We had to put my dog down today. He was almost 17 years old. We hadn't brought him in to the vet…read morefor a few years because he hated riding in the car or leaving the house. I've been worried for months that when I do decide to let him go, I'd be met with questions. Concerned I might be guilted into doing more to keep him alive. When I brought him in today the staff did everything they could to make the process as painless as they could for my dog and my family. Thank you guys for taking care of my dog and my family. Thank you for trusting my judgement that it was time to peacefully help my best friend across the rainbow bridge.

I had an emergency today and needed to see a vet urgently. (He is okay btw!) I just moved to…read moreTerrell and my previous vet is over an hour away so I took a gamble and called Risinger Veterinary Hospital to see if they would see me... Not only did they allow me to come in right before closing, but they took amazing care of my dog, Banana, who has a terrible vet fear! Risinger Veterinary Hospital was gentle with Banana and very educational on what costs would be upfront before agreeing to service, so that I would not be jump scared with the bill! Every question I had was answered, our check in and appointment was both fast and thorough, and I am now proud to say they are our new vet home! If you're looking for an affordable vet who takes pride in their work I recommend them for sure!

On this day of Thanksgiving 2025. I give thanks that we have an Outstanding Surgeon with Dr…read more Peterson. And their Outstanding Support Staff. At Kings Creek Animal Hospital. Thank You.

We recently moved to Kaufman, and took both our female German Shepherd and our "Transgendered" cat…read more(The cat apparently has both male & female genders) to Kings Creek Animal Hospital for shots, treatment, etc. We found that the staff at Kings Creek are nothing short of wonderful. Very polite, courteous, friendly, professional, and caring with our critters and us. We unfortunately had to have our beloved Shepherd sent to that "Rainbow Bridge", and the staff at Kings Creek handled it with more loving care, understanding, and tenderness than many funeral home employees we've dealt with over the years. One visit and we could tell that the folks at Kings Creek aren't there just make money, they really do care about the critters they see. I can highly recommend Kings Creek Animal Hospital for all your veterinary needs.

I moved to the area in January and I've taken my dog here three times. (Yearly check up, shots, and…read morecheck up for some digestive issues.) The prices are very reasonable and I can almost always get a same-day appointment for anything. This place gives me small town vibes like the hometown vet my parents have gone to for 20 years. Would recommend.

Very kind people who helped us in a difficult time with our sweet boy dog. I'm very thankful for…read moreDr. Tunnel and Becky.

They have saved my dogs life three times now. No exaggeration. I would have lost her 6 years ago if…read morethey hadn't met me at 2:00 in the morning to perform emergency surgery on her for "bloat". I can never thank them enough for the way they have treated my family and our "kids".

This is the best vet I've ever been too in all my life of having dogs. Makes me never want to move…read moreaway from Forney because the service is always amazing. The care, love, and patience they have and show my anxious dog is amazing. My dog absolutely used to despise going to the vet, now he just jumps out the car and walks right in with no push back at all. God blessed us with Stone Creek vet and if we ever decide to move I'm sure we'll make the drive just to have our dog be cared for by them

I was traveling through Terrell and needed an ER vet for a ill dog. She asked to put me on hold and…read moreI agreed, but when the young lady came back on the line laughing. And even though I was telling her about my almost unresponsive dog, she kept giggling in the phone. Being in the medical field myself, every patient conversation is important. Every client is treated like your next of kin. I'm sure the vet care here is probably good, but I felt that this staff person could care less about my family member. Needless to say, they didn't do ER visits but did direct me to another vet where I am receiving excellent care.

Great experience, they always take care of my pets. Prices are fair and they always give me an…read moreestimate ahead of time

Terrible...completely incompetent. We gave them multiple…read morechances since all the reviews are great... 1) Entered dogs name incorrectly - they spelled it as BISQUIT. We informed them it was spelled wrong and they 'corrected' it as BISKIT... 2) We brought a sample in containing a worm and asked them to look at it. They called back and informed us that the sample tested negative. We were confused and asked for clarification on what exactly was tested? They said they didn't find anything. We reiterated that we brought in a sample containing a worm so how would there not be anything found when a worm was in the sample? They said they would go check again, and called back and said 'yepp there's a worm and 3 parasites'... 3) Called and they were confused because there were two dogs with the same first name and last name but spelled differently. We informed them that yes, that was your staff that incorrectly spelled her name TWICE so they ended up making two separate accounts which lead to confusion on their end anytime we called... 3) Fast forward about 6 months later, we received email reminders for her checkup. We called to make an appt and was told there was no record for a Biscuit in their system.... so how are we receiving emails? We have been there 4 times how are there no records? Receptionist got extremely rude and kept asking 'are you sure this is the right vet?' after we informed her for the 3rd time this was the correct vet, we have been there multiple times, and you are the one sending us emails. We told her either name it could be under and she continued to tell us there was no record but that someone with our dog's name did have the same last name, but a different first name... the spouses name was also the same name we had given them...the same phone numbers and the same emails....but you couldn't 'find it' and had 'no record?'.... 4) Told them we are done with this vet and their incompetence, and asked them to send over her records which we still have yet to receive.

This past Saturday marked our second visit with our new puppy. We were really just shopping around…read morelooking for a new vet, but honestly, we have no reason to look elsewhere. Great staff, calm, understanding, and informative. Would definitely recommend.

Dr. Armstrong has been treating my little Coton (10 pounds) for congestive heart failure. She is…read moreprofessional and friendly, knowledgeable and caring. Dr. A. Tried many things to give him more time, but today he crossed the Rainbow Bridge. She was professional and compassionate about my sorrow. The entire staff was sympathetic. I recommend this vet service. ​

Buckle up...this is a long one, but people deserve to know our experience…read more Last night, we had an emergency with my daughter's show steer. He was very sick, so I called for emergency vet services. I spoke with the answering service, and she assured me the on call vet would call back within a few minutes. Twenty five minutes passed with no return call. I called back, and the answering service seemed shocked that no one had contacted me. I waited another 15 minutes...still nothing. I called a third time, and she said, "He's taking my messages, but I'm not sure why he isn't calling you back." Finally, the vet called. He told me he was sick in bed and unable to help, which I completely understand. But then the conversation took a turn. He said, "Y'all don't use our clinic anymore, correct? You said you would never come back after the last time." He was referring to an incident we had previously with their front office staff. Months ago, we took in a feral cat to be neutered after being quoted $65 over the phone. We specifically told the staff he already had his rabies shot and only needed to be neutered. When my husband picked him up, the bill was $185. He asked for an itemized breakdown and was told they would only provide it AFTER payment was made. Turns out they had fully vaccinated the cat and treated a wound on his face without ever contacting us for approval. Had they called first, I would not have had a problem with the additional care or charges. The issue was that they made those decisions without authorization. My husband was understandably upset and handled it poorly in the moment, but he later apologized. I also called the clinic afterward and explained that my frustration was never about paying for treatment...it was about authorizing additional services beforehand. Eventually, the clinic refunded the full amount at the doctor's instruction, even though I specifically told them I did NOT want a refund. Back to last night... The vet told me that because we had supposedly said we would never return, they no longer treated us. He then informed me that pneumonia is rampant in cattle right now and that my steer needed to be seen immediately that night. But instead of referring us to another veterinarian within the practice or helping us locate emergency care, he simply said there was "no one else" and told us to drive three hours to Texas A&M. Then the call ended with: "Good luck." To be clear...he absolutely has the right to refuse service. It's his business, and that's his choice. But we're talking about a child's show steer that represents a huge investment of time, money, and hard work. At that moment, I wasn't calling about a past disagreement. I was trying to save an animal. I would think that, as a veterinarian, helping an animal in distress would come before personal feelings or past conflicts. Thankfully, we made the drive to Wills Point Vet, and they were absolutely fantastic. They treated us with kindness, urgency, and compassion. Our steer does have pneumonia, and we are praying he pulls through. At the end of the day, this boils down to human decency and compassion. I simply want others to know our experience so they can make informed decisions about who they trust with their animals.

This practice is incredible! I've been a client for 3.5 years (since relocating from out of state)…read more--first with our late Aussie, and now with our new puppy. They recently moved to a beautiful new facility, and their service has only gotten better, if that's even possible (It was pretty darn amazing before the move). It's incredibly easy to get appointments, and you never feel rushed. When it was time to put our older dog to rest, Dr. J.M. Stalling provided such compassionate care, truly treating our pet like a valued, very-loved family member - as she was to us. He explained every detail, gave us options, and allowed us all the time we needed to say goodbye before, during & after the process. All of the vets here treat your pets with the same importance as human patients. Their follow-through is stellar, with doctors personally calling after hours to check on test results and health issues. I will never go anywhere else as long as I have pets & live within 30 minutes of the location! P.S. I was compelled to leave a review because I am surprised by some of the negative comments posted here. I have only ever witnessed the staff being kind and respectful to clients/patients & co-workers. Also, it's unfortunate, but it seems some people dealing with the stress of a pet who is ill or the heartbreak of a pet loss may be misdirecting their emotions towards the practice.

We have taken 3 dogs to your clinic. The first dog was a bit older and we voiced concerns. We were…read moretold that he's just getting older and there was nothing wrong with him. Within a week he died. We just had another dog that we took to your clinic and we were told that he had chronic dry eye. He kept getting worse and worse and lost about 10 lbs within a week. He only weighed 30 lbs to begin with. We took him to the Emergency Vet and found out his organs were shutting down to diabetes. You told us he's fine and come back the next day and you'd start him on meds. He died the next day. Took a third dog to you with concerns about a growth on his hip. You looked at it and told us it's nothing to worry about. Didn't even bother to run any tests. Took him to another vet and turns out it's skin cancer. Needless to say, we won't take any more pets to you for care. Seems like you don't investigate concerns thoroughly enough and just tell your animal parents what they want to hear. In all three cases, treatment would've either prolonged their life or would've reduced their suffering. It's unacceptable.