Nicest veterinarian ever. We were traveling and needed an emergency vet. He was kind and caring…read more Highly recommend Dr. Welch

Took their time, was never rushed Explained treatment and…read morewhy it was necessary. Did a biopsy, which was to allay my concerns, and had the results in just a few minutes. I really like the personal touch that I didn't feel like I got in the Houston area.

They continue to exceed all my expectations. Large waiting room. Plenty of staff. Short wait times…read more An abundance of friendliness and compassion. Professional veterinarians who work well with their patients. Fair prices. Everything I look for in a vet. I drive a bit far to come here, but it's worth it.

A shout out to Dr. Matthew Sodek DVM and the owners and courteous professional…read more staff at Fayette County Vet Clinic in La Grange, Tx. I have had one issue after The next over the past year with my aging gelding. I have called Every vet in the area to come see him because I don't have means To take him to a vet. It has been costly but what really bothered me is the bad attitude And quality of service and lack of follow up care and concern displayed By the vets that have been out. My first trip out this weekend was awesome!: facilities are very nice and clean; phone staff are professional and abiding; and the doctor was gentle and considerate. His method Of medication administration was conservative and not overboard. The employee that brought me to my horse also ASSISTED in the heat of the day with Getting my big baby into the trailer. Last but NOT LEAST was the incredibly fair and low Cost I had to pay. GOD BLESS those at Fayette County Vet Clinic. Lisset Kanak- Bastrop, TX

We had two male cats neutered today through TNR. The clinic is very nice and clean. Staff,…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. Cats both did well and the surgery went well.

I called to make an appointment for Saturday. I was informed Saturday appointments have an extra…read morecharge of $20 per dog. Did EVC just become an ER vet or clients paying for the renovations? Time to find another vet. Anonymous

Almost 5 years ago my barrel mare had an awful accident and almost cut half her front hoof…read morecompletely off. If it wasn't for Dr.Cohen and his dedication to caring for animals I do not think she would be alive today let alone racing. He came weekly for MONTHS, in rain, cold, heat to change her cast and make sure she healed the best she could. I wish I was able to share pictures bc last night we ran for the 1st time since her accident. I highly recommend Dr.Cohen and trust him with any and all my animals care. He is honest, trustworthy, and will always give the best care to your pet. *just figured out how to post pictures.

Dr. Cohen has been treating all my animals, big and small for years now. He's amazing. One of the…read moremost honest, brilliant, caring vets you'll ever meet. He truly cares about the best interest of each and every animals he treats. There is no one else I'd rather trust my babies with. If your looking for a great vet, look no further. Thank you Dr.Cohen for all you do for our little farm.

Unfortunately, the first (and last) impression I got was "it's all about the money." My cat had a…read morecat-bite from another of my cats so we took kitty in to dress the wound. $75 to walk in, $40 for the exam, $100 for water treatment, $75 for hydrotherapy, $75 for pain meds, $85 for antibiotics. Checked in at 12 PM and picked up kitty at 3 PM the next day. $45 for the first night and $22.50 for the 1/2 day (from 12-3). ouch. All in, a simple cat bite cost approx $500. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. However, Dr. Clark (part owner) was focused on charging as much as possible. I cannot recommend this place.

I am so grateful to have found this veterinarian hospital. Dr.M and the whole staff are absolutely…read morefantastic. They go above and beyond, they are absolute angels to my hairless cat (Rex) Rex has been sick and not wanting to eat this has caused me much stress and anxiety because my pets are my world. From the moment I entered the receptionist was so nice and helpful. The vet techs really care and kept him wrapped in his blanket as much as possible to keep him warm. You can just tell this is a great environment to work in. Also the pricing for services is beyond reasonable. I have not had the chance to meet the other Vets here but if Dr.M's care is an indicator or the caliber of expertise in this location I know my pets and I will always be in excellent hands Thank you to all who help care for Rex and this anxious mama.

Unfortunately, we had to have our sweet baby euthanized last week. He had lymphoma and took a turn…read morefor the worst so we arrived a little before midnight and he crossed the rainbow bridge at 12:15 AM. Dr Sam Seramur was his doctor and was very comforting and gave us plenty of time to be with him before and after the procedure. Brady never turned down food so when they brought in chicken, he gobbled it down and although it immediately came back up, he enjoyed that last meal. The tech who gently removed his body wrapped in blankets was so kind and it meant a lot when he said that he could tell we were good dog parents. I hope no one reading this has to ever go through this but if you do, I recommend this caring business .

I was where a pet owner never wants to be, at an emergency vet on the weekend. My dog was lethargic…read moreand refusing to eat. Everyone at the clinic was very warm and helpful. When I mentioned that my dog was cold while we were in the waiting room, a technician brought him a blanket. The vet was kind when he came to talk to me about my dog and then later his test results. The medication the vet prescribed had my dog eating later that same day, and back to his regular self in a couple days. I am very grateful to the care the staff provided Rocky and me.

They have been amazing and very accommodating. They are considerate of my financial situation and…read morealways give me options. Good communication. Plenty of vets to choose from.

I am extremely disappointed with how Bastrop Veterinary Hospital handled my dog's appointment…read moretoday. My dog is a Great Dane with advanced dilated cardiomyopathy, atrial fibrillation, and congestive heart failure. He is essentially on hospice care and takes more than 30 medications a day. Because of his severe heart condition, his cardiologist has instructed that he cannot be vaccinated due to the risk to his heart. Bastrop Veterinary Hospital already knows this. My dog has been treated there before, including earlier this year when they performed tests that were ordered by his cardiologist. They have our account, his medical history, and all of this information on file. I scheduled a nail trim appointment because my dog is in pain from overgrown nails and he will not allow me to trim them at home. I explained his medical condition in the appointment notes and that he is reactive and would need to be handled carefully. Before the appointment, the clinic even called and left a voicemail reminding me to give him anxiety medication before coming in. I still had trazodone from a previous visit, so I medicated him 90 minutes before the appointment exactly as instructed. Getting him to the clinic is not easy. Car rides are extremely stressful for him because of his advanced heart disease. I specifically chose this clinic because it is close to my home and minimizes that stress. When we arrived, I told them I would wait in the car because he does not do well around other dogs. They initially agreed. However, they then brought me inside and had me wait in the lobby anyway while they prepared a room, which immediately put him into a stressful situation I had asked to avoid. When they finally took him to the back, I placed a muzzle on him and tightened it to make sure he could not get it off so that staff would be safe. They told me it would only take a moment. Six minutes later, someone came out with a clipboard and told me they could not perform the nail trim because he is not vaccinated. This was shocking and extremely frustrating. They already knew my dog's medical history. They had treated him previously without vaccinations because of his severe heart condition. They had just called me beforehand to ensure he was medicated for the visit. Yet no one bothered to mention that they would refuse treatment once I arrived. Instead, they let me go through the process of medicating a critically ill dog, putting him through the stress of a car ride, muzzling him, and waiting, only to tell me after the fact that they wouldn't help him. My dog is in pain because his nails cannot be trimmed safely at home, which is exactly why I brought him to professionals. If the clinic had simply called ahead of time and said they could not perform the service, that would have been understandable. Instead, they put a very sick dog through unnecessary stress and wasted our time. It was incredibly disappointing and frankly unacceptable.

Our little fur baby unfortunately had an emergency need, and his vet was not accommodating so we…read morewent back to VEG. They are incredible!!! I wish this could be our go-to vet for everything (but emergency vet's have to charge higher fees for the staff at the ready). Anyways, it was a top-notch experience. You feel like you get 5 start treatment from everyone, it's over the top amazing care for both the fur baby and the human. Thank you, VEG! Hopefully we don't need emergency care again (at least for a while!), but if we do we will 100% come back.

I've tried to write this review many times and haven't been able to complete it because of the…read moretrauma and painful memories it brings back. I'm going to try to finish this today though... Please stop telling people you treat birds/chickens. It's false advertising. All you did was charge me over $1,000 while my sweet baby boy Skater suffered and passed away after receiving no meaningful care. I don't care what the emergency is- don't bother wasting precious time in an emergency situation with this place. Instead put those efforts and time into showing your bird love at home for a loving and peaceful death or to trying other things at home to save his life. I went in - there was no line or wait since it was early... maybe one or two other pets were in the back... I knew how much it would be to go to this place but I thought it was worth it for my boy. We got in there and the nurse said I'll be honest I don't think he's going to make it. I said I know but I want to try. I specifically said he desperately needs fluids and antibiotics asap please it's his only chance... I had antibiotics at home but he wasn't eating so he needed an injection which is the only reason we went in. I told her that's all we wanted was antibiotic injection and fluids in order to avoid unnecessary wasted time and charges. She then told me they'd put him in the oxygen box while they figured out when was a good time to give him fluids because they were afraid to try in that moment due to his state. They didn't even try to give antibiotics as I requested urgently. They made us wait HOURS (they made us wait AFTER admitted to prioritize all of the dogs and cats that came in AFTER us). At one point they came to try to figure out what to do and then said they would be back, that a dog or cat just came in critical condition... but mine was there first and also critical! But to this place chicken lives don't matter. They kept it up and kept saying they had to research how to do this or that. The vet said he had to look up which antibiotics he can give to chickens when I insisted I needed them to give him antibiotics asap. Then the vet just comes back mentioning they had to run bloodwork and this and that and had us sign a financial thing approving all of these things he didn't need. Unless you're trying to figure out what bacteria or parasite he has bloodwork at that state was pointless. We already know he's critical. They didn't check what he had. It's like they were just trying to bill us as much as they could and waste as much time as possible all while having him in a box where I couldn't hold him and show him love. After some hours, he was drowning in his fluids in the box and I kept telling them but they didnt care or just kept telling me to put him back. Eventually the vet was like what's best is euthanasia and at that point bc they waited so long not doing what I asked while he just got worse and worse, I said ok because he was just drowning in fluids and I knew it was too late (many hours later). This was clear negligence: no real avian expertise, complete failure to administer the urgent antibiotics and timely fluids I specifically requested, dangerous delays, unnecessary tests, and overall indifference that led to his rapid decline and death. The vet didn't even know basic bird bloodwork values. I knew more than the vet did about chickens. Had they given him antibiotics and fluids as I asked from the start, he would have likely made it--just like my other rooster who developed the exact same symptoms a few weeks later, was just as bad, and fully recovered at home with amoxicillin and toltrazuril. Im still paying off this $1,000+ bill that I've been wanting to fight but haven't been able to because when I remember this day I cry. This place is unethical. This likely won't end here- just trying to find the strength to do something about it. We drove an hour to you just to watch my baby decline without proper care. I don't think anyone cared about him there... The vet sure didn't. He was drowning many times and no one cared or noticed but me... thank God I grabbed him in the end right before his heart attack although sadly might have been too late for him to even notice. His death haunts me daily. How he was treated haunts me. He was the sweetest most loving little rescue boy that loved me more than anything... while he was very sick he dragged himself across the kitchen and living room floor to try to be close to me when I walked away for a few moments doing some chores. No one seems to understand how incredibly emotional and loving these roosters are.

I am deeply grateful to Watercross Kennel (a Champion Lab breeder) for referring me to Philip's…read moreVeterinary Hospital. My beagle suffered a complete ligament tear in her knee, requiring extracapsular surgery on January 30, 2026. Her sutures were removed, and her incision was fully healed by February 9, 2026, a remarkable recovery. I drove from Houston and stayed overnight to make her care possible at an affordable cost. From the start, Dr. Phillips communicated clearly and handled my dog with exceptional skill. She assessed the injury in under two minutes, painlessly and without distress to my dog. Dr. Phillips and her team are outstanding communicators and uphold the highest ethical standards. I recommend Philip's Veterinary Hospital without reservation.

Dr. Philips is the best veterinarian I've ever had. I just absolutely adore her and her staff. I…read moretrust her judgement so much that I drive an hour to get to her. Honestly I would drive 2 hours if I had to. She's extremely knowledgeable and compassionate and very reasonably priced. I wouldn't take my dogs anywhere else. I recommend her to anyone and everyone I can. I also appreciate the fact that she will come in on weekends for a fraction of the cost of an emergency vet. I'm not sure you could ask for much more.

I couldn't have been happier, the experience and the vet she was awesome the technician was so…read morehelpful they were so gentle with my old dog she took care of his ears and itchy skin comparable to Austin Vets but so much closer It was a very clean, pleasant experience. Professional and the vet was very friendly she was so glad we found her . Dr Jean Ohlen

My dog has been a patient here for several years. Over the week-end she became ill with a…read moredistended stomach and weakness in her hind legs. I called the vet on Monday morning and explained what was going on with her. I was told by the man that answered the phone that they were booked up for Monday and Tuesday and I should take her to an emergency vet clinic. He said that the vet wasn't in yet and he would talk with her and call me back. It's been 24 hours and I have not heard from them. From reading other reviews, this seems to be a common thing. You can't count on this vet to see your dog when there is an emergency health issue and when she is an established patient. Take my advice. Go elsewhere. I was able to get an appointment on Monday afternoon at Essential Vet Care. They were wonderful and I highly recommend them. It turns out that my dog has a tumor either on her liver or her spleen and will be having exploratory surgery on Thursday.