CityVet - Frisco

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn in Frisco, when CityVet’s neon sign flickers on, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The parking lot was filled with cats, each one wearing tiny little hats. Curious, he approached and saw that every hat had a different design—some were sailor caps, others top hats or even little berets. A neighbor passing by commented, ‘Looks like someone threw a fancy dress party for all the strays!’ And indeed, it turned out to be an annual event organized by CityVet to attract attention to homeless felines.

2. At dawn in Frisco, when CityVet’s neon sign flickers on, a delivery driver noticed something odd. ‘Hey,’ he called out to the vet tech inside, ‘I swear I saw that doggy statue outside moving!’ ‘No way!’ said the tech, rubbing her eyes. She peeked through the window and giggled. ‘It was just the wind playing tricks again.’ A minute later, they both burst into laughter as the statue wobbled slightly with each breeze.}

3. At dawn in Frisco, when CityVet’s neon sign flickers on, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the vet clinic’s recycling bin: an old pair of glasses with a note attached reading ‘Please return to Dr. Paws.’ Curious, he picked up the glasses and saw through their lenses a tiny handwritten map leading to a hidden garden behind the clinic. Inside, he found Dr. Paws—an adorable hamster wearing a lab coat—who was organizing a secret tea party for neighborhood pets. 'I thought you lost your specs,' giggled Dr. Paws, adjusting his new spectacles made from a safety pin and a plastic straw.

4. At dawn in Frisco, when CityVet’s neon sign flickers on, a delivery driver noticed an unusual commotion inside. A small dog, usually timid around strangers, barked excitedly and ran towards the clinic, tail wagging furiously. Curious, the delivery driver peeked through the window and saw a vet frantically chasing the little dog around the room. Turns out, the canine was just trying to fetch his favorite toy—a squeaky bone that had mysteriously appeared from nowhere. The next morning, everyone in Frisco knew why CityVet’s neon sign never really went off completely—because it was always lit up by the enthusiastic tail-wagging of one happy pooch.