Boy where do I start? Roots has been an absolute blessing to our lives over the past four years,…read moreand we are heartbroken to be moving away from them. Dr. Lassin has created a unicorn vet clinic, we have seen over half a dozen vets since we got our French bulldog, Brie, seven years ago and I can confidently say that every other vet pales in comparison to Roots. Brie has gone through so much with the Roots team and has been seen by Dr. Lassin, Dr. Sosa, and our favorite lady Dr. Jordan. We have always felt heard and seen by each one of them and the entire team has gone above and beyond to care for our girl through incessant allergies, an IVDD surgery recovery, ongoing UTIs, and more always offering holistic options when possible and weighing each and every scenario with us. Calling us back for updates (even after hours) and always being so patient with our feisty girl. There are no words that we can use to express our gratitude for all of the care and love this group of people have given to our fur baby over the past four years. Thank you is simply not enough, and if we ever find ourselves back in Austin, it won't even be a question of where we'll bring all of our future pets. We love y'all so much!

To say that this is a vet clinic that focuses on holistic medicine would be quackery. I took my dog…read moreas a puppy to roots to find out why he was itching. They concluded that it could be environmental allergies and have told me that we should try different diets for food to test it. They gave him cytopoint and sent him on his way. This was in 2023/2024. Now it is 2026 and he has passed away in May of 2026 from a heart attack related to Chagas disease which is endemic to Texas due to kissing bugs. How can you claim to be an integrative vet when you don't even spread awareness about chagas? My poor baby has struggled most of his life from itching due to chagas eating him away from the inside and inflamming his heart. The vet tried to upsell us on kibble and apoquel along with routine cytopoint injections instead of getting to the "root" of the problem. We ended up doing immunotherapy down the line which helped his fur grow back and cleared some of the fungus that has grown on his body, but we were not able to catch chagas disease in time. I hope that this "holistic integrative veterinary care" clinic warns dog owners around Austin about chagas and starts referring people to test for chagas annually at Texas A&M for an antibody test and recommend annual blood work. I found my experience to be transactional and cursory.

We love these people!! They have taken care of all my pets like family . They don't miss a thing!!…read moreMy dogs don't get scared to go see the doctors because of the kind attention they get from the first moment we are there!

I feel so lucky we found DR Nicholas De Lacey. Our love BeeBee needed to have some dental work done…read moreyesterday. We had been so nervous having her put under for so long because of her age. Well I can not say enough great things. Still I'm gonna try. 1st when we first met with the staff they went over the whole process and walk us thru step by step on how it would go. 2nd the cost was a factor and they were so nice giving us all the info we needed to make the decision easier. 3rd THE DAY OF. They did such a great job of reassuring us the procedure would go fine. Then right after they contacted us with an update with what was done and how it went. 4th Today is the first day home and she is eating well and acting fine. The staff informed us there may be some hesitation in eating but she seems to be fine. We bought two small chickens and deboned them. And she has been getting small portions of that. Along with with pain meds they gave us for her. All in All. I can not say enough about how happy and lucky I feel having gone with them. Thank you so so much

I was recommended Dr. Angelo Marinakis by a friend and he has exceeded all my expectations since…read moreour first consultation and adjustment. Dr. Angelo is very knowledgeable and thorough with his treatment plans and I have become a weekly patient with noticeable improvements in my posture and overall physical health. I highly recommend All Spines Chiropractic for safe, reliable, and affordable treatment from a very kind and informed practitioner.

Deangelo is just about the only dog chiropractor in town, but he was enough. When your dog has…read morespinal/neck problems and all the vet does is give you some pain meds and send you on your way, Deangelo is the man to go to. He tended to my dog until just about the very end. When I had pre-paid for more visits than he was able to make it to, Deangelo offered to refund my money, but I told him not to worry about it.

Sir Benjamin Doolittle, our fur rescue has been seen at a few of the PAZ locations. However, this…read morelocation (PAZ East) is his primary office. He's a reactive rescue with all sorts of things going on that make him the most perfect and special little man. No matter his growls, snarls, or anxiety. The folks at PAZ from reception to techs and doctors are pros. They've got the care, empathy, knowledge, and skill to be able to work with all fur babies and their quirks. We're FURever grateful for the attention and care that Sir B. receives.

My cat's vet, Dr. Dedhia, was able to diagnose him with outdoor allergies and they prescribed him…read moresomething that has worked really well. The vet was thoughtful in his process of elimination and evaluations. I felt heard, too. I've been going to this location for years and recommend it. My pets have seen a few doctors there.

If you've been curious about CBD oil- look no further. Not only do they have quality products but…read moreit's a shop where they genuinely care about your needs and answer any questions or concerns you have. Loved my purchases here and loved supporting a local business. I use CBD oil for anxiety and trouble with sleeping. Will continue to shop here!

Very good product to have for pIn and sleep less night ...total recommend . It's a little pricey…read morebut worth it

My dog consistently received excellent care from the veterinarians, techs, and front desk staff at…read morePaz East. They are kind, skilled, and truly compassionate. The clinical team at Paz East is absolutely outstanding. Their hearts shine through in their level of care, expertise, and compassion. My experience with the veterinarians, techs, and front desk staff has always been exceptional.

My female cat has started experiencing kidney/urinary issues over the past year. A couple of weeks…read moreago, I took her in for updated bloodwork since her previous vet (who has since left Paz) wanted to monitor a specific marker. The appointment cost around $200-$250. During this appointment I wasn't seen by a doctor, just the tech, but was assured a doctor would review her bloodwork and contact me. They emailed me to say that "everything was within normal range." However, since I specifically wanted to see the results for this particular marker, I requested a copy of the bloodwork. To my surprise, when I reviewed the results, multiple markers were clearly concerning, even to my untrained eye. When I asked questions about these findings, they told me I'd need to schedule another follow-up appointment (with an additional visit fee) and bring her back in just to discuss the results. Why would I stress my cat out with another car ride/vet visit just to get answers about my previous appointment? This makes no sense. On top of that, it took them about a week to even call me back. During this time, I hired an online vet to review the bloodwork. To my shock, this vet confirmed that the results show early signs of kidney disease--the leading cause of death in cats--and stressed the importance of starting preventative measures immediately. In short, I can no longer recommend this clinic. All the good vets have left, and the quality of care provided could cause major health concerns to go missed. Please find a better option! This clinic claims to be holistic and to have a natural approach, but that couldn't be further from the truth. Don't be fooled by the cute decor and logo. -- we have used the East Side and South First locations.

Chase rocks! She is currently working with me for a few reasons (too many details to get into). I…read morewas a little worried at first if insurance would cover this therapy for me and also if this would be for me. Chase helped me call my insurance company (giving me the right questions to ask them) to get verification that these services would be covered. The traffic to get here is a little bit of pain but I have been feeling overall better. I enjoy the use of equine into my therapy because I am huge animal lover. I never realized that horses can have such a vital role in helping me in my progress but ever time I leave here to head home my mind is in a better place. Interestingly enough, I had taken a sensory processing test during my evaluation and found out things about myself that I had come to live with throughout my life. I would have loved to have this type of therapy when I was a child but back in the 80s this would have been laughed at. At least back in Ohio where I grew up.

Chase Doverspike has worked on my riders and my horses for the past year and a half with incredible…read moreresults! She actually cured me from debilitating sciatica and returned a horse schedule for euthanasia to work. I have been nothing short of astonished at her in-depth training and knowledge and how it manifests in her approach to horses, humans and humans on horses. I have consulted her on numerous cases and will continue to do so. I can recommend her without reservation and continue to use her for all our body work.

Dr. Unflat and his employees are the greatest in town. Super kind staff that genuinely wanted the…read morebest for my cat. Gave me better (and cheaper!) options than the two other vets I've been to while living in Austin. Thanks again!

Dr. Unflat is THE BEST. For background Dr. Unflat has known and cared for our dogs for years. He…read moreis so good. Very caring, very smart, and has always made the correct call for our pups when issues arise big or small. Speaking as a OCD critical care nurse (comes with the profession) I trust the guy! Here's where I went wrong. We moved and tried another vet a few blocks from our house because one of our dogs had a toe infection and we thought it would be easy. Biggest regret ever. Now after 2 weeks on antibiotics from this other clinic our dogs toe infection has not healed. Different doc every dressing change. They don't get to see the full picture of start to finish, just the one day they look at it. This never would've happened with Dr. Unflat. He keeps a close eye on things and the pets aren't with different veterinarians each visit! Now they think it may have bone involvement and be aggressive. That or cancer. I'm kicking myself. Should have never strayed. Now I'll be running right back to Dr. Unflat as soon as they open tomorrow. I don't care how long the drive is or what traffic looks like. All I care about is what's best for my pups, and that's Dr. Unflat! If you're still reading you're on this journey with me now lol.

best pcp care i ever had on my 72 years on planet earth. i have been with dr crear as a patient…read moresince 2020 and trade doctors for anything.

I've been going to Thrive for a long time but I've been put off lately by the experience of…read moremessaging with them. I really like Dr. Crear and some of the PAs so it's a shame that the messaging service is not held to a high standard. Honestly, it's like talking to a child...but one who clearly uses AI to polish their grammar. The level of incompetence - with incorrect prescriptions called in and incorrect information relayed - is concerning. I hope they don't have these medical assistants completing tasks that require common sense, like relaying important test results. I know practices are trying to increase profits, especially those practices that are owned by private equity (which this place may be--IDK). But please consider your patients. Don't run a competent practice into the ground by having these assistants do what medical professionals should be doing. Employ some actual nurses to answer patient questions for god's sake, not just "medical assistants."