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North Texas Veterinary Clinic building new location in Keller

North Texas Veterinary Clinic plans to relocate next year to a new building in Keller.

North Texas Veterinary Clinic plans to relocate next year to a new building in Keller.

By Korri Kezar |

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North Texas Veterinary Clinic will relocate in April to a new building beginning construction this summer at 1100 Whitley Road, Keller. The clinic offers wellness care and sick visits as well as routine surgery for pets. 817-741-8050. www.northtexasvetclinic.com
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By Korri Kezar

Korri Kezar graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 2011 with a degree in journalism. She worked for Community Impact Newspaper's Round Rock-Pflugerville-Hutto edition for two years before moving to Dallas. Five years later, she returned to the company to launch Community Impact Newspaper's Keller-Roanoke-Northeast Fort Worth edition, where she covers local government, development, transportation and a variety of other topics. She has also worked at the San Antonio Express-News, Austin-American Statesman and Dallas Business Journal.

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