Animal Hospital Southwest is a veterinarian in Fort Worth, TX. The practice serves pets and their families in Fort Worth, Benbrook, Crowley, and Edgecliff Village, offering advanced veterinary care, education, and support. Services include preventative care, diagnostics, surgery, boarding, grooming, senior care, microchipping, and pet emergencies. The hospital has served the community for more than 40 years and holds a rating of 4.60 based on customer reviews.
Founded by Dr. Michael Morris in 1975, the hospital remains independently owned and operated. Dr. Morris continues to practice in the same community he started with, ensuring that decision-makers are the same people seen at appointments. The veterinary team, including Dr. Lindsey, has amassed over a century of collective experience. Dr. Lindsey has practiced in Fort Worth and Granbury since 1978 and has been board certified in canine and feline practice since 1985. The practice maintains specialized equipment for accurate diagnoses and collaborates with a network of trusted specialists when higher-level care is required.
The facility is located at 6716 South Hulen Street. It sits near Altamesa Boulevard, about a quarter of a mile away. J.T. Stevens Elementary School is located about half a mile from the hospital. Fort Worth Fire Station 26 and Rosenthal Park are both approximately three-quarters of a mile from the location.
The business is known for its positive rating from customers who have reviewed it. The team prioritizes the pet-owner bond by listening to concerns and making tailored recommendations. The hospital implements green practices, including installing solar panels, recycling paper, cardboard, and aluminum, and reusing community newspaper in kennels. Dr. Morris is active in conservation efforts to increase the population of native Texas bluebirds.
Animal Hospital Southwest brings fifty years of independent veterinary medicine to Fort Worth, combining long-term community presence with specialized care.
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