My dog came in as a new patient. All he needed was an update for.Dhop. They ended up charging me…read morefor other vaccinations that I did not order. They never reviewed the services or charges beforehand. The Vet did a very poor job when examining my dog. He did not even listen to his heartbeat or look inside his eyes or ears. I will never go back there. I've had dogs and vets for over 40 years and this was the worst experience I ever had with a Vet.

They got my Jack Russell in and out quickly but were still very thorough and explained the cost of…read morethings well. The vet tech was so sweet and helpful and the vet was kind and explained things well. No other vets office has been able to trim nails but they did it!! We had a great experience.

My sweet little fur baby Cooper (dog)got a cat scratch to the eye when he was a puppy. We tried so…read morehard to keep that eye for as long as we could,but finally the drops quit working. He developed glaucoma and a tumor behind the eye. I was scared that I might have to put him down because I couldn't afford surgery to take the eye out. Someone told me about 14th St. Veterinary Clinic. Price was extremely reasonable,Cooper had surgery has no pain and comps and plays with (dog)sister Sadie and enjoys all the love&snuggles from his human Mom. Thanks 14th Street Veterinary Clinic.

Dr Rook was incredible and made a terrible day as easy as possible…read more He has handled our livestock as well as family animals. Drop in hours are very easy. I've tried the other clinics in the area and they are not as accommodating/professional.

I wouldn't board your dogs here, they don't communicate and treat your boarding dog as a business…read moretransaction rather than a pet.

This vet has gone downhill fast. We have been taking our dogs to Gully Animal Hospital of…read moreMidlothian for 8 years and will not be returning. After having issues with them last year due to their staff not updating records we gave them another opportunity this year and once again, they proved they are a vet to avoid. For a second year in a row our dog's records were not updated correctly and services performed were not on record, forcing us to come back in for another appointment so that we could order our dog's annual medicine. They do not care about your animal but rather just get you to come in as frequently as possible. Sad to see what used to be a good vet gone.

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.

They are loving and caring. It's not all about the dollar signs! We've been taking our animals…read morethere for years and never had a bad experience.

I love Dr. Rook....however attempting to get in at a decent time is very very difficult. The…read moreprocedure is you have to sign in when the signin sheet is posted outside the door at 6 am. They don't open til 8 am and supposedly you are not suppose to leave the parking lot after signin....thus you have to wait 2+hours before they open (and depending the time you signin). Trying to make an appointment is so difficult as appointments are 2 months out due to the popularity of Dr. Rook. There should be a better procedure than what is required, maybe appointments only could make things more smoothly for customers to get in to see the vet instead of the walk-in procedure signin requirements.

I have used ACTS Veterinary Clinic twice and each time I'm so impressed with the friendly…read moreatmosphere by all. I love the convenience of the location. I find the charges reasonable, the vet techs caring, the atmosphere so nice and clean, and Dr. Gardiner so pleasant and quick to answer any questions you might have. I understsbd that on Wednesdays Dr Gardiner makes house calls by appointment only. I will definitely continue to use ACTS. They are located next door to Morning Table. So glad they chose that location for all of us in Northern Waxahachie. 469-716-4211

dr. Tabitha and her staff have been absolutely incredible each time that we have used them! They…read morewere easy to get in touch with and very thorough. The first appointment that we ever had with him to put down our beloved golden retriever and then again to deal with our difficult corgi. We just had them back out to do our annual vaccinations and work up and it was once again an incredible experience! Cannot recommend them enough

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.

On my dogs first, they refused to treat her because they said she was too high strung. They…read morerescheduled for 2 weeks later and told me to give her these 8 pills they prescribed to basically drug her for the next visit. 4 taken the night before and the other 4 2 hours before visit. My dog is only 25 lbs, which I thought they many pills was excessive. I did that as asked, my dog could barely hold her head up when I brought her in today. After waiting for 45 minutes after our scheduled appointment time with no one coming in the room, I asked the Ver Tech on the status. She said she would check and let me know. The Tech came in and said the Vet was working with a sick dog and would be in as soon as possible. I responded "no problem, she (pointing to my dog) is just ready to go home." The Tech understood, asked if I wanted to leave my dog at the clinic and they would call when done. I told her I didn't want to leave her there and we would wait. About 10 minutes later, the Vet came to the room and said, "I hear your dog is fucking ready to go." Stunned, I said "what?" To which she repeated. I let her know I never said that and let her know I only said she was ready to go. The vet was calling in the tech, in order to avoid an argument, I said we would not be staying nor returning. I mean she tech had to be like 20, but obviously was not being honest. The whole experience as been a disaster from the start with this location. I have taken my dog to the Oak Lawn location with no issue. No need to drug here, not refusing service ever because she is a little anxious. Stay away from this location in Mansfield.

My Daughter realized that her older dog that she's had since he was a puppy was very sick on New…read moreYear's Day. She also realized that not many vet places would be open but he was in such distress she knew she would have to find someone. She contacted City Vet in Mansfield Texas to advise that something was terribly wrong as he was breathing and panting and would not accept his favorite treat. Further examination showed that one of his legs was swollen although he had no fall or injury. (He's always been a house dog so they would know). She called CityVet and was told they could see him in a few hours at 4pm. She anxiousl awaited the time until 3:30pm and went in. She was placed in one of the waiting rooms but at 4:40pm the Dr. still had not even looked or checked in on her dog. One of the assistants stated after checking that his temperature was 105. Still no Dr nor even a pill to relieve the fever. When my Daughter then asked an assistant when the Dr would be in the Dr proceeded to come in and announce she had an emergency in another room and that she could find another place 3 miles down the road. We left, her crying and carrying her almost 40 pound Binky and found another facility open. Together they agreed that he was in so much pain that he should be put down. The other facility was Thrive Pet Healthcare Specialist in Mansfield, TX. They have been there on frontage Rd for quite some time they have just changed their namt. The treatment by the staff was amazing. They allowed my Daughter and Granddaughter and I to sit with him just loving on him for quite awhile and when it was time to let him go to Heaven the Dr stayed with us. Afterward we were allowed to continue holding him through the process and at the end. I suggest if you want help, consideration and this most difficult time, that you go there. Dr. Jennifer Barber's professionalism of owners who are in distress is awful! I plan to warn others of her nastiness and awful treatement of pet owners in distress was dreadful. I can only imagine what may go on in times when pets may be left alone in her care. I do not recommend!