Dr. Daigle is amazing. He has a conversation with you, not at you. Seems very knowledgeable…read more Provided pros & cons about taking care of a cyst. Knew to the second when our boy would come out of sedation. Since Austin German Shepherd Rescue also uses this vet office, who better to take care of my GSD's health care than Dr. Daigle? So why not a perfect five? With the exception of the vet tech that got assigned to assist with our appointment, the rest of the staff is another story. I emailed the office requesting an appointment since the phone line was busy. Two days later, I still hadn't heard from the office, so I called and actually got through to make an appointment. I filled out all the online forms and had all of my boy's medical records emailed over. We arrive for the appointment & the tech starts asking me questions that I'd already thoughtfully & completely provided online prior to appointment date. It was a waste of my time to follow instructions online only to have to repeat the process in person. In this, the office could use an organizational overhaul. Now my boy is reactive: fear, leash & fence; with a very high prey drive. Rather than showing me a compassionate smile, I could see the staff rolling their eyes at each other, just a total lack of empathy. I could also say, better competent than good bedside manner but, as this was our first appointment, the former still remains to be seen.

Terrible! Incapable of doing a simple urine draw without sedation for a 5 month old puppy.Dr was…read morerude and instantly referred me to Murcy hospital when I asked for Doggie the person that started the clinic. I did not know he sold the practice. Sp yes the building has been a veterinary clinic since 1990. However it was sold none of the professionalism,experience or capabilities came with it. If your looking for Dr Doggle level veterinary go to Murcy just as they suggested. At least they can be honest about this. I drove 1 hour from south Austin thinking I was going to the clinic i had been going to for years. This is strip mall veterinary care

This is the Best Vet! She saved my boxer from Cancer. Wonderful staff and technicians. I would…read moredrive hours to go here

Great friendly people my baby dog doesn't like to many people and everyone there made him feel…read morecomfortable! Eager even to go back I couldn't believe it! Very thankful for these people!

This is a small vet office in Cameron. Their staff is very knowledgeable and efficient. Loved the…read morevet. They were very thorough handling my 6 cats. I will definitely be coming back!

Dr. Valerie is wonderful. We just moved to Rockdale and needed to have our dog see a vet quickly…read more We were able to bring him in the same day and he received excellent treatment at a very reasonable price.

I love the staff! They are so good with my babies! Never judgemental about their nails being so…read morelong, or the fleas they get every year.

I am deeply disappointed and heartbroken by our experience with this veterinary facility. We…read morebrought our family cat in for what should have been a routine spay, and she died at home two days after the procedure. Our daughters witnessed us finding her unresponsive. We immediately tried to get her help, but she was already too far gone to make it to an emergency veterinarian. Watching our children lose their beloved pet this way is something our family will never forget. What has made this even more difficult is the lack of communication and compassion throughout the entire process. When we picked her up after surgery, we were given no discharge paperwork explaining what to watch for, what complications to look for, what pain medication had been administered, or even an emergency contact number if something went wrong. After she died, I contacted the facility and was placed on hold. I didn't hear from the veterinarian who performed her surgery until the end of the day. During our conversation, he could not recall how the surgery went, was unaware that we had received no discharge instructions, and could not explain why our cat had died two days after the procedure. There was also very little empathy or compassion for what our family was experiencing, and no offer of any way to make this situation right. I understand that complications can happen with any procedure, and I am not claiming to know exactly what caused her death. What I expected was communication, compassion, accountability, and a genuine effort to help us understand what happened. Instead, we are left grieving our beloved pet with unanswered questions. Our daughters were told their cat was going in for a routine surgery and would be coming home. Instead, they witnessed her death.

The doctors and staff are more than professionals as they really care for the animals they treat…read more My dog, Zoe, a little Shih Tzu was getting older and sickly when we moved from New Hampshire in 2020. They actually saved her life and brought her back as the furbaby we remembered. They were gentle, loving and knowledgeable with the care she received. On August 14, 2024 she moved on to the Rainbow Bridge and we will be forever grateful to these wonderful folk for the care and love she received. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Janet & Frank Vaglica

The staff doctors and technicians are amazing knowledgeable kind people! My Jackie (puppy) thinks…read moreshe works there! That's due to the Staff! Thank you!

My wife and I brought our rottweiler here initially for emergency care because he had swallowed…read moresomething were not aware of. They took care of him as soon as possible. The doctor tried everything to get it out but nothing worked. The doctor recommended to take him to our vetenarian the next day because the surgery costs was going to be cheaper for us. Although she was right, but we ended up having to take him to another Emergency hospital because he needed surgery right away before matters worsened for our rottweiller. I will say this place is kind of hard spot, but Google maps will lead you in the right direction.

Unfortunately, we had to have our sweet baby euthanized last week. He had lymphoma and took a turn…read morefor the worst so we arrived a little before midnight and he crossed the rainbow bridge at 12:15 AM. Dr Sam Seramur was his doctor and was very comforting and gave us plenty of time to be with him before and after the procedure. Brady never turned down food so when they brought in chicken, he gobbled it down and although it immediately came back up, he enjoyed that last meal. The tech who gently removed his body wrapped in blankets was so kind and it meant a lot when he said that he could tell we were good dog parents. I hope no one reading this has to ever go through this but if you do, I recommend this caring business .

Dr. Gary was so kind not only to me, but to my horses. Recommended what they needed and what they…read moredidn't need yet. Wonderful experience!

Dr. Tom Gary has been taking care of our horses for over a year now. Our mares are older (21 & 25)…read moreso the first thing we had done to each of them when we purchased them was a full physical, vaccinations and teeth floating. He worked great with each of the older girls and gave us great feeding recommendations. Since the first visit he has handled any situations that have come up sensibly, calmly, professionally, and with great talent. He does a wonderful job of explaining the situation and our options, and goes above and beyond any time we call with questions. This past year has been a tough one on our mares. Somehow one of them badly cut her pastern, and although there was no tendon damage, her foot had to be put into a cast up to her ankle. She was put on 3 weeks of stall rest too in order to limit her movement and allow the cut to heal. Looking at her now, you can barely see the scar of what could have been a proud flesh nightmare. Our other mare chose to act colic-y while we were out of town. Within minutes of making the emergency call to him, Dr. Gary was at our place and diagnosed her with choke, not colic. He was able to flush the choke and it eventually broke down and washed into her stomach. He literally saved her life. I feel his pricing is reasonable but would be willing to pay whatever he asked to keep him as the vet for our horses. No matter the day, no matter the time, his knowledge, common sense, and talent working with horses is unbeatable. His ranch is set up for the comfort of the horses and other livestock, not to be impressive to fancy owners, which I really appreciate. The stalls are kept very clean and are "open" on the front and back which not just gives the animals great ventilation but allows a horse stuck on stall rest to have many things to keep their brain stimulated. The vet area is set up to be extremely safe, very clean, and well stocked. We feel blessed to have Dr. Tom Gary located so close to Rockdale!

I love Daylily Animal Hospital. Dr. Ward has been incredibly kind and compassionate to me and my…read morepets. She truly listened to my concerns and even tried to help make arrangements when money for vet care was tight, which meant more than I can say. She goes above and beyond. She is top notch. Everyone at Daylily Animal Hospital has been friendly, caring, and compassionate. I highly recommend Dr. Ward and her team to anyone looking for a vet who genuinely cares about both animals and their owners.

WARNING - Made two back to back appointments for my two small dogs. I brought one in and the…read morereceptionist REFUSED to let me see the vet, unless I brought the other dog inside at the same time. I explained, my other dog was waiting in the car - in A/C, with my brother, as I have health challenges and it would be difficult for me to manage both dogs at the same time. The receptionist said she did not care. It would be easier for them if I brought both dogs in at once. I reluctantly complied, and the receptionist / tech further hassled me, insisting on weighing the dogs four times, as she and I disagreed regarding the dogs weight - due to the harness, leash, and other items also being on the scale. I was ultimately placed in a room, while I tried to manage both my dogs at once. I waited for about 20 minutes, no one came into the room, so I left. In the lobby, 3 or 4 other employees were just sitting on the sofas. Not sure if they scheduled us during break times or why no one ever came in.

After years of caring for animals and navigating veterinary care in and around Austin, I had become…read moredeeply discouraged trying to find a clinic that still felt... personal. Not corporate. Not conveyor-belt medicine. Not a place where you feel rushed through one of the most vulnerable moments you can experience with a beloved pet. And then I found Dime Box Animal Clinic and Dr. Darden Hervey. Let me put this into perspective: I live in Far East Austin and gladly make the hour drive without hesitation. Yes. They are that worth it. After what we had been through with Lily--my soul dog, my best friend, my constant companion--I was emotionally exhausted and incredibly cautious about who I trusted next. Her orbital exenteration was not a small procedure, and by the time we arrived at Dime Box, I wasn't just looking for medical skill. I was looking for steadiness. Transparency. Compassion that didn't feel rehearsed. That is exactly what we found. From the moment we walked in, there was a quiet sincerity to the clinic that immediately lowered my shoulders a little. The staff was warm without being performative, attentive without creating chaos, and genuinely kind in a way that cannot be taught in corporate training videos. And Dr. Hervey? Some people are good at veterinary medicine. Some people are gifted at caring for both the animal and the human attached to them. He belongs firmly in that second category. Never once did I feel dismissed, rushed, or spoken over. After Lily's surgery, I had questions--many of them. Every single one was answered with patience and clarity. Not irritation. Not condescension. Not the subtle "we already explained this" tone pet owners unfortunately know all too well. I also want to specifically mention something that deeply stood out to me about Dr. Hervey and the way he practices medicine. He genuinely gives each patient and their family his time and attention. Not rushed, not transactional, not "let's move this along to the next appointment." When we arrived to pick Lily up after her surgery, Dr. Hervey was still speaking with another client. The vet tech came out a couple of times to apologize for the wait and let me know he was still with them. My response was immediate: absolutely no problem whatsoever. Because to me, that spoke volumes. It told me that when it's your turn with Dr. Hervey, you matter. Your questions matter. Your fears matter. Your animal matters. You are not being hurried through so someone can move on to the next dollar. I ended up making the drive home before I had the opportunity to speak with him directly. Not long after arriving home, I received a personal text from Dr. Hervey letting me know he'd heard I had questions and asking how he could help. And he answered every single one of them. That kind of follow-through, compassion, and accessibility is increasingly rare--not just in veterinary medicine, but honestly anywhere. The peace that gave me after Lily's surgery is difficult to properly put into words, but it meant everything to me. He understood that when you love an animal deeply, reassurance matters just as much as the medicine. There is a groundedness to Dr. Hervey that inspires trust. He communicates with calm confidence, explains things thoroughly, and creates the rare feeling that your pet is not simply another appointment slot in the day. And that matters more than I can properly put into words. The drive out to Dime Box feels almost restorative compared to the stress of navigating big-box veterinary systems in the city. It reminds me that there are still places where medicine is practiced with heart, where relationships still matter, and where people genuinely care about the outcomes for both pets and their owners. In a world increasingly dominated by corporate veterinary care, Dime Box Animal Clinic feels like finding something endangered and precious. Competence. Integrity. Humanity. I'm profoundly grateful we found them, and I look forward to trusting them with Lily's care for many years to come.

Dr. Hervey and his staff are extremely kind and compassionate…read more He explains your options and helps you make an informed decision about the care your animal needs. His staff is professional. I cannot recommend this clinic enough.

It was good in a pinch. We like places that have access to a camera and not use small places…read more Nonetheless I know they took care of our puppy

Trying to register a pet for boarding is a nightmare! They won't take reservations over the phone…read moreand the website registration process is buggy as hell. A very nice person tried to help me over the phone but in the end I COULD NOT BECOME A CUSTOMER.