We've been going to Dr Callan for over 20yrs and they've been there for us during a lot of hard…read moretimes and good times. I can't thank them enough for all the compassion, kindness and love they've always given us back. Dr Callan may not have all the up to date equipment but his knowledge and love for animals always shines through. I also just love his daughter, Deb, they are in this business for All the right reasons. Thank you Dr Callan and Deb I'm so happy you were in our lives all these years

Just took my dog Mango in for shots and as usual, Dr. Callan made us feel "top drawer". He is the…read moreonly vet that my dogs LOVE to go see every single time. As always, our visit was quick and comfortable. Mango never stopped wagging her tail even while getting her injections. Animals are excellent judges of character and once again, my dog votes Dr. Callan the best Vet in Abilene, as well as a wonderfully caring human being. Mango and I will never go anywhere else!

Our two dogs have never looked better. They provide extra services other groomers don't offer…read more Highly recommend the de-shedding treatment for dogs that shed. It's reduced 80% of our dog's shedding. Love that the dogs aren't crated.

In town temporarily and they took great care of our senior poodle. Would use again. Great price too.read more

Always a friendly staff. They are fast and efficient, very friendly and loving toward our kitty. I…read morethink what I like best is they never try to oversell you are in any treatment or foods. They keep it reasonable to keep it smart. Our favorite Vet. we will keep going there.

I am becoming more and more upset with the standards and practices of the vet industry. I am a…read morebiologist. I have worked as a vet assistant in two different cities. In both experiences I found the vet to be corrupt. Coming up with extremely expensive testing that doesn't answer questions, and the animal still dies. I found the Brookhollow veterinary location to be just the same experience. They had multiple theories of why and how my dog is sick. I spent $2600 in 6 days on testing, IV, kennel stay, and more.... My dog passed away the very next week. No questions answered, no problems solved. He literally had nothing for me but a giant bill and a half caring apology. I make WELL below poverty in this day and time. I simply had to tell them I couldn't afford more tests to try and save my dogs life. They had no answer for me. A month later my Boston Terrier became diabetic and ill of old age. After pleading with my family they still took her to this place. Pretty much said there was nothing they could do but put her on insulin until she passed away, and another giant bill to follow. The vet industry is so corrupt and wrong. A lot of the testing is pointless and wrong and they add up so fast to make a bill 500$ or more in no time at all. How can families, single parents, or even someone who is living alone and trying to start a independent life afford to even have their animals seen with these prices? A fecal sample consists of the dogs fecal matter and a salt water solution they stir to make a soup. They put a microscope slide on top of the bottle filled with the mixture, allowing the parasites and other potentially harmful critters to float to the top and stick to the slide. The slide is then looked under a microscope to check for harmful parasites. This can range in price from 25-45$ for a fecal sample. Salt water and poop cost you that much. Ridiculous. The doctor came up with so many theories and excuses for tests, I almost went bankrupt trying to save my animal, and he did not solve a single problem and I lost my animal. Thank you.

My boyfriend took our dog in they were very nice and accommodating!…read moreMy dod is a German shepherd mix large dog and surprisingly we were just able to walk in and be seen! The vet was sweet to our furbaby and very gentle we had a visit and 2 rx and was less than $90 which is a very big plus in this economy! We will be returning for future visits! Highly recommend

I was looking at Yelp for veterinary care and saw Dr Lawhon had no reviews and even though he…read morerecently retired I couldn't let that go. His relationship with pets and their people was excellent and his care was top-notch without the constant up-selling and guilt trips other clinics utilize. If I don't want my dog to have braces don't try to make me feel less-than. Her crooked smile is part of her charm. Anyway, desperately searching for a vet who cares for my dog more than their wallet.

Well stocked make no mistake. Whoever left the bad review was not in WT Vet Supply. They do not…read morehave jeans! They carry supplies for livestock (a lot for horses) as in halters, bridles, ropes, and vet supplies etc for the farmer/rancher.They also have farrier supplies. Unlike Tractor Supply where there's maybe one person who knows which end of a horse to bridle, they have very knowledgeable staff on a wide range of livestock needs. I've been shopping there for literally 40 years!

I brought a horse in with a head wound. I had four children with me, all young and very upset. Dr…read more Bud assured them that it was "nothing". And no time, he had closed the wound and was carefully explaining follow up care to the kids. He watched, as we loaded the horse in the trailer, then asked about brake lights. There weren't any. It was late in the day and he wasn't letting us leave without any. YES, he got down and hooked up the lights for us! His lesson in wound care was thoroughly absorbed. My grade school daughter would lead her horse to the fence, climb up to have a clear view and insert medication between the stitches, just as Dr. Bud showed her. The wound healed in a matter of days, but the care shown by Dr. Aldrich will remain with us all forever.

He is straightforward and clear with his answers and instructions. You can tell he loves animals.read more

I had a pick up load of kids and a trailer with an injured horse, when I made the decision to turn…read moreEast on I 20 and head to the vet in Sweetwater, was 20 miles farther. This horse was funny about his head, hard to bridle and was now bleeding from under his forelock. Dr. Alldredge helped unload and took a look at the injury. We forgot to tell him that horse didn't like anyone messing with his head. The horse forgot, as well. After soothing our horse and reassuring the kids, he had him stitched up in no time. The kids listened intently, as Dr. Bud explained the importance of wound care. He loaded the horse in the trailer, kids in the truck. Then he waved for me to stop. There were no lights on the trailer and he wasn't going let me drive it that way. Next thing he was on the ground wiring the lights. Fine service for sure. That was 45-50 years ago and none of us have forgotten the kindness. Oh, the kids followed his directions thoroughly and the healing was swift.