I have been using this vet service for years. They are extremely kind and compassionate. I cannot…read morethank them enough for the care they've provided for each of my pets.

I cannot recommend Dr. Moore and her team enough. We've seen both Dr. Moore and Dr. Palvino for…read moreour 2 dogs, Olive and Winnie. They are both incredible - they are kind, compassionate, and take the time to listen to what's going on with your animals, and then provide recommendations, cost breakdowns, etc. to make you feel comfortable choosing the right care options for your pet. The staff is amazing and so kind! Lone Star Animal Hospital is the best!!!

We have been bringing our small dog to Stay-N-Play for years. Their separate play areas mean our…read moresmall dog can run and have fun without fear of being run over. The facility has lots of space and wooded areas for great walks. The staff is friendly and loving and we look forward to the happy reports and pictures!

We are always at ease leaving our three dogs at Stay N' Play, whether for overnight or for a few…read moreweeks. The dogs are eager to go. The staff are professional and seem to genuinely love animals. We never worry about how our guys are doing when we are away.

The place has gone down hill. New there vets are not good and staff has changed after 15 years…read more. Time to find a new vet!

I took my dog in for a biopsy to check masses on her liver. Later that night, I noticed a large red…read morespot on her belly. I called DSAH and sent photos. They told me it was just bruising, said the biopsy was a minor procedure that couldn't have caused internal bleeding, and told me there was no need to bring her in. But my gut told me something wasn't right -- so I took her to the emergency vet. She was bleeding internally. If I had listened to DSAH and waited, my dog would have died that night. Please think twice before trusting this clinic. My experience was that they brushed off my concerns and didn't take my dog's condition seriously. Trust your instincts -- they can save your dog's life.

Truly a great coop built by great people. My wife was on a quest to find a chicken coop and we…read morelooked at a lot of different shapes, sizes and price ranges. Nothing comes close to these coops. Solid cedar construction and well thought out design makes for a coop that is easy to assemble and will last for years. I am a handyman and do a lot of my own projects and my first thought was I will build my own, but after seeing the quality of construction and design as well as meeting the owners, I quickly changed my mind. I was able to put it together in a little over an hour. They provide all of the materials and tools needed in a single well organized box. We wired around the base of our kids trampoline to create a run area and connected the coop to make a really nice setup for the ladies... We just happen to live 10 minutes down the road from Urban Coop Company and we visited with the owners and got to see the construction process first-hand. What a wonderful group of people! I can't say enough nice things about the entire experience.

I ordered a coop several winters ago and had it shipped to me in Anchorage, AK. It was easy to put…read moretogether, the style and size I wanted for a happy flock, and has proven very durable. I just ordered the snow/storm panels to add to our round top coop - I predict they will be a great improvement to what I've done in the past. I've appreciated the customer service I have gotten because I always require a custom shipping quote.

When Cancer Results Go Missing: Our Experience at Sunset Canyon Veterinary Clinic…read more When our dog's cancer biopsy results sat undelivered for three months at Sunset Canyon Veterinary Clinic, we learned the difference between a medical error and system failure that puts pets at risk. Our dog Maddie's biopsy revealed aggressive malignant melanoma with a mitotic count of 3--a diagnosis requiring immediate action. We discovered this critical information only by accident during an unrelated appointment three months later. The clinic's explanation: they had been calling the wrong phone number. What Went Wrong: The communication breakdown had serious medical consequences. Maddie lost the opportunity for immediate surgical revision to obtain wider margins, which significantly reduces recurrence risk. Her melanoma vaccine protocol (Oncept) was delayed by over three months. Most importantly, we were denied the chance to make timely treatment decisions during the most critical window. While Sunset Canyon claims they attempted contact and left voicemails, they were calling an incorrect number. During this same period, my wife called the clinic twice, leaving voicemails that included her correct phone number. She never received a return call. No email was sent. No letter was mailed. The results simply sat in their system until we happened to bring Maddie in for another issue. The Response That Revealed More: After discovering this failure, I expected accountability. Instead, I encountered indifference. No management team member contacted us proactively. When I finally reached Carlos, the office manager, after multiple attempts, he was unaware of what had happened--suggesting no internal review had occurred after such a significant oversight. I requested a written explanation of the incident and their plan to prevent future occurrences. Carlos said he would forward this to ownership. They never responded. The Bigger Picture: Medical mistakes happen, but how organizations respond reveals their priorities. A veterinary clinic should have protocols ensuring families receive cancer diagnoses--confirmation calls, certified mail, multiple contact attempts. When those systems fail, leadership should acknowledge the error and demonstrate corrective action. According to public records, Sunset Canyon was acquired by Southern Veterinary Partners in June 2020, meaning reviews prior to that date may not reflect current operations or management philosophy. I can't prove that the clinic is now run by a mission of profit over pets and people, but you can let this incident stand as Exhibit A. What Pet Owners Should Know: Before choosing any veterinary clinic, ask about their communication protocols for critical diagnoses. How do they confirm you received important results? What backup systems exist when the primary contact fails? Your pet's life may depend on these seemingly mundane procedures. Maddie's care was compromised not by a single mistake, but by a system that failed at multiple points and showed no urgency to improve. Three months of her life--time we can never get back, time when cancer cells were potentially spreading--lost to a clinic that couldn't be bothered to verify a phone number or return a call. Our dog Maddie doesn't know her prognosis may have worsened because of the clinic's negligence. She doesn't understand why her family spent sleepless nights wondering what might have been different if we'd known sooner. She just trusts us to protect her, the same way your pet trusts you. Don't let your pet's life depend on a system that treats cancer diagnoses as routine paperwork. They deserve better. You deserve better. And the next family walking through those doors deserves better, too.

My weimaraner was diagnosed and needed emergency surgery for pyometra. The vet that diagnosed the…read moredog said that she probably would not make it through the night. The situation was grave. Sunset Canyon Vet was able to take her after hours. Dr Dietz did an amazing job. I cannot even find the scars from the surgery. Belle recovered overnight. Try finding a vet clinic that will stay after hours or even have a reasonable charge for it. Thank you again Dr Dietz for helping us out!

Have been using Leah and her amazing team since we moved to the area almost 2 years ago. I can't…read moresay enough great things about her and her staff. My girls Scout and Speck love their visits during our busy work weeks. Thank you all so very much.

i have custom appointments with leah. i find her to be extraordinarily efficient, self-motivated…read moreand prompt. i have been hiring her for over 2 years and can't complain. i highly recommend her.

We brought our dog here for three nights for boarding one weekend and upon picking her up she had…read morediarrhea (we thought was from stress) and all four of her feet had wounds in between all her toes. I reached out and asked the owners what this could be from and they said probably from her "running." We made a vet appointment and her feet were all infected and she was prescribed oral and topical antibiotics for three weeks. I reached out to the owner to cover this $300 bill and they never responded. It felt like our dog was neglected.

My dog started coming here a few months ago. He has been through their 2 week dog training, stayed…read morefor weekends and had grooming. Everything has been great. They take very good care of my dog. He gets lots of playtime and structure in his day. He seems very happy when I pick him up. Owners are very kind and organized so the drop off and pickup is a smooth convenient process. I highly recommend Gateway.

Regina saw this beautiful brother and sister while at Tomlinson's. Well kept. Beautiful coats and…read morevery healthy. We are very happy to welcome them to the family. Very soon after arrival they knew they were home at last. We recommend Thundering Paws.

In 2017 we rescued our best cat ever- Watson. He came to us vaccinated n microchipped. Thundering…read morePaws is a reputable rescue shelter. Watson's foster bought him to our house after we bought him at a Petsmart adoption day.

Top-tier care from start to finish. Dr. Deka and the team got us in the same day, were incredibly…read morekind and thorough, and took great care of my dog during a scary situation. The facility is beautiful, clean, and modern, and the pricing was very reasonable. I'm especially grateful this is a family-owned clinic (something that's becoming increasingly rare as larger corporations buy up veterinary practices, which translates to higher prices and a reduction in that personal touch I look for when taking care of my sweet furry family). It truly shows in the level of care and attention they provide. I highly recommend Founders Veterinary Clinic!

Dr. DeKa was excellent and had the best bed side manner to make my boy feel at ease. Our dog Cash…read morehurt his paw while we were traveling through town on a Sunday and Mother's Day. I called and hung up on the answering machine and she called me back from the missed call. She was very available to meet us and was so sweet with Cash. She went above and beyond and we are very thankful. Prices were also very reasonable and we couldn't recommend her enough. Cash is on the mend and we feel confident in helping him heal.

My dog is greeted by name when I drop him off. The staff has never pushed any upgrades or services…read more When Hank went for the first time for boarding, they did temperament "testing" to see if he was more hyper or mellow. He's a chill doodle that can be either, depending on his mood. They have gotten to know him and LOVE that he knows his commands. It's hard leaving your heart with someone else, but I trust them! Plus you can check out the cameras to try and find your pup during playtime, get photos sent to you, and even a report card!

They change the rules without notifying you --- while you are away from town. They gult you into…read moreupgrading your services when you drop off. Never using them again.