Josey Ranch Pet Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

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Carrollton TX Veterinary Guide · Dogs & Cats · Contact & Pet Care

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital contact, address, hours, appointments, pet portal, records, grooming, dental care, diagnostics, and emergency guidance

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital is located at 2540 N. Josey Lane #132, Carrollton, TX 75006. The main clinic phone number is 972-446-0667, and the clinic email listed for records/contact is records@joseyranchpethospital.com.

This guide helps pet owners quickly find the right phone number, office hours, online appointment link, pet portal, routine care services, dental care, diagnostics, surgery information, after-hours guidance, map, and visit-preparation tips.

Urgent Pet Care Call Clinic: 972-446-0667 Official Contact Page Map & Directions
Pet emergency? If your pet is struggling to breathe, collapsed, bleeding heavily, unable to urinate, having seizures, severely injured, suspected of toxin exposure, in heatstroke, or rapidly worsening, call Josey Ranch Pet Hospital during business hours at 972-446-0667. Outside clinic hours, use the emergency guidance on the official Josey Ranch Pet Hospital website or contact a nearby emergency veterinary hospital immediately.
Clinic address 2540 N. Josey Lane #132

Carrollton, TX 75006.

Main phone 972-446-0667

Use for appointments, urgent same-day questions, service questions, and clinic routing.

Fax 972-245-8367

Use when another clinic or pet service needs to send records, with owner authorization.

Email records@joseyranchpethospital.com

Use for record-related communication when appropriate.

Office hours Mon–Fri 8–6, Sat 8–12

Sunday closed. Holiday closures are listed on the official hours page.

Pet portal Appointments & refills

The portal supports appointment requests, medication refills, records, reminders, and pet health information.

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital overview

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital is a Carrollton, Texas veterinary clinic serving dogs and cats in North Dallas-area communities.

The official homepage describes Josey Ranch Pet Hospital as an AAHA-accredited North Dallas veterinary hospital in Carrollton offering comprehensive veterinary care for dogs and cats. Its listed care areas include preventive wellness care, vaccinations, diagnostics, surgery, dental services, in-house laboratory testing, digital X-rays, surgical suites, dental treatment facilities, and an on-site pharmacy.

The clinic’s official service menu also lists pet grooming, pet laser therapy, microchipping, nutrition counseling, international health certificates, pharmacy and pet products, and end-of-life pet care. Use the official service pages or call the clinic to confirm availability, scheduling requirements, and whether your pet needs an exam before a service.

Best first step: For routine care, request an appointment online or call during business hours. For urgent symptoms, call the clinic first if open. For after-hours emergency symptoms, use the emergency hospital guidance on the official hours page and seek urgent veterinary care.

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital contact directory

Use the correct contact route depending on whether you need an appointment, records, medication refill, urgent care help, or general clinic information.

Need Phone / link What to ask
Main clinic contact 972-446-0667 Ask for appointment availability, urgent-care guidance, vaccination status, wellness exams, dental estimates, surgery questions, grooming, or medication refills.
Fax 972-245-8367 Use for veterinary record transfer, boarding/grooming vaccine proof, referral documentation, or health certificate documents when appropriate.
Email records@joseyranchpethospital.com Use for record-related questions, but call for urgent pet health issues or same-day care concerns.
Online appointment Book an Appointment Request a visit online. If your pet needs immediate care and appointments are unavailable, the appointment page says to call 972-446-0667.
Pet portal Pet Portal Use for appointments, medication refill requests, pet records, reminders, and pet health resources.
Location and hours Hours & Location Check current office hours, holiday closures, location details, storm closings, and after-hours emergency information.

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital hours and holiday closures

Always verify current hours before driving, especially around holidays, severe weather, power outages, or clinic announcements.

Day Listed office hours Visit tip
Monday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Call early for same-day sick-pet guidance or appointment availability.
Tuesday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Use the pet portal for routine appointment and refill requests when appropriate.
Wednesday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Ask about records, vaccine updates, dental estimates, or surgery instructions before arrival.
Thursday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Confirm any drop-off, grooming, surgery, or diagnostic timing in advance.
Friday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Refill chronic medications before the weekend when possible.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Shorter hours may mean limited availability. Call early for urgent concerns.
Sunday Closed Use after-hours emergency guidance for serious symptoms.
Major holidays Official page lists closures for New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Request refills and records before holiday closures.
After-hours planning: Josey Ranch Pet Hospital’s official hours page lists after-hours emergency veterinary guidance. Save your pet’s vaccine records, medication list, and the emergency clinic address before you need them.

Appointments and when to call instead of using the online form

The online appointment page is useful for routine care, but sick or urgent pets may need phone triage.

Use online booking for routine requests. Request wellness exams, vaccine visits, non-urgent follow-ups, grooming questions, and planned care through the appointment page when appropriate.
Call for same-day symptoms. If your pet is vomiting repeatedly, not eating, limping badly, coughing, having diarrhea, painful, lethargic, or worsening, call 972-446-0667.
Describe the pet clearly. Give pet name, species, breed, age, weight, symptoms, duration, medication, allergies, and whether the pet is eating, drinking, urinating, and breathing normally.
Ask what records to bring. Bring vaccination history, prior lab results, radiographs, medication bottles, food brand, supplements, and any records from another clinic.
Confirm arrival instructions. Ask if your pet should fast, bring a stool sample, urine sample, leash, carrier, muzzle, cone, or prior medication list.
Use emergency care for severe symptoms. For collapse, breathing trouble, seizures, toxin exposure, inability to urinate, severe bleeding, heatstroke, or major trauma, seek emergency care immediately.
Appointment script: “My pet is a ____ named ____. They are ____ years old and weigh about ____. The problem started ____. They are eating/drinking/urinating ____. Do you recommend an appointment today, emergency care, or monitoring?”

Veterinary services at Josey Ranch Pet Hospital

The official service menu covers preventive, sick-pet, dental, surgical, diagnostic, grooming, pharmacy, and end-of-life care categories.

Wellness exams

Routine checkups help monitor weight, teeth, skin, ears, joints, heart, vaccines, parasite prevention, and early signs of illness.

Vaccinations

Ask which vaccines are due for your dog or cat based on age, lifestyle, travel, boarding, grooming, daycare, and local risk.

Pet grooming

Call to confirm grooming availability, vaccine requirements, coat condition, matting policy, and appointment timing.

Pet dental care

Dental care can include oral exam, dental treatment planning, cleaning, and guidance for home dental prevention.

Diagnostics

The diagnostics page lists on-site laboratory testing, digital radiology, and ultrasound for sick and injured pets.

Laser therapy

Ask whether laser therapy is appropriate for your pet’s pain, healing, arthritis, or post-procedure recovery plan.

Surgical procedures

Call for exam requirements, estimates, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, fasting instructions, drop-off time, and discharge plan.

Microchipping

Microchipping helps identify a lost pet when registration details are kept current.

Nutrition counseling

Use for weight management, life-stage diets, allergies, chronic conditions, and safe diet transitions.

International health certificates

Travel paperwork can require strict timing, vaccines, microchip rules, and destination-specific documentation. Start early.

Pharmacy and pet products

Ask about refills, parasite prevention, chronic medications, food, supplements, and product instructions.

End-of-life care

End-of-life planning may include comfort care, quality-of-life discussion, euthanasia planning, and memorial options.

Wellness exams, vaccines, and preventive care

Routine visits are the easiest time to update vaccines, discuss behavior, check weight, and prevent common health problems.

Pet care need What to ask Why it matters
Annual or semiannual exam Ask how often your dog or cat should be examined based on age, breed, chronic conditions, and lifestyle. Older pets and pets with chronic disease may need more frequent monitoring.
Vaccines Ask which core and lifestyle vaccines are due and whether proof is needed for grooming, boarding, daycare, or travel. Vaccine requirements can differ by pet, risk, facility, and travel destination.
Parasite prevention Ask about flea, tick, heartworm, and intestinal parasite prevention for North Texas-area pets. Consistent prevention can reduce serious disease and household exposure.
Weight and nutrition Ask for body condition score, target weight, feeding plan, treats, and safe diet changes. Weight affects joints, heart, breathing, diabetes risk, and overall comfort.
Senior pet screening Ask whether bloodwork, urine testing, blood pressure, dental assessment, or imaging is recommended. Screening can identify issues before obvious symptoms appear.
Behavior or anxiety Ask about fear-free handling, travel anxiety, storm phobia, separation issues, aggression, or training referrals. Behavior concerns are medical and safety issues, not just training problems.

Pet dental care at Josey Ranch Pet Hospital

Dental problems can cause pain, infection, bad breath, tooth loss, and eating changes. Ask about dental exam and treatment planning during wellness visits.

When to ask about dental care

Bad breath, drooling, pawing at the mouth, chewing on one side, red gums, loose teeth, facial swelling, or appetite changes should be discussed with the clinic.

Before a dental procedure

Ask whether an exam, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, fasting, medication changes, dental X-rays, extractions, or an estimate is needed.

Aftercare

Ask for written instructions on pain medication, antibiotics if prescribed, soft food, activity, chewing restrictions, and recheck timing.

Home prevention

Ask which toothbrush, dental diet, chews, rinses, or home-care plan is safe for your pet’s age, size, and dental condition.

Diagnostics, sick-pet visits, lab testing, X-rays, and ultrasound

The official diagnostics page says Josey Ranch Pet Hospital uses diagnostics and an on-site laboratory to help treat sick and injured pets.

Diagnostic need What to ask Before the visit
Bloodwork or lab testing Ask whether fasting is needed and when results may be available. Bring medication list, supplements, diet, symptoms, and prior lab results if available.
Digital radiology / X-rays Ask whether sedation, positioning, fasting, or prior imaging records are needed. Tell the clinic about pain, pregnancy possibility, coughing, trauma, limping, or breathing changes.
Ultrasound Ask whether fasting, bladder fullness, shaving, sedation, or a referral is needed. Bring prior bloodwork, X-rays, urinalysis, medication list, and symptom timeline.
Stool or urine testing Ask how fresh the sample should be and what container to use. Label the sample with pet name and collection time.
Sick-pet exam Ask if the pet should be seen today, monitored, or sent to emergency care. Track appetite, water intake, vomiting, diarrhea, urination, coughing, breathing, and energy changes.
Urgent symptom note: Trouble breathing, repeated seizures, collapse, pale gums, severe pain, inability to urinate, toxin exposure, or major trauma should not wait for routine diagnostics.

Surgery and procedure preparation

If your pet is scheduled for surgery or a procedure, ask for written instructions and confirm all costs and aftercare before the appointment.

Confirm the procedure name. Ask exactly what procedure is planned, why it is recommended, and what alternatives exist.
Ask about pre-anesthetic testing. Bloodwork and other screening may be recommended depending on age, health, and procedure type.
Confirm fasting instructions. Ask when to stop food, whether water is allowed, and what to do with regular medications.
Ask about estimates and consent. Request a written estimate, expected range, possible add-ons, medications, rechecks, and emergency possibilities.
Plan pickup and home care. Ask when pickup may occur and whether your pet needs a cone, crate rest, activity restriction, medication, or wound monitoring.
Know warning signs after discharge. Ask what signs require a call or emergency visit, such as bleeding, swelling, vomiting, severe pain, opening incision, or not waking normally.

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital pet portal

The pet portal is useful for non-emergency account tasks and routine pet health management.

Portal use
Josey Ranch Pet Hospital says the portal lets clients make appointments, request medication refills, and access pet records, reminders, and other information.
Best for
Routine appointment requests, vaccine reminders, medication refill requests, records checks, and pet health information.
Not for
Emergency symptoms, sudden collapse, trouble breathing, severe pain, bleeding, toxin exposure, seizures, or rapid worsening.
If records look wrong
Call or email the clinic and ask staff to confirm the official medical record and vaccine status.
Security
Use a secure password, avoid shared devices, and do not share pet medical information unless necessary for care, boarding, grooming, insurance, or travel.

Pet records, vaccine proof, refills, and travel documents

Keep pet records organized before grooming, boarding, travel, surgery, emergency visits, or transferring care.

Record need Best route What to include
Vaccine proof Pet portal, phone, or records email Pet name, owner name, vaccine needed, boarding/grooming/daycare deadline, and recipient fax/email.
Transfer records to another vet records@joseyranchpethospital.com or fax New clinic name, fax/email, owner authorization, pet name, and date range if needed.
Medication refill Pet portal or phone Medication name, strength, dose, quantity, pharmacy preference, and whether symptoms changed.
International health certificate Call clinic early Destination country, travel date, airline, microchip status, rabies date, vaccine records, and import requirements.
Emergency record packet Pet portal and printed copies Vaccine history, diagnoses, medications, allergies, recent labs, imaging reports, and primary vet contact.
Travel tip: International pet travel can require strict microchip, rabies, testing, endorsement, and timing rules. Start the health-certificate process early rather than waiting until the week of travel.

Emergency planning for Josey Ranch Pet Hospital clients

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital is not listed as a 24-hour emergency hospital, so pet owners should know where to go after hours.

Symptom or situation Action What to bring
Trouble breathing, blue/pale gums, collapse, heatstroke, severe trauma, severe bleeding, repeated seizures, or suspected toxin exposure Seek emergency veterinary care immediately. Medication list, toxin package/photo, vaccine records, and any recent records if available.
Male cat straining to urinate, blocked urination, bloated abdomen, or severe pain Treat as urgent/emergency and call a vet or emergency hospital immediately. Urination timeline, medications, diet, and recent lab/urine records.
Vomiting repeatedly, bloody diarrhea, not eating, coughing, limping, eye injury, ear pain, or worsening lethargy Call Josey Ranch Pet Hospital during business hours for triage and appointment guidance. Symptom timeline, stool/urine sample if requested, medications, and appetite/water notes.
After-hours concern Use the emergency guidance on Josey Ranch Pet Hospital’s official hours page and contact an emergency veterinary hospital. Pet records, ID, payment method, medication list, and clinic contact information.
Do not wait for email or portal replies in an emergency. Call a veterinary clinic or emergency pet hospital directly if your pet is in distress.

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital map and directions

Use the map for the clinic address. Call first for urgent symptoms, grooming timing, surgery drop-off, or if you are unsure whether your pet should go to emergency care instead.

Clinic location

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital
2540 N. Josey Lane #132
Carrollton, TX 75006
Phone: 972-446-0667
Fax: 972-245-8367
Email: records@joseyranchpethospital.com

Confirm the clinic is open before driving for same-day care, medication pickup, grooming, records, or appointment check-in.

Before you leave

  • Bring dogs on leash and cats in secure carriers.
  • Bring vaccine records if your pet is new to the clinic.
  • Bring medication bottles or photos of labels.
  • Bring stool/urine sample only if requested.
  • Call first if your pet is aggressive, fearful, contagious, or in severe distress.
  • For after-hours emergencies, use the emergency hospital guidance on the official hours page.

What to bring to a Josey Ranch Pet Hospital visit

Good preparation helps the veterinary team understand your pet’s history and symptoms quickly.

For every visit

  • Pet in leash, harness, or carrier.
  • Photo ID and contact number.
  • Current medication list.
  • Allergy or reaction history.

For new pets

  • Prior vaccine records.
  • Adoption or breeder records.
  • Microchip number if known.
  • Previous clinic contact information.

For sick visits

  • Symptom timeline.
  • Photos or videos if helpful.
  • Diet and treat list.
  • Stool, urine, or vomit sample only if requested.

For procedures

  • Written estimate or consent.
  • Fasting confirmation.
  • Medication instructions.
  • Pickup plan and aftercare questions.

Official source checklist for this Josey Ranch Pet Hospital guide

Use these official and local-reference sources for final verification because hours, services, emergency routing, forms, and portal access can change.

Source What it verifies When to use it
Josey Ranch Pet Hospital homepage Clinic identity, dog and cat care, AAHA-accredited statement, North Dallas/Carrollton service area, preventive care, vaccines, diagnostics, surgery, dental care, in-house lab, digital X-rays, surgical suites, dental facilities, and on-site pharmacy. Use first for clinic overview and core services.
Contact page Address, phone, fax, email, contact form, map, and office hours. Use for current contact details and general clinic routing.
Hours & Location Clinic location, regular hours, Sunday closure, holiday closures, special announcement guidance, and after-hours emergency hospital direction. Use before driving or when planning after-hours care.
Book an Appointment Online appointment request path and instruction to call 972-446-0667 if a pet needs immediate care and no appointment is available. Use for routine appointment requests and same-day-care guidance.
Pet Portal Portal access for appointments, medication refills, pet records, reminders, and pet information. Use for non-emergency account and pet health record tasks.
Veterinary Services Wellness exams, grooming, dental care, diagnostics, laser therapy, surgery, microchipping, nutrition counseling, international health certificates, pharmacy/pet products, and end-of-life pet care. Use to choose the right service category before scheduling.
Diagnostics On-site laboratory testing, digital radiology, ultrasound, and sick/injured pet diagnostic support. Use when a pet needs lab work, X-rays, ultrasound, or sick-pet evaluation.
City of Carrollton local veterinarians Local city listing showing Josey Ranch Pet Hospital at 2540 N Josey Ln #132 with phone 972-446-0667. Use as a local-reference cross-check for address and phone.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Josey Ranch Pet Hospital, a veterinary clinic, an emergency animal hospital, a pet insurer, or a medical provider. Always confirm diagnosis, appointment availability, emergency instructions, medication use, vaccine requirements, surgery instructions, grooming requirements, records, and costs directly with the clinic or an emergency veterinarian.

Josey Ranch Pet Hospital FAQs

Quick answers about address, phone, hours, appointments, portal, services, records, grooming, dental care, diagnostics, and emergency planning.

1. What is the address of Josey Ranch Pet Hospital?
Josey Ranch Pet Hospital is located at 2540 N. Josey Lane #132, Carrollton, TX 75006.
2. What is the phone number for Josey Ranch Pet Hospital?
The main clinic phone number is 972-446-0667. Use this number for appointments, urgent same-day questions, service questions, and clinic routing.
3. What are Josey Ranch Pet Hospital’s office hours?
The official hours page lists Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and Sunday closed. Holiday closures are listed on the official hours page.
4. Does Josey Ranch Pet Hospital offer online appointments?
Yes. The clinic has an online appointment request page. If your pet needs immediate care and an appointment is unavailable, the appointment page says to call 972-446-0667 for assistance.
5. What services does Josey Ranch Pet Hospital offer?
The official services page lists wellness exams, pet grooming, pet dental care, diagnostics, laser therapy, surgical procedures, microchipping, nutrition counseling, international health certificates, pharmacy and pet products, and end-of-life pet care.
6. Does Josey Ranch Pet Hospital have a pet portal?
Yes. The pet portal page says clients can make appointments, request medication refills, and access pet records, reminders, and other pet health information.
7. How do I request pet records from Josey Ranch Pet Hospital?
Use the pet portal when available, call the clinic at 972-446-0667, fax record requests to 972-245-8367, or use the listed records email, records@joseyranchpethospital.com, when appropriate.
8. Does Josey Ranch Pet Hospital provide diagnostics?
Yes. The diagnostics page says the clinic uses diagnostics and an on-site laboratory for sick and injured pets, and it lists digital radiology and ultrasound as diagnostic services.
9. What should I do if my pet needs care after Josey Ranch Pet Hospital is closed?
Use the after-hours emergency guidance listed on the official hours page and contact a nearby emergency veterinary hospital. For severe symptoms such as trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, heavy bleeding, toxin exposure, inability to urinate, or major trauma, seek emergency care immediately.
10. What should I bring to a Josey Ranch Pet Hospital appointment?
Bring your pet on a leash or in a secure carrier, vaccine records, prior medical records, medication list, allergy history, symptom timeline, photos or videos if helpful, and any samples only if the clinic asks for them.