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Standley Feed & Seed

3.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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Well Pet Place

Well Pet Place

(12 reviews)

tl;dr: This vet, Dr. Einck, took us in on a Saturday when everyone else turned us away and did more…read morethan anyone should have asked of her. She is a vaccination and preventative care doctor. She saved my dog's life today, and I will never stop recommending her to everyone. (cross-posted on facebook and yelp) I don't even know how to begin. My dog hadn't been feeling well when she began stumbling and her eyes became sunken this morning. I recognized this as an immediate medical emergency that will require fluids, if not antibiotics and other supportive care, and possibly surgery. The cheapest emergency vet quoted me a minimum of $2-5k to perform diagnostics and respond accordingly and at least $1500 to provide supportive care until Monday morning when I could get her to her vet. Her vet was out of the office this particular Saturday, and I drove to vet clinics all over Huntsville to see if they would see me while on hold with other vets in Conroe and Willis. Out of desperation, I finally settled in front of Well Pet Place and just waited for them to open. I was handling it, but inside I was distraught. From the moment their door unlocked, this doctor and her staff went above and beyond. She repeatedly explained that her services are limited and she does not have the machines to deal with an emergency, as she is a vaccination and check-up clinic. She had every right and reason to turn me away. Every other vet that I had spoken to dismissed me to an emergency clinic because of the remote possibility it was a bowel obstruction (due to a possible chicken bone being eaten 4 days earlier, despite having no vomiting). The vet came to the car (COVID era) and looked at her and immediately recommended I take her to the emergency clinic. What happened after is why I recommend her. I explained the cost issue and asked if she could help at all. No vet owes me an emergency appointment at 10AM on a Saturday, as Huntsville Pet Clinic and 11th St. Vet both denied us. I understand they may have had plans after work or not been feeling well or just didn't want to squeeze an emergency visit in on a Saturday. I am not even saying that this vet would ever do this again, but I am saying that when she had the opportunity (and the ability) to help a pet in need beyond what her clinic offers, she chose to do so. It speaks to her character and the value she places on our pets. She didn't get stuck on a bowel obstruction diagnosis as soon as she heard "chicken bone". Its highly likely she figured that's what it was, but she wasn't dismissive. She let me know she could do limited testing for kidney and liver function and possibly prescribe something for the immediate discomfort my dog was in, but her recommendation is to leave and go to an emergency clinic. During the exam, in my whirlwind of emotions, I actually asked the vet to show my dog what she was going to do before she did it, and she accommodated that. In retrospect, it was a ridiculous request, but it made me feel more comfortable in the moment. I've been with my veterinarian clinic for 12 years, and they are wonderful. I think its important to have the same dr. for the pet's life, but honestly, I'll continue to go back to this vet for visits as well, simply to support the business. Dog update: she prescribed antibiotics and pain/inflammation meds and gave me directions to follow in case I did not follow her advice to go to the emergency clinic immediately. She also let me know the symptoms that would indicate my dog is starting to die and that I definitely could not wait until Monday to take her to the vet. Our pup is currently responding well to the care the vet gave her and other supportive care I can provide at home, but someone will be watching her around the clock to see if we need to get down to the emergency vet. Her eyes aren't as sunken and she's walking around and wagging her tail, so I think she will be okay until at least Monday when we can get testing.

Easy to get in, great for minor animal issues. We have taken our animals here for their shots and…read moresome skin issues. The vet & assistants were nice and answered my questions. One of our dogs sliced his dewclaw, and I called here. Unfortunately, they do not stitch any cuts here, so we went to another vet in town.

Puppy Dawgs and Cat Tails - Candles anyone?

Puppy Dawgs and Cat Tails

(13 reviews)

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Despite the fact that we have not had dogs for over a year now, the "people goods" part of this…read morestore caught our interest while we were in town from Louisiana during a bluebonnet tour. While the wife shopped, I had a nice conversation with the owner and her son. I was struck by the unusual (to me) combination of "pet store" and "decor store." I was pleased to hear how the dream came to be reality, especially since we're dog-lovers and enjoy finding distinctive home decor items. The pet food and treat selection, as well as the collars, leashes, and other accessories is out-of-this-world. The clothing and home decor items are interesting and varied. Their space is a restored building and that just adds character to the entire mix. We brought home a beautiful blue-and-white chinoiserie vase and a few other assorted items that caught our interest. This is a great place to browse and is on our list of places to re-visit when we're in town next year.

This place is the absolute best. We were on our way to Houston and Lisa allowed us to leave our…read morepuppy with them while we visited Blue Bell. Her son, Conner, is the nicest human I have had the pleasure of meeting. Just as a disclaimer, they are not a doggy grooming saloon. They are more of a retair store that also services animals (?) Still not to sure about it. Lisa and her son made us feel welcomed and showed us what Southern Hospitality truly is. They have convinced us to take a mommy and daddy date to Brenham.

Standley Feed & Seed - petstore - Updated October 2026

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