We have always taken our animals to Dr Morrison. I've had to have a couple older ones put to sleep…read moreand he is the kindest person In that type of situatin. He worries enough that he will check on my animals after hours and is never unavailable. The office staff is pleasant and always willing to help you. I don't think you can go wrong with him taking good care of your pets.

Simply the best. Make a list of all of the finest qualities you'd want in a small community…read moreprofessional and Dr Morrison checks them all. We are so lucky to have him in our lives. In over 25 years we've had horses, cats, dogs, ferrets, and even a bunny in his care. He's been perfect. Just be careful backing out of his parking lot:)

Dr. A and her team are absolutely wonderful. We travel from San Antonio to see her and wouldn't…read morechange a thing.

If you're anything like us, your fuzzy companions may or may not be more important than biological…read moreoffspring..... Which is why we continue bringing our fuzz-mates to Boerne Veterinary Clinic. The clinic is always clean, which can be attributed to the remarkable staff at BVC. They always greet us with a warm welcome and you can tell they truly love what they do. We're keen to know what's best for our animals, and the staff has provided us with sound advice time and again to ensure the best for our pets. It's with the utmost confidence that I can recommend Boerne Veterinary Clinic to care for your animals! Thank you BVC!

Have appointment as a new client. Will know more after the 15th. On the phone, Cassie was very…read morefriendly and professional. Got my appointment scheduled right away.

Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. We even received a goody bag for being a first time client.read more

We saw Dr. Kaleb Thomas on Saturday, March 29. Our 13 year old male Miniature Schnauzer had been…read morehaving urinary incontinence, along with other aging problems. Since they were booked, we were taken on a walk-in basis. Dr. Thomas was very kind and patient, answering all my questions. I kind of run on at the mouth, yet he was so patient. Dr. Thomas explained the potential problems, and recommended some tests. He also diagnosed an eye problem that I assumed was just allergies. It's an easy fix with some eye ointment. The vet tech was a total sweetheart. She was very engaging and also a great listener. We talked about the weather differences between the Hill Country and Minnesota. The front desk was very helpful and accommodating. They were efficient and polite. The new building is fantastic! Handicapped parking is close by and there are sufficient spots. I had no trouble smoothly rolling my oxygen machine into the building. It was easy to locate seating with a nearby power outlet for my machine. I didn't mind waiting to be seen - not in such a nice environment! The coffee bar was a welcome surprise, because I didn't have a chance to get coffee before I left our house. When we were led back to the exam room we passed a playroom they have set up for human puppies (children), which I thought was very thoughtful. I would have taken a picture, but hubs gets a little embarrassed when I do that. Trust me, it looks like a lot of fun for kids!

We are heartbroken to share the loss of our family member cat, Casey, who died after a series of…read morecomplications that we believe began with his neutering at this hospital. We originally brought him here in April 2024 for an ear infection. My husband asked the vet Dr. Lloyd Willis of the possibility of neutering him because he was fighting feral cats. We did think of neutering him before, however we were living on a small Hawaiian island (Molokai) with no good vet access. The Dr suggested neutering, assuring us it was safe -- despite Casey being almost 9 years old, having just moved a couple of weeks earlier from Hawaii to Texas, and with his current ear infection. No bloodwork was done, no one asked if he was fasting or not before sedation and surgery, we were not warned about potential dangers of neutering him after the extreme stress of his move and the possibility of urinary blockages in older male cats -- which unfortunately we learned later are very common, due to the sudden lowering of testosterone levels and narrowing of the urethra. We also were not advised of any diet changes that should be done after neutering. The vet's answer was that it's a routine procedure with very little potential for problems, it would just "calm him down". We are blaming ourselves for not paying attention and blindly trusting the vet. Almost immediately after surgery, Casey's behavior changed drastically. He suffered his first full urinary blockage in June 2024, we took him to the emergency hospital on a Sunday, then three months later he blocked again and we were back at Herbst. He experienced multiple UTIs and blockages and had to undergo PU surgery in October 2024. He didn't recover and blocked again immediately after surgery, if anything the surgery made it worse as he remained regularly blocked and with recurring UTIs for around 10 weeks after surgery. As we know now, by this point it was already too late and he was developing what we later learned was likely cancerous tissue in his bladder. After the PU surgery Casey saw Dr. Caleb Thomas who did his best to help Casey, and we really very much appreciate his care. He suggested that we go to see a specialist at Texas A&M when Casey blocked again in March 2025, there we learned of the extreme abnormal tissue in his bladder. Unfortunately Casey couldn't deal with the almost daily vet visits for catheter and the medications. He chose his own way, at the end of June he stopped eating and on July 2nd 2025 he died in his home, in our arms Despite visiting this clinic nearly every day for 3 months, after our final visit on June 30th when it was clear that he was dying not one person from the hospital followed up -- no call, no email, not a single word of compassion after his death. We emailed them two weeks after he died with an expression of our sadness and concerns. They did not even reply back. That is why we are now writing this review. So while we do very much appreciate one veterinarian here who was kind and helpful, along with several other staff members who we regularly saw post-surgery, our overall experience was devastating. We trusted a doctor who gave poor advice, poor pre-surgical protocols, and the management does not seem to care as they ignored our concerns. We trusted them with Casey's life -- we visited here more than 100 times over the course of 12 months, the process was emotionally and financially exhausting, but far above all Casey paid for this with his life. Please, if you're considering this clinic, ask questions. Insist on bloodwork. Get second opinions. Your animal's life is in your hands. Casey was incredibly strong, healthy and full of life before his neutering. We always called him our "Molokai Warrior"! He was with us from the moment he was born. He was our family, a part of us. Now we question ourselves with regret, guilt, sadness and anger. It was not his time to go, and like every living creature he deserved better. - Ayda & Matt Page

I was really impressed with this vet. We saw Dr Smith! I can sometimes be a pain in the butt and…read moreshe answered all my questions and gave me thoughtful answers and they took great care of my boy!!

The staff have been amazingly kind and informative as I deal with my sick cat. Very impressed by…read moretheir follow up calls, concern and care. Would definitely recommend.

I recommend this emergency clinic. They look great care of my puppy and I felt very comfortable…read moreleaving her over night with them. Trust me, I'm a worry wort- I was able to sleep just fine knowing they would take care of my puppy. Their vets are caring and compassionate. The prices are very reasonable compared to other emergency vets who can be priced outrageously.

Had to take my 9 month old puppy in for a fishing hook removal. Great experience. Would use again…read more Pricey but worth the ease and stress.

I've taken 3 of my 4 fur babies here over the past few years. Highly recommend and I'm so happy…read morewith the staff.

The Hill Country Animal League Hospital plays a very important part in this part of the area. They…read moreperform low cost birth control for stray animals that folks bring in. I guess they would also do the same for your family pets. Our situation started when a stray cat decided to have her kittens underneath our deck. The deck is so low to the ground that a person can't get under it. So we fed the momma cat and her babies when they got old enough to eat cat food. She had 5 babies that survived. However, since we live in an area that has many different animals (coyote, bobcat, fox), 2 babies disappeared quickly. We knew we had to do something as the remainder didn't have much time left on earth. My wife checked with the shelters nearby, and unfortunately, they were all full. While my wife was checking where we could take them, the momma cat disappeared. Now we were left with 3 young ones. We are dog people, so we had never thought about ever having a cat(s). But they were so cute, the wife decided we should take them in. However, we did not want any more babies, so we knew we needed to fix them. That's where Hill Country comes in. My wife called them to see if they could be seen any time soon and left a message. They got back to us the next week, discussed what we could do, and set up an appointment to fix the 2 boys first. The day of the appointment, we got to the business right on time and were able to park right in front of the building. A young lady came out quickly (they don't let anybody inside) and went over everything with us, got us to sign the paperwork, and took the boys inside. Everything went well, and we were able to pick them up late the same afternoon. The only negative about the entire situation is that you are not allowed inside. You don't know anything about how clean it is or anything else. Will we return? When the female kitten gets a little older.

I've been coming to this clinic for almost 15 years and have always been met with honest,…read morecompassionate staff and doctors. As a rescuer, I often have dogs I pull straight from the street/shelter that need quick care and I can always count on Dr O and staff to help me out.

Just got my two cats vaccinated here. Dr. Oesterlong was very kind and hospitable, I had a…read morefantastic quick and easy experience here. She's a hard worker and I will be taking any pets I have to this facility. Thank you Dr.O for helping my family stay healthy.

TSVS has performed two medial patellar luxation surgeries on Soleil, my husky. The first went fine…read morewith some minor complication where the wound didn't heal due to the surgical hardware but the second surgery performed by Dr. Franklin has resulted in significant surgical complications. After the surgery when I took her from the veterinary tech and began lifting in her car, I saw that blood was streaming down her leg and the wound was wide open and no longer sutured. Days later I was told that Soleil's skin, tissue, and bone were quickly necrotizing. My dog is now in her fourth month of recovering from the surgery, and still faces the threat of possible leg amputation. Instead of directly treating the surgical complications, Dr. Franklin delegated this work to my regular vet, who did not have direct experience in this area. Not once has Dr. Harper or Dr. Franklin reached out to me to explain what happened or to go over with me possible options for my dog's future until today after I filed an online negative review of TSVS. He didn't bother contacting me even after I asked my regular vet to speak with him months ago. Dr. Harper's cold response today was that I signed a form acknowledging that the surgery had risks. Yes, like with any veterinary procedure, an owner acknowledges risks, but at the same time, I never authorized what appears to me to be veterinary malpractice. To this day TSVS cannot explain to me what happened to her and how her health suddenly deteriorated so quickly. My regular vet at Acorn Hill stated that this negative outcome is "unprecedented," but still I have no explanation of how this happened. I now know Dr. Harper's background is actually that of an equine veterinarian, and in my opinion he should not be performing surgery on smaller animals. I don't believe either surgeon is board-certified to perform surgeries on dogs. This has been by far the worst veterinary experience I've ever had. Please stay away!

Our little London, all 9 pounds of her, went after a 65 pound dog. As you can only imagine, it…read moredid not turn well for her. Thank God, her bite wounds didn't puncture any major organs but they did damage the blood vessels causing no blood flow to her wounds. The expertise of Dr. Franklin and all the techs involved was remarkable! And their care afterwards was beyond wonderful! London wouldn't be where she is right now with all they did for her. We are forever grateful to TSVS!

I had a few questions after my dog's recent stay--just some confusion on my end about policies and…read morepricing--and the team at Hill Country Pet Ranch went above and beyond to follow up and make sure everything was clear. They took the time to personally call me, walk me through everything with kindness and transparency, and truly made me feel heard and valued. It's rare to find a place that not only provides great care for your pets but also treats their clients with this level of respect and professionalism. I was so impressed by their responsiveness and willingness to go the extra mile. You can tell they really care, and that kind of service makes all the difference. My pup has boarded here multiple times and we'll absolutely continue coming back. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Hill Country Pet Ranch to anyone looking for a safe, kind, and trustworthy place for their fur baby.

We board our Newfoundland frequently a HCPR and done so for several years. They have always been…read moreattentive to any special needs and accommodating to our requests. I highly recommend their boarding services. They are committed, friendly and always ready to help.