Veterinary jobs in Texas
150 verified openings
Veterinary jobs in Texas pay differently in the big metros than across Texas as a whole. BLS put the veterinary technician median at $44,360 in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and $44,110 around Houston in May 2025, while the statewide figure was $39,410, below the national $47,380.
Veterinary Assistant - Riverchase Animal Hospital
Veterinary Assistant Fast-Paced Clinic, Growth & CE
Veterinary Assistant - Total Care Animal Hospital
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Client Service Representative
Veterinary Assistant: Patient Care & Pet Wellness Advocate
Urgent Care Senior Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Client Experience Specialist
Veterinary Assistant: Grow Your Skills and Make an Impact
Urgent Care Senior Vet Assistant (Evenings/Weekends)
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Client Service Representative
Veterinary Client Service Representative - Relief
Veterinary Regional Sales Manager - Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX (Royal Canin)
Travel Veterinary Assistant - Help Pets at Clinics
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary District Sales Manager - Ft. Worth South/Arlington, TX (Royal Canin)
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Assistant
Fear-Free Vet Assistant Grow with a Clinic
Your Texas association is Texas Veterinary Medical Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Veterinary jobs in Texas
That gap argues for the metros if you are weighing a move. Texas also employs more technicians than any other state, 16,730, and licenses them, so the credential is licensed veterinary technician. Veterinarians train in-state at Texas A&M in College Station and Texas Tech in Amarillo. As of today that means 150 live veterinary jobs in Texas. The largest share comes from Mission Pet Health, National Veterinary Associates, and Ethos Veterinary Health, and Houston, Dallas, and Austin have the most of them. Where pay is stated it runs $42k to $115k a year.