24/7 Emergency Vet in Euless
Airport Freeway Animal Emergency Hospital is dedicated to providing prompt, compassionate emergency care for dogs and cats every day, ensuring they receive the urgent attention and treatment they need when it matters most.
Care for Every Pet
That Comes Through Our Door
Dogs
We treat every size and breed, from Chihuahuas to Great Danes, puppies to seniors.
Cats
We treat domestic cats of every size and breed, including kittens, adults, and seniors.
Not Sure If We Treat Your Pet?
For any animal other than a dog or cat, please give us a call and we'll let you know right away.
Located At 833 W Airport Freeway
Our hospital is located off TX-183 (Airport Freeway) in Euless, just minutes from DFW Airport. Parking is free and available directly in front of the building.
Ready When Your Pet Needs Us
Whether your pet needs help this minute or you're making sure you know where to go before an emergency happens, you’re in the right place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Airport Freeway Animal Emergency Hospital primarily treats dogs and cats. If your pet is not a dog or cat, please call ahead at (817) 571-2088. We’ll let you know whether we can care for your pet and what to do next.
If you find a stray pet that appears sick or injured, call Airport Freeway Animal Emergency Hospital at (817) 571-2088 so our team can help you understand the next steps. For help with a healthy stray animal, lost-pet reports, shelter services, or animal-control concerns in Euless, contact City of Euless Animal Services. The City’s Animal Services page directs residents to ASPCA Animal Control for assistance and provides local shelter and after-hours contact information.
No. Horses need an equine veterinarian with the facilities and equipment to accommodate their size. If your horse has an emergency, contact an equine or large animal veterinary service as soon as possible.
Yes. We care for dogs and cats at every life stage, from newborns to seniors. Tell us your pet's age when you call so our team can prepare before you arrive.
Yes. Fear and pain often show up as growling, hiding, or snapping, and our team expects that in an emergency setting. Let us know when you call or arrive so we can plan a calmer approach. Pets recovering in our hospital rest in glass-front kennels with heated floors and low-stress lighting, designed to reduce anxiety during their stay.
Referring a Pet?
Airport Freeway Animal Emergency Hospital is open 24/7 for emergency and critical cases. For a transfer, call (817) 571-2088. Our team will coordinate the handoff and prepare for arrival.
