet's health needs. Further details can be found on their website.

How can pet owners manage prescriptions and appointments at VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital?

Pet owners can utilize the myVCA platform to conveniently refill prescriptions, order food and treats, and track their pet’s vaccine status and health care needs. This platform also enables quick online appointment booking and provides access to live chat support anytime.

What are the procedures for bringing a pet in for surgery at VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital?

Surgical patients at VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital should arrive between 7:00 am and 7:30 am on the morning of their procedure. Owners must ensure all food, including treats, is withheld after 10:00 pm the night before, so the pet has an empty stomach. For convenience, patients can also be dropped off the night prior to surgery.

Does VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital provide options for immediate pet care concerns?

VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital offers an Emergency Virtual Waiting Room with an estimated wait time for immediate concerns. For urgent matters or emergencies, the clinic advises clients to call directly rather than using the online contact form, ensuring prompt attention and care.

VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital

VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in Dallas, TX.

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About

VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital in Dallas, TX, is a general veterinary practice offering comprehensive care for cats and dogs. The clinic provides wellness plans, initial exam offers, and convenient online prescription refills. They perform routine surgical procedures, with specific drop-off instructions for surgical patients, and focus on delivering world-class medicine with a hometown approach.

The hospital serves pet owners in the Dallas, TX, area, facilitating appointments through online booking and offering an emergency virtual waiting room. Clients can manage their pet's health records, track vaccinations, and access live chat support via the myVCA app. The clinic also dedicates time for staff training on Wednesday afternoons.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of animals does VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital treat?: VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital provides veterinary care for both cats and dogs. The clinic offers a range of services tailored to these species, including wellness plans and routine medical care, emphasizing world-class medicine with hometown care.
Does VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital offer wellness programs for pets?: Yes, VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital offers CareClub® Wellness Plans. These plans are designed to provide personalized pet health care, making it easier for pet owners to manage their pet's health needs. Further details can be found on their website.
How can pet owners manage prescriptions and appointments at VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital?: Pet owners can utilize the myVCA platform to conveniently refill prescriptions, order food and treats, and track their pet’s vaccine status and health care needs. This platform also enables quick online appointment booking and provides access to live chat support anytime.
What are the procedures for bringing a pet in for surgery at VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital?: Surgical patients at VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital should arrive between 7:00 am and 7:30 am on the morning of their procedure. Owners must ensure all food, including treats, is withheld after 10:00 pm the night before, so the pet has an empty stomach. For convenience, patients can also be dropped off the night prior to surgery.
Does VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital provide options for immediate pet care concerns?: VCA Preston Park Animal Hospital offers an Emergency Virtual Waiting Room with an estimated wait time for immediate concerns. For urgent matters or emergencies, the clinic advises clients to call directly rather than using the online contact form, ensuring prompt attention and care.

Contact & hours

Address

18770 Preston Rd
Dallas

Phone

(972) 985-0081

Website

vcahospitals.com/preston-park

4.4 · 172 Google reviews

Recent reviews

4 months ago

RealllKittyMe Wu

Had an appointment and went in this morning, and that was the most friendly VCA we’ve ever been to. My dog is really sensitive with hospitals, and they were very professional, patient, and respectful about that without any judgment. Valerie and Doctor Rebecca were extremely kind and professional. They explained everything clearly, checked in with us during the whole process, and made sure my dog felt safe and comfortable. The clinic was clean, the front desk was welcoming, and the whole visit felt smooth and stress-free. We truly appreciate the care and will definitely come back in the future.
a year ago

GarlandGrammy

I started bringing my Pyrenees Corso, Hank, to see Dr Soileau. The whole staff has been great and we love our visits. I was kept up to date on Hanks procedure and that meant so much to me
11 months ago

Lola Aguilarcasle

LOVE LOVE LOVE these beautiful people at VCA! Dr Suarez and her team are AMAZING! Can’t get better care for your baby anywhere! Simply the best!

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a year ago

M

There aren't really words in the English language to properly convey how grateful I am to VCA Preston Park, and specifically Dr. Diaz, for doing everything they can to keep my beloved companion animal with me. Unbeknownst to me, my cat had a congenital heart deformity, which was a surprise to learn at 12 years old! And even with this defect putting him at a higher risk for poor surgical outcomes, Dr. Diaz and her staff kept a very close eye on my boy, even aborting the procedure when his vitals dipped. They helped me get him to a feline cardiologist for the testing he needed to clear him for surgery, and I still have my ginger troublemaker here with me today. Recently I myself went through a rather traumatic oral surgery of my own, and I really don't know how to thank Dr. Diaz and her staff for taking such great care of him when he needed oral surgery. It seemed quite poetic. I helped him through his dental woes, and because of the talented heads, hearts, and hands at this VCA, he was here to help me through mine. One note of constructive criticism I think is valid is that I wish they had given me informed consent before they administered zorbium. Us laypeople, we don't know medications, especially newer ones, and had I known that an estimated one in ten cats do not survive their zorbium exposure, I probably would have asked what our other options are. His zorbium trip was a horror show, and I know I bugged everyone in this building calling daily about his case. It had actually gotten so bad I had scheduled a home euthanasia for him, because the window for him to have worked that drug out of his system had closed and he was still not himself. He did just need a little more time, likely due to his CKD stage II status, but looking back it does seem questionable to give such a risky drug to a patient with known weakened abilities to filter the drug out of their system. I would encourage every cat owner to research zorbium, and not only what vets say, because as pet parents, it's really hard to watch your child struggle because of something you let someone do to them. there are countless zorbium horror stories from cat parents, and I wish the veterinary industry as a whole wasn't so caviler about dispensing this (potentially dangerous) drug.
8 months ago

Tim H

Real easy to get an appt due to the number of doctors they have. Switched vets because you could never get an appt. When a vet office says I can get you in for a visit in 2 weeks it is time to switch. Thanks for taking care of our Coco.

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