Our best boy woke up lethargic and very sick. Our vet couldn't see us and recommended the Emergency…read moreAnimal hospital. We drove straight there and the staff was amazing. They helped us get him out of the car and onto a stretcher. The vet explained he was in bad shape and explained end of life services. They let us spend as much time as we wanted with him before taking him away. It was a terrible day but they were kind, comforting and efficient.

I do not write negative reviews lightly, but I feel other pet owners deserve to know about my…read moreexperience. I brought my dog to Emergency Animal Hospital of Collin County during a medical emergency expecting compassionate care, clear communication, and transparency. Instead, my family and I left feeling frustrated, uninformed, and deeply disappointed. After my dog was initially examined, I was given an estimate for treatment. I agreed to the estimate and authorized the hospital to proceed. Shortly afterward, I was presented with a higher estimate before anyone clearly explained my dog's condition. Throughout my visit, I repeatedly tried to understand what was happening with my dog. I wanted to know whether he was stable, what diagnosis was being considered, what treatment had been performed, and what the next steps were. Unfortunately, I felt that conversations focused primarily on approving additional treatment costs rather than keeping me informed about my dog's medical condition. Because I was uncomfortable with the lack of communication, I decided to pay for the services already provided and continue my dog's care with his primary veterinarian. I was not refusing to pay. I simply wanted to transfer my dog's care. Instead of respecting that decision, I was repeatedly questioned about leaving and encouraged to remain at the hospital. During an emergency involving a beloved pet, I found that extremely stressful and discouraging. After leaving, I called the hospital to obtain the name of the employee involved so I could accurately document my concerns. I was told the hospital could not provide the employee's name because they were "outsourced." I found that response disappointing because, regardless of employment arrangements, everyone interacting with clients represents the hospital. The only documentation I received after paying $500.91 was a payment receipt. I was not provided with an itemized invoice, treatment summary, examination findings, discharge instructions, or other documentation explaining my dog's care. This review is not about the cost of emergency veterinary care. Emergency medicine is expensive, and I understand that. My concern is the lack of communication, the way my family was treated, and the overall experience during one of the most stressful moments a pet owner can face. I have submitted a formal complaint to hospital leadership and requested a full review of this incident. I sincerely hope the hospital improves communication and transparency so future clients receive the information and support they deserve.

Having had several pets over the last 20 years, we have relied on Dr. Fiona's care. The time,…read morecompassion, and support she showed towards our dogs during their final moments were exactly what our family needed when we faced the loss of our pets. Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest decisions we make as owners. Our dogs were at home, comfortable, and not fearful or anxious about what was happening. I remember one of our dogs having an emergency and having to take him to the vet. He was anxious, and it was time for me to let him go. Seeing him on the cold, metal table broke my heart. I vowed that when the time came for our other dogs, I would choose Compassionate Care. I cannot express enough how incredible this service was during such a heartbreaking time. Dr. Fiona took the time to let us say our goodbyes without rushing, providing us with the space and support we needed.

In this day and age, more often than not, we spend a substantial sum on products and services and…read morethe outcome is average. Not in the case of Dr. Fiona! Just Wow! Recently we euthanized Ginger. She was fourteen with rapidly declining quality of life issues. The usual when,where,how thoughts and discussions took place over weeks . After referrals to Dr Fiona and the description of her process,the decision was made to use her. Now, each pet lover decides the type of food,level of care etc they are going to give their animal. That ranges from just enough to get by to treating them like humans. No matter your level of care, Dr Fiona will open your eyes to a level of compassion for your pet you've never witnessed. Yes, this service cost significantly more than going down to the vet's office. They come to your home and over the course of one to two hours lovingly usher your pet to the next stop. Beautiful. I highly recommend you consider Dr Fiona and her service.

Zero stars. 24/7 service, my sweet aunt. I was told "a week to ten days" before they could come…read moreout and remove a bird from inside my house. They list 10 locations in the Dallas area, each with an associated number, so I called the closest one. There's a corporate address in Allen, but the guy who answered acted like he'd never heard the word "McKinney" before, and it turns out that's because he wasn't even in Texas. According to him, they "recently closed their Texas offices". Or something. Said it would take "a week to ten days" before someone could come out. That's crap customer service, crap website management, and crap response time no matter what state you're in. If you can't get a wild animal out of someone's house before ten days, then you're not a wildlife control company or even an actual business with a service to offer. You're idiots who have a deceptive website for no good reason.

Today was a tuff day for me, my cat awoke me with painful cries at 4AM, she was laying by her food…read moreand water bowel and couldn't eat. I bit the bullet took her to VEG ER for Pets, only to find out she had advanced congestive heart failure. I don't believe in putting animals down, so I went for surgery. The team was great, they did everything they could ultrasound, removed 2 12 once cans of fluid which was preventing her from eating. They gave me some discounts making the emergency visit more reasonable then normal. I get home with her, let her come out of the carrier by herself, then she moved over to the couch stayed there for some time, then she jumped off the couch heading to the bedroom wobbling, then i heard the most horrible scream of pain and she just fell. I went to pick her up she was limp, I shook her and she came too, called the vet then went back, while driving to the vet she was talking to me, when I arrive, they start working on her and her heart stopped. I told them DNR. They brought me into a consoling room to be with her gave me as much time as I wanted. Finally, when I was ready to leave, they offered cremation services which was very expensive, so I declined they gave me a cardboard coffin and went back home to do some research. While conducting research I found Pet Passages online. They made the process very easy, you order online, you bring your animal in then they take care of the rest. I like the fact pricing is all up front, no games, no guesses. The owner was really nice and totally understood what I was going through, he just lost his dog a few weeks ago. He pulled Josie out put her out on the table you see here attached. The waterfall feature in the room made it perfect to hold her one last time and greave. May she rest in peace.

Pet Passages made one of the hardest days of our lives so much more peaceful and compassionate…read more We had to say goodbye to our sweet 12 yr old dog Wilson and was referred to Alan and his team. From the moment we arrived, they treated our family, and Wilson, with such kindness, dignity, and care. They allowed us to take our time saying goodbye in a serene, calming setting and never made us feel rushed. That meant everything to us. Losing a pet is incredibly painful, but the way they guided us through the process made it feel gentle and respectful. We are so grateful to Pet Passages & Dr. McPherson for helping Wilson cross the rainbow bridge with such compassion.

The service was arranged through my veterinarian hospital and I did not know it was through…read moreHeavenly Pet Cremations until the precious remains of my dear Tofu was returned to me. Enclosed and presented in a privacy package was a kind note from Heavenly Pet Cremations along with a card from the staff of my vet hospital. Every item was placed neatly and with evident care within the package. You have made a tough moment easier to process and I am grateful to know care was extended for his gentle soul to rest peacefully. Thank you for the preservation of a beautiful memory.

I lost my sweet cat Boo on Sept 17, 2024. I received his ashes on the 19th. When I opened the bag…read moreup I found a small package of his fur along with his paw print with the box. I burst into tears seeing they had given me two things I didn't expect and will cherish. Thank you for your care of my sweet baby Boo.

Glyn was so kind and compassionate to my grieving son after the loss of his second beloved pup. Old…read moreage and cancer took both his best friends within a year of each other. Glenn managed to join them back together in a special box creating a memorable keepsake for my son. I can't recommend him enough!

I highly recommend Green Pet Care. They're extremely professional, compassionate, understanding and…read morerespectful. They go above and beyond. I appreciate them tremendously.

Dr Kline is so incredibly knowledgeable. I trusted him with my sr dog (10 yr ) of teeth cleaning. I…read moreknew teeth needed to be pulled and such. I picked him up and you couldn't even tell he was bothered by the teeth surgery and cleaning. My heart was relieved. Ty Dr Kline

Total Care Animal Hospital has been taking care of our fur babies for many years. From our English…read morebulldog, Jojo, to our three Dobermans. The doctors and staff are great! Hilda, our newest rescue, was seen by Dr. Mira and was very happy to get some snacks for being a good patient!

It was great actually until one change. I have used this vet clinic for over 20 years. However I…read morewill be switching. I was willing to drive the hour and a half to see Dr. Pilkington without hesitation. However, I was contacted by Custer McDermott Animal Hospital to inform me that they would no longer approve Chewy prescriptions, and I would have to drive an hour and a half to pick up a paper prescription and mail that into Chewy if I wanted to use Chewy. The vet clinic charges a lot more than Chewy so no I won't be giving Chewy up, I won't be driving an hour and a half for a slip of paper as the clinic email stated. The clinic has no power over where and how I spend my money. I will be giving up Custer McDermott Animal Hospital and sadly Dr. Pilkington. To be clear, David Pilkington is the one and only reason we have been loyal to this clinic for all these years. If not for David, we would have changed clinics years ago. Now, they have given us reason to change simply out of greed. Vet care is as expensive , meds are expensive. When the clinic makes a petty policy that costs you more money, you shop around.

Amazing vet . They do detail exams on dogs and have amazing follow up…read more I went on a roadtrip with my puppy . He got a little dehydrated at the dog park, as he threw up once after playing for hours . I took him to the emergency clinic where he was given fluids . Nothing too serious. The emergency clinic sent their note to Custer, I got a follow up call the next day from them . Glad I am taking my dog here as the last vet had no follow up and did next to no physical examination on my dogs .