I'm In town from CA , place was recommended so I booked an appointment for my lil rescue who has…read moreneeded to be neutered, left about 3 hours before opening. There's lots of ppl a lot of loud noise , the staff very rude..they shaved baby Raiden back area while he was awake.. they hacked my credit card when I put down deposit online .. they lost my paperwork so lady with curly puffy hair got attitude snatched my phone out of my hand and walked with it inside the office.. when I went to Pick up my pet the office had a strong kitty urine smell ,pet crates next to each other on concrete floor. My poor kitten was traumatized when I brought him home. I called plenty of times to voice my concerns and no call back. Never again if you truly care about your pet trust me they are not that cheap , so just take your pets elsewhere. In my honest opinion they do not care about the animals, you and your loved one do not deserve this type of treatment nor the dirty negative negligence place they call vet clinic ... I give it a hard 0 rating

Decent service for what it is. Affordable options. Just follow the instructions and it should be…read morepretty seamless experience. Will be back if I need to for my ‍

We've been there before and we're always happy with their work. Then we had someone come to our…read morehome. She moved out if town. Took our baby back today. Wonderful job!!! Not going anywhere else.

I love taking my dog here. She has been going here for years. Great service, highly recommend.read more

The Gulf Coast Humane Society (GCHS) is a shining beacon of hope for Corpus' homeless pet…read morepopulation. Without it, there would be a many stray cat and dog without any chance of going on to have a better quality of life. Firstly, the Humane Society: The Humane Society is a non-profit organization with a mission of helping neglected and abused animals. They have a good cause, and for that, I support them as a whole. I have looked into their mission, and they are pretty straightforward, without any weird ideological angle or catch. I am very biased towards the Humane Society, as that is where I adopted my household firstborn, Pinto (my English/American Bulldog / Dogue De Bordeaux mix). I will give you some backstory on him, just to give you an idea of the lengths they will go to for their rescues. Pinto was found at about 10 weeks of age by a construction worker in Southeast Houston. He was emaciated, worm-riddled and covered with mange. The kindhearted man brought him to the Houston Humane Society, where they diligently treated his skin condition, and brought him to great health. Now, the GCHS is just as great a branch as any Humane Society location. However, you must understand that Corpus has a real problem with neglected, homeless, and roaming pets. Not that this is a problem exclusive to this city, but if you lived here, you would notice that it is pronounced. There are many ways to support the Humane Society. You can volunteer, donate pet food (try to make sure it is "grain free" please) or blankets to your local one, or you can also donate directly to them. They make it very easy to setup one-time or recurring donations directly from your bank account if you wish to do that. It is the time of year to be thoughtful and considerate. Perhaps you want to give to a good cause. This would be one of them, IMO. Also, if you are in the market for a new companion, consider adopting one from here. Adopt, don't shop!

This is by far one of the nicest Humane Societies I've seen. They have done a wonderful job with…read moretheir "tropical oasis" park and pool area. A wonderful effort to minimize shelter stress. The outdoor runs are big and well maintained. Good job.

These guys have done a fantastic job grooming my sheltie dog. I've been taking him there for years…read moreand I've never once been disappointed. Affordable prices. Nice and friendly staff. Highly recommend! Love this place.

I was able to get in during my time slot, Dr. King was very kind and took his time explaining…read moreeverything and ensuring that I understood the treatment plan.

The care you receive for your pets is amazing, they are also very cost efficient, unlike many other…read moreVeterinary offices. The staff is so very nice & you can really tell they love what they do, yes there is quite the wait, but the service makes it worth it. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would! You won't regret coming to see them

Great Sitter. Was excellent for a trip to an area we never had been. Lots of responses toy…read moreinquiries about pet sitting.

2022 will probably go down in (recent) history as the year the world officially opened back up. As…read moresuch, I have been traveling a good bit. Before I go into any details, I will preface this review by making it clear that I love my dogs, unconditionally. They are my children. When I started vetting dog sitters at the beginning of the year, I knew I had to go with someone I could trust to come and go as I needed and take really good care of my boys. After calling and asking around, I eventually met with Fred & company at my house. I knew right away I was in great hands. I have used FidoSit's service more times than I have cared to keep count this year, and I could not be happier. They are easy to use, take great care of your pets, and are trustworthy good people!

While my vet visit went well, I feel the staff did not take proper attention and may have rushed…read morethings. They were very caring for my pet, but gave me false results on skin scrapings as my pets condition returned a few weeks after the vet told me he was negative. I emailed the clinic about my concerns and haven't heard back. I was also given a dose of bravecto that may have been expired or no good because it did not prevent fleas on my cat, and it should have been good for 3 months.

Ive gone here since my puppies were just a month old and even though theyve been helpful when they…read morewere puppies now that theyre a year and bigger i feel they hear the husky talk and automaticlly decide to muzzle them. i understand barking but it freaks the dogs out even more and have no history of bitting anyone. More over today took three dogs there for annual shots and it took 2.5 half hours to finish the visit. 30 minutes were actually in the vet the other 2 was waiting to get seen and waiting for the bill which after being billed was told they dont take care credit due to not having a specific mechine. no where in the building or online does it say they dont take care credit. I even made sure before hand with looking at the care credit locator to make sure they took it, to be surprised that they dont and wont even use the card numbers once it was time to pay. Inconclusion doctors have always been nice and great but they dont take care credit and wont mention that till you need to pay, have long wait and, have a rushed atmosphere. Granted the nurse did tell me shes tried to talk to corporate about it but no response but even so i think it should have been mentioned or at least brought up when looking to be seen.

I have been working for PetVet for almost a year now and it has been nothing short of amazing!! I…read morehave had tons of support from upper management as a new practice manager. PetVet strives to ensure all of there staff is taken care of and has opportunities to grow and learn.

My dog recently passed at their Visalia location (4240 W Mineral King Ave). It's clear this…read morelocation takes after corporate as it cares more about profits than any living being that enters its doors. While I don't blame this clinic for her death since she went septic after surgery, I absolutely blame the overnight staff for how cold and uncaring they were in her final hours. The communication was inconsistent at best and misleading at worst. I was told by a vet tech that she would likely die before any tests were finalized, only for the actual Vet to give a more hopeful update after a glucose treatment and discussion of transferring her to a 24/7 hospital in Fresno. Meanwhile, her actual medical record listed her prognosis as "guarded to poor." Despite knowing how serious her condition was, they refused to allow me to stay with her or figure out a way I could be present if she passed, despite me being the only customer they had in the building at that time. Being given false hope while being kept at a distance during her final moments is something I will never forgive and would warn anyone bringing their pet here this may also be done to you and your beloved pet. When she did pass, the lack of basic compassion became even more obvious. I was given barely any time with her, less than a minute, before being asked, whether I wanted cremation or to take her body. I am assuming something they were rushing since they were nearing their closing time. Again, they spent more time with me discussing payment than they allowed for me to grieve with my dog. Thankfully, I decided to take her body to her regular vet to allow me time to say goodbye. Additionally, what made it worse was the staff in the back laughing and making comments while this was happening. The walls are thin, and with no one else in the building, it was very easy to hear. Hearing that kind of behavior while your dog is dying isn't just unacceptable, it's disturbing. This wasn't my first experience here, and there has consistently been a noticeable focus on pushing expensive treatment plans as my previous time here I overheard one of the workers trying to swindle a man who's cat was sick into paying for any service under the sun. I would strongly advise anyone considering this clinic to question everything and not blindly agree to what's recommended. Losing a pet is devastating on its own. The way this clinic handled it made an already painful experience feel callous, impersonal, and unnecessarily traumatic. Compassion should be the bare minimum in this field, and based on my experience, it was completely absent here.