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    Lucy's Doggy Daycare and Spa - His grooming

    Lucy's Doggy Daycare and Spa

    (97 reviews)

    The facility is large, clean, and inviting, and its online customer service is outstanding…read more However, there were too many dogs, and I felt like the greeting and tour were rushed. I understand there is limited staff, and I realize they have to turn their attention to other customers and tasks, but I would have liked to watch our dog more through the back windows before committing to leaving her there for the day. I'm guessing there were between 70 and 100 dogs in the play area, and most seemed well-adjusted and content. However, it seemed a bit much, and I wouldn't feel comfortable leaving our dog there. She loves playing but could not connect with any specific dog and was overwhelmed by the many dogs showing interest in her. We watched for at most 10 minutes, and the whole time, she was looking to hide, running from the other dogs with her tail between her legs. The staff was present, monitoring behavior and cleaning up, so the issue for me is the number of dogs, not the staff. I asked if there was a maximum number of dogs they allowed, and without a yes or no, I was told the number of kennels they had, which was over 250. The kennels can hold more than one dog at a time, so it's feasible that 300 dogs could be there if all the kennels were full. The kennels are in a climate-controlled warehouse-type area with individual chain-link "suites" and the regular areas. The difference is a little more square footage, and a webcam comes with the suite. I'd summarize this place as the big box store of doggy daycares where you'll get everything you need, but not necessarily the best experience for the pet. This review is based on my personal experience. I am not seeking a refund, to be made whole again, or for changes to be made. It is simply informative.

    I have been a customer for years at Lucy's and have never had any issues with my dog boarding…read morethere. The last 2 times I have picked him up, he had lost a significant amount of weight. This most recent stay, my dog was completely emaciated after staying there for 10 days. I could see every rib and bone in his back and haunches. I am disgusted. There is no way that the staff could not notice how visibly skinny he had become. I should have been notified if he wasn't eating and they should have taken him to the vet next door. Instead, I received a report card saying that he cleaned his bowl every day. That is impossible. He eats the same amount at home and gets the same (if not more) amount of exercise. He was completely neglected by the staff and the amount of weight he lost staying there is criminal. The first 2 photos are how he looked before Lucy's at 70 lbs, the second 2 are after Lucy's. I will never take my dog there again. Ever.

    Hill Country Animal Hospital

    Hill Country Animal Hospital

    (37 reviews)

    I have been going here for over 20 years. i have always renewed my pets meds and they were ready…read morewithin the day. Yesterday I called at 1037 to renew. Over 24 hours later no news. went by the practice today and they were not ready. Was told they had no tech to do it and they were not going to be done today. Then I called the manager and was told their policy is 24 to 48 hours and that filling sooner was a courtesy. I replied well I have never had that happen in the past 20 years. she responded it's always been the policy. plus they are short staffed. I have understand being short staffed. But it does not negate poor customer service and my feeling that since the practice was sold to corporation a couple years ago the quality of care had gone down and it's all about profit with no concern for the animals.

    I wrote this original review almost 10 years ago. Our cat, Harleigh, whom I wrote about, is no…read morelonger with us. Now we have two, Gracie and Gretel, after losing our beloved Siamese Hansel yesterday. I still stand by what I said then and have grown to love this clinic even more. Dr. Peterson is our primary veterinarian. His level of care and concern for our cats are beyond reproach. We consider him and the whole staff to be part of our extended pet family. We recently worked with Dr. Doty and Dr. Peterson on Hansel, who was diagnosed with a heart murmur/heart disease as a kitten. That diagnosis was spot on, and Dr. Peterson let us know that our time with him could be limited. We had 5 great years with him. During recovery from a routine procedure this week, Hansel experienced heart failure and respiratory distress. Dr. Doty and the team proactively called the local emergency vet and worked hand in hand with them to transport him and care for him in an attempt to keep him as comfortable as possible until we had to make that dreaded decision we had to make eventually. A special thanks to Lisa, the hospital administrator, and one of the techs who created a makeshift oxygen crate and did the transport to Mission Specialty/Emergency. That was above and beyond and shows what they will do to save our pets. The follow-up and heartfelt sympathies were much appreciated. Thank you, Dr. Peterson, Dr. Doty, Lisa, and the team, for all you have done for us!

    Babcock Hills Veterinary Hospital

    Babcock Hills Veterinary Hospital

    (130 reviews)

    We became aware of Babcock Hills in a bit of crisis mode. My son's Bombay kitty, Luna, became…read moreacutely ill, refusing to feed, refusing water, becoming alarmingly lethargic. Several veterinarian offices we called had no available, immediate appointments, and on recommendation from friends, our call secured a same day visit. This free standing clinic, off the corner of Babcock and Prue, offers parking aplenty. Registration is left, with "pet patient" waiting right of entry. There is a specific cat waiting area, with bench seating, and waist high walls providing a more comfortable separation from canine patients. A rather thoughtful accommodation. The clinic is spotless, quiet,... and frankly, absent the smell of four legged patients. The registration staff are professional, efficient, and pleasant throughout. The gestalt of the experience thus far is of a well organized, welcoming office suggesting commitment to very professional service. We were almost immediately ushered into an exam room, welcomed by an assistant, that entered Luna's chief complaint and history into the computer medical record, then took her to a back room for vital measurements. This lady, was clearly experienced in handling cats with tender care. Enter Doctor Haynes, absorbing our history, deftly yet gently examining our ailing kitty, reviewing the lab results, and outlining a course of therapy. To make a long story short, with the consultation of Doctor Lane, a 24 hour stay for hydration and antibiotics, our kitty was returned to well being. Whew!!! Our Luna has a newly discovered congenital kidney issue, and with the counsel of Doctors Haynes and Lane, we have charted a course that optimizes her chance for an excellent quality of life. Yelpers, I recount our experience for very good reason. I have been a practicing physician for 40 years. I understand that a satisfying medical encounter lies not just with well trained providers with stellar credentials, with terrific bedside manner, but also with their support staff, from clerical professionals, to well trained assistants. All in an environment that is reassuring, designed to minimize the anxiety that might accompany a medical encounter. These are aspects that we all appreciate as patients. But when the "rubber meets the road", we want to be assured that our doctors are well trained, and competent for any medical challenge that our furry family members might present. Let me finish by saying that these good doctors, Doctor Haynes and the medical director of the clinic, Doctor Lane, are graduates of Texas A&M University School of Veterinary Medicine. This school of veterinary medicine is consistently among the top five in the nation for veterinary education. The quality implications of their credentials are self evident. We...Luna.. are now committed to their care. I hope this review is helpful for our Yelp community. Luna gives Babcock Hills....5 paws up!!!

    My senior, male chihuahua, Charlie, has been going to Babcock Hills Veterinary Hospital since…read moremoving to San Antonio in 2022. He loves Dr. Ramsey, and Dr. Ramsey loves him! All my NICU and cardiac RN skills go out the window and I have dog mom brain. Dr. Ramsey takes her time to thoroughly explain everything, including signs/symptoms, what to monitor, medications, treatment options, etc. The facility also provides drive-thru Rx pickup, boarding, grooming and plenty of outdoor space to potty. Thank you for accommodating Charlie!

    Perfect Pups - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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