1. Nueces Veterinary Hospital

1. Nueces Veterinary Hospital

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Corpus Christi, TX

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Nueces Veterinary Hospital

2.2 (9 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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2 years ago

This is by far the best vet I've taken my animals to. I've only had good experiences here with the staff and the veterinarian.

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6 years ago

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5 years ago

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6 years ago

I've taking my dogs and cats here for years, they have a great facility and staff and we love Dr. Hoke.

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VCA Oso Creek Animal Hospital and Emergency Center

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I'm not t sure why I'm seeing bad reviews. Ive been there twice with two different dogs. They were…read morevery understanding and attentive. The front desk staff made me feel very comfortable knowing my puppy was on good hands. Thank you US Navy Retired

On the night of July 15, 2026, we brought our beloved 15-year-old dog, Maile, to VCA Oso Creek for…read morehumane euthanasia due to acute respiratory distress caused by lung cancer. The staff insisted on removing her from our arms to place an IV catheter in the back. Before taking her, the staff explicitly and verbally assured us that she would not be given any medications or sedatives while separated from us. Predictably, separating a fragile, terminal dog from her owners in a crisis caused her panic and respiratory symptoms to escalate. Instead of returning her to our care to calm her, the clinic chose operational efficiency.Upon requesting Maile's official medical logs, we discovered a shocking contradiction. While out of our sight, Dr. Allred immediately administered 0.2 ml of IV Acepromazine--a potent tranquilizer--without our knowledge or consent. When she was finally returned to the room, she was completely unresponsive and profoundly sedated. We actually thought she might already be dead. Because the clinic lied to us about the medication, my wife and I were stripped of our final conscious moments and a shared goodbye with our companion of 15 years.They managed the clinical side of her transition, but completely failed the human side of it. If you choose this facility for end-of-life care, be aware that their backend workflow takes priority over honest communication and your final peace of mind.

Nueces Veterinary Hospital - vet - Updated July 2026

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