I read many reviews before choosing to purchase a horse from this seller, not all of them good. I…read morebelieve that each horse buyer does take some inherent risk no matter where they purchase a horse, there will always be scenarios where a horse has an injury that the vet didn't see, or showed up shortly after getting home. Things like that happen, and in my opinion, when shopping at a place that openly acknowledges they sell consigned horses, buyer must be aware of risks. If a buyer doesn't want that risk, do NOT buy from someone that openly acknowledges they sell consigned horses. My personal recommendation is to always have a vet check, and always test ride the horse. Many of the horror stories I've heard about any horse purchase come after one of those tips isn't followed. I believe Traci's 3 day vet check policy is fair. We were able to get our vet check the same day. Traci offered us to use her vet, she wasn't pushy about it, and I felt comfortable being able to use our own vet if i wanted to. She also allowed us to watch the vet check, and the vet was very informative, offered to do Xrays, etc. everything I would expect from a prepurchase check. We have had our gelding home for a few days, and he is everything we wanted, and so far, everything he was advertised as. Traci was professional and courteous through the entire process. Zero complaints!

BUYERS BEWARE. TnT Ranch and Sales aka Traci Davis, etc. are NOT to be trusted. I bought a horse,…read morethat I was told was SOLID in all ways. Specifically, I asked about farrier history, shoeing etc. And that is where I will start. This horse (I was told was last shoed in August of 2023). However, when this horse arrived it had front shoes on. Done the cheap way to make a sale. No rear shoes, and we all know there is generally a reason for that. Their farrier did not do a good job at all, there was a long crack on one of the front hooves, and I had specifically asked these questions but was LIED to! The horse had a crack most likely caused by an imbalance of the hoof capsule. Flaring was evident on medial side of both front feet. Symmetrical shoes were used on Asymmetrical feet. In other words, they did not fit and were no doubt going to spread that crack out further. Thanks to my farrier for helping there. However, as I was saying, the hind feet were not shoed. This was a concern. This horse had difficulty lifting it's right hind leg and hopped to try and gain balance. We noticed this horse had a spine twist and a hip hike - necessitating possible chiropractic care. Upon further inspection, the horse was extremely sensitive to pressure - long story short, this indicates a long term issue/injury. I have other concerns, such as the age of the horse vs what I was told, unable to confirm now, but am going to get a second opinion. I have some rather large vet bills and when I try to text Traci, I am now met with silence. The horse also came over on me the first day I rode him, lucky I am experienced enough to deal with that. I will say the next time I rode him, and even same day after he came over and landed on me, he did fine. But of course, this was a SOLID horse when I talked to them. They claimed that I saw the videos (when I first complained and they note this on their bill of sale) - but that doesn't mean much actually. I will get this horse better, lots of vet visits but I do caution anyone that if they can outright lie to me that easily, they can also do it to you. They are generally overpriced it seems, at least on this horse. And after all this, I generally feel really bad for the horse and so I will get him better and just hope it all turns out right. The foot care of this animal was not evident - and one last thing, we did get hind shoes on finally - but the hoof walls were so thin (flared from lack of care and poor trimming) that we had to use shoes with clips and epoxy. I am told these hooves will grow out and be ok. But the prior care was certainly absent. NONE of this shared with me during my discussions to purchase this horse.

While traveling from East Texas to West Texas with our horse, who was loaded in a stock trailer, we…read morehad to make a sudden stop. During the stop my sweet horse fell and gashed his head. We couldn't tell how deep or sever the injury was and naturally it happened on a Sunday. I googled the closest emergency equine vet and ended up at ESMS. We are so thankful to the staff and Dr. Rudy Madrigal who took excellent care of us. The wound did require sutures and they wasted no time in taking care of our sweet horse. We got full instructions on post care and the pain medicine that was to be given for a few days following. Surprisingly for all the time and care that was given, the fee was extremely reasonable. I HIGHLY recommend ESMS. I wish I lived closer because I'd absolutely use them for all our equine needs.

Dr.Hand is one of the greatest Equine Doctor to grace the medical world of Equine Surgery. He…read morehelped me with the process of what was going to happened to my horse. He was very thoughtful and understand and very detailed with his work and the rehab of my horse. The staff was great and very thoughtful and very friendly. Place is very clean and scientific with their work and testing with the work they do with their horse 17/10 would recommend to any one I know.

It's been one full year. 52 weeks. 365 days.... since Dr. Rhonda Daniels cut me off and told me…read morethat my dog could "die any minute !" But today, my baby is still here, still alive, still loved, and cared for by another vet. This review is not just about medical care, but how vital compassion and communication are, especially when you're caring for a pet with a chronic condition (heart failure). Monday, October 21st 2024, my Yorkie and I had a follow-up visit. An employee named Ashley was reviewing with me the pricing for the blood work visit ($245). After approval, I requested Daniels, because she told me last visit that she would have the answers to my questions upon my return, since she did not know or have all of the answers then. I had 3 unanswered questions which I had written down in my notebook. Ashley stated she'd go check with Rhonda about this because they only labeled this appointment as "bloodwork," and a "consult" would be an extra fee. I responded, "A fee for questions she didn't have answers to from my last visit?" Rhonda comes in, without speaking (no good morning or anything) and goes right into saying she only had ONE question from me and that was about the cough suppressant, which they could prescribe. I could already tell by the rushed way she entered the room that she was not prepared, and her demeanor was different than what I've experienced in the past. After her statement, I checked my notes. (My dog saw a heart specialist who gave a report on his condition using letter grades. Since no doctor was on-site there, I had to schedule and pay for a follow-up with Rhonda to review that report- that was the last appointment. At that appointment, she didn't know how the letters matched stages 1, 2, or 3 of heart failure, and said she would find out). She also said she would check with one of her vet techs about a home-cooked diet, since I explained the $100 prescription food was out of my budget. The immediate, snarky remark that made me realize that remaining under her care was not an option: When I asked what my dog's diagnosis meant, she said "it's a level of heart disease." I let her know that I knew that, and I reminded her we had discussed her finding out the exact stage, like stage 2 or 3. She abruptly said "It's the last stage. That means he could DIE any minute." I had to take a pause. I even caught the reaction of her vet tech before I documented her statement in my notebook. I knew then this was my last visit. 90% is HOW you say it. It wasn't my fault she didn't document all of my questions or come prepared to answer all questions concerning this diagnosis. I paid for the heart report AND separately for a visit for analysis of that report. It's only fair I receive the information I paid for. It's perfectly fine not to have all the answers right away. What's not acceptable is failing to follow up, provide accurate information, and maintaining professionalism. Her response was cold, abrupt, and compassionless. When I asked my remaining question about a home-cooked diet, she brushed it off, repeating what she said last visit, even though she told me she would check with a vet tech who fed their dog a home cooked meal. Clearly, she didn't. I do not recommend Rhonda Daniels nor this practice. I also called the heart doctor afterwards. My dog was NOT in the last stage of heart failure, nor did the results show he could "die any minute." As a professional, always conduct yourself like there is someone RECORDING in the room. In my profession, documentation is everything. Pros of office : Front office ladies are spectacular! Sweet, patient and caring. Ashley was wonderful as well. Dr. Means was amazing when I had to see her once in Rhonda's absence. Cons: --Unnecessary consult fees. I paid for an initial vet visit. Then paid for the recommended heart doctor visit. Then I had to pay for another vet visit to go over the cardiology report. (They would not allow a phone call to explain results) Easily $1200. --Bedside manner No need to respond. Best wishes Cross posted.

The staff and Drs. are so friendly and caring. They truly treated my kitty like their own and…read moreprovided excellent care. We spent months getting to know everyone with lots of visits. Sometimes weekly. Unfortunately my baby was old so all we could do was manage his symptoms until it was time to say goodbye. The way the euthanasia was handled really made the terrible decision easier to manage and the pricing wasn't terrible overall. Thank you Animal Doctors for always being so kind!! My other kitties will come see you soon.

Owner, boarders, workers and facilities!! Especially indoor arena and xtra large stalls…read more In a nutshell, everything !!

If you are looking for a top-notch place to board your horse, I strongly recommend 4 Hearts Ranch…read more I have boarded my horse here for four years, since its prior existence as the historic Wills Ranch. Hallie Martin and her excellent staff have spent the last 2.5 years bringing this venerable property back to life, and I could not be more pleased with the services provided and the vast improvements and renovations that continue to be made. My horse's stall and run are beautifully maintained. He always has fresh, fluffy bedding and plentiful clean water from his automatic waterer. His hay and feed are top quality and are stored safely. He is turned out daily, weather permitting. The multiple turnout pastures are huge. Proper herd management is a priority. Hallie decides where each horse goes to create the best possible herd life for every equine. The entrance gate is secured 24/7 with a keypad lock. In addition to providing wonderful care for the horses, Hallie wants her boarders to enjoy the gorgeous property as well. She has cut trails through the ranch, which also boasts a creek and large fields for good runs. The large indoor arena is well-lit and professionally leveled. There is an outdoor arena as well. Boarders can relax in the cozy lounge. In-house trainers in multiple disciplines offer their services to help you and your horse meet and exceed your performance goals. Hallie is responsive to the boarders and truly looks after our horses as if they were her own. Her horses receive the very same care given to the boarded ones. One afternoon my horse was acting a "little off" in the pasture, and she stayed with him until I could check on him. He turned out to be fine, but I rest easier knowing she and the staff are keeping a close eye when I can't be there. If I have a question or an issue, all I need to do is bring it up to Hallie or Assistant Manager Laura, and I get a prompt, pleasant, professional response. When an issue arises, Hallie and her staff respond immediately. The ranch is beautiful, but the health and happiness of the horses are the top priority. Speaking as an owner who requires full board, I firmly believe my horse would not be any safer, happier, or healthier anywhere else besides 4 Hearts. 4 Hearts is blessed with many long-term and newer boarders who are happy to call 4 Hearts their barn home. The ranch has a consistently high occupancy rate. If you are considering boarding your horse at 4 Hearts, do your research. Take the opportunity to visit with some of the good folk here. Talk to Hallie. More importantly, talk to your local vet. Talk to your farrier. They know the facility and the owner and can give you unbiased feedback. Bonus: there are friendly barn cats and gorgeous peacocks to add to the welcoming atmosphere. This is a very happy place for horses and boarders alike.

Great place! Best selection of high grade dog food around. They carry nearly every victor dog food…read moreavailable for purchase which was one of the highest rated dog foods on the market. Great selection of poultry products and their poultry supplements are slightly cheaper than the bigger chain stores around and amazon. They offer organic layer feed and chick starter as well as all-flock feed in the choice of pellets or crumble. The staff is simply the best around! So kind and attentive to the needs of the customer, even coming to check on you again to see if you need assistance. My kiddos enjoy coming here too which is a plus! Overall, I would recommend 110%

This feed store is very easy to get too. We were in the area for a show and I needed a few…read moresupplies. Mrs. Becky was very nice, she answered all of the questions we had. She recommended the hydration hay by purina, my 27 year old mare loves that stuff now! I am so glad there is a place in town where I can pick up the hydration hay and the blue buffalo my dog eats all in one stop. We will be stopping in again when I am in the area for a show. They just started carrying the UltraCruz brand which is also good for me because I am in love with the foaming shampoo. Being able to stream line my trips into town and away from the barn is great!!! I highly recommend this feed store, for the variety of products they carry and their helpful staff.

This place basically saved my horses, I brought all 3 of them out of a situation where I was not…read moreimmediately involved in their boarding and they dropped weight significantly. In just a few weeks, Candice got my horses weight back up and was extremely patient with all my needs for my horses while I got my pasture ready! I appreciate everything she did and would highly recommend this clean, well built, safe property as a boarding facility for anyone that cares about their horses!

The owner operator is friendly and knowledgeable and very gentle with my Yorker mix. He always…read morelooks great and happy when I pick him up. Very affordable prices as well.

This was Rangers 1st boarding visit and they were able to squeeze him in for a before-home bath…read moretime. Everyone was so nice from beginning to end and we had lots of communication daily on how Ranger was doing. He's a happy camper for sure! Thank you! We will def refer and use you guys again !!

This business is just what I've been looking for, a place that will provide the same care that I do…read morefor our sweet furbaby. I knew this was the place I've been searching for from the moment I walked in and talked to Scott about reserving a suite her. There's nothing like peace of mind when you leave your precious pups in someone else's care. I HIGHLY recommend this business. They offer a lot of personalization for your furbabies. Check them out but save me a spot when I will need them again