Gerald Radde used Yohimbine on my horse and killed her. He had previously used Yohimbine on another…read morehorse and killed it too. He is still using Yohimbine on horses even though the FDA and package inserts say not to use this on horses. I didn't even know he was giving this drug to my horse until he killed her. And on top of all that, he had a vet tech working for him that was selling a paint mare. I bought the mare and turns out she is lame. Stay away from this guy.

Do not use this vet if you care about your pet. My experience with the front staff and veterinary…read morewere extremely unpleasant. I would never take any animal to this clinic again.

I unfortunately had to put down one of my pups this week and even though I had to go alone, the…read morestaff and Dr. Tidwell made sure I felt loved and supported. They definitely made the visit as comforting as possible. I'm forever grateful for them! Everyone there has always been so sweet and helpful whenever I take any of my dogs there and truly can tell they care about each of their patients!

The lady that answered the phone was super rude and unhelpful! Wouldn't come here just from that…read morealone. The doctor sounds great based on the reviews but, oh well

Very grateful for professional and kind care my elderly pet has received by Dr Cindy and Wray…read moreWestbrook. My fur-baby, Abby, had surgery several months ago and has recovered nicely since then. I appreciate their thoroughness as well as their over-all concern. Good job!

I was very impressed with the whole experience overall, the staff was very friendly and…read moreinformative. The clinic and Veterinarians made me and my pet feel right at home and comfortable, they even asked more than once if I had any questions or concerns just to make sure that everything was ok and that I found it all up to my standards. I will definitely make them my place to go whenever my pet needs medical care.

We are so grateful for Dr. Elizabeth Crabtree and the incredible care she gave our sweet chicken,…read moreMiss Priss, today! Miss Priss was showing signs of bumblefoot, and Dr. Crabtree treated her with such compassion, patience, and expertise. She took the time to explain everything, answer our (many!) questions, and made sure Miss Priss was as comfortable as possible. The swelling is being monitored closely, and thanks to Dr. Crabtree's thoughtful care plan--including bed rest and Epsom salt soaks--we're hopeful our little diva will be back to ruling the roost in no time! Finding a vet who treats chickens like family is rare, and we are so thankful to have Dr. Crabtree in ours. If your feathered or furry family members ever need a vet who truly gets it, we can't recommend her highly enough! Thank you again, Dr. Crabtree--from our whole flock!

Love this place.. would not go anywhere else. One of my pups she is very shy and all the staff are…read moreamazing with her and never force themselves on her and take things slow with her so she is more comfortable, my cat loves it and it's just like home for him. My Frenchie had a surgery here and they did amazing. All of my fur babies go here, My mom's babies, my sisters dogs and cats. Recommend this place 10/10 Staff is amazing, they definitely know what they are doing..

Best vet care in Denison. They take great care to treat our Gracie. We can call them & get help on…read morethe phone & arrange for a quick appointment.

I was charged $1800 for my cat to receive two days of fluids and antibiotics for crystals in his…read moreurine. They screwed up the IV on day two and the fluids went sub q into his paw which swelled up huge because they didn't notice the IV catheter came loose while he was in their care. He left in worse shape than he arrived. Right after paying them the $1800 and being told he still isn't feeling good, they brought out the wrong cat to us. Also had to sit in the waiting room for an hour past our appointment time, TWICE. I booked an appointment with my former vet in Dallas immediately after leaving with my cat and they were shocked at what I was charged. They stopped the antibiotics which weren't needed based on the type of crystals, did the fluids correctly and got him on the correct meds with the prescription diet and he was back to his normal self. Total cost at my Dallas vet for the exact same fluid treatment with catheter with the prescription food was $500. I'm gutted I got so ripped off at this Denison vet.

I've had such a great experience with this clinic and especially with Dr. Lensey. She genuinely…read morecares about my dog and always takes the time to explain everything and answer any questions I have. She recently performed surgery on my dog, and I felt completely comfortable having her in Dr. Lensey's care. Everyone at the clinic is always so kind and helpful, and I really appreciate how well they take care of my dog. I'm so glad I found Dr. Lensey and would definitely recommend her and this clinic!

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Hooves and Paws, particularly with Dr. Gatlin…read more Dr. Gatlin told me she believed my six-year-old Labrador had urinary cancer and tumors and wanted to prescribe piroxicam, a medication used in treating certain bladder cancers. This recommendation was made during one visit and without a confirmed cancer diagnosis or evidence to support such a serious conclusion. Rather than thoroughly investigating other possible causes of my dog's symptoms, including a severe urinary tract infection, Dr. Gatlin seemed focused on cancer as the explanation. She also relied on a positive urine tumor marker test which she administered during an active urinary infection which can potentially affect the reliability of certain tests. She admitted to it after the fact. This unreliable test cost me $290 and the office manager refunded my money. I immediately sought additional opinions from two other veterinary facilities, one being an ER, where more extensive testing revealed that my dog had a severe bacterial urinary tract infection caused by Proteus mirabilis. SHE NEEDED A URINE CULTURE AND APPROPRIATE ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT, not a tumor marker test and an assumption that she had cancer. After treatment, my dog's follow-up urinalysis was completely normal. There was no blood, no evidence of infection on the urinalysis, and no bladder stones found on imaging. Most importantly, no tumor has been identified. My dog is now doing great under the care of a different veterinary clinic. What upsets me most is the unnecessary emotional distress, financial expense, and physical discomfort my dog endured throughout this ordeal. Had I simply accepted Dr. Gatlin's initial assessment without questioning it, my dog would not have received the treatment she actually needed and taken medication that was not necessary and potentially harmful. What if I had decided to euthanize my dog based on an assumption? Good lord. When a veterinarian tells someone their beloved pet may have cancer, that opinion should be supported by careful investigation, appropriate testing, and consideration of other possible diagnoses. Pet owners deserve clear communication about what is suspected versus what has actually been confirmed. Always advocate for your pets. I cannot recommend this veterinary practice.