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    McLeod E Wade DVM

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Hwy 79 Animal Clinic

    Hwy 79 Animal Clinic

    4.6
    (8 reviews)

    My husband and I are moving out of state and I can only hope we will find a comparable vet clinic…read moreat our next location. We have 3 dogs and 2 cats, so we've tried out a lot of vets and spend more time in these offices than we'd like. This is by far the best vet we have ever found. The staff is always cheerful and welcoming. You can tell everyone here truly cares about the animals. And to top it off, the prices are incredibly reasonable! Dr. Kniffen takes a conservative approach to treatments. At times, he has suggested buying things at a drug store to save money (like Benadryl and a humidifier). He doesn't jump into doing a bunch of tests, X-rays, ultrasounds and the like, unless it's truly warranted. Unfortunately, that seems to be very uncommon with veterinarians these days--it's like they want to milk every dime out of you that they can. I would recommend Highway 79 to anyone looking for a good vet with reasonable pricing. This might be one of the few places left that hasn't been taken over by a big corporation.

    I have to say that the vet has a horrible bedside manner. I don't know if he just had a bad day or…read moreis tired of being a vet of which if this is the case, then it's better to close shop and do something else for a living. It is highly important to be pleasant and polite with customers at all times since they're the ones that put your bread and butter on the table. The staff however is nice. But as far as pet medications go, for the medication that was needed, it was double the cost of what I found it to be elsewhere. However, on the vet clinic's web site that they want you to order from, triple the cost. I don't know why "greed" has to enter the picture. Why not charge affordable prices and thus show love of neighbor since many out there are struggling to make ends meet?

    White Rock Veterinary Hospital

    White Rock Veterinary Hospital

    4.5
    (158 reviews)

    My family and I will always be thankful to White Rock veterinary for their dedication and kindness…read moreto our pets. I highly recommend them not just the front office being nice but also following up once we left. Doctors are also amazing and ready to make you feel at ease.

    We called multiple days in a row for an estimation for our dogs vet visit, eventually they replied…read morewith 86$ for the exam. Which would be absolutely fine if I hadn't specifically asked for anti-anxiety medications for my dog. When she arrived at the vet today the total cost for the visit had jumped to an estimated 304$, for included blood tests on top of the exam. I absolutely understand this is necessary, but when I called to ask why that was not part of the estimation the reply was "Not all anxiety medication requires blood testing." I don't understand how a veterinarian could hear that a dog has anxiety issues, and not have any idea that she's going to need testing for said issue, especially after multiple days of calling in to check. Tying it all off with a wonderful bow, by the time I had someone willing to help and didn't see fit to answer all my questions rudely. My partner had already been forced to pay the cancellation fee and barred from returning as well as one of the employees going out of her way to call my character into question. TLDR: I absolutely 1000% understand not all anxiety meds require bloods testing, I also understand that none of them were ruled out ahead of time so it should've been in the estimation. When I called to ask why it hadn't been included the First Lady was very rude, by the time I had someone else on the phone explaining we were banned.

    Heart of Texas Veterinary Specialty Center

    Heart of Texas Veterinary Specialty Center

    3.4
    (347 reviews)

    My dog Benny and I have been seeing Dr. Hoh and the Internal Medicine team for almost two years…read morenow. Words cannot express the gratitude I have for Dr. Hoh, Courtney, and Jamie. There were times in the last two years when I thought I was close to having to make the decision no one wants to make, but Dr. Hoh and her team never gave up on Benny. I greatly appreciate the time Dr. Hoh has put into researching Benny's case (she has probably even done it after hours!) and her detailed follow-up calls with me. I also appreciate how Courtney and Jamie never think it's a big deal that Benny is very vocal with them in the room (haha), and how they don't think I'm too nuts with all of my emails, calls, and questions. They all love on Benny, and it means the absolute world to me. They're angels, and Benny and I are so lucky to have all of you on our side. Grateful just doesn't even seem like enough. Thank you all so much for everything you do for Benny. I cannot recommend Heart of Texas (and getting your dog a specialist) enough. I have no doubt that everyone at Heart of Texas is awesome, but if you need an Internist for your pet, do not look any further. Dr. Hoh and her team are the best. Period. Also, a shout-out to Carissa and the front desk team, who are also so kind and helpful. Benny and I think you're the best too.

    Here's a cleaner, more concise version that keeps your point strong:…read more I brought my big boy in after hours for a swollen leg. The staff were pleasant, but before even examining him, they presented a treatment plan with charges for radiology, CT, and even an MRI. That raised concerns for me, especially since the injury didn't appear orthopedic. I chose to pay the exam fee and follow up with his primary vet the next morning. He was diagnosed with cellulitis and improved quickly with antibiotics. I'd use caution with after-hours clinics--reading reviews ahead of time can really make a difference.

    McLeod E Wade DVM - vet - Updated August 2026

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