My husband and I could not be happier with the care our dog Charlie Brown receives at Stoneridge…read more The staff and veterinarians are loving and thoroughly explain your pet's condition and answer any questions you may have. We do not hesitate to recommend to any of our pet lover friends!

Every time we have needed their service, we've received excellent care, even when bringing our dog…read more The staff is always so helpful over the phone, providing advice and assistance before we even need to visit in person. It makes a big difference knowing we can rely on their guidance. The only challenge we've faced is that they are closed on weekends, which can make it difficult to find a convenient time for visits. Despite this, their great service always makes up for it, and we appreciate all that they do!

My cat has to have surgery for the 2nd time in 2 years. The staff are kind and courteous and the…read moredoctors are excellent. I'm so glad we switched from Banfield to AHOC. It's not just drop your pet off, you can be in the room with them for exam and talk with the techs and the Dr.

I was thankful to have a place that was available to take my dear fur baby. She was really…read moresuffering. From the follow up appointment, I don't think they were sensitive to our needs in this situation. I took her to another place. That was, and compassionate, which I appreciate very much!

I've been to quite a few emergency vet clinics over the years, and I do admit that this one in…read moreMagnolia was probably the best experience of them all. When we discovered that our nine-year-old spaniel was bleeding from her mouth, we monitored her for an hour or so to see if it subsided. After all, it was a Sunday and our regular vet wasn't open. When the bleeding continued, with it occasionally being pretty significant, I jumped on my vet's website to see what emergency clinics they recommend. Emergency Pet Care of Texas was one of two listed, and since I'd had an extremely negative experience with the one that is actually closer to me, I made the nearly 40-minute drive up to Magnolia to have her checked out. Sign in was smooth and not overly detailed (not asking a lot of what I deem as unnecessary questions). Wait time was minimal. Tech tended to her relatively quickly, and by this time much of the bleeding had subsided greatly. Still wanted her to see a vet, which she did shortly. Vet was thorough and didn't recommend any additional testing or examination because by the time she saw the vet, all bleeding had stopped. If it had not, it would have indicated something more severe: rat poison or sago palm ingestion, for example. But since that did not appear to be the case, we were instructed to watch her, keep her quiet with minimal exercise and see our regular vet the next day when they were open if the bleeding began again. I appreciate that EPCT was not overly aggressive in trying to treat what turned out to be a minor nick on her gum line that apparently caused the bleeding (mouth bleeds can be pretty traumatic initially, I was told, but they do subside within an hour or two if it's nothing serious). Other emergency vet clinics usually jump on "needed testing" which results in sometimes exorbitant charges that prove nothing at all (I'm speaking from experience). The techs and the vet calmed my fears, assessed my dog for potential dire conditions and sent us on our way. Easy to locate, ample parking, nice waiting area, friendly attendants, techs and vet experience. Charges were extremely fair. Wait time for us was short, but understand they do triage incoming cases so wait times can be extended due to severity of emergency. Definitely recommended, since they only treat emergency cases (rather than continuing, routine care of pets), so they are clearly prepped for that. While it was a drive to get here from where we live, it was worth it knowing I wouldn't need to cash in my 401(k) for my dog to be seen on a Sunday.

This is a long overdue review. Unfortunately, I've been here a few times because of emergencies…read morefor my babies. Each time has been as good as can be expected when you're in an emergency situation, and it's your fur baby's life on the line. This time was no different except for it was my cat, and he was on his way out. He was in very, very bad shape. He was triaged immediately. The news was not what I wanted, but as the person who has raised him for 19 years, it was a decision I had to make. My point here is the ladies that were on duty that evening were not just professional, or on point with their assessment, but went above and beyond on the empathy scale. I cannot say enough about the support that I received while I was there and I would 1000% recommend this Clinic to anyone. Everyone that helped me that evening from the front desk to the ladies in the back...I appreciate the kind words and the hugs that I received. I am more than grateful for you and giving my boy a peaceful jump out of this world

This place is horrible stay away at all cost!…read more Took my dog in on Memorial Day in the morning and 2.5 hours later still didn't see a doctor. We just walked out. Don't bring your pet here. Update: We wound up at UrgentVet in the Woodlands later the same day. The experience was like night and day. They greeted us, almost immediately, the doctor saw her within 30 minutes and came up with a course of diagnosis to find out what is going on. We are now waiting for the results and all of it happened in under an hour. I dropped 2k on the diag and treatment but would have paid double that if needed for my precious dog. These people actually seemed to care about my pet and me.

My dog got snake bit last Sunday and there was nowhere in my home town of Huntsville that was…read moreopened so we drove to Conroe and came here. When I told the vet that we were on a very limited budget rather than trying to sell me treatments I couldn't afford so that I would walk away feeling guilty for not being able to afford them she asked me if I wouldn't mind telling her what my budget was and adjusted her recommendations to fit my budget. She gave him pain medication and antibiotics. We were able to pick up the medication at the counter when we paid for our visit and we came out with a vet bill that we could afford. I don't live in Conroe so I doubt I will be going back but, if I ever do find myself in need of a vet in Conroe, or on a Sunday I like this place.

Dr Crellin was the best she could be with the hardest and saddest decision I had to make to allow…read moremy dog to leave and be with his creator after being 17 yrs and 3 mos old. Unlike most vets, with Bethany (Dr Crellin) you are not just another number. Most vets are out to make a buck. She even sent me a sympathy card, surely one of the saddest days of my life , first time to allow my best friend, Lucky, to be in peace and not suffer any longer. As time moves on, I understand perhaps I may have let it go too long, but it does not negate the fact I miss my dog immensely. For those of you who have to ultimately make this decision, know that understanding comes in time after being upset.

Dr. Bethany is the best! When our WFT Pete developed DM and his quality of life declined to a point…read morethat was so debilitating, hopeless and painful, we called Dr. B. She came to our home in the middle of those rain storms and flooding. She was so sweet, sympathetic and calm with us and Pete. Pete and I sat on the couch rubbing his ears and scratching his favorite places while Dr. B, my husband and I talked. She let us take our time while comforting us and letting Pete just relax. Afterwards, she was very considerate of us and Pete's body. Later she sent us a very touching sympathy card. If we had it to do over, we wouldn't change a thing about our interaction with Dr. B. If you are having to make this decision, I couldn't recommend anyone more highly than Dr Beth!

I called to get a price on euthanizing a very sick dog who is terminal so I can end her suffering…read more While the person who answered was polite, she quoted me $100! And that's with me bringing home my dog and handling her after life care ourselves (we have a spot in the backyard prepared). What can possibly cost $100? It can't be inflation. I have been down this road before with the same breed, although it has been almost 10 years. This is a tiny breed, she has stopped eating, and she has lost more than half her weight. There is no quality of life left. I guess I'm going to keep calling around. It's a shame too because a social media post recommended this place. I prefer not to be taken advantage of financially through my emotions and their greed.

Dr Scott is a wonderful, kind veterinarian and explains everything completely. I felt so at ease,…read morewith him doing the teeth cleaning to my fur babies.

I've been bringing my now 1-year-old cat to 1488 Medical Clinic for the past year, and every visit…read morehas been an excellent experience! We saw Dr. Darty today, and she was absolutely amazing. She kept me informed every step of the way, called with updates throughout the visit, and made sure I was comfortable with every recommendation before moving forward. The front office staff is always friendly, responsive, and quick to answer my questions whenever I call. It's clear that everyone at the clinic genuinely cares about their patients and their families. I highly recommend 1488 Medical Clinic and Dr. Darty to anyone looking for compassionate, attentive, and exceptional veterinary care!

Avoid this place at all costs. They have absolutely no compassion for a family dealing with the…read moreloss of a pet/family member. Our dog was at the end of her life. She was suffering. So we made the difficult decision to have her euthanized. Trying to make her as comfortable as possible. We made the appointment. With the assumption it would quick and painless. Instead they made my family wait an hour in the exam room. Even then we had to ask someone to come in and help us. At that point the Vet came in as arrogant POS. Then proceeded to try and charge us $400 to put my dog down. $65 for the exam that wasn't necessary and $100 for the meds. So where did the extra $235 come from? I feel they just want to take advantage of a grieving family. Trying to get every dollar they can while you're obviously upset. All of that said, your pets deserve better. Don't take them here for anything.

I think the shelter sells their little dogs to rescues that cost anywhere from five to $1000 and…read morethen they must give a cut to the shelter because for two years I have looked for a small dog in the shelter and I've never found one but the rescues they have plenty of them

The facility itself is clean. I adopted a cat, they offered…read morefood and toys,litter. She had her spay surgery the day before I brought her home. All was going well until I saw a round oozing spot on her back. Took her to my vet, received cortisone shot and some spray. Took her back to shelter for booster, their vet diagnosed her with ringworm, and let me know the vigorous steps, he said it would be difficult and he was right, I tried everything, it was to much for a 70yr old. I had to return her over a month later. My issue is, it's easy to check for ringworm why was it not done before adoption? Or did they know beforehand? I never would have adopted her had I known.