A new standard in veterinary care
From the family dog to the whole herd, Godley Animal Clinic keeps the animals of Godley and surrounding communities healthy, in clinic and on the farm.
Small animal care, in clinicHometown vets, 30 minutes southwest of Fort Worth
Godley Animal Clinic opened its doors in 2023 after serving the community exclusively as Godley Mobile Animal Clinic since 2021.
Dogs and cats are our primary species, but we also care for sheep, goats, pigs, cattle, horses, exotic hoofstock and much more. We focus on preventative medicine and improving animal wellbeing, and we work to keep everyone healthy, from individual pets to entire herds.
Meet our veterinariansCare for every animal on the place
Our services are constantly expanding. Don't see what you need? Call us and we'll help.
Canine & Feline Wellness
Prevention-first care that keeps pets healthy for life.
- Vaccines
- Parasite control
- Nutrition
- Puppy & kitten care
Diagnostics
Fast answers with in-house testing and imaging.
- Digital X-ray
- Ultrasound
- Endoscopy
- Bloodwork
Surgery
Routine and soft-tissue procedures performed in clinic.
- Spay & neuter
- Dentals
- Mass removal
- Abdominal
Medicine & Sick Visits
When something isn't right, we'll find out why.
- Ear & skin
- Respiratory
- GI
- Orthopedic
Mobile Large Animal
Herd and individual care for cattle, sheep, and goats.
- Herd health
- Reproduction
- Pregnancy checks
Equine
Wellness, vaccines, and dentistry for horses.
- Wellness plans
- Vaccination
- Dentistry
We come to the farm
Ruminant medicine is where we started. Herd wellness, parasite control, vaccination, nutrition, artificial insemination and pregnancy diagnosis, all on your place.
Please note: mobile large animal services are currently available to existing clients in Godley only.
Large animal servicesManage care online
Contact & hours
Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM| Monday – Friday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Saturday & Sunday | Closed |
- Address101 W Graham Ave
Godley, TX 76044 - Phone(817) 389-3728
After hours? We don't offer 24/7 service. For emergencies, contact Veterinary Emergency Hospital of Midlothian at 214-817-1880.