My boys love their vet- Dr. McJett! in addition to having an awesome last name, Dr. McJett is…read morekind, patient and knowledgeable. Everything you look for in a vet! We just moved here 5 months ago and after doing some online research found this animal hospital. We've had nothing but positive experiences - from check in staff to the vet techs, and docs. My dogs absolutely love Dr. McJett. The pricing is comparable to other places I've been and the service is top notch!

We are now 1 week shy of a year ago when this veterinary clinic murdered my dog!!!…read more If you LOVE your pet like a family member and NOT just a dog please DO NOT ever take them here. My dog unexpectedly became ill after his previous annual assessment of being normal. We brought him there 6 times & spent more money on him for diagnostics than any other of my dogs BUT STILL never got a clear answer of what was wrong. THEY SENT my dog into respiratory distress, I'm a nurse (completely competent to count, respirations )and I called them with my dogs respirations rate And they told me I was exaggerating and I did not need to bring my dog in, but I insisted, and when I brought my dog in the vet, tech took one look at him, looked at his blue gums and hastily grabbed him from us to be evaluated instantly by the vet. He was put on oxygen and at that point he was oxygen dependent due to hypoxia. still the vet walked in and said let's put them on pills and do more imaging. My dog have been suffering for 2 weeks due to the incompetence of this vet. I couldn't do it anymore. I would love to go into more details, but I am so traumatized by the horrific experience and the traumatizing death of my dog. I just can't do it in one day. I will update with more information. PLEASE, if you truly love your PET DO NOT take THEM there. They're all about MONEY and fresh GRADS THAT WILL be GONE in LESS than 6 MONTHS!!!!!.

They are the best! Drs Bryant/Stein/Wilson/Clemmons have all been great with our beloved labrador…read moreShelby (Taft)!

I am very picky about who I let see or treat my dog. It's taken me years to find the right place…read more I'm so glad I did! Friendly courteous staff, brightly lit atmosphere that doesn't feel cramped or claustrophobic. Honest advice and really fair pricing. I signed up for the online pharmacy so I can get Ava her heartworm/flea meds via mail.

Dr Arlitt and her team of skilled, caring people has been meeting my equine needs for over 10 years…read morenow. Dr Arlitt has always patiently answered all of my many, many questions and has watched out for my budget when it came down to decision making what to spend my dollars on first. On a weekend when no vet was in town (big convention at A&M) and my horse colliced she was the one who answered my call and gave me the perfect advise on how to handle my emergency. On another occasion when my horse chocked she was again available by phone and gave instructions and followed up later. I have had the privilege to stick around during her busy day and am forever grateful for the things I learned. Tiff and Joy have always been on top of their game and chores and have never let me down- EVER. I realize that every person has different needs when it comes to their critters- I just wanted to go on record that I am happy with my vet. PS.: It helps to remember your service providers on special occasions during the year.

Dr .Arlitt has been my equine vet since we moved to the area many years ago. She is not a warm,…read morecaring person in her affect and presentation. She does not give a lot of information and you have to go through Tiffany The Ice Queen, Dr. Arlitt's receptionist/front office who never fails to make you feel as if she'd rather be doing anything else besides giving you the bill. Dr. Arlitt, in my opinion, is a very mediocre veterinarian. she has NEVER been on time for an appointment, she is inconsiderate of her client's time constraints and the importance of being punctual, and she misses a lot of very important conditions; her mind is obviously somewhere else. She handles emergency situations with a disinterested attitude and compared to others, she tends to be a bit pricier. I don't hold it personality against her, but it makes me uncomfortable when I have to spend a few hours there to have to listen to her and her assistants/hands laugh at clients who aren't there or speak badly of them. Of course I have to wonder what they say about me when I'm not there - and they're not discreet, they don't know who knows who, and they don't seem to care. I have found a new veterinarian who I like very much and will be leaving Live Oak. They are not conveniently located, and there's no way to be comfortable there. There's obviously an "in" group and everybody else is out. I'm definitely on the out side. I also found out that Dr. Arlitt will not give prescriptions for medications. They are 20 miles away from me, but because they sell the medications (at grossly inflated prices), they won't provide prescriptions. I'll have to ask my new vet if he can come by and if I can get a prescription from him. Because of the prescription issue - and Tiffany's usual arrogant attitude, I had to drop my rating by one star. In my opinion, the negatives outweigh the benefits and I'm always uncomfortable when I'm over there. I don't plan on being there again. 12/01/11 - Update Well, just when I thought I'd done about as fair as I could, my new vet came out last week and was appalled. It seems one of the horses was suffering from a rotting tooth (I couldn't smell it but those that could were pretty grossed out) for some time and this isn't something that should have been missed by a vet who sees the horse on a fairly regular basis. How do you miss a rotted out tooth that causes so much pain and discomfort when you're a vet who looks in the horse's mouth fairly frequently?? So I had to take Live Oak down to just one star based on how much they missed. Oh, also the horse I bought from one of Arlitt's ex assistants, who said she was around ten (10) when we bought her, ended up being older than my senior gelding. I thought she was about 17, she's closer to 25. Ouch! How do you miss that?

I cannot rave enough about Action Pack Liberty Hill. We have 2 great danes that are used to having…read morefamily home with them. We do have to travel frequently and Action Pack has become a 2nd home. We no longer live in Liberty Hill (we actually live 2 hours away, and do the drive and plan all flights around ensuring we can bring our boys here). One of our very first stays our older dane had a health emergency, we didn't even see the issue prior to dropping off and within a couple of hours we got a call from one of the staff and they managed that visit end to end for us. They got him to an emergency vet, stayed with him for awhile, then once he was hydrated and well did the driving to pick him up, and then adjusted his care for extra attention once onsite. Our two boys are vastly different in age and play needs, and pretty joined at the hip - they modify the play for our older boy, even when they have a yard full of dogs, they can tell when he's reached his limit and just needs quiet. They are so attentive to know that our younger boy was struggling without the other and got them back together again. Here we are 2 1/2 years later of using them soley and when we arrive our boys eagerly hop out of the vehicle and run in and then anxiously await to go back to play. We have used other places and have watched our dogs panic and put the brakes on and refuse to go through the door. They have absolutely never hesitated here. So grateful for the care and attention they place on our fur family!

I am extremely disappointed with our experience…read more Our dog is a very anxious dog, but she has never shown aggression toward people or other animals in our care. After boarding her this time (we've been customers there for years), we were told she displayed behaviors such as growling and was no longer welcome to return. What I find most concerning is that this facility also promotes dog training services, yet there was no effort to discuss what may have triggered her behavior, offer recommendations, suggest training options, or work with us on a plan for future success. Instead, we were simply told not to bring her back. I fully understand that any boarding facility has the right to make decisions based on safety concerns. However, anxious and fearful behaviors are not uncommon in boarding environments, and I expected a business that offers training services to have a more knowledgeable and supportive approach. As pet owners, we trust boarding facilities to care for our dogs during what can already be a stressful experience. Rather than feeling supported, we left feeling judged and dismissed. If your dog struggles with anxiety or fear in unfamiliar situations, I would encourage you to ask detailed questions about how those behaviors are assessed and managed before booking. We'll gladly be taking our business elsewhere and won't be back with our current dog or any future dogs.

fantastic vet! all the doctors and techs. I moved to Leander in 2020 and both of my senior pups had…read moreterminal issues. with care and medications and numerous checkups, my 9yr old lab with liver and kidney disease told he had a year from another vet, made it to 14 years 5 months. The doctors knew how much Zeppelin meant to me as they were aware I would have broke into my 401k to keep him around. He was my Pup I had in my early 20s through Manhood. He was Him. When it came time to consider the end, the doctors were with me, sat in the floor while I considered my choices. once I knew there was only one choice, they worked with me and his moms work schedule. At the time I worked from home but she was in south Austin for work as a nurse. They stayed open late on a Monday while we spent our last moments with Zeppelin. I know how much I want to leave work on time but I never felt rushed by them. I still get teary eyed as I still go once a week to get my other senior pup his meds, it breaks my heart to go there as a reminder of Zeppelin, but it is also testament to how much we appreciate them that I keep coming back. Thank you Highway 29 Vet.

I give Highway 29 5 stars everyday and everytime. We have used Highway 29 for close to 20 years…read morefor all of our veterinary needs and have never been disappointed. The vets and staff are are knowledgeable, experienced and kind.

Very quick, compassionate and efficient. The Vet and vet tech were kind and helpful. My little…read moredude is going to be ok

Dr Spence and Dr Tripp are both amazing. Care at Mercy is gold star. Highly recommend.read more

We moved here about a month ago and were in need to find a new vet for our bird since she gets…read moremotion sickness during car rides so it wouldn't make sense to see her old vet in Dallas. We got an appointment with Dr. Pruitt for Friday, June 13 at 3 pm. Since we were new, we were told the appointment was going to be an hour long. We arrived 10 minutes early and checked in. Got called into the room around 3 pm. Intake took 10 minutes. We waited another 20 minutes until an MA checked in on us to tell us that there was an emergency and it wouldn't be long until Dr. Pruitt came. Waited another 10 minutes (be mindful that it was 3:41 pm already); Dr. Pruitt came in at 3:43 pm. We finished at 4 pm, waited for our paperwork, and paid at 4:06 pm. The whole appointment, besides the waiting portion, took a good 20-30 minutes, so I don't understand why the appointment was supposed to be 1 hour long. Honestly, not much to say... other than the fact that we should not have been waiting that long at all! It was a waste of time and if I knew we were going to be waiting that long, I would've rescheduled or gone somewhere else. Pricing- $94 for annual bird check up $36.60 for nail trimmings $41 for bird fecal $114 for gram staining, which we will do once we get results from bird fecal test. Our total came out to be $174... Overall, if we didn't wait that long, I would've given 4-5 stars, but because it was also our first visit, it honestly could've gone a lot better. Obviously emergencies happen, but it could've been brought to our attention that the waiting period may be a bit longer.

I can't believe I haven't written about the wonderful people at Agave Vet yet! I have two…read morechinchillas, and they have been Dr. Miller's patients since shortly after Agave opened on a recommendation from another excellent vet. I am continually impressed by and grateful for everyone with whom I have interacted at Agave. Dr. Miller is incredibly knowledgeable, thoughtful, and kind. She helps me understand what she's seeing, and we talk together to agree on the best course of action. She is matter-of-fact and straightforward about her assessments and recommendations while remaining human and empathic at all times. I also appreciate her creativity and ability to incorporate as much context as can be seen, especially for my 22-year-old chinchilla. The rest of the staff is similarly top-notch. Edna, the case manager, is incredibly capable, experienced, knowledgeable, and kind. Jessica, at the front desk, is both empathetic and efficient, which I can't imagine is easy with distraught humans and animals. Kenzie and Rhagen are two of their terrific techs who always take wonderful care of my fuzzy friends. I can't recommend Agave enough, especially for your exotic friends!

Exceptional service! It feels so weird calling it a service…read morebecause it felt like friends coming over to check on your pet, and it just filled my heart with so much joy, watching them interact with my cat as if she was their own. Could not recommend more

Vanished without a trace and left us scrambling to find our pets records in an emergency.read more

There are no words to adequately describe how difficult it is to say goodbye to a beloved pet who…read morehas been part of your family for nearly 15 years. But I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Maggie and her team at Compassionate Pet Vet. From the moment they arrived at our home to help us say goodbye to our sweet Chloe, they showed an incredible amount of kindness, patience, and compassion. Dr. Maggie was so gentle and respectful of what we were going through. She took the time to explain every step of the process, what to expect, and made sure we felt comfortable and never rushed. What could have been an even more heartbreaking experience was made a little easier because of the genuine care and compassion they showed, not only to Chloe but to our entire family. They understood that this wasn't simply a pet we were saying goodbye to, but a cherished member of our family. While nothing can take away the sadness of losing Chloe, I am incredibly grateful that her final moments were peaceful, surrounded by love, in the comfort of her own home. If you ever find yourself facing this incredibly difficult decision, please know that you and your beloved pet will be in the most caring and compassionate hands with Dr. Maggie and her team. I cannot recommend Compassionate Pet Vet highly enough. Thank you, Dr. Maggie, for helping us give Chloe the peaceful and dignified goodbye she deserved.

In one of the most difficult times Compassionate Pet Vet absolutely went above and beyond…read more Responding in a timely manner, making scheduling easy, frequent communication and excellent bedside manner with the staff. I will recommend them over and over again

There aren't enough words to express how grateful I am for everyone at Leander Vet Clinic,…read moreespecially Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Morehead. No one ever wants the phone call telling them that their dog is dying. My sweet boy, Diesel, was diagnosed with prostate cancer, and hearing that there was nothing more we could do was one of the hardest moments of my life. Even in that heartbreaking conversation, Dr. Mitchell met me with incredible compassion. When I asked if I could bring Diesel home for one last night together before saying goodbye the next morning, he understood how important that time was to me. I'll always be thankful for that grace. Losing a pet is devastating. You know they'll never live forever, but nothing truly prepares you for the day you have to let them go. Throughout the entire process, I never felt alone. Dr. Mitchell, Dr. Morehead, and the entire team treated Diesel with dignity, kindness, and genuine love. They answered every question, never rushed me, and helped me make the hardest decision I've ever had to make. What stands out most about this clinic is that they care. They celebrate the good days with you, and they walk through the hardest days with you too. You can tell they became veterinarians because they love animals and the people who love them. They are thorough, knowledgeable, honest, and incredibly compassionate. Diesel was my best friend. We navigated my twenties together, and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't miss him. Knowing he was cared for by people who loved him too brings me an incredible amount of peace. On a lighter note, I also love their rewards program. While I'm not ready for another dog anytime soon, it makes me smile knowing those points will be there if that day ever comes. If you're looking for a veterinary clinic that will care for your pet as if they were their own, whether it's for a routine visit or the hardest day you'll ever face, I cannot recommend Leander Vet Clinic enough. Thank you for loving Diesel so well and for giving me the confidence that I did everything I could for my boy. That gift is something I'll carry with me forever.

Nadia, our 5-year-old GSD was traumatized from a veterinary hospital stay when she was 11-months…read moreold. We relocated to Leander when she was 3, and have received quality, thorough medical care, and assistance keeping her nails well maintained. Our anxious girl was seen by the owner, Dr. Morehead today for her annual wellness check, shots, nail trim, and rattlesnake vaccine (#1) - we're so grateful for the support, service, and sincerity provided by the LVC team. Thank you for taking such incredible care of our girl's health.