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    Westgate Veterinary Hospital

    4.7 (14 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Been using Dr. Mark for years for our Horses, Cats, and Dogs. Very caring and reasonable pricing.

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    We have taken all of our dogs in this time period to Dr Mark and Dr Pat his now retired father.

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    Guardian Pet Hospital

    (43 reviews)

    I took my senior cat here a few weeks ago to get a dental cleaning and had a great experience from…read morecall to discharge. I live in Celina so it's quite a ways for me to drive to Denton but our regular vet had quoted us $1k-$1.2k for a dental cleaning for my 12 yr old cat. They said he had some tartar build up on his back molars and a bit of gingivitis in his gums and it will get worse if we don't get a cleaning done. Our pet insurance does not cover dental cleanings so it would be out of pocket. I was recommended Guardian pet Hospital from a cat rescue group on Facebook. When I called the receptionist was very friendly and quoted me $300. A phenomenal price considering what our vet was charging us. My cat went to get a pre screening done and everything was good to go! He got his cleaning done shortly after, appointment times weren't an issue and he did so well under anesthesia. The staff is very helpful and very kind and the price came out being even a little less than what they originally quoted me! I highly recommend coming here not just for the reasonable prices but also for the great experience and friendly staff. I am highly considering transferring all our pets to Guardian pet hospital even if it's a longer drive for us!

    AVOID GUARDIAN PET HOSPITAL!!! I boarded my diabetic dog with Guardian recently, and there is a…read moreSEVERE ANIMAL NEGLECT PROBLEM with this group. As my dog is diabetic (and has been for 2 years now), her feeding and insulin routine is of the utmost important to regulate her system. First, I was told they would accommodate her feeding/insulin schedule when I initially called, which is on a rolling 12-hour basis. However, when I was dropping her off, they then decided to tell me that they could not actually accommodate the times and it would be about a 8 hour cycle between feedings/insulin with a 16 hour gap. This destroys her medical routine, and leads to huge degradations in her energy and health. Then, the onsite staff were very rude to me about how to treat her. I have been following a 2 year routine now with my vet, but the staff told me their on-site vet knew better and they tried to change the medicine for her. What?!?! Finally, I included hand-crafted bags with measured food for each of my dog's meals. But after I picked her up, I noticed that they did not feed my dog during one of the meals as I had one of my bags returned to me!?! This means they completely skipped feeding her one morning/night which is first, entirely unacceptable, and second, extremely detrimental to her health and survival!! When I called and asked about it, and after being on hold for 20 minutes, I was given every excuse in the book (maybe we fed her food we have here (breaks her vet's prescription), or maybe you are delusional and you gave us too much food (it's not that hard to count 10 bags for 10 meals), "but yes we definitely fed her". Absolutely ridiculous, again, avoid these people at all costs!!

    Hooves and Paws Pet Hospital - Daisy - 15 1/2 years!

    Hooves and Paws Pet Hospital

    (78 reviews)

    First, Alex, the receptionist was excellent in finding a time to meet our needs. Secondly, Dr Finch…read morewas a top professional and understood our needs in taking care of our dog, Cowgirl and relieving her pain. But top thumbs up for Jagger and Diana who realized how upset my wife and I were with what had to be done. We had our dog 18 1/2 years and losing her today was dramatic and they both realized our concern. But were professional and compassionate handled all issues.

    I do not write negative reviews lightly, but after today I feel other pet owners should be aware of…read morethe direction this clinic has taken. I currently care for over 21 dogs and have used Hooves and Paws extensively for years. In the last six months alone I have spent thousands of dollars here. They have handled nearly every aspect of my dogs' veterinary care -- including litters, C-sections, puppy evaluations, vaccinations, tail docks, dew claw removals, sick visits, and routine exams. In addition to owning many dogs, I am also a breeder and active exhibitor in the conformation and performance dog world, so veterinary care is something I take extremely seriously. I also own a grooming business and have referred many of my grooming clients, friends, and family members to this clinic over the years. Because of that long history and the amount of business I've brought through their doors, what happened today was incredibly disappointing. My dog has been urinating on herself and I suspected a UTI. She was last seen at this clinic about three months ago, so she is an established patient in their system. I called the clinic first thing this morning and asked what I needed to do. The receptionist told me I could collect a urine sample and bring it in for testing. So I did exactly that. I drove there with the urine sample, only to be told when I arrived that they would not test it unless I paid for a full exam as well, despite the fact that the dog was not even with me and I had followed the instructions I was given over the phone. Had I been told an exam was required, I would have simply brought her in so she could receive the treatment she likely needs. Instead, because of the incorrect information I was given, she now has to go another day potentially uncomfortable and possibly in pain while I make other arrangements. This is exactly the kind of experience that has become more and more common since the clinic went corporate. Prices continue to climb and it increasingly feels like clients are being nickel and dimed at every opportunity, even when it contradicts what they were told beforehand. What is most frustrating is that this situation could have been avoided with simple transparency. Had I been told on the phone that an exam would be required, I would have scheduled one or made other arrangements. Instead, I wasted my time making a trip based on incorrect information. After years of bringing significant business to this clinic -- both personally and through referrals -- today was the final straw. I will be moving all of my dogs' care elsewhere, and unfortunately I can no longer recommend Hooves and Paws to my grooming clients, friends, family, or fellow dog owners in the community. When a long-time client who manages a large number of dogs and regularly refers other pet owners feels this way, it should be taken seriously. As someone active in the breeder and dog show community, conversations about veterinary care come up frequently among fellow exhibitors, breeders, and pet professionals. Experiences like this inevitably become part of those discussions, which makes situations like today even more disappointing.

    Southridge Animal Hospital

    Southridge Animal Hospital

    (48 reviews)

    different owners-not even close to the same culture and care for pets…read moresloppy, dirty (fleas jumping on the floor!!) front desk ladies still pleasant and the only positive here-and then it all falls apart Vet doesn't even make eye contact and talks in complicated circles of misinformation and nonsense-so impersonable, liberal, inconsistent, expensive, inauthentic-and total disrespect for my time! waited 1.5 hours!!! unacceptable such a shame this place used to be amazing and took impeccable care of my dog

    This place is no longer a warm, friendly reasonably-priced clinic. Prices have gone up a lot. My…read moregoal was to get updated xrays taken and view them with the vet and ask questions about a chronic back issue my dog has. My visit was at the beginning of Covid. Understandable they were not allowing customers to go inside, but if I knew ahead of time, I would have only asked for a nail trim. It was not an emergency situation. Despite not getting to meet with a Vet, my bill was $500 (exam, Xrays and nail trim.) Seriously? When I arrived to pick up my dog, they met me in the parking lot with my bill. I expected I'd at least get a disc with the radiographs on them. Nope. All they did was hand me a prescription and sent me home. I didn't complain about my bill, I just paid it, but there are plenty of other clinics close to Denton who offer professional reasonable vet services and don't stick it to you with unnecessary or unfair charges. I highly recommend North Carrollton Veterinary Hosp. This is our Primary Vet. It is a bit of a hike from Denton, but it is worth it if you see Dr. Doolittle. She is extremely dedicated. (Compassion trumps profits at her clinic). Closer to Denton County: Argyle Vet Hosp, Guardian Vet Hospital, and Denton Vet Center are all highly recommended on Nextdoor. After my last experience, I will take my business to one of these locations.

    Atlas Pet Vets

    Atlas Pet Vets

    (23 reviews)

    Visited this location for the very first time upon finding positive reviews on Google and Yelp. The…read moreoffice is a bit older on the outside and inside but very beautifully designed. Everyone seemed very friendly including the staff and the veterinarian. We came here since Sera my dog was struggling with walking specially on her back legs and experiencing some weakness. The doctor explained the process in detail to us and different options of therapy that can be provided such as laser therapy and water therapy. I really appreciated all the info, the kindness of the office staff, and really hoping the therapy will improve my dog's condition.

    I found a very sick kitten last summer. And then I found her brother. He was doing pretty well, but…read moreshe never was thriving. She struggled to gain weight and keep food down. After trying a couple vets in Dallas, the urgent care vet referred me to Atlas for specialty support. We were there a lot and while we made progress, her bloodwork was still not great. And then her brother randomly got fluid in his belly. They were great about seeing me ASAP the week before a holiday and diagnosed him with FIP. They worked to get him medication that day from a local pharmacy on a weekend too. Unfortunately, FIP is still very fatal and he passed away a few days later. They were so kind when I told them. After his sister kept throwing up, we decided to treat her for FIP too. And she ended up doing so well! FIP only got an approved treatment last year, so many vets are not experienced with it. But Dr. (Daniel) Anthony was good about checking her progress and working with me on the most cost effective way to handle the many vet visits and lab work. I'm happy to share that she's officially cleared FIP treatment and observation protocol and she finally had normal bloodwork last month. She is super playful and loved to torment her big cat brother. We held off on her vaccines and spay because of everything, but she will be going to them next month for this too. I never have to wait long once I arrive and the front desk is always friendly. I'm not sure I'll be able to keep going for her regular visits since I live in South Dallas and the trek to Frisco is a lot, but their Saturday hours are a savior and if I lived closer, I'd stay a client forever.

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