EMERGENCY VETERINARY CARE 

Central Texas Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital

Phone: (512) 892-9038
Services: Emergency care, specialty services
Animals: Small animals (dogs, cats)
Location: Austin area (approximately 1.5 hours from Navasota)
Website: ctvsh.com

Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital – Emergency

Location: College Station, TX (45 minutes from Navasota)
Services: State-of-the-art Emergency & Critical Care Service (ECC) provides ongoing care for critically ill or injured pets
Animals: Small and large animals
Website: vethospital.tamu.eduLOCAL VETERINARY CLINICS

Dewberry Hill Veterinary Hospital

Address: 4708 Hwy 90 S, Navasota, TX 77868
Hours: Mon-Fri: 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM, Sat: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Sun: Closed

Phone: 936-825-3877 Website: https://www.pawlicy.com/vets-near-me/tx/navasota/dewberry-hill-vet-hospital-inc-25116/

Animals: Small animals
Note: Highly recommended by local pet owners

Beard Navasota Veterinary Hospital

Address: 8176 Hwy 90 South, Navasota, Texas 77868
Hours: Monday-Friday: 8-5 p.m.

Phone: 936-825-3877 Website: https://beardnavasota.com/
Services: Large animal care and small animal services
Animals: Both small and large animals

South Central Veterinary Services

Location: Navasota, TX
Services: Small and large animal clinic treating large and small animals, including aviary and exotic animals

Phone: 936-870-4033
Animals: Small animals, large animals, exotic animals, birds
Website: southcentralvetservices.com

Texas A&M Small Animal Hospital Open 24 hours

Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists Hospital – Open 24 hour

Brazos Valley Equine Hospitals

Services: Equine veterinary services
Locations: Navasota, Cypress, Salado, Waco, TX
Animals: Horses and equine care
Website: bveh.com

Texas A&M Large Animal Hospital

Services: Treats equine, ruminant, and other livestock patients
Location: College Station, TX
Animals: Horses, cattle, goats, sheep, other livestock
Website: vethospital.tamu.edu/large-animalLOW-COST SPAY/NEUTER & VACCINATION CLINICS

Important: Many local veterinarians offer payment plans or reduced-cost services. Don’t hesitate to ask about financial assistance programs.

Mobile Clinics

Check local community bulletin boards and social media for announcements of mobile spay/neuter and vaccination clinics that visit Grimes County.

WHEN TO SEEK EMERGENCY CARE

Seek immediate veterinary attention for:

• Difficulty breathing or choking
• Severe bleeding or trauma
• Unconsciousness or collapse
• Suspected poisoning
• Severe vomiting or diarrhea
• Signs of extreme pain
• Bloated or distended abdomen
• Difficulty giving birth
• Eye injuries
• Heatstroke symptoms

For large animals, also watch for:

• Colic symptoms in horses
• Down cattle that can’t get up
• Prolapsed organs
• Severe lameness

WHAT TO BRING TO YOUR VET VISIT

• Medical History: Previous vaccination records, medication list
• Insurance Information: If you have pet insurance
• Payment Method: Cash, credit card, or discuss payment plans
• List of Symptoms: When they started, progression, any changes
• Recent Photos/Videos: If showing behavioral changes or symptoms

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Wildlife Rehabilitation

If you find injured wildlife, contact Texas Parks & Wildlife or search for licensed wildlife rehabilitators in your area.

Poison Control

Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661 (Fee applies)
ASPCA Poison Control: (888) 426-4435 (Fee applies)