Business Details
38 Years
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Emergency
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Your Trusted Veterinarian in Coppell, TX
All Care Veterinary Hospital has been providing comprehensive pet healthcare services in Coppell, TX since 1988. Our team of experienced veterinarians and staff are dedicated to delivering high-quality care through preventative medicine, advanced diagnostics, and specialized treatments. With decades of combined experience, we prioritize your pet's well-being through personalized care plans, nutritional guidance, and emergency services.Our family-owned practice emphasizes compassionate treatment for dogs, cats, and pocket pets, supported by state-of-the-art facilities for surgeries, dental care, and rehabilitation therapies. We maintain transparency in all communications and adhere to the highest standards of veterinary medicine to ensure optimal outcomes for every patient.
Services
Pet Dental Care
Pet Microchipping
Pet Laser Therapy
Pet Ophthalmology
Pocket Pet Care
Pet Nutrition
Pet Diagnostics
Chiropractic Services
Pet Boarding
Surgical Procedures
Details
- Year established: 1988
Highlights and features
- Established in 1988 with decades of veterinary experience
- Family-owned practice offering personalized pet care
- Comprehensive services from preventative care to emergency treatment
- Specialized care for exotic and pocket pets available
- 24/7 emergency services for urgent pet healthcare needs
What people say
Treated well
Loves my dog
Quality of life
Emergency care
12 years
Services
Pet Dental Care
Our veterinary dental services include teeth cleaning, digital radiology, and surgical treatments for dental disease. We emphasize oral health as a critical component of overall pet wellness, offering preventive care and advanced treatments to maintain healthy teeth and gums for dogs and cats.
Pet Laser Therapy
Veterinary laser therapy provides non-invasive pain relief and accelerates healing for pets with arthritis, injuries, or post-surgical recovery needs. This holistic treatment option stimulates cellular repair while improving mobility and comfort without medication side effects, suitable for pets of all ages.
Pet Microchipping
We offer permanent pet identification through microchipping, a safe and effective way to increase recovery chances for lost pets. The rice-sized chip implanted between shoulder blades connects to owner contact information through national registries, providing lifelong security for dogs and cats.
Pocket Pet Care
Specialized veterinary services for small mammals including guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, and hedgehogs. Our team provides nutritional guidance, habitat recommendations, and medical treatments tailored to the unique needs of exotic pets, ensuring comprehensive healthcare for non-traditional companion animals.
Pet Ophthalmology
Comprehensive eye care services for diagnosing and treating ocular conditions like cataracts, glaucoma, and corneal ulcers. We perform detailed eye exams using specialized equipment to maintain vision health and address both chronic and emergency eye conditions in pets.
People
Dr. Patty Weber
Founder
Dr. Patty Weber established All Care Veterinary Hospital in 1988. With over three decades of veterinary experience, she continues providing compassionate care while mentoring the next generation of veterinarians in the family practice.
Dr. Gregg Weber
Co-Founder (Retired)
Dr. Gregg Weber co-founded the practice in 1988 and practiced until his 2023 retirement. He remains connected to the veterinary community while enjoying family time and managing his farmland.
Jill Brunkenhoefer
Veterinarian
Jill Brunkenhoefer joined the family practice in 2014 after graduating from veterinary school. She specializes in small animal care and continues the tradition of personalized, compassionate pet healthcare at All Care.
Dr. Joy Anderson
Veterinarian
Dr. Joy Anderson brings extensive small animal experience to the team. Her expertise in preventative care and patient communication makes her a valued member of the All Care veterinary staff.
Dr. Taylor Foster
Veterinarian
Dr. Taylor Foster joined the practice to provide comprehensive veterinary services. With a focus on client education and pet wellness, she contributes to the hospital's mission of exceptional animal healthcare.
Questions
What emergency services do you offer for pets?
We provide 24/7 emergency veterinary care for urgent pet health issues outside regular business hours. Call us at (972) 393-7750 for immediate assistance.
What types of pets do you treat?
We care for dogs, cats, and exotic pocket pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and hedgehogs at our Coppell veterinary hospital.
How can I schedule an appointment?
Book appointments online through our website or mobile app, or call (972) 393-7750 for urgent scheduling needs during business hours.
Do you offer pet microchipping services?
Yes, we provide pet microchipping as a permanent identification solution to help reunite lost pets with their owners quickly and safely.
What dental care services are available?
Our dental services include teeth cleaning, digital radiology, and surgical treatments for dental disease in dogs and cats.
Are you equipped for pet diagnostics?
We have on-site digital radiology and ultrasound capabilities for rapid diagnosis of injuries and illnesses affecting pets.
Reviews (5)
Dee Simons
May 21, 2022
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On 5/7/22, we had a need for services with our old, very sick dog that unfortunately had reached the end. After calling our Vet of almost 25 years and being told that they did not have time to help us, we reached out to All Care. They were incredible, from the young lady who we first spoke with, to Dr. Weber (Patty), and the front desk staff. Being an unknown first time customer, without an appointment on a Saturday, less than an hour before they closed, All Care made this awful, emotional situation more bearable. We will be using you going forward for our Vet needs. Thanks so much for your kindness on a really difficult day!
Jillian Bellah
May 12, 2022
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Caring and knowledgeable staff. They have my complete trust when it comes to taking care of my dogs from routine visits to boarding. I wouldn't want to take my dogs anywhere else. Always so patient and loving with both of my dogs, even the puppy who can't hold still. It is always a positive experience for me and my pups.
Audrey DiMartino
Feb 23, 2022
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Had a great experience with our first visit to All Care. The staff is so friendly and helpful, and the veterinarian was incredibly nice and provided tons of information when answering our questions about our new kitty. I'd give this place 10-stars if I could.
Kellie Masten
Jan 13, 2022
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Two incidents. Brought a male cat in for a skin problem and received cursory treatment. When he was worse a week later, I took him back to the clinic. Cat was seen by a different vet who very effectively treated him and improvement was noted within 24 hours. Two visits, two bills. A feral female who started spending a lot of time on our front porch began to limp and favor her front leg. My husband took her into All Care.
Once again, the initial visit provided little treatment. She was diagnosed with an absess in her shoulder, given a shot of antibiotics, and sent home with three days of anti-inflammatories. (At a cost of almost $400.00). When she stopped eating, drinking, was still not using her front leg, and had an obvious fever, I took her back. This time the absess was lanced and drained, she was given another injection of antibiotics, and sent home with 14 day course of antibiotics. (And another $400.00 bill.) Within hours the fever was gone, and within 24 hours she started eating again. And a week later she started walking on her leg. Why were neither of these cats fully treated on the first visit? Is it this clinics standard practice to "double dip"? I will not go back.
Once again, the initial visit provided little treatment. She was diagnosed with an absess in her shoulder, given a shot of antibiotics, and sent home with three days of anti-inflammatories. (At a cost of almost $400.00). When she stopped eating, drinking, was still not using her front leg, and had an obvious fever, I took her back. This time the absess was lanced and drained, she was given another injection of antibiotics, and sent home with 14 day course of antibiotics. (And another $400.00 bill.) Within hours the fever was gone, and within 24 hours she started eating again. And a week later she started walking on her leg. Why were neither of these cats fully treated on the first visit? Is it this clinics standard practice to "double dip"? I will not go back.
Christos Burke
Nov 26, 2021
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This was my first time going to All Care. I tried so many places to try get my cat in as he was in so much pain, and they went out of there way to slot him in. Unfortunately the diagnosis for my little best friend was not good and i had to say goodbye to him as he moved on to rainbow bridge. Thank you so much to Staff and Doctor for the professional manner and care i was given. They rate as one of the best vets i have been to both in the USA and South Africa.