If you are on the fence about switching to a mobile vet know you will be in Great hands with…read moreChasing Tails! Dr. Marvel is not only compassionate, witty and kind - she is SMART. Their vet techs and office staff are amazing and always go the extra mile. Dr. Marvel sees all 4 of our animals and has held our hand through some extremely tough times. I do not know where we would be without their amazing care. Do yourself and your pets a favor and call them, you will not be disappointed. Thanks Chasing Tails for all you do!

Deciding to get one's pet euthanized is not an easy decision. One might delay the decision because…read moreof sadness or that they might regret putting their pet to sleep. I chose this veterinary place because I wanted the least stressful death for my 19 year old dog. Going to veterinaries even if they were good was not a fun experience for any of my pets. This mobile veterinary is everything I was hoping it was. The veterinary and an assistant came in the house, made sure my dog was comfortable and proceeded with the euthanasia process. It was still really sad, but they make the best effort to make you feel at ease and your pet. I've gotten recommended this place before and the people who recommended me this place have also have great experiences with them for other services.

I've not been there in years, actually, since we moved away from the area and my daughter took…read moreWillie with her to school in San Marcos. But I'll never forget when they saved my toy poodle, Willie. The short version is Willie was losing a dogfight, and they had to put over 180 sutures/staples while fighting infection. He was in their hospital over 2 weeks. The story is....We lived out in the country on 30 acres, and normally when Willie was outside, he hung around us. But one day, while I was working in my garden, he quietly left my side without my noticing it. He got the notion to go check out the new neighbor dogs he'd heard barking. and walked all the way up our winding drive through yaupon and oaks to the gate of our property (about 250 yards). 3 good sized curr hounds who were bound to their property with shock collars and a low electric wire around the perimeter must have seemed like new playmates to Willie. I was alerted that Willie was no longer to me when I heard the dogs barking wildly and Willie's shrieks of pain and terror! I ran as fast as I could towards him and as I rounded the bend I saw Willie's head in one dog's mouth, one had his butt/tail/hind legs. The third was in the middle gnashing away at Willie's belly while the other two seemed to be pulling in opposite directions. Those dogs had a good method for dealing with prey (or any dumb toy poodles that came to visit). I was propelled by emotion to save my dog, (as just a lick of common sense would've been to find a safer way - at least grab a big stick)! Instead, I never stopped (or slowed down) running towards Willie. I charged into the pack scooping Willie in my arms in the same move, ran towards the wire with all I had and leapt over it... leaving 3 very disappointed and angry curr hounds barking over the boundary line. I kept running, looking over my shoulder to make sure we were safe. That's when I noticed Willie had bitten all the way through both of my thumbs, and still had one in his mouth. But he was covered in blood, so I kept running all the way to the cabin and burst into my husband's home office, where he was working that day, thank goodness. He yelled for our daughter to grab some towels, and we carefully pried Willie's teeth off my thumb while holding his snout so he wouldn't try to bite again. Willie's eyes were wild in fear and he was disoriented - like he didn't know we were his family, the good guys. Gently, we wrapped him in towels, and covered his eyes. I then handed him to my daughter, and helped her get him in a firm, safe and cozy position - hoping to slow the blood streaming out of every wound. They sped off to Boonville Animal Hospital. And I drove myself to my doctor for treatment.... I had mummy hands for 2 weeks (healed just in time for Willie's return home and continued recuperation). With wounds as severe as Willie's, he was touch and go. I'm surprised he survived the deep tears in his gut that exposed his intestines. He looked like a 3D jigsaw puzzle with jagged scars clamped together by 180+ sutures and staples. But he made it, and eventually he got his spunk back (and mischievous compulsion to run away, but we were "on to" him and closely monitored him from that point on). Thank goodness Willie had excellent, dedicated, round the clock care by BAH, and we had another twelve years of fun with him!

Dr. Brittany was very vague and not very thorough or she would have found gingivitis and a bad…read moretooth at our annual. Within 2-3 weeks my cats tooth blew up and it could have been prevented in my opinion. (I worked in the dental field and gingivitis can be seen early). After two visits, I just saw a lack of customer service and lack of care over all at this clinic. I ended up at a place in CS. I just was not overly impressed with Boonville. Maybe another dr would have been better... not sure but even the front desk could have been better with service and communication upon entering and exiting.

I've moved from College Station many years now, but I didn't realize I never wrote a review for Dr…read more Bond's clinic. He was our veterinarian for many years. His office may be humble, but you can tell he really enjoys his career choice. He used to give one or two vaccines to me for free, or wouldn't charge if I brought both of my cats in at once. Many clinics are so money hungry, and his hospitality is really rare to find. He also is just a nice guy. He loves animals and is very quick to solve issues. I went to Banfield for over a year for my first cat's ringworm and they continuously charged us for expensive sulfur baths that did not work. We paid in the thousands. Dr. Bond said my cat was a little young for a medicine, but he wanted to try it.. and his ringworm was gone for good in under two weeks. The medicine was $20. I brought my other cat in who ran away from home and broke his leg. When the shelter picked him up, the techs there told me that he would need an amputation and to expect about $3k for the cost. I checked other clinics for an estimate and they agreed with the ballpark. Dr. Bond spent about 1 minute with my cat before telling me he was not in pain, and that the leg could stay. He also said if I needed to amputate, it would cost $300-500. He explained that my cat's muscle may atrophy, but if he was walking on it, he saw no reason to take his leg. My cat is the happiest four legged boy now. The most he has wrong is a tiny bit of arthritis, but he runs fast on his broken leg, which is just a tiny bit crooked. He's never had a single issue with it since. He saved both my pets from unnecessary trauma, and me from spending nonstop money on issues that were easily treatable by a true professional. His heart is with his patients, and I can't recommend him enough. We wish we could find a vet like this in Nevada.

So I wanted to respond that yes Jimmy would have died if he had not been seen I am now going to…read moreBrian animal clinic where they take emergencies over appointments. Once again, yeah, Jimmy was about to die. They finally found out that he had diabetes. He was on his deathbed. Y'all need to figure out how to take priorities over regular appointments. Like I said, all of my dogs have been there since birth. I'm very sad that I had to move, but I am fully satisfied with Brian animal clinic now. All you had to do was get someone to talk to me. I could've told you what was happening to him. Y'all could've pulled him in taking his glucose levels and figured it out. Regular patient appointments they should be overtaken by real emergencies as they do at Bryan animal clinic. If I have a regular appointment with my dog and there are dogs coming in that are on their death bed I am definitely willing to reschedule.

Dr. Laura came highly-recommended to me by a former vet school professor who takes her small pets…read morehere. The facility was clean, staff was friendly, and exam was thorough and informative. They're prices are very reasonable considering the value of the services and clinical knowledge/experience of the vet. I feel confident in the diagnosis and care my dog was given here and that gives me peace of mind. Well done!

I brought my dog to live with me at college and needed a vet. I found this one through the rave…read morereviews online and they're definitely right. This clinic is amazing. Everyone was so kind and gentle. My dog got a vaccine and didn't even Yelp. They got me a county tag and everything went so smoothly. This will be our official vet here!

I started to take my German Shepherd there as a puppy and everything seemed fine. They took care of…read morehim and we finished our puppy rounds. When it was time to get him neutered, I called them to ask a few questions. I am a first time dog mom, so absolutely I will have questions about neutering my dog. The lady on the phone was so incredibly rude. She acted like talking to me was the least important thing. Kept responding with "mhm" after asking questions about the procedure. I asked how long the surgery would take and she said she wasn't allowed to disclose that information. She acted like the questions I was acting were so beyond stupid. After that call I was so frustrated that I called back and asked to speak to a manager which they said wasn't available. They took down my information and said that I would hear back. It's been 2 weeks and I still haven't heard anything. We now go to another vet and I needed some records passed on. I called to get those and once again, the tone of voice is just baffling. She said she would email them over and I never got them. 4 hours later after still not receiving them I called again and she repeatedly said that she has already sent them. Once she sent them again I said "thank you so much" and the lady responded "mhm" and then hangs up. As a first time dog owner, you want to feel safe knowing that your valid questions will be answered. I was so disappointed with how everything was handled. If I am going to be spoken to like that, then I sure don't want to know how my dog will be treated.

Small town veterinarian clinic feel. Was so excited to find a vet clinic that is simple, practical…read moreand personal. They do a great job. My pets love going here!

This organization really cares about the animals in their care. They promote positive interactions…read morebetween people and animals through dog day outs and easy adoptions.

Me and my friends went to go buy a cat and they had none available... so we went to look at the…read moredogs while we waited. The second we walked into the dog building it was filled with a horrible smell of dog pee and there was urine all over the floors and it was so nasty. I've worked in humane societies before and never seen anything that poor. There is no need for them to have all those dogs if they are going to be treated like that.

Always takes care of my Golden Doodle! Trusted groomers and it's clean. Been going here for years…read morenow. And friendly staff. A little pricey

First time here! I normally use TS but they have been disappointing lately…read more The store was so clean and the employees were very helpful and kind! They have beautiful wood furniture! They even has XXS dog clothes for my pup!

I do not have enough good things to say about south 40 vet hospital!! Dustin has been the most…read morehelpful with a really stressful emergency situation with our dog. We had previously taken him to another veterinary service where they asked us to euthanize him before we tried anything else. The vets at south 40 have been SO patient and understanding with our decisions regarding our dog and are doing anything and everything to make him feel more comfortable while we wait for the next steps!! If you need a vet, please consider south 40!!!! They are the truly the best and i would trust them with any of my animals

Vey clean friendly clinic. Took dog in for annual shots. They seemed to be right on spot with…read moreexam and personal love of animals.