Crossroads Veterinary Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

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Veterinary Guide · Copperas Cove TX · Pet Owner Contact Information

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital contact, address, hours, emergency vet care, appointments, services, pet portal, and payment information

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital in Copperas Cove, Texas. The official hospital site lists the clinic at 1101 S FM 116, Copperas Cove, TX 76522 with phone 254-542-8700.

This guide is built for pet owners who need the right phone number, appointment route, emergency instructions, hours, pet records, prescription refills, payment options, boarding, grooming, or directions before bringing a dog, cat, or other pet to the hospital.

Phone: 254-542-8700 1101 S FM 116 Copperas Cove, TX 76522 Urgent care + boarding + grooming
Call Hospital Official Website Location & Contact Emergency Help
Pet emergency? During business hours, call Crossroads Veterinary Hospital immediately at 254-542-8700 so the team can recommend the safest next step. For after-hours emergencies, the official contact page recommends Animal Emergency Center of Killeen at 254-628-5017. Do not wait for an email, web form, or portal reply if your pet is struggling to breathe, collapsed, bleeding heavily, seizing, poisoned, unable to urinate, or in severe pain.
Official clinic name Crossroads Veterinary Hospital

Full-service veterinary hospital serving Copperas Cove and nearby Central Texas pet owners.

Main phone 254-542-8700

Use for appointments, urgent-care guidance, records, refills, boarding, grooming, and general questions.

Address 1101 S FM 116

Copperas Cove, TX 76522.

Regular hours Mon–Fri 7:30–5:30

Saturday 9:00 AM–12:00 PM. Sunday closed. Verify holiday closures before visiting.

After-hours ER Killeen ER referral

Official page recommends Animal Emergency Center of Killeen outside regular business hours.

Portal use PetPage portal

Use for pet reminders, appointments, prescriptions, records, and refill requests when available.

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital overview

Use this section to confirm you have the right veterinary hospital before booking, calling, requesting records, or driving to the clinic.

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital is the Copperas Cove, Texas veterinary hospital at 1101 S FM 116. Its official website describes the hospital as a full-service vet in Copperas Cove and says it has provided comprehensive veterinary care, urgent care, boarding, and grooming to local pets since 1996.

The hospital’s care model includes wellness and prevention, testing and diagnostics, advanced care, surgery, urgent care, pet boarding, pet grooming, a pet portal, appointment requests, and online food and medication ordering.

Name-match note: There are other veterinary clinics in the United States named Crossroads Veterinary Hospital. This page focuses on the official Copperas Cove, Texas location at crossroadsvethospital.com.

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital contact, address, and hours

Call the hospital directly when your pet has symptoms, when you need to change or cancel, or when you are unsure whether to book online.

Need Official contact detail Use it for
Main hospital phone 254-542-8700 Appointments, urgent-care questions, emergency guidance during business hours, records, refills, boarding, grooming, and department routing.
Hospital address 1101 S FM 116, Copperas Cove, TX 76522 Driving directions, appointment arrival, urgent-care arrival, boarding drop-off, grooming drop-off, and pickup.
Monday 7:30 AM–5:30 PM Routine appointments, urgent calls, prescription questions, and planned services.
Tuesday 7:30 AM–5:30 PM Routine appointments, urgent calls, prescription questions, and planned services.
Wednesday 7:30 AM–5:30 PM Routine appointments, urgent calls, prescription questions, and planned services.
Thursday 7:30 AM–5:30 PM Routine appointments, urgent calls, prescription questions, and planned services.
Friday 7:30 AM–5:30 PM Routine appointments, urgent calls, prescription questions, and planned services.
Saturday 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Limited Saturday appointment and service availability. Call before driving.
Sunday Closed Use after-hours emergency guidance if your pet cannot wait.
After-hours emergency referral Animal Emergency Center of Killeen, 2808 Illinois Ave, Killeen, TX 76543, 254-628-5017 After-hours emergency animal hospital recommended on Crossroads Veterinary Hospital’s contact and urgent-care pages.
Best call script: “My pet is a dog/cat named ____. Age is ____. The main symptom or visit reason is ____. It started ____. Should I book online, come in today, go to urgent care, or go to an emergency hospital?”

Emergency and urgent veterinary care

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital gives separate guidance for business-hours emergencies and after-hours emergency care.

During business hours

Call 254-542-8700 immediately. The hospital says calling first allows the team to recommend the best course of action for your pet.

After regular hours

The official page recommends Animal Emergency Center of Killeen at 2808 Illinois Ave, Killeen, TX 76543, phone 254-628-5017.

Emergency signs

Seizures, difficulty breathing, heavy bleeding, broken bones, paralysis, collapse, traumatic injury, heatstroke, severe allergic reaction, or labor complications should not wait.

Urgent but not always life-threatening

Vomiting, diarrhea, limping, eye issues, ear infections, itching, worms, fleas, ticks, runny nose, coughing, constipation, wounds, and appetite changes may still need prompt guidance.

Do not use slow contact methods for emergencies: Online booking, email, web forms, portal messages, and refill requests are not safe for a pet that is worsening quickly.

Appointments, online booking, changes, and cancellations

Use online booking for planned visits. Use the phone for urgent symptoms, emergencies, or changes to an existing appointment.

Choose online booking for routine care. Wellness visits, vaccine updates, routine exams, and planned follow-ups can usually start through the official appointment page.
Call instead for urgent symptoms. If your pet is vomiting repeatedly, limping badly, painful, lethargic, bleeding, coughing, not eating, or worsening quickly, call the hospital.
Call to change or cancel. The official contact page tells clients who need to change or cancel an appointment to call the hospital.
Bring records for new patients. Ask your previous vet to send vaccine history, current medications, lab results, imaging reports, surgery notes, and chronic-condition records.
Ask about fasting or drop-off rules. Surgery, dental care, sedation, imaging, and some bloodwork may require fasting or special medication instructions.
Confirm current hours before driving. Hours and holiday notices can change. Call before a Saturday visit, holiday week, urgent-care arrival, boarding drop-off, or grooming appointment.

Veterinary services at Crossroads Veterinary Hospital

The official services page organizes care into wellness, diagnostics, advanced care, surgery, urgent care, boarding, and grooming.

Service area What it helps with What to ask before booking
Wellness and prevention Routine exams, nose-to-tail wellness care, age-specific assessments, vaccines, parasite prevention, senior care, allergies, nutrition, baths, nail trims, and hospice/euthanasia support. Which vaccines are due, what prevention is recommended locally, and whether bloodwork or stool testing is needed.
Testing and diagnostics Bloodwork, diagnostic testing, radiology, test-result interpretation, illness evaluation, and baseline health checks. Which tests are recommended today, how long results take, and whether outside lab or imaging review is needed.
Advanced care Internal medicine, exotic pets, pocket pets, orthopedics, pain management, laser therapy, health certificates, OFA certification, and blood transfusions when appropriate. Whether the service is handled in-house or whether a referral to a specialist may be safer.
Surgical procedures Routine and advanced surgery, anesthesia, dental surgery, orthopedic surgery, emergency surgery, and post-operative care. What is included in the estimate, whether pre-anesthetic bloodwork is required, and what pickup/discharge instructions apply.
Urgent care Business-hours emergency evaluation, stabilization, hospitalization, urgent medical treatment, diagnostics, medications, X-rays, and referral coordination when needed. Should I come to Crossroads now, wait for an appointment, or go directly to an emergency animal hospital?
Boarding Pet boarding during travel or time away from home. Which vaccines, parasite prevention, medications, feeding instructions, and pickup/drop-off windows are required.
Grooming Bathing, trimming, styling, and grooming services for many pets. Whether your pet needs vaccine proof, sedation discussion, skin-condition review, or medical clearance before grooming.
Service availability note: Some services may depend on doctor schedule, equipment availability, pet species, patient stability, and whether a specialist referral is safer.

First visit and new patient preparation

New clients can save time by gathering records before the first appointment.

Bring identification and owner details

Bring the owner’s name, phone, email, address, emergency contact, and any co-owner or authorized pickup information.

Bring previous veterinary records

Ask your previous vet to send vaccine history, medications, lab results, imaging, surgery reports, allergy history, and chronic-condition notes.

Bring medication and diet information

List all prescriptions, supplements, flea/tick/heartworm prevention, food brand, feeding amount, allergies, and recent diet changes.

Bring behavior and handling notes

Tell the team if your pet is anxious, reactive, fearful, bite-risk, noise-sensitive, painful, contagious, or requires special handling.

New client script: “This is my pet’s first visit. What records should I send before arrival, and should I complete forms, use the portal, or bring vaccine history with me?”

Pet portal, PetPage app, reminders, appointments, and prescription refills

The official portal page says clients can access pet reminders, prescriptions, appointments, and more through the online portal and mobile app.

Portal name
Crossroads Veterinary Hospital uses the PetPage app and online portal for supported client accounts.
Best uses
View pet reminders, check upcoming procedures and services, manage appointments, and request prescription refills.
App access
The portal page links to Android and iPhone PetPage app downloads.
Computer access
The portal page also provides a browser route for users who prefer a computer, tablet, or phone browser.
Not required
The official portal page says clients are welcome to contact the hospital even if they do not use the portal.
Emergency warning
Do not use the portal for urgent symptoms, emergencies, rapidly worsening illness, or same-day triage questions. Call the hospital.

Pet medical records, vaccine history, referrals, and refill documentation

Accurate pet records help the veterinary team avoid repeated tests and make safer medical decisions.

Request prior records early. Ask your previous veterinarian to send vaccine records, exam notes, lab results, imaging reports, surgery history, medication list, and chronic-disease notes.
Keep vaccine proof handy. Boarding, grooming, travel, apartments, pet day care, and emergency hospitals may require rabies and other vaccine documentation.
Use the portal for supported access. Use PetPage when available to view reminders and prescription information or request refills.
Call for urgent records transfers. If your pet is referred to an emergency or specialty hospital, ask how the record, lab results, and imaging should be sent.
Ask for itemized invoices for insurance. Pet insurance claims often need invoices, diagnosis details, and medical notes.
Records request script: “I need my pet’s vaccine history and medical records. Pet name is ____. Owner name is ____. Please send records to ____ for appointment or insurance use.”

Food, medicine, prescriptions, refills, and online ordering

The official website links online food and medication ordering, but prescription items may require veterinary approval.

Prescription medications

Refills may require a current exam, active veterinarian-client-patient relationship, updated weight, lab work, or doctor approval.

Prescription diets

Ask the doctor before switching diets for urinary, kidney, allergy, weight, diabetes, heart, skin, or gastrointestinal conditions.

Parasite prevention

Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention may require current weight and testing depending on the medication and pet history.

Urgent medicine needs

Do not wait for online approval if your pet is out of seizure medication, insulin, heart medication, pain medication, or another critical drug. Call.

Refill safety note: Some symptoms mean the medication should not simply be refilled. Call if your pet is vomiting, weak, not eating, having seizures, breathing abnormally, or reacting badly to a medication.

Boarding and grooming at Crossroads Veterinary Hospital

The official site says boarding and grooming are available. Confirm requirements before drop-off.

Service Prepare before arrival Call ahead if
Boarding Ask about required vaccines, parasite prevention, food, medication instructions, emergency contact, pickup/drop-off windows, and belongings allowed. Your pet needs injections, has seizures, takes multiple medications, is diabetic, is anxious, or has medical restrictions.
Grooming Ask about vaccine proof, coat condition, matting, skin problems, ear issues, nail trims, and pickup time. Your pet has skin infection, wounds, coughing, diarrhea, severe anxiety, aggression, or may need medical grooming discussion.
Bath or nail trim Confirm whether it is scheduled as grooming, technician care, wellness add-on, or medical service. Your pet is fearful, painful, has overgrown nails, or has a history of biting during handling.
Medical boarding concern Bring medication bottles, written dosing schedule, food instructions, and emergency authorization details. Your pet has a contagious disease, recent surgery, uncontrolled illness, or requires frequent monitoring.

Surgery, anesthesia, diagnostics, orthopedics, and advanced care

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital lists routine and advanced surgical procedures, diagnostics, advanced care, orthopedics, internal medicine, and referral coordination when needed.

Care type Ask before approval Why it matters
Dental procedure Does the estimate include anesthesia, monitoring, dental X-rays if used, extractions, medications, and recheck? Dental costs can change after the veterinarian sees disease below the gumline.
Routine surgery What fasting, medication, drop-off, pickup, pain-control, cone, and activity-restriction rules apply? Good preparation reduces anesthesia and recovery problems.
Orthopedic or advanced surgery Is this performed in-house or referred, and what imaging, bloodwork, hospitalization, and follow-up are included? Advanced cases may need extra diagnostics, specialist input, or referral.
Emergency surgery What must be stabilized first, and is 24-hour emergency referral needed? Unstable pets may require emergency stabilization or advanced monitoring.
Diagnostics Which tests are urgent, what results are same-day, and what should be sent to a specialist? Bloodwork, X-rays, and other tests can guide treatment and referral decisions.
Estimate script: “Please walk me through the written estimate, what is optional, what is required, what could change during the procedure, and what signs after discharge should make me call immediately.”

Payment options, pet insurance, CareCredit, and estimates

The official payment page says full payment is required at the time of service and lists accepted payment methods.

Payment topic Official guidance or practical meaning Best action
Payment due The hospital’s payment page says full payment is required at the time of service. Ask for an estimate before non-emergency care and confirm accepted payment methods before approval.
Accepted payment methods Listed methods include Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, cash, personal checks with proper identification, pet insurance, and CareCredit. Call if you need to confirm check requirements, financing, or current payment acceptance.
Pet insurance The hospital explains that payment is due when services are rendered and insurance reimburses the owner if applicable. Ask for invoices and medical notes needed for your claim.
CareCredit CareCredit may be used for veterinary procedures such as exams, vaccines, parasite prevention, medication, dental cleaning, spay/neuter, and surgery. Apply or confirm approval before a planned procedure if you need financing.
Emergency estimate Emergency care can change as diagnostics and stabilization reveal new information. Ask what is needed immediately, what can wait, and what referral may cost if needed.
Cost note: Veterinary fees can change by exam findings, diagnostics, hospitalization, medications, anesthesia, referral, and complications. Always ask for the current estimate from the hospital.

What to bring to Crossroads Veterinary Hospital

Good preparation helps the team treat your pet safely and quickly.

Visit type Bring this Call ahead if
Wellness exam Vaccine records, medication list, food brand, stool sample if requested, prior records, and prevention history. Your pet is coughing, vomiting, itchy, painful, anxious, aggressive, or may need separate handling.
Urgent care Medication bottles, toxin package if exposure occurred, videos or photos of symptoms, recent records, leash or carrier. Always call before arrival when possible.
Surgery or dental Fasting confirmation, estimate, medication instructions, pickup contact, and recovery questions. Your pet ate before anesthesia, missed a medication, became sick, or you cannot arrive on time.
Boarding or grooming Vaccine proof, feeding directions, medication instructions, behavior notes, emergency contact, and pickup plan. Your pet has diarrhea, coughing, skin infection, anxiety, aggression, recent surgery, or special medical needs.
Safety basics: Dogs should be leashed. Cats should be in secure carriers. Tell staff before entering if your pet may be contagious, painful, aggressive, or extremely fearful.

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital map and directions

Use the map for general navigation. Call the hospital if your pet needs urgent arrival instructions or special handling.

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital
1101 S FM 116
Copperas Cove, TX 76522
Phone: 254-542-8700

Use this map for general directions only. Follow clinic instructions for urgent-care arrivals, boarding drop-off, grooming drop-off, or after-hours emergency referral.

Official source checklist for Crossroads Veterinary Hospital information

Use these official links to verify phone numbers, hours, emergency instructions, service availability, portal access, payment policy, and appointment details.

Official source What it verifies When to use it
Crossroads Veterinary Hospital homepage Clinic identity, Copperas Cove location, phone number, full-service care statement, team preview, booking, food and meds, and footer hours. Use first to confirm you are on the official Copperas Cove clinic website.
Contact page Address, phone number, appointment contact, emergency instructions, after-hours referral, and location map. Use before calling, driving, or choosing after-hours emergency care.
Book appointment Online appointment route, medical-emergency warning, address, phone, and posted hours. Use for planned appointments, not emergency symptoms.
Veterinary services Wellness and prevention, testing and diagnostics, advanced care, surgical procedures, urgent care, pet boarding, and pet grooming. Use to choose the correct type of veterinary service.
Urgent care and emergency veterinary care Business-hours emergency guidance, urgent-care symptoms, emergency symptoms, stabilization, diagnostics, hospitalization, referral coordination, and after-hours ER referral. Use when your pet is sick, injured, painful, or worsening quickly.
Advanced care Internal medicine, exotic pets, pocket pets, orthopedics, pain management, OFA certification, health certificates, laser therapy, and blood transfusions. Use for complex medical, orthopedic, travel, or specialty-related questions.
Pet portal PetPage app and portal access for reminders, prescriptions, appointments, procedures, services, and refill requests. Use for non-urgent account, reminder, and refill needs.
Insurance and payment options Payment due at time of service, accepted payment methods, pet insurance reimbursement, and CareCredit information. Use before approving non-emergency care, surgery, dentistry, or diagnostics.
Online food and medicine store Online food and medication ordering route linked by the hospital. Use for approved prescriptions, prescription diets, preventive care products, and refill-related needs.
Animal Emergency Center of Killeen After-hours emergency animal hospital recommended by Crossroads Veterinary Hospital’s official page. Use when Crossroads is closed and your pet cannot wait until regular hours.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Crossroads Veterinary Hospital, an emergency veterinary hospital, an insurer, a pharmacy, or a veterinary medical provider. Always verify medical instructions, urgent-care availability, prices, prescriptions, boarding rules, grooming requirements, records, and appointments directly with Crossroads Veterinary Hospital or an emergency veterinarian.

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital FAQs

These FAQs answer common pet-owner questions about Crossroads Veterinary Hospital in Copperas Cove, Texas.

1. Where is Crossroads Veterinary Hospital located?
Crossroads Veterinary Hospital is located at 1101 S FM 116, Copperas Cove, TX 76522.
2. What is the phone number for Crossroads Veterinary Hospital?
The main phone number for Crossroads Veterinary Hospital in Copperas Cove is 254-542-8700.
3. What are the regular hours for Crossroads Veterinary Hospital?
The official website lists Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and Sunday closed. Call before visiting on holidays or for urgent-care needs.
4. Does Crossroads Veterinary Hospital handle pet emergencies?
During business hours, Crossroads Veterinary Hospital tells pet owners to call immediately for emergency guidance. The hospital provides emergency evaluation, stabilization, hospitalization, and urgent medical treatment during regular business hours when appropriate.
5. What should I do for an after-hours pet emergency?
Outside regular business hours, Crossroads Veterinary Hospital recommends Animal Emergency Center of Killeen at 2808 Illinois Ave, Killeen, TX 76543, phone 254-628-5017.
6. Can I book an appointment online?
Yes. The official website includes a book appointment page for planned visits. If your pet has a medical emergency or urgent symptoms, call the hospital instead of relying on online booking.
7. What services does Crossroads Veterinary Hospital offer?
The official services page lists wellness and prevention, testing and diagnostics, advanced care, surgical procedures, urgent care, pet boarding, and pet grooming.
8. Does Crossroads Veterinary Hospital have a pet portal?
Yes. Crossroads Veterinary Hospital uses the PetPage app and online portal for supported access to pet reminders, prescriptions, appointments, upcoming procedures, and prescription refill requests.
9. What payment options does Crossroads Veterinary Hospital accept?
The official payment page says full payment is required at the time of service and lists Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, cash, personal checks with proper identification, pet insurance, and CareCredit.
10. What should I bring to my pet’s first visit?
Bring vaccine records, prior medical records, medication list, diet information, allergies, previous lab or imaging results, behavior notes, and a secure leash or carrier. Call ahead if your pet is sick, anxious, reactive, or needs special handling.