HSNT Clinic FAQ and Veterinary Services

The Humane Society of North Texas offers affordable preventive veterinary care to help pets stay healthy and in loving homes. Below are answers to the most common questions about our clinic services, pricing, and appointments.

If you are looking for low-cost vet care in North Texas, our clinic is here to help.

Clinic Services and Appointments

HSNT offers preventive veterinary services, including vaccinations, microchipping, flea and tick treatment, and heartworm testing and prevention.
Yes. Most services require an appointment to ensure proper care and availability.
You can schedule an appointment by calling 817.332.4768 x112 or emailing clinic@hsnt.org or online via our Contact Page
Clinic hours may vary depending on services and programs. For example, the Rae of Hope program operates on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m by appointment. Contact the clinic directly for current availability.
The HSNT clinic is located at 2309 Chester St. Fort Worth, TX 76103.

Pricing and Low-Cost Veterinary Care

Yes. HSNT provides affordable preventive veterinary services designed to help pet owners access essential care.
Pricing varies by service. HSNT focuses on low-cost and accessible care. A pricing guide can be found on our website HERE.
Some programs, such as the Rae of Hope program, provide free preventive care for qualifying senior pet owners.
No. HSNT does not offer payment plans, but please contact the clinic directly to discuss payment options and available services.

Pet Requirements and Visit Preparation

Bring your pet on a leash or in a secure carrier. Also, we ask that you bring any medical records for your pet if available.
No, not always. The clinic can actually provide vaccinations during your visit if needed.
Yes, but you should notify the clinic in advance to ensure enough time is scheduled.

Spay, Neuter, and Preventive Care

HSNT supports spay and neuter services as part of responsible pet ownership. You may request an appointment online Here.
Preventive care helps detect health issues early, reduces long-term costs, and improves your pet’s quality of life.

Emergency and Specialized Care

HSNT focuses on preventive care and does not operate as an emergency clinic. For emergencies, contact a local emergency veterinarian.
The clinic provides basic and preventive care. We do not provide referrals.

Supporting HSNT Clinic Services

You can help provide care for pets in need by donating through our Ways to Give page.
Yes. Visit our Get Involved page to learn about volunteer opportunities.