Top notch non-profit cat rescue run by really good people. Also a good harvest host for RVers.read more

Charles, a curly haired mutt needed his summer shave. It had been 4 months since his last shave,…read moreand he had been much less than cooperative with my efforts. Waggin' did an Amazing job! We will be back: Ears, Toes, Face...all really tough spots all done perfectly!

This is the best groomer! She is patient and does a great job! We won't take our dogs anywhere else!read more

moved here in '24 with my pom & bully. I am very particular when it comes to care due to the…read morenatural bulldog breathing/NM heat. I've used Wagon's Wheels for boarding every trip since '24! They tend to the special needs of my dogs, update me during their stay, and they always come back happy like they were on vacation too!

The owner is amazing and friendly, and the people who work for Kim are caring and very attentive…read more My dogs love it there! There's a huge fenced in area for them to romp and play, and they always come home happy. I recommend them highly.

We had our beloved 17-year-old "kitten" put to sleep. I found Peaceful Paws here in Alamogordo for…read morepet cremation. I am overwhelmed by the care and service they provided. Very caring, compassionate and a nice clean facility. I highly recommend them if you have the need for this service.

Vets are excellent. They called the next day to be sure my little pupper was doing well after her…read morevisit. They even reminded me that I could call anytime with questions!

$1600.00 for a cat tooth. Who can afford that now this cat will have to live a life of pain and…read morethey know it. You make you're own decision. Is it for money or for care.. How much money did it cost you to get your last tooth pulled?

Wonderful vet when you can get in. Unfortunately, my dog was suddenly losing her vision and…read moreeverything I read said it required immediate attention. They couldn't see her for 3 days. Her blindness is permanent. Months later I called because she's been vomiting and unable to keep water down. Can't be seen until tomorrow-and that's just for the nurse to see her. I no longer consider her my dog's vet.

I cant believe anyone would give this place anything less than 5 stars. I would give them 100 if I…read morecould. Dr. Lambden and her staff are lovely, and have beyond filled my heart. They have a true love for animals, and it shows as soon as you walk in the door. Our animals are our family. Dr. Lambden took time with my Dog and I. Her knowledge is top of the line. She sat with us for about an hour, asked many questions, and recommended many things for my old gal to live a long and happy life. I actually cried when I left, to know that I brought my baby to the right place. Dr. Lambden is one in a million. God blessed Alamo by planting her here to take care of our animals.

I really love Leslie Animal Clinic - their demeanor and bedside manner with my two dogs is…read moreincredible. Dr. Leslie and Dr. Turner are both eloquent, lovely and helpful when discussing our pups. I would give them 5 stars, but WOW is it expensive to see them. We spent almost $400 at our last visit for two exams, two shots and some ear meds for our one pup. I do appreciate them talking about costs with me as we go, but I'm always leaving there having spent more money than expected. That said, you get what you pay for. Overall, so happy with this team and always feel like my dogs are taken care of.

I believe the medical care my dog received was competent, and ultimately he was correctly diagnosed…read morewith Cushing's disease. The staff was courteous, and I appreciate that. My concern is with the communication and clinical decision-making process. As a healthcare professional myself, I value understanding the assessment, differential diagnosis, and the reasoning behind recommendations. I repeatedly felt that recommendations were presented without sufficient explanation of why a particular test or treatment was the best next step or how the results would change management. Veterinary medicine has become very expensive, and I understand that diagnostics are important. However, clients also deserve a discussion about priorities, expected benefit, and reasonable alternatives based on both the clinical picture and their budget. That conversation was largely missing for us. For example, after my dog's initial workup, I would have appreciated a discussion of why the next recommended step was abdominal imaging versus endocrine testing, and how each option would affect treatment decisions. Instead, I often felt I was trying to piece together the clinical reasoning myself. I don't expect inexpensive veterinary care, and I'm willing to invest in appropriate diagnostics. What I hope for is a collaborative approach where the veterinarian explains the assessment, discusses options, and helps owners make informed decisions rather than simply presenting expensive recommendations. I think this is a capable practice, but communication and shared decision-making are areas where the client experience could be significantly improved.