My dog was referred to this facility for care. The estimate was from $2000-$3000 right off the bat. Very expensive here . Took my dog back to the initial vet which is more reasonable. The staff wasn't friendly. Two girls sat at the front desk chatting and did not bother to greet other guests. The Doc was nice however. read more

BluePearl Pet Hospital - Veterinarians Near Me - Spring, Texas

I will not be returning to this facility for several reasons: When we went for our consultation, my dog was being treated for a UTI (common for diabetics). Her regular vet had prescribed her a two-week course of antibiotics. NHVS informed us that a one-month regimen was in order and therefore would refill her current antibiotic to provide us with the full one-month supply. When I arrived home and compared receipts, I discovered quite a price discrepancy: From my regular vet: Zeniquin, 25 mg, Qty. 14, price: $38.14 From NHVS: Zeniquin, 25 mg, Qty. 14, price: $64.00 A $106 fructosamine test had also been run on my dog at NHVS to evaluate how effectively her blood glucose was being controlled. We were called several days after our visit with results of the test and a recommendation that in another two weeks the same test be done. At the time of the call, it was not convenient for me to make that follow-up appointment; I indicated I would call back the next day to do so. I was told that the doctor would not need to be seen; since this was only a "blood draw," I needed to make an appointment to see a technician and not the physician. The following day I called to make an appointment for two weeks hence. The only times that were available EVER were at 9 AM or at noon on any given day. Requests for appointments after 3 PM (when I got out of work) were not available: the doctor had "blocked off" every afternoon, and "if she's not available, her technicians are not available." Explaining to the front desk that the options provided would require me to take yet another day off from work - for a simple blood draw -- drew an ambivalent reaction. I ended our conversation with no appointment made, and frankly, no intention to ever call back to make one. I was already furious about being charged double for medication, but a veterinarian's office that is this rigid about their scheduling does not deserve the opportunity to have my beloved dog as their patient. read more

I came in around 12am with my sick puppy and they did a very good job taking care of my dog. They brought us immediately into a run, ran his tests and checked him out while always letting me know what they were doing, how long it'll take and talking to me about prices and options which as a college student I definitely appreciated. read more

I wish I could've read the reviews but In an emergency you would think the place you're taking your pet , that their primary concern would be the well being of the dog first and foremost. After being quoted 9k for my 8 month old puppy's surgery, leaving only paying 1k for an exam, ONE X-ray photo and some medication. Her leg wasn't splinted nothing .... I had to ask 3 different times what people normally do if they aren't able to pay that out of pocket . Finally they recommended me to another place where I was quoted 3k it would've been less had they been able to use the X-ray and unfortunately were not because the new surgeon could not see the specific area letting me know that typically there are multiple views/shots. I WAS ALSO NOT TOLD that my dog had elevated levels in her liver. I was so distraught because I didn't know how I was going to afford this out of pocket when I just had to help bury a family member ..... oh and not to mention one of the higher ups stated that they would be able to bring the cost down to 6900... yeah right . You know what's funny I had a client who works/worked for blue pearl and even said 9k is excessive .... Do not bring your animal here.. the ladies upfront were sweet though read more

My 14 month Standard Poodle was in Crisis and close to death. Blue Pearl was so fast in diagnosing her problem. She has Addisons disease. She could have died that night if it weren't that they knew what was happening. Many Vets still are not familiar with Addisons. We are very fortunate to have Blue Pearl see her. She is a HEALTHY four year old growing up with her sister thanks to the doctors at Blue Pearl. Thanks to all the doctors that saved Charlotte's life. Tom & Cheryl Robinson read more

Extremely disappointed with the end of life care provided to my pet by Blue Pearl. Poor communication, complete lack of flexibility and significant overcharging. read more

No bones about it- I visited 4x other Vet hospitals on a Saturday morning and every one of them was understaffed, or couldn't deal with my dogs wound (my old man ran over him in car ‍). Blue Pearl was the only one that didn't turn me away, and had me in and out in an hour or less. Don't wait to find out how understaffed the vet industry is when your pet needs help. At that, as a small business owner, customer service is immensely important to me. I give their staff 5 stars for being cordial, friendly, professional pick your vocabulary word- these guys and gals were superb. read more

If there were Zero stars that's the rating I would give this hospital. The doctors and staff are so cold hearted and do not care about your pet! Not sure how those evil people sleep at night. My dog had a heat stroke 3 weeks ago I brought him in and he wasn't even moving. After so many test and lots of tears shedded and almost a 2k bill later we almost left him over night with them, the doctor kept telling us he is not even moving after giving him IV. My bill was $800 and I asked to see him before I left him over night. He came in WALKINGGGG!!! The doctor never came back to the room, go figure the nurse had to do all the dirty work. All they want is to collect your money and put down all pets. As soon as you walk in all you see are these poor pet owners crying because they have probably been forced to put their pet down. DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE!!! THEY KILL THEM ALL!!!! read more

I rarely give a business a bad review. I know how much it can affect them and I understand mistakes happen. After speaking to a manager and giving them the option to do the right thing, i would absolutely recommend people take their babies elsewhere. I was told that vitals would be free if I brought my dog in who I found outside of regular Vet hours, coughing blood. I brought her in, they said she was fine to transport to her regular Vet. Then as I was leaving, and was strong armed by threatening to contact a credit company when I questioned an exam charge I did not authorize. The manager ended up telling me that it didn't matter what they told me, I would need to pay for the fee. They could have just told me there was a fee from the beginning and I could have made a decision to wait an hour and take her to her primary Vet or bring her in. Instead, they told me it would be free and charged me anyway. Way to take advantage of a customer who is concerned for her pets life. Please take your business where you will be taken care of. read more

On July 24, 2019, I took my service dog in for a routine cataract surgery. I paid over $3000 to have the surgery. My dog, Beau, was in great shape and health. She was running around and very playful. After the surgery I received a call that she had a little complication with her heart so they were going to retain her for the night to continue monitoring. I was up all night and called several times to check on her. I picked her up on the morning of 7/25/19. I didn't leave her side. I made several calls over the next 36 hours because she didn't seem to be doing well, plus a follow up visit on 7/26/19. Beau died a traumatic death, in my arms, late on the afternoon of 7/26/19. Despite the amount of money I had already rendered and the multiple calls to confirm the behaviors and symptoms were not of concern, BluePearl continues to demand more money. The money I paid upfront was suppose to cover follow up visits, but since they murdered my dog by neglecting the behaviors and symptoms, she didn't use any of those follow up visits. Now, I have a collection agency calling to collect an additional $650. The torture of watching her choke and bleed out in my arms should be enough for the clinic to write that small amount off as a loss and get it back in taxes. The coughing, foaming, and bleeding took a matter of seconds to take her life. The pain of her loss still haunts me today, almost a year later. I've never been so heartbroken in my life and the audacity of these heartless veterinarians to continue the torment by calling me to collect. Every time I see the their name or drive past the building, I'm re-traumatized. If your pet has medical needs, find a clinic that cares; find a clinic that won't forsake your concerns when you call multiple times. If you want to keep your dog alive, don't use BluePearl! They will murder your pet and then charge you more after the traumatic death! read more

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I took my dog who was in critical need to Blue Pearl Spring and I was impressed every step of the way. The only negative was that I had to wait a few hours in order to speak to the vet but the positive is that they did take my dog to the back immediately upon arrival so she was being cared for and tended to while I was waiting to talk to the vet. They were super busy that day with a constant influx of patients. My dog received great care during her stay from various doctors including Dr. Mihalevich, Dr. Stephens and Dr. Harris. Her progress was communicated several times throughout the day and the doctors explained the details of the medication, procedures and results in a way that was clear. I was equally impressed by the enthusiasm and dedication of the vet techs (Abbey, Cassy, Heather, Kaitlin, Samantha) as well as the front office representatives who were quick to act, helpful and professional. The entire team (including those I didn't meet) went out of there way to provide special care and accommodations. They really cared about my dog's progress and health. They even went to the store to buy hard boiled eggs to see if my dog would eat that since she had no appetite or interest in anything else previously offered. The care provided here was exceptional. These caregivers are obviously in the right field. Thank you so much for doing what you do! I really appreciated your many efforts in making sure my girl's condition improved. read more

Middle of night visit with my 2 year old English setter. Staff and drs super responsive and caring. The vet techs texted me during her stay and sent pictures of her. Emergency vet care is pricey be aware of that going in. My dog had to have a plasma transfusion. But, convinced they saved her life. I hope I never have to use them again, but if we have an emergency, definitely headed to blue pearl spring. read more

With 4 bulldogs we tend to find ourselves at blue pearl sometimes more than we wanna be, but with an Amazing staff of people like Taylor Vaughn you almost don't mind coming, because you know your fur babies are going to be treated like they are his. We have known Taylor for a few years. We met when he worked with Banfeild. He is not only an amazing human being, but he is very loving and caring to my babies when they are there. He takes the time to make sure they are comfortable and loved on and have everything they need. I can only imagine that his job is not always easy and that it would take a special person like Taylor to do the job that he has. We are very grateful to have him work at Blue Pearl. My babies remember him every time they see him and it makes having to leave them over night not so difficult, because we know that they will be in caring hands and treated like family. Thank you Taylor for being so selfless when it comes to your love of pets and animals. You will never know what you mean to my family. Sincerely ~Mandy Scott & The Potatoes read more

BluePearl Pet Hospital - Veterinarians Near Me - Spring, Texas

A year ago this month, I lost my senior boxer boy to sudden heart failure. Less than 6 months later, I lost my senior boxer girl to a brain tumor. The life in our house was restored when we brought home our new boxer boy, Shiner, at the end of April. When he began squealing/screaming last Thursday night after awkwardly jumping off my son's lap in an excited moment of puppy play, we were devastated for him. I've never seen an animal or human in so much pain. For more than a decade, I've considered myself incredibly blessed that my pet emergencies had occurred during our regular vet's operating hours. I was very worried entrusting his care to another facility and their providers, but we rushed him to Blue Pearl. They were very busy and had several critical patients already there. Even still, from the moment we walked in, they quickly identified that he needed a private room due to the fact that he has not yet had his last round of booster shots. As should be expected, our wait time for him to be assessed was longer than any pet owner would like to see in an emergent situation. However, when I interrupted one of the staff members en route to another patient's room to request some pain management interventions (at the very least), they took my concerns seriously and sent someone our way promptly. The staff, vet techs, and vets were incredibly compassionate, thorough, and skilled. Even more impressive is the way the entire facility is run with regard to communication (both within the facility, and with the patient's families.) They do an incredible job with ascertaining which pet needs attention first. And, to those with negative reviews regarding wait times and having their pet's care delayed, I would gladly wait longer so that attention could be given to a pet in need of life saving care. Our puppy ended up having surgery Friday morning for 3 fractures in his elbow joint. I received prompt telephone updates from vets and techs. When I called for updates, I was always greeted with a friendly voice, and immediately transferred to a staff member for same. Moreover, they accommodated us with family visits with our puppy during his admission, and provided us with a very thorough meeting with a knowledgeable vet tech who outlined his discharge care instructions when we picked him up. We were also given the email address to the orthopedic surgeon in the event we end up with non-urgent questions. Of course, we were also invited to call with any emergent questions regarding his care and recovery. Surprisingly, at checkout, we were told that we were getting a $700+ refund as his total bill came in lower than the low-end estimate for his care (which we had already paid prior to said care.). Given that it was a low-end estimate deposit, we were fully expecting to have a balance due at pick up. I hope to never have to use an emergency facility for my pets again, but in the event I do, I will absolutely return to Blue Pearl. My family is incredibly thankful to the staff for their compassionate and skilled care! read more

Daisy Mae The Great Pyrenees ate about three dozen chocolate chip cookies. I called the vet and they said to call the poison control center to get a case number. I called and paid the $75.00 for them to have a plan ready for when we arrived to Blue Pearl 24/7 Pet Hospital. We arrived within 40 minutes of Daisy ingesting the cookies. I was told when we arrived it could be up to six hours to be seen. After several hours of waiting I asked to give Daisy some water and they said no because they were going to induce vomiting. When the vet came into the room he told me it was too late to make Daisy throw up. The chocolate was already digested in her system. At that point he gives me my options that cost a lot more than the cost to induce vomiting. He said she wasn't showing any symptoms . I paid for the service and put Daisy in the car. When I started driving off , Daisy started throwing up on herself and in the car. We went back inside the hospital and they were no assistance. When I got home she was so thirsty, she would drink a lot of water and then throw it up. When I called Blue Pearl the next morning. They were happy to tell me that it could be another 6 hour wait. I called another vet and they were able to see Daisy within an hour. They gave her charcoal to remove the toxins left in her body, and gave her some much needed fluids. Today is day three. And she is just laying around not moving much. Hasn't eaten since the cookies. The vet said shes still not out of the woods yet. I wish Blue Pearl would have told me to look on the internet to see how much hydrogen peroxide to give her to make her throw up. Of course they would not have been paid, but Daisy would have bee saved a lot of misery. Please take time to read through the reviews before you take your pet to Blue Pearl 24/7 Pet Hospital! I wish I would have. read more

I brought my dog Theodora in due to a car sickness that induced pneumonia earlier this week. After a few days of being under the care of Blue Pearl-Spring my girl is back home and resting. Beto, who i believe was a vet tech, was very thoughtful by asking if I had any questions and was sure to answer them. The nurses, Melissa and another night time nurse (didn't get their name) did an amazing job at communicating with me throughout this experience through phone calls as well as sending pictures of my dog via text. I also could say without a doubt that the Doctors did an amazing job communicating with one another throughout the week in regards to my pup's well being and status! Also big ups to receptionists for being so prompt in answering the phone when i called and never keeping me on a hold longer than a minute or so. Thank you Blue Pearl Staff for taking such great care of my girl!!!!! I deeply appreciate your hard work. read more

We took our dog in around 7 a.m. Sunday morning as he had lost the use of his back legs. There was no vet available till they came in around 9.30 a.m. So much for a 24/7 Emergency vet care! As there were other people ahead of us, we left and went to another emergency vet. We were seen there before the other vet would have probably arrived at Blue Pearl. How can they say 24 hour vet care when there is no vet! read more

Had a great experience! They were kind, considerate, and very attentive to my dogs needs. Kept me informed with her surgery, and recovery!! Would recommend them to anyone who needs an emergency or specialized car! They take great care of their patients! read more

If I could give 0 stars I would. I called in ahead of time and told them I would be there in 10 mins -my little dog was bit by snake and bleeding etc . They took my info and told me they would be ready. Ran him in and they handed me paperwork. Filled out hurriedly and they said a tech would be out soon. Waited 10 more mins and asked again meanwhile my dog is slumped over. Asked if I should go somewhere else and they said it should be soon. Finally after 30 mins I called a ER vet further away and explained. They said his vitals should be checked at least. Again I asked front staff please can at least get a tech to ck his vitals. I understand it was a busy night. If they had told me it was 6 hour wait on phone I would have kept driving. Instead they wasted 40 mins of valuable time. I finally told them I was leaving and not one employee said a word. Just looked at me. I'm livid. read more

The doctors and clinical staff saved my dog! I have an 8 year old Bichon Frise mix who gets chronic bladder stones. When I brought her in she was not able to urinate. Emergency surgery was performed a few hours after check in (she was kept comfortable in the interim). The staff kept me informed multiple times during the day and sent me a text message with photo of my fur baby during her overnight stay. Was emergency care/surgery expensive? Yes. Would I do it all over again? YES!! If you are a pet owner, be proactive and research your local emergency clinic. Research how much emergency procedures range in cost. Do the best you can to set aside a savings in the event of an emergency or get pet insurance. Don't blame the emergency clinic for only being about money. If you are shocked by the price tag, that's on you. Thank you to all the staff at Blue Pearl! I am forever grateful for all of your help! read more

If you pet is in very bad shape you might think about going to blue pearl but if it isn't life threatening I would wait to go to your regular vet. This place quoted us aprice of $700.00 or less. They took a $700.00 deposit and said would refund when we come back when we came back the bill had shot up to $1145.00 with no explanation pay or else. Never going back. After disputing the charge on my card they refunded $345.00 not the full $480.75. My wife and I decided that was better than nothing, so we accepted it. Still not ever going back. read more

The Worst Vet Clinic!!! Do not bring your beloved pet here! I brought my dog in (Sunday) for a cough! The vet said to leave him for tests, along with $2000.00 pre-pay, she would call me with his results. Three (3) hours later, she called and told me my dog was DEAD!! After conferring with other vets, not one could understand why my dog died. THEN!!! 5 months later I receive a statement from a collection agency for $538.97!! I go to the clinic to talk to the doctor and SHE IS NO LONGER EMPLOYED THERE!! The rudest front office staff ever- would not even look at me, too busy eating and texting!!! This place is a total RIPOFF- don't take your beautiful pet here ~ you may never see he/she UPDATE: I called the clinic (per her request from my review) and I was shocked at the lack of compassion. The doctor that treated my pet was NOT employed at 'this location' and ' no, I could not talk to her or leave a message for her'. I got the impression that the doctor was long gone- The only topic she would discuss was money, money, money. All this conversation did was bring back bad memories and upset me again. read more

My little dog suffered a traumatic attack injury to his foot on a Sunday afternoon. My usual vet office does not have after-hours emergency service so they directed me to BluePearl. We called to let them know we were coming in hot with a trauma and they were ready when we got there. They took my boy back right away and got him medicated for pain immediately. They did an assessment and gave me the options for care. No pressure and no rush to make a decision on what was best for his care. Helped me with financing option, since I don't carry pet insurance. He had to stay of course, had surgery the next morning and was able to come home the next day. They kept me updated with texts and pics at least 3 x a day without having to ask, they answered questions and were very caring and understanding that this dog mom was an emotional mess. I hope I never need emergency pet care again but if I did, I would choose them. It is expensive, I don't have other experience to compare it, but at the time I wasn't in a "shop around" for care situation so it was worth it to save my baby boy. read more

On July 29, 2022 my dog Sparkle suddenly began to limp and hop on her back left leg. She seemed to be in some serious pain. Her leg began to shake, which caused me to become more concern and upset for her. I knew in my heart I had to take her right away to the pet hospital. That evening around 5:20 pm, I contacted her regular veterinarian at Pet's mart Banfield, but they were closed and referred me to the nearest Blue Pearl 24-hour Pet Hospital. The nearest Blue Pearl Pet Hospital 1646 Spring Cypress Rd, Spring TX 77388 was where I needed to take her. I arrived at 5:42 pm that afternoon. The outside of this establishment is gorgeous, stunning, and beautiful. However, that was not the case when I walked inside with her, wrapped in a towel. As I approached the front desk to check in, there was one receptionist helping a client already. The next veterinarian receptionist was coming back to the desk, but she was occupied talking with another pet caretaker that works at the hospital. They were discussing matters of another pet. No one acknowledged me right away, I stood there at least 5-7 minutes before she addressed me. I wanted to leave, but I knew Sparkle my dog needed to be seen by a pet professional. Once, I explained the problem with my dog, she pages an animal attendant to come and get Sparkle. That happened within 3 minutes. It's now 5:52 pm that afternoon. I filled out the paperwork and she told me to have a seat in the lobby area. From 5:52 pm, when they took my dog to the back and had me to sit down in the lobby area, not one time did anyone keep me posted or updated on her status. Of course, they had it freezing cold in that pet hospital, it's understandable just like a regular hospital for humans. I'm looking around and I see other pet owners that were there before me and they also had to endure hours of waiting unnecessarily. It's now 7:30 pm and a few clients have left with their pets. Just a hand full, not many. I went to the front desk and approached the same receptionist and asked, "How was my dog doing?" She pages someone and asked them to check on Sparkle. They explain that no one has gotten to her yet. I walk away to have a seat and it's now an hour later 8:30 pm. At this time, the same pet caretaker that took Sparkle to the back, has now arrived with Sparkle in her arms and she places me in a room and tells me the doctor will be in to see me shortly. From 8:30 pm until 9:45 pm, I never saw a veterinarian (AT ALL)... I once again approached the same receptionist at the front desk to ask, "How long would it be for me to see the doctor?" She once again pages someone and this time, she was informed to tell me I could leave and not to worry about being charged any fees. It's approaching 10 pm at night. I left the same way I came in. The purpose of my arrival at this pet hospital was an emergency, but it turned into a draining, frustrating, and miserable night. My time was TOTALLY wasted without any resolution to my pet's problem. Their entire system only works for certain people. It's not designed to help everyone that walks through those doors within the allotted time. It's horrible to make pet owners sit for hours and not tell them anything. I've been in customer service for 30 plus years as a manager. Consideration and good quality care is the key when dealing with the public. They need a system put in place to circulate the coming in and the going out of the pets along with their owners. You could never have enough veterinarians on staff, especially if it's a 24-hour emergency care for pet's. I pray I don't see them again and I will not recommend any family or friends to any Blue Pearl Pet Hospital establishment(s). read more

I had a late night poison emergency with my dog during the coronavirus crisis and they were amazing. They were handling the processes super well and doing all of the work with clients via their car. They didn't overcharge me and they were sanitizing everything. Really impressed. I was out within an hour. Doggie is okay! read more

Dr Kail saw my pet nawni and we felt so much better after she explained everything and got our older Pomeranian stable. She was able to answer all questions and was very accommodating. I was so grateful that she was nawnis vet in an emergency. Hospital- they get your pet from the car. Fees are reasonable. They explain fees before treatment. They are extremely knowledgeable. read more

This was the third emergency hospital we use for our dog in a span of 2 weeks. We were impressed with the level of professionalism, communication, responsiveness and last but not least, the care that our dog received. Even though my dog could not be saved I will forever be grateful for the level of care and personal touch he received in his last days at the BluePearl hospital in Spring. Will consider bringing all my pets for an emergency situation at this hospital even if it is far from our home. read more

Dr. Clark and her staff were upfront about possible outcomes with my pet, costs and what my options were from the very beginning. I also felt like they were more knowledgeable than the vet I had previously seen. I also felt like they were compassionate & genuinely concerned. read more

We took our 10 year old Yorkie to Blue Pearl Spring after she had diarrhea for several days and started vomiting blood. She was in terrible shape and we were worried this could be the end. Blue Pearl was wonderful and provided prompt, comprehensive testing and treatment. First, this happened over the July 4th weekend and they were open and well staffed. There was a short wait for her to be seen initially but then they really took over. Our dog was diagnosed with Acute Hemorrhagic Diarrhea Syndrome (AHDS). The doctors and staff were compassionate and thorough in their evaluation and treatment, with IV fluid and other therapies. The doctors and staff communicated frequently by text and phone calls. Our dog was discharged after 3 days, during which time we were able to visit her, and she is making an excellent recovery. Other reviews note that it is expensive, which it is, but you get excellent treatment -- to some degree better than humans do in a hospital and without the enormous surprise charges. They are upfront about the charges, so there are no surprises, and they are considerate of the cost of additional tests versus their potential benefit. We would highly recommend Blue Pearl Spring. read more

This was one of the WORST experiences I've ever had. Brought my dog in to have operation on back leg. Had X-rays, paperwork that said 7 times what leg is was from her everyday vet. When we picked her up we were just so glad to see her that we didn't realize they operated on the WRONG LEG!!!! When we called the next day and spoke with the Dr he pretty much said it was our fault that we had told him it was that leg. That took 3 months of healing. After paying 2,500 for the wrong leg we took her Gulf Coast Vet in Houston. They said her bad leg was SO messed up they couldn't believe she was even able to walk on it. This used to be a decent place to take pets. Ever since it was bought out it has gone under. read more

In case you don't want the whole story, he's the short version: this clinic saved my parvo-ridden dog's life. Without them, he really would not have made it. He wouldn't be snuggling me today without them. Long version: My 1.5 year old, 65 lb pit bull got diagnosed with parvo at BluePearl on a Sunday morning, when no other vet clinics were open. Untreated, parvo is a death sentence. Our pittie, Odin, is one of three dogs (no kids) and we had no idea how to help him, we knew for sure we didn't have the things we needed to take care of him at home. We took him to BluePearl simply because they were open, and long story short, they absolutely saved his life. If you're ever in a position like we were, believe me when I tell you, you want to bring your pupper to BluePearl. What we thought was just a huffy "I don't like this food" problem escalated to vomiting and lethargy and diarrhea accidents with frank bright red blood in a matter of 36 hours. He was so sick he couldn't stand up and his breathing was labored. We wrapped him in a blanket and put him in the car and carried him into the office. We were immediately met with friendly faces and a stretcher to take him back and examine him- such fast care for our boy. They sat us down and told us it was parvo, a very serious case of it, and gave us three treatment options, all pending finances (which we appreciate because we are on a budget, like everyone): 1. Take him home with orals meds and pray for the best outcomes. 2. They could keep him in puppy isolation/inpatient hospitalization for 24 hours, then go home and hope for the best. 3. They could admit him inpatient and keep him until he is well, regardless of cost. We went with option 3 because he is our baby. Cost aside, the experience was phenomenal. Odin was in the hospital for six days, Sunday through Friday, and we went to visit every day, sometimes twice a day. I never once saw him soiled, never saw his little metal cell (isolation) soiled, and he had an IV placed in a matter of hours to address his dehydration. He was given an NG tube to suction his stomach fluids and provide nutrition. He was given a billion supplements and meds to keep him alive while his body fought off this nasty illness. Beyond the medical care, which was exceptional, I have to highlight the vet techs and veterinarians who cared for him. As a pit mom, I constantly feel like I have to explain "he's big, but he's a sweet boy and he would never hurt anyone"... to my amazement, almost every person there was like "oh girl please, we love pits, it's all about how they're raised and we love them because they are such snuggly meatballs!" I was not judged for not having vaccinated him, I was not made to feel like a bad mom (I did plenty of beating myself up about this). They all loved on him and gave him snuggles as they could, they all commented on what a sweetie he was. He was truly CARED for like their own. The vet techs explained to me all the ins and outs of his day, how much he had eaten, how he was acting... everything. The veterinarians (Dr Smith and Dr Stephens) called me every. single. morning. to give me an update on his improvements, his plan of care, his meds, his demeanor, his poop quality... again, everything. They didn't rush my questions, they explained everything to me as it came up. On discharge, they gave me all of the medical details through his time there- every lab, every pill, every IV med he was given. The whole team was honestly the best I could have ever asked for. Like with any emergency care, the only downside was the bill. My husband works his tail off to make sure we have enough, and in this instance, we used all of our savings on our pup... $5,600 later, six days in an isolated inpatient animal hospital, many sticks and pokes and pills... expensive, but 100% worth it. When he came in to BluePearl, they gave him a 50/59 chance of making it through the night... a week later, he's curled up at my feet just like he always does, and back to his old self. A million thank you's to BluePearl read more

The receptionist was a complete smart ass. I walked in with my dog who had a blood shut eye and couldn't even open it and was crying, but according to her since he was "breathing and walking" we would have to wait 3-4 hours. Totally unacceptable and unprofessional. If you don't care about animals then don't work around them. read more

All staff caring and professional and efficient and informative. Would highly recommend for your fur kid's emergency care.

My dog hurt leg and was in pain. Regular vet was not able to schedule but recommended Blue Pearl. Arrived at 8:10 am. Called and waited for about 45 minutes before they took dog inside. They said someone would call with update. After 1 hour ...no call. I called them. Nothing to report..they would contact me. About 3 hours later I finally got to talk to vet. You can pick up dog. I drove back, called to let them know I was there. 35 minutes later I called back. And then 15 minutes later finally they bring out my dog. Got home at 1:15. read more

Are kitten was very sick and not breathing well , as soon as we got there they came out and took him in and put him on o2 ... They did a fast scan and called us (we were in the car do to covid rules) told us all of our options ,, it wasn't good , they gave him meds. to calm him down while they explained the different things . ultimately we had to make the saddest decision ever ,, They were so kind , went as far as to bring him out for a goodbye , the tech was so compassionate she gave us a moment alone with him "still on o2" she brought it out with him .. They really cared about his well being and our feelings .. Great people , hearts of gold !! read more

The wonderful doctors here at blue pearl took excellent care of our cat, Cache during his incontinence emergency after our local vet could do nothing more to help him. He stayed for two nights and healed, all the while the staff kept us informed of his progress and treatment plan. Great facility and relieved that our Cache is coming home today. read more

BluePearl Pet Hospital - Veterinarians Near Me - Spring, Texas

So the staff was friendly over the phone. The worker that was supposed to take my animal could not find me. I WAS PARKED AT THE FROND DOOR!. So I took my animal to her. I waited.the doctor called me (social disancing). Told me the referral to them for neologist was not here. They don't have one on staff! But did not tell me that! But the will to x-rays and blood work. Two hours later. Nothing found on x-rays and nothing found in bloodwork. Not to worry a CT-scan and surgery will fix my animal, if not I will have to Euthanase my cat. I gave the OK what choice did I Have. I went home and cried, my poor little buddy. The hospital call and says, "Your referral was for a neurologist me don't have one here." AFTER 5 HOURS THE TRUTH COMES OUT. THEY TOLD "HE IN NOT HERE"! BECAUSE HE DOES NOT WORK HERE. So the want to "inform me of my options". I was told Sergey might help or death. Now new options. I can go somewhere they have a neurologist. So I got my cat and his x-rays and drove on hour and a half to the neurologist hospital, Gulfcoast emergency. (More than one on staff) I turn in my cat and his X-rays now wait to be scan. Over the phone with the nurse (social distancing) I fill out the paperwork. I'm told probably and hour i can errands if I want. I waited. Hour and a half later neurologist calls. Using the same X-ray the find a broken back cofermed by a radiologist. I WAS TOLD BY BLUEPEARL NOTHING WAS FOUND. The doctor kept using the phase quality of life, Euthanasia is probability after surgery. Bottom line my cat was dead at BLUEPEARL. I had take him somewhere else to live. read more

they pretty much killed my baby, her name was lulu and she was a king soul. i took her in because she was having trouble giving birth and she had already lost one baby. when i brought her in she had a baby stuck abs i thought they were going to at least help her out. nope thet didnt, i waited 3 hours for an update on her and nothing until i told them something. after 3 fucking hours they took me in saying she needs surgery i said okay thats fine do whatever you need to save her. until they said they need 4-7 thousand dollars. what the fuck. they wanted money first over saving an animals life. veterinarians job is suppose to save animals life hut from what I've noticed they choose money over it. this is not the first time i loose my pets because of vets i understand i need money but isn't it ridiculous you need that much money? they told me the other alternative is putting her down. i said fuck that and took her home. they didn't do nothing nothing at all they didn't even help her push put the baby that was stuck. i came looking for help and they just wasted my time. i was there from 2 pm to 8 pm. i chose this place because it had nice reviews and it seemed an amazing place. once again i was let down. from this experience i learned i cant even trust vets because all they want is money over saving an animals life. read more

BEST EMERGENCY VET EVER!!! Long story short, my precious Pluto (dachshund/chihuahua mix) got into something that tried to destroy his GI tract, sodium levels so low that he began to suffer seizures. Now keep in mind he has been a very healthy dog prior. So in panic mode I call around places, either they didn't stay open late enough or they couldn't provide the proper overnight care he needed. Luckily I found Blue Pearl!!! He started at the sister location in Willowbrook. They were clean, kind, and very caring, they kept him over night, giving him fluids and medicines, and he already began to get better. The next morning I took him to the Spring location for further care, as his levels and health still was not up to standard, and again he received the best care needed for him. The doctors and technicians update you on everything, they're very pleasant people, and let you visit anytime! He stayed an overall 4 days, and is now back to his normal, loving self! I would like to give a huge thanks to the Blue Pearl Family! P.s. for people concerned with pricing, it all depends on the test they have to run and various other things, so it can vary, and there are things like care credit to help! read more

I am thankful and appreciate everyone from the bottom of my heart who was, and/or still is involved in nurturing and caring for my dog Star. It has been a smooth and pleasant as- can- be made transition from last Saturday's first stop at the Willowbrook location, then over to the Spring location which Star was just released from this past Sunday. The staff at both locations are absolutely amazing, more than kind, thoughtful and understanding in every possible way. My dog (Star, 14lbs Maltipoo) was attacked by a pit bull while I was walking her. She suffered from a 12cm long gushing wound on the right side of her face up to her ear, and needed reconstructive surgery of her inner ear canal. Star was hospitalized at the Spring location for 7 days. I was horrified, devastated and heartbroken...and still am.... I have a hard time understanding or comprehending why???? In my eyes and my heart everyone on the Bluepearl Team deserves a HUGE THANK YOU! I can't find the words to express the gratitude, appreciation and respect I have for each of you- Front Desk to Techs and Nurses to Surgeons and Doctors and repeat. I don't remember everyone's name, but I would like to express my deepest appreciation to Dr. Laura Hinton- your consistent updates helped tremendously, your daily effort to do the best you can to provide for your patients is selfless. Dr. Codee Hurst- I thank you for making the decision you did, it was hard to hear...but it was the right one, and Star's FAVORITE NURSE ANDREA- thank you for showing her love, helping her feel a little better, having the helpful little small talks- you ROCK!!!!! Because of you all she is on her way to recovery. Again, I am thankful for each of you from the bottom of my heart. read more