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Livestock: Euless vs Fort Worth

How do livestock rules compare between Euless, TX and Fort Worth, TX?

Fort Worth has fewer restrictions than Euless.

Euless, TX

Tarrant County

Heavy Restrictions

Livestock (horses, cattle, goats, sheep) are prohibited in Euless residential zones under Code Chapters 10 and 82. Hogs are broadly banned citywide. 1+ acre ag zones may qualify with setbacks.

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Fort Worth, TX

Tarrant County

Some Restrictions

Fort Worth, despite its Cowtown heritage, restricts livestock on urban lots. Horses, cattle, goats, and swine require agricultural zoning or minimum acreage; chickens and bees are allowed with limits.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactEulessFort Worth
Residential ZonesLivestock prohibited-
Hogs/PigsBroadly prohibited citywide-
Minimum LotTypically 1+ acre in ag zones-
SetbackTypically 100+ ft from dwellings-
CodeEuless Code Chapters 10 and 82-
Cattle/Horses-Ag zoning / ~1 acre each
Chickens-Allowed, no roosters
Swine-Prohibited in residential
Bees-TX Ag Code Ch. 131 plus setbacks
Coop Setback-~50 ft typical

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Euless FAQ

Who enforces this in Euless?

Euless at (817) 685-1400 handles most complaints.

Who enforces this in Euless?

Euless at (817) 685-1400 handles most complaints.

Fort Worth FAQ

Can I keep backyard chickens in Fort Worth?

Yes, hens are allowed in residential zones with coop setbacks. Roosters are prohibited because of noise.

Can I have a horse in Fort Worth city limits?

Only on agriculturally zoned or large-lot property. Urban single-family lots do not meet the acreage requirement for horses.

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