Horse and Hound Mobile Veterinary Services

Waller, TX

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At a glance

Facility type
Mobile Vet
Practice tier
Mobile
Clinic type
Unknown
Operating status
Operational
Appointment model
Appointment
24/7 care
Unknown
Accepting new patients
Unknown

Species treated

Equine Small Animal Companion

Services

Wellness Vaccination Dentistry In House Lab End Of Life House Call

Amenities & accessibility

Crowd
LGBTQ+ friendly
From the business
Identifies as LGBTQ+ ownedIdentifies as women-owned

Overview

Horse and Hound is a mobile veterinary service founded in 2018 that services the greater Houston area. We focus on the overall health and well-being of your animal and provide the same care we would expect for our own animals. Our goal is to create a long-lasting bond with you and your animal. We also provide limited services for your canine and feline friends

Care capabilities

Emergency
Urgent Care Only
End-of-life care
Mobile Only

Services in detail

Equine ServicesSmall Animal ServicesIn Home EuthanasiaEmergency Services

Appointments & hours

Monday | 8am - 5pm; Tuesday | Closed; Wednesday | 8am - 5pm; Thursday | Closed; Friday | 8am - 5pm; Saturday - Sunday | Emergency only

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Frequently asked

Does Horse and Hound Mobile Veterinary Services offer emergency or urgent care?+

Horse and Hound Mobile Veterinary Services offers urgent care appointments most days of the week (not a 24/7 ER).

What services does Horse and Hound Mobile Veterinary Services offer?+

Horse and Hound Mobile Veterinary Services offers Wellness, Vaccination, Dentistry, In House Lab, End Of Life, House Call.

When was Horse and Hound Mobile Veterinary Services established?+

Horse and Hound Mobile Veterinary Services has served the Waller, TX community since 2018.

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Data as of July 2026. VetPulse aggregates public-record and licensing data; it does not represent the practice directly.