Just moved to town and in search of services for my pup. Gigi made our transition to another…read moregroomer seamless. Gigi was patient, considerate, and caring. My pup can be difficult due to the lack of rapport and building by his previous groomer and my lack of knowledge in the area of training my pup to be more comfy during grooms. The groom took some time but it was not a hassle and worth the wait. Her prices are reasonable and you can tell she and the team CARES. She even gave me advice on dental hygiene , temperament training, and ear hygiene. I will definitely be back, I think we have found our forever groomer. Book immediately!

This business is attached to a home. Since relocating to the area I have had a hard time trying to…read morefind a groomer. Elisha is the best. She is so kind and patient. My Shih Tzu that I recently adopted has horrible anxiety and is a bear to groom. She took her time and was able to finally get him all cleaned up. I've also boarded my babies here during vacations. I return home to healthy happy babies.

Today July 18,2020 was my third time to use Evelyn's grooming and have never been disappointed with…read morethem. I have a long hair dachshund and Bruce gave me great advice on cutting his hair, a summer cut. Tucker looked great after his hair appointment, Thank you Bruce & your staff

Horrible little place. I brought my Poodle and Schnauzer in for grooming . They had groomed them…read moretwice before and had done a decent job. Due to a family illness the little fellas missed a monthly appointment. They were taken in, and I understood there was some matting. Instead of trying to work out some of the matting in order to maintain the cut and breed of my boys they butchered them They won't take credit or checks. They are near a major Hwy intersection of so hold tight to your pups, and the front desk guy has as much personally as a pet rock.They took out the clippers and shaved them. I could have done what they did and saved $95 CASHI won't be back nor would I recommend this place to anyone else.

I love this vet clinic and the veterinarian, he's great. very nice, gentle. The staff is great too…read morealthough there have been days that they look like they don't want to be there lol but I'm usually an in and out type of visit so it doesn't really bother me. I like that I can stop by for a "walk in" if I have to. The place is usually not busy when I have gone, usually weekdays in the morning. It smells nice, it's clean. My fur baby (shitzu)also gets his grooming done there and I feel comfortable knowing it's at his vet in case something were to happen. He's a senior dog, 16 yrs old with a heart condition. The grooming lady does a wonderful job. He always looks so adorable afterwards and smells sooo nice. Like a whole different dog. Lol. I wish they would start grooming again (closed due to covid) cause he really needs it. Anyway, this place is great and if you're looking for a new vet clinic you should definitely try this one out.

My cat had surgery to get fixed on Wednesday and by Saturday I noticed both of my cats have fleas,…read morethey are both inside cats so pretty sure he got them from this clinic. Also they open at 8:30 and I was told to come at 8 yet the door was locked and front lady was rude. When I return to pick up my cat from surgery. Multiple receptionist were there and yet no one acknowledged me. I hate to make bad reviews, but I would like future clients to know.

The lady that does the grooming has always done a great job on my poodle mix and chorkie. The…read morepricing is competitive and my dogs always come out looking and smelling great!

Everyone at Baytown Animal Hospital is always so welcoming! The prices are great and the service is…read moretop tier. Dr. Alvarez is every professional and great with animals and humans lol. I've been a customer for well over a decade and I have no plans on going anywhere else. If you need a vet, give them a try!

I would not recommend Baytown Animal Hospital based on the experience my mother-in-law had with her…read moredog. She brought her dog in on a Saturday because it was vomiting, had blood in the vomit, and was showing signs of a serious abdominal problem. During the examination, the veterinarian was able to feel what appeared to be an intestinal blockage. Instead of immediately explaining that the dog would likely need emergency care at a 24-hour hospital, they recommended additional testing. After more than $1,200 in diagnostics, they confirmed exactly what they already suspected--an intestinal obstruction. Only then were we told they could not treat the dog because they are not a 24-hour emergency hospital and that we would need to find another emergency veterinarian. By this point, it was already Saturday afternoon, and we had lost valuable time trying to locate a hospital that was still open and capable of performing emergency surgery. What made this even more frustrating was the bill. One of the charges was more than $200 for an outside radiology interpretation of the X-rays. Since the primary concern was identifying an intestinal blockage--which the veterinarian had already suspected during the physical exam--we questioned whether that additional expense was necessary. We asked that charge to be removed. In the end, we left with a very sick dog, a bill totaling $1,261.51, and the responsibility of starting over at another emergency hospital. Had they been upfront from the beginning about their inability to provide the level of care the dog would likely need, we could have gone directly to a 24-hour emergency facility and potentially saved valuable time. To make matters worse, when I called to ask why we weren't informed earlier that they could not provide definitive treatment, I was placed on hold for several minutes before the call was disconnected. My wife ultimately had to call back and pay the bill. My issue is not that veterinary medicine is expensive. Emergency diagnostics and treatment cost money, and I understand that. My issue is the lack of transparency. When a veterinarian believes a pet has a surgical emergency that they cannot treat, the owner should be told so they can make an informed decision about whether to proceed with diagnostics there or go directly to a facility that can provide definitive care. Unfortunately, our experience left us feeling that collecting diagnostic fees took priority over helping us get our dog to the right place as quickly as possible. Because of that, I cannot recommend Baytown Animal Hospital.

Tyson (7 month old Staffy/Boxer) was incredibly satisfied and I was too. Tiernan showed up early…read moreand was very pleasant to work with. I just adopted Tyson this past Thursday (CAP Animal Shelter), so naturally, he was a bit nervous through the new process but at the end of the day, I had to pick him up to carry him inside because he was too busy playing and loving with her. Amazing service! Thank you so much! I'll schedule my next monthly service soon! I recommend Dirty Paws 100% Let's go!!!!!

Friendly, great service! Flexibility to work with your schedule. Nice to your pet! Reasonable…read morepricing. Loved me and my pet's experience. Consistent customer gained!

Mochi had a very successful Spa day with Sarah today!! Sarah was awesome handling her and getting…read moreto know her prior to make her feel comfortable and at ease.

Coco is looking fabulous Definitely recommend Daisy's Groom…read moreRoom. I trust her with my baby's haircuts

SNAP is safe and affordable and kind to the humans just as much as the kitties. I've gotten many…read morerescue cats fixed here over the years. Best price in the area, and top of the line vet healthcare with vaccines and microchip services along with spay/neuter

Low cost and they took good care of my baby. She was super nervous but put her at ease and her…read moreprocedure went well.