One of our geriatric dogs had been diagnosed with organ failure, and sadly his health declined…read morepretty quickly over the next couple of days. Unfortunately, that meant it was January 1st, so our usual vet was closed; we didn't want Sam to suffer any longer, though. I know some of the current and previous staff at Thrive, so we took him in to their emergency department, where we were treated with kindness, and they were especially gentle and sweet with him. They quickly took us back to a private room that you could tell had been specifically set up for the occasion with a soft rug, a comfortable loveseat and chair, calming lighting, etc. The vet was informative and compassionate, and the staff allowed us to move at a pace we were comfortable with, and gave us time to say goodbye and process what was happening. I would definitely recommend them for emergency pet care.

Just put my two dogs in for maybe heat exposure. Not really sure as the were at Gullies Grand…read morePrairie for boarding and came out very sick. Now how would two healthy dogs come out each sick from boarding ??? Now with that said i rush them over to Thrive Mansfield ER and about 5K later in bills i think my babies will be fine. If you go to this ER Thrive in Mansfield be ready to pay a lot of cash in services. They seem to find cleaver was to bill you. Maybe even overbill you..but my dogs are very important to me...so if you have money i think Thrive is OK... Now for Gullies in Grand Prairie never have you dogs boarded with them are they just might kiil your dogs.

I like this place a lot. They're very quick, but they never answer the phone. They say they open at…read more8 but it's 840 and I've been calling for 40 mins and still no answer. This happens often when you try to reach their office, however if you need to bring your dog in for something they're able to get you in very quickly, which is nice.

Please don't bring your animals to this vet. If you don't…read moreread the whole thing, please just take this advice: go somewhere else. I'm writing this because I lost my dog, and it could have been prevented. I brought my dog in to see Dr. Gant after she'd been sick and getting worse over the course of a day and a half. After examining her, Dr. Gant diagnosed her with Pyometra and told me she needed emergency surgery. He also said that if we couldn't afford surgery, he could put her on a few rounds of antibiotics and clear it up. I didn't want to put her through a risky surgery as she was 10 years old and already weak. It didn't make sense if the antibiotics would work -- as he said they would -- and I also didn't want to take on the expense of an emergency surgery if there was a less invasive option that could help her. He had told me he had seen other dogs treated of Pyometra with antibiotics and said it should be fine. He took an X-ray and said it didn't look as bad as he originally thought, so he sent her home with antibiotics and some food. Just two hours later, my husband found her unable to stand and gasping for air. We were scared and called Dr. Gant's office, but he was extremely rude to my husband, who was trying to get help for our dog. He accused me of lying about what he'd said and told us to take her to the ER. She stopped breathing in the ER parking lot. They tried CPR, but she didn't make it. The emergency vet told us there should have only been two options given to us when she was diagnosed earlier that day: 1) Emergency surgery or 2) Euthanasia. If I had known that Pyometra could cause her cervix to close and uterus to rupture if left untreated, I would never have brought her home. I would've done anything to prevent her from dying in pain. Instead, I was sent home with false hope. I was told we could follow up in two days if she hadn't improved, and he scheduled me to come back for more antibiotics in two weeks for a follow-up. He never told me there was potential for her to pass in a matter of seconds from this illness. That advice cost my sweet girl her life. I'm not writing this to be spiteful or to get revenge on Dr. Gant. My concern is not with him. I'm writing this because I miss my baby girl every day, and I never want anyone else to go through what we did. No one's fur baby should have to die in so much pain. If this helps even one person avoid that pain, then sharing our story was worth it.

In my opinion, Farrell Animal hospital in Arlington is number one. I have visited quite a few…read moredifferent veterinarians in Arlington and I wouldn't take my pets anywhere else. They really care about the animals and it shows. Excellent veterinarian doctors and vet techs. Highly recommend!

Losing a beloved pet is one of the hardest things a person can go through, and I want to begin by…read morethanking the veterinary team and Dr. Hood, who supported me during the incredibly painful decision to say goodbye to my sweet girl. In that awful moment, they were compassionate, gentle, and present. I will always be grateful for that. But sadly, the care and kindness stopped there. When I returned to pick up her remains, the experience couldn't have felt more different. The front desk person was on the phone, which I understand--clinics are busy places. But while I stood there, barely holding myself together, I could hear and see three staff members in the back laughing loudly and carrying on, who had clearly seen me. I waited in silence for ten long minutes before one of them finally shouted from the back room, asking, "Do you need something?" I was in pieces. I wasn't about to yell across rooms for my pet's ashes. Eventually, one woman came out. She looked annoyed, rolled her eyes, handed me a small bag, and turned around and walked away. No words. No eye contact. No compassion. Just... ouch. That moment hurt. It still hurts. After everything, that final goodbye felt cold, rushed, and disrespectful. I understand people have off days, but this wasn't a moment for carelessness. I hope this feedback is taken to heart, because grieving pet parents deserve tenderness and dignity from beginning to end.

Dr. Kendrick is the best vet around. My grandma's chihuahua was attacked at night, and we had to…read moretake him to the 24 hour ER vet who attempted surgery. Within a week, we could tell it was infected and he was doing poorly. We took him to Dr. K who re-performed the surgery, fixed what the other vet did, debrided and cleaned him up. He looked so much better, and started to heal. Dr. K is also incredibly knowledgeable and is great with pets. He knows so much about medical conditions and treatments- one of the smartest guys I've met. He will talk to my cats and pet them for a few minutes to get them more comfortable before jumping in to the exam. His bedside manner is unparalleled. When we had to put my grandma's chihuahua down a few years later due to cancer, the entire staff at CCPH was wonderful. Dr. K is very compassionate and caring, and made my grandma feel a lot better. You won't find better care anywhere else.

These people are crooks they charged me almost $1,000 for his last set of shots & some allergy…read morepills. PLUS the vet is rude. Do not go here. If you do compare prices they quote you. You're welcome

We absolutely love our groomer, Brandy! We have a rescue who had a really hard start in his life…read moreand doesn't let anybody get too acquainted with his paws or ears. Somehow, he comes back from Brandy's station looking like a show pup! Having a long-haired dog has been an adjustment. I'm so thankful she's been able to do what I could not. Can't recommend having Brandy groom your dogs enough. She's the BEST!

Yesterday i brought my cat in to Gully Animal Hospital because she had been licking her toe and…read morelimping a bit. I called Monday and they were able to get me in at 4:30 on Tuesday. I've seen both of the vets here (i learned they are brothers) and both have been knowledgeable and helpful. Always answered all my questions and made me feel like my cat is in good hands. She had a toe ulcer and needed an antibiotic shot, wound cleaning, and a cone - i included a photo of the invoice for transparency. Some other reviews mentioned pricing as an issue, and although it wasnt a cheap visit ~ i dont think the prices are astronomical. Medical care and having pets in general is expensive, but it's definitely not the veterinarians fault. They also recommended we get "MiconaHex+Triz" wipes from amazon for some cat acne she had on her chin and recommended we switch to a ceramic or glass bowl to prevent bacterial growth. Ive been coming here since 2021 and its always been a positive experience. The wait was a little long once we got in the waiting room, but i understand that there is a lot going on and lots of other pet patients to see and help so it makes sense! All the staff i have interacted with seem friendly and apologetic of any wait times as well! I feel that my cat is always well taken care of and i do feel like she is in good hands here!

Dishonest, trash, and a complete waste of my time and efforts. It is sad, because it was not like…read morethis before. I have been coming here for probably close to 10 years, as have several friends and neighbors, but I will never come back again. I came last Friday and was told I can come back today, next Thursday, and my dog will have some bumps cauterized off him. I was told to be in at 3:45 pm and it takes about 30 minutes with the procedure to be done while I wait with him. I called them yesterday, the day before the appointment, and left a voicemail asking to confirm my appointment and if my dog needs to have water and food removed before the appointment today. They did not call me back, but did call my wife yesterday to confirm the appointment. I went into the vet today at 3:30 pm and checked in for the appointment. At about 4:15 the vet came out, looked at my dog, and he informed me I will need to come back in a couple days. The vet informed me I will need to leave him all day for them to do the work. I asked why I was not told that on Thursday, when I set the appointment for today, and the vet got an attitude with me and said he was not working on my schedule. I expressed my concern to the vet that about 4 months ago I brought my dog in for a dental cleaning at 7:30 am and was told he would be ready about 3 or 4 pm. I was called just after 4 pm and told they did not do the work since there was another emergency that arose. When I asked why they did not call me when they realized they could not do the work, they shrugged me off. There is no reason for my elderly full-sized dog to spend a day in their tiny cage just to be asked to return another day. He does not have a ton of time left, I do not want him to spend it in their tiny cage, afraid, and them not to do the work. There is no need for me to take a day off of work, missing pay, just to be told tough luck and they are not working on my time. If you make an appointment to get work done, the work should be done.

I love Dr. C and his staff. We have 3 dogs and 4 cats and Dr. C & his staff always take great care…read moreof them, esp when its an emergency. Dr. C has saved the day several times: when my older dog Mojo swallowed rat poison, when one of my kittens, Rocket was sick & when another dog Goose swallowed a sock and needed emergency surgery. In addition to all the visits in between. When it was MoJo's time, they gave us the extra time we needed to say goodbye and were above all kind. You don't have to take out a second mortgage to pay the bill either. No surprises. I don't know what we'd do without them.

I gave my rabbit the pain medicine they guilted me into buying and she died from it. I won't be…read moretaking my animals here again. Also the lady at the front desk was rude and acted like she hated her job and didn't want to be there. She never even smiled once or made positive comments to any customer I saw her interact with. And when I was waiting for my medicine she went and hid somewhere in the back so there was no one at the front desk. Just overall unpleasant experience.

First of all, I didn't even meet the vet until the very end of the yearly appt(shots and such)…read more When it was finally our turn they took my corgi from me to give the shots and take blood without me. Dolly Rose cried a lot and they never came to let me help her calm down. When the vet came in the room at the very end she instructed me she needs to lose more weight(she lost 3 already) and I must put her on a certain dog food immediately. I again told her we already lost a few pounds and my corgi is half cardigan and half pembrook. Cardigans weigh one of two pounds more than pembrooks and that she is already within the weight a corgi should be. The vet never asked me any other questions, not one. I'll be going back to Rendon Rd animal clinic(my bad for napping thru my appt with Trish. So, thanks for reminding us why we always go to Rendon rd, where we are listened to and mom is always in the room for shots and such.