This was my first visit with this vet as they were the only one I could find that would treat and…read moresee mini pigs . This vet is a 40 minute drive one way and is definitely worth the drive. The office staff is very friendly and made the setting up an appointment easy. They answered all questions before hand. Dr. Lukas was amazing with us and our pet pig. He answered all questions that I had and was very patient and passionate. This vet office has a forever client!!! Thank you so much!

We have been bringing our animals here for many years and have always had a good experience. The…read morevets are caring and office staff is always kind.

I am writing this on behalf of my Mom whose cat Dominic was seen by Dr. Wendy in her home in…read moreDayton, TX. It meant the world to me to have Dr. Wendy come to my house to examine my cat Dominic. She was empathetic, knowledgeable and sensitive to the needs not only of the ailing pet but to the owner. She spent inordinate amounts of time explaining everything, answering questions, even handling the pet to get a better perspective of the animal's personality, needs and individuality. She is truly an angel of mercy in a beautifully wholistic way. All vets - all people actually - should possess these qualities. I can't speak highly enough of her. Words don't suffice. Fran.

Dr. Wendy sees our very rambunctious and high spirited 1.5 year old Black Lab, Meadow. We…read moreabsolutely love Dr. Wendy. She has a wonderful personality and is very patient with Meadow. She goes above and beyond in her care and we would highly recommend her. This is a fantastic alternative to having to drag your pets to a clinic and sit in the waiting room, sometimes exposing them to sick animals. It also reduces anxiety in your pets when their provider comes to them in surroundings they are comfortable with. We made the switch a year ago and couldn't be happier.

God bless Dr. Lipps and the Technicians! My little 2lb sassy…read morechihuahua came down very ill over the night Wednesday and by Thursday morning I knew something was wrong! She would not eat, she was vomiting everything up, and breathing raspy. I rushed her into the office apologizing about not having an appointment but that my little girl was very sick, they took no time to waste and brought her back and did an exam on her. They kept her throughout the day to watch over her and provide IV fluid while I was at work. The same night she started showing improving signs. This morning (Friday) she is about 85% better! She's going in today so they can give her 1 more round of IV and so they can keep an eye on her. I know by tomorrow she will be 95%-100% due to their attentiveness and care!!

I just moved from Houston & I was informed that Archer Road Animal Hospital does not take new…read morepatients. I have 3 pets. I guess they don't need any new business!

Dr. Meyers and his staff are so kind ,I am going to be so sad when he retires…read more His love and care for animals is unlimited.

Love the people that work here. They always do well with our animals. Great place to go and get all…read moreyour flea medicine.

Love the Dr.s and staff. I wouldn't trust my babies with anyone else. Easy dropoffs and I can…read moreALWAYS get in when there's an emergency. They know my pets and always call to follow up.

Wonderful and polite staff! I was able to be a walk-in visit and they got us in quick! my dog was…read moretaken care of above & beyond! we had a great experience and I will continue my dog care here!

The staff was friendly and attentive. The inside was clean and welcoming…read more They took time to listen and answer all of our questions. They were even accommodating to fulfill a last minute request for a nail trim - I didn't ask for it until we were there. Finally, the prices were very reasonable, compared to what we're used to. We found our vet! (And boarder)

My fur son had horrid diarrhea, wouldn't eat, refused meds and had me worried out of my mind…read more Atascocita Animal Hospital came in clutch. 3 people deserve a huge shoutout! Dr.Neal, you're a rockstar. You stepped in and helped me out when while our regular Vet. was out. Thank you! I was panicked, scared and bordering breakdown. Ms. Kim, I don't have an adequate word to explain how amazing you truly are. You know my boy's med history like he is your own. After having the worst week ever, it all came out along with a hundred tears and you were there to comfort me. You reminded me I wasn't alone and you truly listened to me. Even the things that weren't vet related, you listened and consoled me. Thank you! Please never stop being you Warren Resell, I have not had the pleasure of meeting you, but you made things happen and happen quick. After speaking with Dr. Neal, and walking into to the clinic (this took a total of 15 minutes), you had my boy's meds ready to go when I walked in. Like super hero speed. Thank you! Please keep up the good work because I know us pet parents are a special breed and can be demanding and overbearing at times (because we love pet kids of course). All the snarky comments aside, you all really helped me and got my Zeke feeling better. My appreciation to you all is enormous. Thank you!

Employees are very nice. Doctor Peyton is great with our pets and very thorough. Facility is clean…read moretoo. Will take our pets there for future care. Also is convenient and close to home. Highly recommend this clinic.

all the doctors and staff are excellent. The doctors are very caring and experience. In doubt they…read morewill send you to a specialist. The staff are extremely helpful and caring. I've been going to them for 20 years and will continue.

Make sure YOU stay on top of your pet's needs. I can't ever go back to this place because I…read morestrongly believe they are responsible for my dog's death. I had to put him down one week after the vet gave her all of her vaccinations in one day. I did my research and found out that it is not advised for a vet to administer all vaccinations at once to a senior dog or one with health issues and an underdeveloped nose. Our sweet Shih Tzu began to have bloody diarrhea the next day. Prices are astronomical at this practice.

My vet recommended X-rays and an ultrasound for my cat to determine why she was losing weight. I…read moreagreed and when I was at home, the vet called and asked for permission to sedate my cat because she got upset when the trimmers were turned on. I indicated when I checked her in that I wanted her sedated and yet, they waited until they had her and turned the clippers on to realize they needed sedation. When she came home, she had an extremely noticeable limp and her back leg. I waited 24 hours because I knew she had been sedated and perhaps she was just wobbly on her legs. The limp got worse, so I took her back and they took more x-rays only to tell me that her patella was slipping in and out, but she was unsure which it was at that time. They then wanted me to pay for the X-rays, and I refused because she was injured while at the vet. I took her to another vet and he took his time to physically examine her leg (she was not happy) and gave me medicine to reduce swelling and to help with the pain. I'm not sure if she fell from the table when the trimmer were turned on at Northpark, or someone grabbed her leg out of instinct when she tried to jump from the table, but Northpark acted like it was my fault and they had nothing to do with her injury. It's been about 6 months now, and she still walks differently. The fact they couldn't' even take responsibility for what happened is the most disappointing, more than the $$ I paid for the treatment.

I came in on a Saturday morning because my fur-baby was sick and my regular vet was closed. The…read moreENTIRE office was sweet and accommodating to my baby and his frantic mom. They said we would be worked in but were seen almost right away and sent home with some medication, compassion, reassurance and love!!! Oh and lots of cuddles!! Highly recommend!!!!'

I would not recommend Baytown Animal Hospital based on the experience my mother-in-law had with her…read moredog. She brought her dog in on a Saturday because it was vomiting, had blood in the vomit, and was showing signs of a serious abdominal problem. During the examination, the veterinarian was able to feel what appeared to be an intestinal blockage. Instead of immediately explaining that the dog would likely need emergency care at a 24-hour hospital, they recommended additional testing. After more than $1,200 in diagnostics, they confirmed exactly what they already suspected--an intestinal obstruction. Only then were we told they could not treat the dog because they are not a 24-hour emergency hospital and that we would need to find another emergency veterinarian. By this point, it was already Saturday afternoon, and we had lost valuable time trying to locate a hospital that was still open and capable of performing emergency surgery. What made this even more frustrating was the bill. One of the charges was more than $200 for an outside radiology interpretation of the X-rays. Since the primary concern was identifying an intestinal blockage--which the veterinarian had already suspected during the physical exam--we questioned whether that additional expense was necessary. We asked that charge to be removed. In the end, we left with a very sick dog, a bill totaling $1,261.51, and the responsibility of starting over at another emergency hospital. Had they been upfront from the beginning about their inability to provide the level of care the dog would likely need, we could have gone directly to a 24-hour emergency facility and potentially saved valuable time. To make matters worse, when I called to ask why we weren't informed earlier that they could not provide definitive treatment, I was placed on hold for several minutes before the call was disconnected. My wife ultimately had to call back and pay the bill. My issue is not that veterinary medicine is expensive. Emergency diagnostics and treatment cost money, and I understand that. My issue is the lack of transparency. When a veterinarian believes a pet has a surgical emergency that they cannot treat, the owner should be told so they can make an informed decision about whether to proceed with diagnostics there or go directly to a facility that can provide definitive care. Unfortunately, our experience left us feeling that collecting diagnostic fees took priority over helping us get our dog to the right place as quickly as possible. Because of that, I cannot recommend Baytown Animal Hospital.