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Lockhart Animal Clinic

3.9 (7 reviews)

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Compassionate Pet Vet

(278 reviews)

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There are no words to adequately describe how difficult it is to say goodbye to a beloved pet who…read morehas been part of your family for nearly 15 years. But I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Maggie and her team at Compassionate Pet Vet. From the moment they arrived at our home to help us say goodbye to our sweet Chloe, they showed an incredible amount of kindness, patience, and compassion. Dr. Maggie was so gentle and respectful of what we were going through. She took the time to explain every step of the process, what to expect, and made sure we felt comfortable and never rushed. What could have been an even more heartbreaking experience was made a little easier because of the genuine care and compassion they showed, not only to Chloe but to our entire family. They understood that this wasn't simply a pet we were saying goodbye to, but a cherished member of our family. While nothing can take away the sadness of losing Chloe, I am incredibly grateful that her final moments were peaceful, surrounded by love, in the comfort of her own home. If you ever find yourself facing this incredibly difficult decision, please know that you and your beloved pet will be in the most caring and compassionate hands with Dr. Maggie and her team. I cannot recommend Compassionate Pet Vet highly enough. Thank you, Dr. Maggie, for helping us give Chloe the peaceful and dignified goodbye she deserved.

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Dream Haven Ranch

Dream Haven Ranch

(3 reviews)

About 2.5 years ago I was looking to buy a dog. I did a bunch of research on different breeds and…read moredetermined that I was very interested in the Affenpinscher breed - a small black wirey haired dog with a lot of personality and a lot of spunk. I was casually browsing through Craiglist when I stumbled on an Ad for Affenpinscher's and Affenpinscher/Chihuahua mixes. I decided to take the drive down to Lockhart to check the place out. I figured if I didn't like the dogs I could just bounce. I drove past Dream Haven Ranch a good 2 or 3 times. There was no sign that marked it other then an address number which was hard to see. You couldn't see the "ranch" from the road. I parked at the side of the road and called the owner, CJ. Minutes later, he drove down in his late 90's Mercedes Benz S-Class ($70k+ when new). Apparently his father was a high powered attorney. He alluded to the fact that his father may have given him the car or something along those lines before he moved down to Lockhart to live like a hermit with his animals. I didn't want to drive up his driveway because there were a ton of bushes that would have scraped up the side of my car. CJ didn't mind because he uses his Mercedes to transport PIGS. Also, when he had Bison, one day they thought that the car's life had to end and they took it out on the front of the car (WTF!). We drove what seemed to be 200 miles up his driveway and then parked in front of his house. Or should I say houses? One was a mobile home that he lived in with some of the indoor birds that he raises. The other was a house that apparently only the dogs lived in - um, what? I got out of the car and was greeted to the sweet smell of feces. There was a fence around the dog's home that he hopped over to let the dogs out. He wouldn't let me go into the house to look at the dogs - my only assumption was because the house was in deplorable conditions from having the large number of dogs loving in it. While he was opening up the house I was greeted by a bunch of animals. He had tons of pigs, donkeys, peafowl, chickens, even a friggen monkey who lived in a box no bigger then 5'x5'. Most of the animals were not clean or fed very well. The dogs came swarming out of the house. He had a good 3 or 4 breeds. Chihuahuas, Affenpinschers, King Charles Spaniels, etc. He started running after the Affenpinscher puppies and scooping them up one by one. It was very evident that most of these dogs were not healthy in the least. Some were covered in their own shit. He finally grabbed a small little guy who seemed fairly healthy but underfed and completely terrified. In retrospect, I probably should not have purchased the dog and supported animal abuse. But the little guy was so cute, so terrified, and for some reason I justified it in my mind as "saving him". I can't imagine how many of the dogs either die of sickness, the elements, or abuse. I am highly doubtful that he sells all of the animals at his "Ranch" (animal / puppy mill is a better description). I brought him home that day. Over the next few days it became apparent to me that the dog (Mowgli), who was over SIX MONTHS OLD, had never had any human contact. He was afraid of me, leashes, cars, etc. It took months of attention before he finally came around. I was so upset about the whole situation I tried to contact the local animal protection agency, but never got a response. I just saw some ads on Craigslist from the guy and some people saying that the ads should all be flagged and I thought I should at least write a Yelp post about my surreal experience and warn people about doing business with Dream Haven Ranch. DON'T BUY FROM THIS SCUMBAG!

About a year and half ago I decided on a mini pig for new companion. I found Dream Haven Ranch on…read moreline, turned out they were only 50 miles away. I called, left message. Few hours CJ called. We talked for long time, arranged for me to come next day. The place was not what I expected, kinda fun down, pretty rainy so it was muddy. CJ met me at the gate & escorted me in. We drove by some mules & llamas. Come around corner, Barns & many pens, Several goats, sheep , at least 100 pigs & hundreds of dogs. Puppy mill, piggy mill these words come to mind. I look watch scrutinize. All pens were clean, water dishes & food clean. All animals looked healthy & seemed to know CJ. We met the "parents" of the little guy I had in mind. They were clean, healthy & friendly. Ok, CJ went i nto an older modular home converted to a "nursery" came out with this tiny red pig with black spots. I instantly bought Rocky ! 12/28/2010. I did not follow CJ`s guidelines or recomendations. Had a few questions at first & he answered well. Here I am 2/18/2012 I`ve had Rocky about 14 months, he is about 17 months old. He is maybe 12-13" tall & official weight at vet last month 27 lbs. Ha is awsume, more than CJ promised & I am very happy. Bottom line, Do not let your first impression fool you. C.J. & Dream Haven Ranch. Alot of aminals gives you great choice. Happy, Healthy, well cared for. YES I would recommend him for any breed he has.

Lockhart Animal Clinic - vet - Updated November 2026

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