I have found the vets at this clinic, Dr. Vignes and Dr. Westin, to be thorough, competent and…read morekind. They not only are concerned and caring with my sick dogs but they are caring about the money I spend to keep them happy and healthy. Good vets don't just treat animals, but they have to be good with people too. These vets check all the boxes.

Dr. Wiener has retired. The new group that purchased his practice is awesome. Very caring and…read morehelpful. When I had to put my elderly boxer down, I stayed with her and loved on her until the end. I have 4 Corgis that I still take to the clinic, the staff is great and the office is clean. I highly recommend them for your fur baby!

After an accident, we had to rush our furry boy into NVC. I'm giving 4 stars because the emergency…read morenight clinic bled us dry and left my daughter sitting there for 5 hrs, not having very many answers or explanations, telling us it would be around $15,000 for this surgery...and not being super clear about what to expect. They would get a 2 star (only because they did give him pain meds & let him stay there the night) But...ln came the sun! Niki & the rest of the staff on day crew here at NVC took amazing care of our Bandit! I highly recommend NVC day team for care and surgery- they were professional and gave us all of the information we needed, and Niki even called several times during the process with updates, and followed up with us several times after surgery to make sure our boy is doing well! I don't know what I would do without the big hearts of people like that! Thank you for all you do Niki and for NVC helping us get Bandit back home!

I waited several weeks before writing this review so I could evaluate the experience as objectively…read moreas possible. Summary I brought a pregnant dam to this clinic for an emergency C-section after labor stalled. The initial surgery resulted in severe internal bleeding that required a second emergency surgery later the same day by a different surgeon to save her life. Communication throughout the process was poor, and my dam and puppies were kept at the clinic for more than 24 hours. After discharge, the puppies were significantly underweight, dehydrated, and in poor condition. All puppies contracted canine parvovirus despite the dam being fully vaccinated. Full Experience We recently relocated our kennel to the area and had a large-breed dam whose labor stalled approximately three hours after delivering her first puppy. The emergency clinic we had previously vetted was closed, so out of necessity I brought her to NVC at approximately 4:00 a.m. on 5/5/2026. After the initial examination, bloodwork, radiographs, and ultrasound, Dr. James Longoria recommended proceeding with a C-section. He assured me that he routinely performed C-sections and spays and advised that spaying during the final C-section would be more cost-effective. Before surgery, I specifically asked whether oxytocin would be administered in an attempt to stimulate labor before performing surgery. I was told it would be. However, the medical records I later received contain no indication that oxytocin was ever administered. I was also told my dog would be seen immediately. Instead, the surgery began significantly later than I was led to expect. Around the time I had been told discharge would occur, I returned to the clinic and was informed that my dog was still in surgery. When I questioned the delay, I was told the procedure was taking longer because of the size of the blood vessels that needed to be closed. During this time, staff asked me to bring in the puppy that had already been delivered at home so it could nurse with the dam and litter. Believing this would be in the puppies' best interest, I agreed. Several hours later, after repeated attempts to obtain updates, I received a call from lead surgeon Dr. Brady Hanson requesting permission to take my dog back into surgery because she was not doing well. I immediately consented. Dr. Hanson later informed me that he had found multiple sites of internal bleeding and had to perform emergency corrective surgery. He also administered multiple blood transfusions. In my opinion, Dr. Hanson saved my dog's life. He communicated clearly, acted decisively, and was transparent about what had occurred. For that, I am genuinely grateful. Unfortunately, communication from the clinic as a whole remained poor throughout the remainder of the hospitalization. I repeatedly called seeking updates and was consistently told that the puppies were doing well and nursing normally. I specifically asked whether puppy weights were being monitored to ensure proper neonatal development and was told that they were. On 5/6/2026, I was finally told I could pick up the dam and puppies. Upon discharge, I was shocked by the condition of the puppies. They were significantly underweight, dehydrated, and appeared to have received inadequate care during their first 32 hours of life. When I requested their birth weights, I was informed that puppy weights were not recorded because only the dam was considered the patient. This directly contradicted what I had previously been told when I specifically asked whether weights were being monitored. Every puppy developed canine parvovirus. Because the dam was fully vaccinated and we've never had parvo in our program, I can only speculate as to how this occurred. My concern is that the puppies may not have received adequate nursing and colostrum during their critical first hours of life, especially given the dam's medical complications and need for a second surgery. Regardless of the cause, I spent the next three weeks providing around-the-clock intensive care to save the litter. Thankfully, all puppies survived with the guidance and treatment provided by my regular veterinarian. Final Thoughts My total bill was $5,212. The clinic did not charge me for the second surgery that was required to correct the complications from the first procedure. The financial cost, however, pales in comparison to the time, emotional stress, and ongoing expense of managing a parvovirus outbreak and decontaminating our home and kennel property. While I am thankful to Dr. Hanson for saving my dog's life, my overall experience with this clinic was deeply disappointing. Between the surgical complications, inconsistent communication, conflicting information regarding puppy care, and the condition of the puppies at discharge, I cannot recommend this facility. If faced with another emergency, I would choose to drive to Houston or to a 24-hour clinic across the Louisiana border rather than return here.

They are Awesome, Really dedicated to their craft, from Doctors and other staff,especially Dr…read more Wilkerson, and Edward Hughey...I have a very temperamental feline and they know how to handle him,and I'm really appreciative of this. The staff there really cares for the patients, See if you bring your pet there, they will be in very capable hands.

I will never bring my dog back there again. I brought him there to be boarded for 4 days, and when…read morepicking him up there was dog poop matted all over on his rear end. It wasn't like he had diarrhea. It was clumped.. Keep in mind this is a dog that is house trained, and kennel trained..After calling up there and talking to someone, I was told their was no poop in the cage and he was walked 2 times a day. They also stated that they would shampoo him for free this week. Hell no I don't want them ever touching my dog again II will be finding another veterinary clinic.

I saw the negative reviews after leaving my dog for the night and got a little nervous, however my…read moreexperience was very pleasant from the start. I called first to ask about some alarming symptoms my dog was having and got an upfront, quick response. The technicians' speech remained calm every time they spoke which was reassuring. Doctor Flowers was very attentive and took good care of my baby. I hope I never have to take my dog to the emergency clinic again, but if I do, we will be going to SETAEC.

This review is only in regards to the technician I spoke with. I have no experience with the…read moreveterinarians, and cannot comment on their services or professionalism. To make a long story short, if you plan to be seen at this clinic, be sure to show up in a chipper mood. After waiting over 30 minutes to be triaged (totally okay with me as I understand there are always animals with greater needs than mine), I was met by a technician who wAs a bully, verbally abusive, and literally told me that because I was being "rude" that my dog would "have to wait a lot longer". Mind you, my dog had been attacked and had multiple lacerations to her neck. He was looking at my dog laying down in the back of my SUV while telling me that I have a bad attitude and that he was putting her at the bottom of the list. Behind a dog that had an inflamed eye. This is NOT how triage works. The fact that this technician, Jason, punished my pet because I didn't feel the need to coddle his emotional instability is absolutely ridiculous. Nobody comes to the ER vet having a good day. I can handle him being rude to me, but punishing my injured family member out of spite is poor ethical practice among many other things. Please know that if I was a man, he would have NEVER spoken to me this way. I'm a 32 year old female, and was alone and scared. Apparently my tone was not to his liking. Included is a picture of what another practice did to help my dog. Just to clarify that this was more than a small wound. Yes, I had to leave and find somewhere else because he left me outside after looking at my dog. He went in and put her chart away to punish me. He did all of this while we were alone in the parking lot. I have never in my life had a grown man condescend me and speak to me this way. I'm an RN and deal with rude patients daily, but this doesn't change the fact that I am there to help them. If I behaved in the manner he did, I would lose my license and be fired. It's abuse. Plain and simple. Against me and my animal. Also, check out their other yelp page. They have two! The other also has similar bad experience.

When presented with a scary situation while puppy-sitting one day, his mom asked if I could take…read morehim in to be seen. I was able to get an appointment within 2 hours. Once there, I practically walked in to the exam room (didn't even have time to sit in the waiting room before we were taken back!) The tech was very patient and sympathetic, even though the pup was upset, showing his aggressive side to strangers, as he does. She went about her business on the computer, all the while speaking to him in a very calm way (but not making eye contact, as that is a sign of aggression): "I know! Who are the strange people? Just tell me about it!" In just a few minutes, she was able to entice him to the lab with a treat! The Dr was very attentive and thorough, and had made a diagnosis after a few minutes of examination. (Apparently the tech was also looking at the specimen. Two eyes are better than one!) Crisis averted, I was able to check out IN the same exam room--what a relief to avoid corralling a loud and hyper pup while trying to receive instructions on his meds and paying! Incidentally, he had eaten something he shouldn't have, and is just fine now. And I am so glad to know that there is a wonderful, competent and friendly veterinary only 10 minutes from home, just in case of emergency!

Being truthful. One blood taken in the 10yr. Brought my best friend my baby my world in because her…read moretummy was swollen. Yes she had problems with her legs. But the swollen belly. Dr Sara took Sissy to the back and said that was just fat!!! Sissy wasn't feeling well so I took her in to be checked. Next thing they kill my baby. I went to shock.

I used to really like Delta Equine Center when I could take my dog or cats to see Dr. Appleton…read more Since they moved to the new center, I never know who will be examining my pet. And I have been upset that the cost of my last few visits for my cat(s) has been around $160 per visit! I now have 3 cats, so I guess I am going to have to look elsewhere for veterinary care after nearly 20 years.

My baby broke his leg last wednesday and I called the Center cause my daughter in law takes her…read morebabies there. Well anyways they calmed me down cause i was a mess. Dont forget my baby broke his leg. Any ways he had surgery twp days later and hes home now resting and enjoying being spoiled even more. You guys took very good care of lucky gave me up tp date details about lucky. And now they call and check up on him. I definetly will be taking my other baby there. THERE ARE THE BEST AND GOD BLESS THEM IN THE WORK THEY DO. You cant put a price on the love that you have for you babies. Thank You again

We took our cat, who had an infection in her mouth and eyes, and they squeezed us in without an…read moreappointment. She received 2 shots, eye drops and a followup appointment in 2 weeks. Satisfied all around so far

Maggie was treated expertly and is now fully recovered xxxxxxxxx…read more Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxddddxxxx

I rescue cats, so I have a tremendous high number. At the moment I have 17 cats and one retriever…read moredog. I've used Rusty Hall for years and my brothers as well. He has always been great with my babies and his staff has too. Will continue to bring all my animals there!

my chihuahua needed stitches as a result of a dog fight. Dr. Hall and his staff did a wonderful job…read morecleaning and stitching her wounds. they are priced reasonable and very personable with their clients. I like them.