My boys and I have had an amazing experience here! One of my cats has chronic health issues and Dr…read more Kroeger has gone above and beyond to make sure my baby boy is taken care of. After several years of trying to find the right vet, we found it and I couldn't be more grateful.

We were going out of town and our Vet recommended Harris Parkway because our regular Vet could not…read moresee our dog for a week. Looks like we have a new Vet!

I'm new to the area and happy I found Grounds For Hounds…read more The staff was very friendly, facility was great and the way they handled my fur babies is exactly how I would have wanted. Good Job!!

Amazing caring vets. Took the time to explain everything to us. My first time meeting with the…read morevet was when we had to put down our beloved dachsund who had a huge tumor. They were patient and helped us thru the tragic situation with tremendous compassion. My wife has been taking our pets there for several years now. Best experience with a vet we've had since moving here to Texas 15 years ago.

This is, by far, the best veterinary office I have had the pleasure of working with. I drive past…read moredozens of other offices to bring my pets here. My dog is a bit shy, but Dr. Pribula and Courtney are always so patient and gentle with her to ensure she has a positive experience. The office is always clean, the staff friendly, and the doctors knowledgeable. I highly recommend bringing your pets here!

Took my grand dog in. He was in bad shape with and ear infection and some terrible skin issues. I…read morehad tried bathing, grooming and topical and no luck. He was diagnosed with a bad yeast infection. They were able to test him there and diagnose in 45 minutes. $230dollars for meds and special shampoo,, plus testing and visit. Total $600. The recheck 2 weeks later was less than $50. 2 weeks later at recheck he is a new boy. He is eating better, and playful. So grateful!

Very kind & took our feline patient quickly.. the doctor & staff were wonderful and so…read morehelpful-thank you!!

Woo hoo! My dogs love this place! I have used this clinic…read morefor four decades. No matter when I call, my pet is their priority. Though I can't see Dr. Tierce, Dr. Geib [and the others] offers the same excellent veterinary care we're used to, and they are usually able to see us the same day. Their hours are good for people who work and diagnoses are always spot-on. We come here for the excellent and cutting edge veterinary healthcare, deliver through experienced and caring Veterinarians, not some slick, modern clinic. Don't believe everything you hear on the news. This clinic has likely cared for more pets than any other clinic in Fort Worth. They've been at the same location since the early 1970s. I wouldn't go anywhere else [except their other clinic, Western Hills Animal Hospital]!

Cold, Disrespectful, Nasty and Completely Unprofessional…read more We brought our dog to Southside Veterinary Clinic for what became an end-of-life visit. This was one of the most emotionally painful moments of our lives, and the way this clinic handled it was cold, careless, and deeply unprofessional. The space is extremely small and offers no privacy. While we were visibly crying and trying to process what was happening, doors were opening, people were walking in and out, and staff members moved around as if nothing significant was happening. There was no attempt to provide a private, respectful environment. No sensitivity. No acknowledgment of the gravity of the situation. This alone shows a serious lack of training and basic empathy. Afterward, we paid for cremation services and were told we would be contacted. Weeks passed with absolutely no communication -- no phone call, no email, no update. We were left waiting with no idea what was going on. When I finally called to follow up, I was met with a series of excuses: that they had already contacted us, that they had emailed us, and then that they had the wrong email address. These explanations contradicted each other. Later that same day, they suddenly managed to send information to the very email they claimed they could not reach before. This felt dishonest and careless, especially given the emotional weight of the situation. The phone interaction itself was unacceptable. One staff member was defensive and dismissive, and when another person took over the call, the tone was openly rude. When I went in person and asked to speak with the doctor, I was brushed off and told everything would be sent by email instead. The message was clear: they were not interested in addressing concerns or taking responsibility. After reading other reviews, it is obvious this is not an isolated experience. Multiple people describe similarly poor handling of end-of-life situations. That is alarming. A veterinary clinic should be a place of compassion, dignity, and professionalism -- especially when families are saying goodbye to a loved one. This clinic consistently fails at that. There is a difference between being inexpensive and being careless. This clinic may offer lower prices, but the quality of care, communication, and human compassion reflects that. When it comes to moments like this, the cost is not measured in money -- it is measured in how you are treated when you are at your most vulnerable. If you truly care about your pet and expect to be treated with basic respect during one of the hardest days of your life, I strongly recommend you look elsewhere and stay away from nasty people with nasty attitudes that they know how to take your money, but not responsibility.

My mom always makes me the villain with her dog when I am home, so when Happy stopped eating and…read moredrinking water for a couple of days I had to take her to the vet to see what was going on. The staff was very kind and caring and the doctor took care of my furry sister and had feeling much better when I picked her up. They absolutely love Happy and treat her like she is their own.

I brought my dog in on Friday because he had developed a limp. He was still running, eating…read morenormally, and otherwise acting like himself. Based on what I could see, I suspected he may have had something stuck in his paw, possibly a splinter, but I couldn't get a good enough look to confirm. About 30 minutes after dropping him off, a veterinary technician called asking for authorization to perform X-rays. I explained that this seemed excessive given my dog's symptoms and asked whether the veterinarian had examined him yet. The technician told me the veterinarian had not. I requested that my dog first receive a thorough physical examination before moving to advanced diagnostics, and specifically asked them to look at an inflamed digit that I had noticed. Roughly 30 minutes later, I received another call. I was told the veterinarian was still recommending X-rays. I asked whether a thorough examination had now been completed and was told yes. I then asked whether his paw had been shaved to allow a proper inspection of the inflamed area. The answer was no. I expressed my concern that diagnostics were being recommended before fully investigating the most obvious potential source of the problem. I made it clear that I was willing to approve X-rays if they were truly necessary, but I wanted the paw examined thoroughly first. Another 30 minutes later, the veterinarian called and informed me that X-rays had already been performed and showed no fractures. At that point, his paw still had not been shaved or closely examined as I had repeatedly requested. This was extremely frustrating. I felt my concerns as the owner and primary caretaker were being dismissed rather than considered as part of the diagnostic process. During the conversation, I explained that my issue was not with the veterinarian's experience or expertise. My concern was that the clinic appeared more focused on pursuing billable diagnostics than conducting a thorough examination of the most likely source of the problem. Rather than explaining the medical reasoning behind the recommended approach, I felt I was repeatedly being pushed toward expensive testing without clear justification. Ultimately, my dog was sent home with pain medication and an anti-inflammatory medication despite no definitive cause being identified. Unfortunately, this is the second time I have felt unheard at this clinic. I own three dogs and have never hesitated to spend money on their care when it is necessary. Cost was never the issue. The issue was communication, transparency, and the feeling that my concerns were not being taken seriously. After speaking with the veterinarian, the practice manager, Liz, called me to discuss the situation. During that conversation, I requested records for all three of my dogs and asked about a credit for a previously purchased service that was never used. Liz told me everything would be ready in approximately 20 minutes, so I informed her I would return then to pick up my dog. When I arrived, the receptionist began reviewing medications and charges. When I asked about the credit I had already discussed with Liz, she initially appeared unaware of the situation despite notes being present in my file. After reviewing the notes, she informed me the credit would not be applied. By this point, I simply wanted to pay and leave. What happened next was even more disappointing. The receptionist made a snide remark during our interaction. While I acknowledge that I was frustrated, customer-facing staff should be trained to handle upset clients professionally. More importantly, management failed to properly prepare the front desk staff for a situation they already knew existed. Since Liz was aware of my concerns and previous conversations, she should have either handled the checkout herself or ensured the receptionist was fully briefed. The interaction ultimately escalated to the point where I was told to wait outside and was threatened with having the police called for trespassing while my dog was still in the clinic's possession. I found this response completely unprofessional and inappropriate. The most concerning part of this experience is that the same communication failures that affected me as a client can also affect patient care. Veterinary medicine relies on collaboration between pet owners and medical professionals. When owners feel ignored, concerns go unaddressed, and communication breaks down, it undermines trust in the care being provided. I will not be returning to this clinic. Their lack of communication, professionalism, and willingness to listen has cost them a long-term client with three dogs who routinely receive veterinary care.

While our dog ultimately passed, Dr Plaska and her team did everything under the sun to try to get…read moreher back to health. When we had to put her down, their team was so compassionate and kind. They truly care about their clients.

I cannot recommend this place highly enough. Without going into our specific issue too much, we had…read morea kitty with (what we found out later was) an odd to diagnose issue. The Vets here took us in time and again (thanks Dr Irving!!!) and eventually we got our girl the help she needed. Its very obvious that everyone that works there loves cats as much as we do.

Oh my goodness I wish I had come here sooner....everyone here loves cats. This is important since…read morenot everyone likes cats and when one is taking a cat to get his/her nails trimmed--the technician may not take as much care and hurt the cat by cutting too close to the nail bed. Anyway, the doctors and staff--including the receptionists--are exceptionally kind and caring.

Ok let me start of by saying my animals have been patients of Dr. Jones for about 20 years. He is…read moreamazing and his staff have always been helpful and not pushy on things I feel my own animals don't need, which has kept me going back to him for that long. So yesterday I had to take to my dog in for a check up and the first thing I notice is an adorable sticker on the door of a dog....BUT this dog was masked and underneath it read FACE MASK REQUIRED......um what?! It's almost 2022 and NO-ONE wears masks anymore ESPECIALLY in Texas. Keep that stuff to the hospitals and clinics. I walked in with my dog and teen in tow (sans mask) and front staff had their masks at half face and even off. They didn't say anything to me, neither did the doc or tech while working with my pet. No issues. Perfect as usual. Y'all, I absolutely LOVE YOU but don't deter people from coming in because of a "required" sign. I honestly thought that I'd have to call and cancel and find another vet when I drove up and saw that sign. It's a cute sign but even changing it to "optional" is probably best. I give it 5 start for their professionalism and staff as usual. I'm not mad...just disappointed.

How does your vet say your senior cat is due for an annual physical and bloodwork and then not even…read moredo it when you bring him in??? Because another doctorwill need to do it later? So that means they shouldn't do their job? My precious best friend and pet is dead. He Went undiagnosed and suffered in the ER because they didn't do their jobs. The receptionist mangled the appointment notes and the doctor refused to do necessary blood work... Yet I've never said no to a test or treatment for my babies no matter what the cost..... They could have caught this condition and treated it and he'd still be alive.... Stay away.

My precious little girl was coughing violently and wheezing. We thought she had some kind of…read moreallergy. We took her in to get a steroid shot. We were greeted by very friendly staff upfront. The girls were so sweet and kind. One of them called her pumpkin. Her name is Hope but we thought that was a sweet kind thing to do. They were very personable with hope. They gave her a sedative to calm down the coughing. They then suggested and gave us prices for x-rays and other procedures before they proceeded. We were so grateful for how well we were treated. The place is so clean, it smells good, just an overall great experience. The news we got was devastating, but the doctor was kind when he explained it to us, very thorough. Hopes trachea is severely collapsed now. She's had a collapsed trachea her whole life, but it's gotten to the point where it's unbearable. We have hard choices to make, but the fact that we were able to get her into the ER so fast really helped a horrible situation last night. They gave us meds to go home with that relaxes her trachea. It will keep her comfortable. Again, very impressed with The Parc staff and knowledge.

I took my dog here one night she had signs of being a diabetic. The female doctor confirmed my…read moresuspicions and was very kind and got us some vetsulin and sent us home the next morning my dog wouldn't eat a she couldn't get her meds so we went back to the parc this time we got a younger male vet who did nothing but insist I keep her there for a few days at over 4k in a vet bill I asked for something to encourage my pup to eat and he said well I don't agree with the vet u seen here last night and I think he organs are failing and if you can't afford the 4k to keep her hear a few days u need to put her down. I sat in that room for about 2 hours devested with him coming in asking me are u ready to put her down yet over and over. I had a young sweet nurse come in and tell me not to feel pressured and maybe just take her home to see her family for a lil more and think about it and gave me some tips to get her to eat at home and thank god I did I took HER TIPS and my dog ate with in 5 min of being home and she got her first dose of vetsulin and is doing AMAZING so please please please be careful at this place

I took my pup Milyy here first the 1st time after a bed experience at another Vet…read more I really love the staff & how they treat my pup. They gave her lots of love, attention & treats. Milyy was treated for allergies & fleas. The medicated shampoo & the bleach bath helps quite a bit. I am seeing that I must be consistent with her medicated baths. Another positive thing about VCA is they offer a care club at $19.99 per month for your pet. This allows multiple office visits without having to pay the normal exam fee. I will definitely be taking Milyy here from now on.

I absolutely love VCA Westcreek!! We first brought our old, beloved Lab mix there back in 2018,…read morewhen I first moved here, and we were so very blessed to discover Dr. Hendon! He ALWAYS goes so above and beyond for his patients and is so incredibly compassionate! Westcreek has since been our go-to for our menagerie of fur babies over the years, and I cannot say enough great things about them! All of the Doctors and Staff are so wonderful to work with, and even after moving up North of town, we still always make the drive to have our fur babies in the best hands!! --