Trophy Club to have new vet by the end of 2023

“In 2020, it was identified that almost 70% of American households owned a pet,” Miller said. “During the COVID-19 pandemic, we saw a 30% increase in the number of pets adopted in our community. Our marketing team’s research demonstrated that 70% of millennial pet owners alone are willing to pay more for great customer experiences.”

To address this heightened demand, Miller went on to say they are focusing on the following steps with regard to their clinics:

• Convenient locations with extended hours
• Urgent care and walk-ins-welcome approach
• Robust communication, however the client prefers it—two-way texting, chat, phone, in-person
• Easy-to-book appointments with mobile friendly, streamlined paperwork submission

Diving in deeper

The council approved the special use permit five votes to one. Mayor Pro Tem Dennis Sheridan was the lone vote against the business.

Tiffany, who was one of the five members approving the permit, expressed her delight in giving residents more veterinary service options and also bringing more dollars into Trophy Club.

"The opportunity is great because the pet business is [worth] billions of dollars,” Tiffany said. “So why not get some of it here in Trophy Club? We do have a vet, but this is another opportunity. I think you have a great opportunity to build a strong business. Thank you for bringing it to town.”