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Fort Worth's Trusted Vet

Veterinarian in Fort Worth for Urgent Care

When your pet needs help now, we're here. Walk-ins welcome, appointments preferred.

2928 W 6th St, Fort Worth, TX 76107 · (817) 332-8179
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Your Neighborhood Vet in Fort Worth

Looking for a veterinarian in Fort Worth who truly cares? Mellina Animal Hospital has served Fort Worth families for over 40 years. We're a full-service clinic offering wellness exams, urgent care, and emergency care during business hours. Whether it's a routine check-up or a sudden illness, our team is ready.

We know your pet is family. That's why we accept walk-ins and keep our doors open six days a week. Plus, new clients get a free first wellness exam (terms apply). If you're comparing veterinary clinic options in Fort Worth, we invite you to experience the Mellina difference.

Our location on West 6th Street puts us close to the Cultural District and easy to reach from anywhere in Fort Worth. We're not curbside—your pet gets hands-on care from the moment you walk in. With over 100 five-star reviews, local pet owners trust us for good reason.

Services

Complete Veterinary Care Under One Roof

From preventive care to urgent needs, we've got your pet covered.

ServiceWhat it covers
Wellness ExamsRegular check-ups keep your pet healthy and catch issues early. We tailor each exam to your pet's age, breed, and lifestyle.
Urgent CareInjuries and sudden illnesses happen. We provide urgent care during business hours, so you don't have to wait for an emergency.
Emergency CareIf it's an emergency during our hours, we're here. For after-hours, we recommend Fort Worth Animal Emergency Hospital.
Heartworm TreatmentsHeartworm disease is serious, but treatable. We offer complete heartworm treatment plans to get your pet back on track.
General Veterinary ServicesVaccinations, dental care, and more—our general services keep your pet healthy throughout every stage of life.
Specialty & Additional ServicesFrom skin conditions to chronic disease management, we provide specialized care when your pet needs extra attention.

Your First Visit Made Simple

  1. Call or Walk In Give us a ring at (817) 332-8179 or stop by. We'll get your pet's history and schedule your visit.
  2. Meet Our Team We'll examine your pet, discuss any concerns, and create a care plan tailored to their needs.
  3. Get a Free Wellness Exam New clients receive a free first wellness exam—just mention it when you book. Terms apply.
Visit

Visit Your Local Veterinarian in Fort Worth

Find us at 2928 W 6th St, right by Montgomery Plaza. Free parking is available on-site.

Mellina Animal Hospital
2928 W 6th St, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Mon–Fri 7:30 AM–5:30 PM · Sat 8 AM–12 PM · Sun closed

Directions to our veterinarian in Fort Worth from Fort Worth Botanic Garden

About 0.9 mi from Fort Worth Botanic Garden to Mellina Animal Hospital, 2928 W 6th St, Fort Worth, TX 76107.

Directions to our veterinarian in Fort Worth from Dickies Arena

About 1 mi from Dickies Arena to Mellina Animal Hospital, 2928 W 6th St, Fort Worth, TX 76107.

Quick answers

Who is the most famous veterinarian in the world?
While there isn't a single universally recognized 'most famous' vet, many people admire figures like Dr. James Herriot, known for his books. At Mellina, we focus on being the best vet for your pet—not the most famous.
What is the top vet school in Texas?
Texas A&M University's College of Veterinary Medicine is highly regarded in the state. But what matters most is the experience and compassion of your local vet.
What does a wildlife veterinarian do?
Wildlife vets care for wild animals, from birds to mammals, often in rehabilitation centers. Our focus is on companion animals, providing the same level of dedication and expertise.
What is the big 4 in veterinary medicine?
The 'Big 4' typically refers to the major veterinary specialties: surgery, internal medicine, radiology, and anesthesia. Our team is equipped to handle a range of needs, though we refer complex cases to specialists when needed.
Which is harder: MD or DVM?
Both are challenging in their own ways. A DVM requires rigorous study and clinical training, just like an MD. We're proud of our veterinary team's dedication to their craft.