Having been a customer of TC for quite sometime I highly recommend them to everyone. My customer…read morerelationship with TC began years ago with a loved chihuahua who suffered from a heart condition needed ongoing care. Dr. Speed took our lil Toy under her wing and cared for him when others would not. He lived far beyond his expectations and even in the end Toy was handled with the utmost care by Dr. Speed and her staff. Her attention and kindness will always be appreciated by me and my family so much that we still seek treatment for our newest pets to this day. I cannot imagine anyone having less than a stellar service with TC. From the time you enter the door, you feel cared for and attended to as a person and pet. The following day someone always follows up with a phone call to make sure all is okay and they always fit us in whenever the need arises. In my experience they always explain the medical concerns and treatment plans thoroughly to me and allow me to decide when the expenses can be saved. The facility is clean, the staff considerate and my pets cared for by professional veterinarians. Highly recommended.

This is a very organized and clean and friendly place to bring your pet. These vets are…read moreknowledgeable, kind and gentile. Very patient getting to know the pets and getting them comfortable. I've been all over this area, they make you want to bring your pet there

everyone in this clinic treats my and I with such care and experience every time we visit. All…read morethe veterinarians are compassionate and very knowledgeable. the staff and techs are helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this clinic.

First trip to this Vet ever and under the worst of circumstances. It's amazing to me when someone…read morebuilds a group of individuals when they are all brought together makes an amazing team! This place can be trusted in even the most horrible situations. This is my new vet clinic forever! Thanks team!

Animal Healthcare of Southlake has treated our border collie for many years. Unfortunately, the…read moreclinic recently had to help us euthanize this 13 1/2 year old pet. A couple of weeks after her passing, we received a condolence card from the clinic. Each staff member wrote a touching message. This unexpected gesture confirmed how much these folks care about their patients. I don't know if we will get another dog, but if we do, Animal Healthcare Clinic of Southlake will be our veterinarian.

New to this area and this office is ridiculous. Three visits and they have tried (every single…read moretime) to run up a huge bill for things we were not there to address. High cost treatments in situations where it is absolutely not necessary, all why trying to play on the emotions of our love for fur baby. We saw right through it. We just nodded and smiled and sad no thank you. For example, Our past vet was a guru. (He also treated exotics, had a TV show with live call in questions, and would always err on the least invasive approach first when suspecting a diagnosis.) We are also on our third dog of this breed. We questioned him about a situation (two dogs ago, 12+ years) He said, "leave it alone. Those situations work best when nature takes its course. Intervening could only result in long term complications with their tiny jaw bone." Much experience with this and many years later, the vet at AHCS went on and on about tests & surgery needed immediately. ‍ She was a piece of work! (We were like, thank you, but can we just get the script for heart worm meds?) The other times they have manufactured concerns and played on the negative outcomes if we don't do something (again not what we were there for). The joke is on them. They don't know my husband is a trauma boarded physician. When he asks why chase a rare/odd suspicion when there is no sign during daily living and no treatment anyway? They (especially techs) look like a deer in the headlights. Their reply was "don't you want to know?" Ha! He said, "I prefer to wait for symptoms before I begin investigating. " Beware!!! They will rack up a huge bill for NOTHING if you let them play on your emotions!!

Dr. O'Gorman really a smart, intuitive vet~ known him a long time; I highly recommend!read more

Anyone looking for an amazing veterinarian hospital for their fur baby I would highly recommend…read moreRiverwalk Pet Hospital. I can't Thank Dr O'Gorman enough for giving Binx the best care ever! All the Dr's and staff are very caring and professiona!

We recently moved to the area and was looking for a vet for my 2 year old puppy. I searched around…read moreand from the first phone call I had a pleasant interaction from there, I truly have loved my experience at TruBond Vet! Dr. Cito and the wonderful team are so lovely and eased all my worries in preparing for my dog; Cooper's surgery. I knew I found the right place, when Dr. Cito sat on the floor with my puppy when he introduced himself to her (she is a nervous gal). She left that apt happy and a belly fully of treats! In preparing for surgery I had a few appointments and the staff were so kind and took their time to explain my options and sent friendly text reminders about the upcoming appointments. They truly care about your fur baby and you as well! I've had such a lovely experience and I know you will to! Ps They also have an on-site groomer which is a great option. I haven't tried them yet!

I had high hopes for this practice after reading the reviews and taking my dogs here for several…read moremonths. After a routine exam, they advised me that my otherwise healthy 5-year-old dog needed a dental and gave me an estimate of around $900. The day of my dental, the vet called me and told me that my dog needed $3500 worth of dental work. I was shocked by the cost difference but I of course wanted my dog to have the best possible care, so I agreed. After his surgery, they told me to contact them immediately if I had any concerns. I felt reassured and supported, but it turns out that their concerns were merely performative. In the days following his surgery, my once vibrant and energetic dog was not himself. I understand that recovery takes time, but after a few days of observing some concerning symptoms (including blood in his stool), I made a follow up call to the vet. They blew off my concerns, but when I persisted, agreed to see him for a follow-up visit that would (surprise!) cost an undetermined amount of money. I'm now out $3500 and have a lethargic five-year-old dog. I couldn't even get a vet on the phone to listen to my concerns (despite one being available when I called), and they have demonstrated that they don't care about anything except taking more money from me. This is concerning, to say the least. I would expect this kind of behavior from a private equity-owned veterinary practice, but not from an independently owned office. Lesson learned: When you pay more for services, you don't necessarily get better care (or more caring, compassionate, and concerned practitioners) in return. I will be taking my business elsewhere, and you may want to consider that as well.

Over the last few weeks, I've been through an incredibly difficult situation with my dog, Maggie…read more What she went through was heartbreaking, and as any pet parent knows, when your dog is suffering, emotions run extremely high. My original review came from a place of fear, frustration, and deep worry about her future. After meeting with the team at Lantana Animal Hospital today, I feel it's important to update my review to reflect the full picture. They took the time to sit down with me, listen, explain, and truly understand what happened from my perspective. What stood out the most is that they weren't defensive, dismissive, or focused on money--they were compassionate and genuinely concerned about Maggie's well-being. They acknowledged the seriousness of the situation, and instead of distancing themselves, they leaned in. They made it clear that they care and are willing to work with me however they can to support Maggie moving forward. In a world where veterinary care can sometimes feel rushed or transactional, I appreciated seeing the human side of their team today. While this journey has been painful and far from what I hoped for Maggie, I do believe they want to do right by her and are committed to helping however possible. I'm updating my review to reflect that compassion and willingness to help.

Second time bringing my old girl in! She is very anxious and does not like riding in the car…read moreeither! Office staff is super helpful and kind and very good with her! Will be bringing all 3 pups here from now on!

They have been good to my animals and are knowledgeable. Their pricing is more reasonable when it…read moreis time to put your babies to sleep. This is always where I go. Dr. Thomlison is a very nice man.

Dr. Joe has looked after all of my children since 1985. I just want everyone to know how amazing he…read moreis and I am so thankful he's looking after Sammie who just had her cancer surgery today. She ran to meet us, excited and happy, as usual for Dr. Joe's patients. I honestly don't know who is more blessed....my pets or me having him as 'our' caretaker.

My cat Rudy was coughing and vomit I took him to see Neely…read more, as Dr. Miranda is no longer at CityVet. Neely did full X-rays and said Rudy has asthma but I don't think he needs medication for it. And then he tells me that my Rudy may die , Neely continues to give me scenarios as to why his friends have died ! This man talked so much bs about things that are irrelevant to me and my Rudy's condition. Neely charged me 400$ just to hear him talk bs . I have talked with neighbors and they agreed that he talks way too much about nothing that pertains to pets health care. I took Rudy to another vet because this idiot Neely said he would die! I learned that country veterinarians are more knowledgeable and compassionate.. New vet said that Can't see the forest through the trees!! My Rudy was properly diagnosed and treated and doing good today. Neely wasted my time talking bs , he basically charged me to hear him talk a bunch of bs. It's like one neighbor said he talks a lot because he doesn't know shit ! I will never return to this veterinary clinic, now that Dr. Miranda is no longer there . Do not trust Neely with your pets health care ! I have never had a vet tell me that my pets are going to die without a reasonable and proper medical diagnosis. Below is a picture of my Rudy today

Dr Cox is amazing, so informative and very kind to Deebo, Pearl and Bruce Wayne -they just love…read moreher. We all are so thankful for her.

We have been taking our cats here for many years, first to Dr Cox and now to Dr Brennan. They have…read moreboth been amazing. Yesterday Dr Brennan saw one of my elderly cats for a slight limp and spent a good amount of time talking me through different options. It is obvious that he is extremely knowledgeable and also that he loves animals. The entire staff is friendly, caring and good at their jobs. We've recently tried 2 other local vets for fosters and nothing compares to Southlake Crossing.

I took my pet to Southlake Crossings and unfortunately, we experienced a misdiagnosis that…read moreimpacted my pet's health. My dog Chance has not been eating for weeks . They did blood work and even a urine sample. They said the tests came back okay and that it might be his teeth that's affecting him and that's the reason why he is not eating . We trusted this doctor and proceeded with his teeth getting cleaned and few teeth getting removed. It cost us $1100. After a week he still was not eating. After seeking a second opinion, we discovered the true issue and that my pet has liver damage and possibly cancer. We rushed him to an emergency vet and that is when we got the true diagnosis. I am so upset that the doctor had missed this when we first brought him for a check up. Please take your pet somewhere else. Our dogs will not be coming back here ever again and will be taking them to another clinic.

They are so nice and knowledgeable. Extremely happy. Love the fact we can go on the week-end. I…read moream so happy to have found them.

On August 25th, I brought my hedgehog to AEHNT for emergency care. Upon arrival, I was promptly…read moregreeted by staff and taken into an exam room while my pet was taken to the back for vitals. The technician informed me that his temperature was so low it wouldn't register, so they placed him in an incubator while waiting for a doctor. I then sat for over an hour and a half before finally speaking to Dr. Brands. From the start, his focus was on his computer creating an estimate, not on my hedgehog. He briefly mentioned doing an ultrasound (which showed "nothing significant"), said they had given "oral sugar," but that my pet was still lethargic. Throughout, he made little to no eye contact, and instead talked extensively about the cost of hospitalization -- quoting me $3,000-$4,000 -- before even performing basic diagnostics. He presented me with three options: hospitalization, taking him home with fluids and a liquid diet, or euthanasia. He spoke over me and my mom for nearly twenty minutes, barely allowing us to ask questions. At one point, he even admitted, "I don't know a lot about these guys -- he could just be old." The estimate I was handed was $4,000-$6,000. When I asked if they had rechecked his temperature (almost 2 hours after the first attempt), they had not -- only then agreeing it was "a good idea." When I asked if a simple blood glucose check had been done, I was told it would require invasive catheter placement unless I agreed to the high estimate. Only when I specifically suggested a foot or ear prick did he acknowledge they "could try." At that point, I had already decided to seek care elsewhere. I also mentioned that I work at another emergency veterinary hospital, and instead of showing more professionalism, Dr. Brands dismissed me with, "So you've been holding out on me -- you already know everything I said." When I went to see my hedgehog in the treatment area, I was horrified. He was in an incubator with oxygen but no heat support despite being hypothermic. They had given subcutaneous fluids -- which is inappropriate for a hypothermic patient. As I arrived, he was gasping for air. The technician admitted this had "just started," yet Dr. Brands brushed it off, saying there had been no respiratory distress on his exam. He then walked away and never returned. Within ten minutes, my hedgehog began agonal breathing. I held him in my arms as he passed. The technician confirmed his death -- but I never saw or heard from Dr. Brands again. He did not acknowledge that his patient had died, nor did he provide any comfort or closure. I had called ahead to confirm there was an exotic doctor available, and this hospital is supposed to be a leading facility for exotics. Instead, my hedgehog was given inadequate, careless care in his final moments. I am not upset that my hedgehog passed -- he was elderly -- but I am devastated that he suffered unnecessarily because of the lack of urgency, compassion, and basic medical standards from the doctor.