I had a wonderful experience at Town & Country Veterinary Hospital. The entire team was incredibly…read morekind, caring, and compassionate from the moment we walked in. A special thank you to Michelle, who took such great care of us. She was patient, gentle, and made both my cat and me feel comfortable throughout the visit. My cat is friendly and loving, and she treated him with genuine kindness and respect. They performed a thorough examination and blood work to make sure nothing serious was going on. Thankfully, they didn't find any concerning issues, and I really appreciated how thorough and thoughtful they were. Out of all the veterinary clinics I've visited in Texas, this is by far the best one I've been to in the Austin area. The level of care, professionalism, and compassion they provide is outstanding. I highly recommend Town & Country Veterinary Hospital. Thank you, Michelle, and the entire team, for taking such wonderful care of my cat!

I have been bringing my pets here since 2010, and won't even consider taking my pets elsewhere. My…read moremost recent visit was to say goodbye to my Ruby. Dr G. was very compassionate and caring, making this emotional event easier. RIP RUBY NOVEMBER 15, 2007 - JULY 15,2024

This doc who owns the clinic has helped us several times including this week. On Tues at 5:30 she…read morestill took us and helped by dear little Barn kitten who required 6 stitch's as my dog decided he was her play toy. Everyone else was closed early for 4th of July.

Excellent service! I've taken my dog here three times so far. It's obvious that everyone that…read moreworks there cares about each pet that is brought into the office for an exam or treatment. The people in the front office are just as welcoming and professional as the vet. The cost is also affordable. My dog is always excited to visit this place.

Very unprofessional, my dogs got into the Amazon package that was left near the fence with billing…read morekiller in it. I called and spoke with Megan and gave her the run down as I have two dogs. Mind you the package was dropped off at 10:30 and they were already in it by 11:00. I didn't get home till after 6 so the poison was already in their system for a substantial amount of time. She quoted $600-800 per dog just to get started at the minimum... I told her i did not have that kind of money laying around. She then took it upon herself to then dig the knife deeper by saying I didn't even have $100 for them... seriously? Who says shit like that?? I hope people see this and judge the type of people that are employed at this clinic. I will never reach out to yall again.

While on vacation my mother took my little Lucy to this animal clinic. They diagnosed her with…read more"slight" parvo... no such thing. Arrived home and took her to her home actual clinic in Austin, where I was informed she is Parvo negative, and I should be refunded for the faulty test and comments. Called Chisholm for a refund, they declined and told me I was wrong. I would not recommend this place, but WOULD recommend the Manchaca Road Animal Hospital in Austin!

Tickle-Blagg Animal Hospital is a great place to go for your vet needs for your pets. I was looking…read morefor a vet that was closer to home. After doing a Google search and reading reviews, decided to move forward with this vet. When calling Tickle-Blagg Animal Hospital to set up an appointment, the staff was very helpful and friendly to get a appointment set. Needed to establish care for my dog. When I arrived, greeted right away. Check in process was smooth. Did not have to wait long to go to a exam room for care. When the technician and doctor came in to do the check up on my pet, they were very professional. Answered all questions and provided next steps that were needed. I am glad that I found this vet. It is very comforting to know that there is a vet that cares for your pet needs. Pricea a reasonable. Checking out and setting up for next appointments was smooth sailing . The front desk staff is friendly and helpful. This is the place where I will be taking my cats and dog to for all their vet needs. It definitely checked all the boxes when you are looking for a place to take your pets to for their medical needs.

Took my geriatric Chiweenie, Monkey, to Tickle-Blagg last week after she had been scratching and…read morelicking her feet for a week or more. Two smiling, cheerful faces met me in the reception area. Reagan and Tyler were friendly and helpful from beginning to end. The vet tech, Bianca was upbeat and engaging as she took Monkey's history. Vet Ashley Simon was one of the most attentive, thorough vets I have EVER used in the almost 50 years of being a pet Mom. If you're looking for a team who cares and give you and your fur babies VIP treatment, make an appointment TODAY!!! They treat new clients like royalty!

We had two male cats neutered today through TNR. The clinic is very nice and clean. Staff,…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. Cats both did well and the surgery went well.

I called to make an appointment for Saturday. I was informed Saturday appointments have an extra…read morecharge of $20 per dog. Did EVC just become an ER vet or clients paying for the renovations? Time to find another vet. Anonymous

I couldn't have been happier, the experience and the vet she was awesome the technician was so…read morehelpful they were so gentle with my old dog she took care of his ears and itchy skin comparable to Austin Vets but so much closer It was a very clean, pleasant experience. Professional and the vet was very friendly she was so glad we found her . Dr Jean Ohlen

My dog has been a patient here for several years. Over the week-end she became ill with a…read moredistended stomach and weakness in her hind legs. I called the vet on Monday morning and explained what was going on with her. I was told by the man that answered the phone that they were booked up for Monday and Tuesday and I should take her to an emergency vet clinic. He said that the vet wasn't in yet and he would talk with her and call me back. It's been 24 hours and I have not heard from them. From reading other reviews, this seems to be a common thing. You can't count on this vet to see your dog when there is an emergency health issue and when she is an established patient. Take my advice. Go elsewhere. I was able to get an appointment on Monday afternoon at Essential Vet Care. They were wonderful and I highly recommend them. It turns out that my dog has a tumor either on her liver or her spleen and will be having exploratory surgery on Thursday.

This review is late in coming, but Dr. Meyer is the kindest, most skilled vet ever. He took…read moreincredible care of my stray-turned-love of my life, Babe, for many years until we moved north and Babe crossed the rainbow bridge at an elderly age. He was very insightful in telling me that while someone had been cruel to him, someone else had been kind to him. As it took 2 months for Babe to receive pets without flinching, I didn't bother looking for whoever abused him. Dr. Meyer taught me a lot about rehabilitating my skiddish stray into a loyal, happy dog. He was honest and supportive when I tried to rescue another stray who was not pregnant but suffering the latter stages of heart worms. Now with another dog found meandering the streets (whose owners claimed to have 'given her up 2 years ago') I'll be taking her to Dr. Meyer to help her get a healthier, happier life!

First: This office has since gone corporate. If you click on the YELP link it is not their current…read morewebsite and the peeps in the pic are not legit. You might not read my long, emotional, personal story but it could become your story. Free speech includes opinions and reviews. No one should be punished for speaking out unless they are lying and why would I lie? This WONDERFUL vet clinic turned into a blackmail machine. MANY months ago I went in with my dog Karma (not knowing that Dr. Meyers was gone). Karma had horrible ear infections (again) and her "downstairs" was like bloody leather (AGAIN). I asked over and over to stop sending me home with my girl's ears full of medical "ear goop" and a lipstick-sized tube of "doggie neosporin." I then took her to Brykerwood's only to find that bacteria had eaten her eardrums and she would never hear again. Her entire body was infected with bacteria and she needed a medicated shampoo daily. As I shaved her I was disgusted with the white balls of strange bacteria attached to her skin and hair falling to the concrete. A week later she was like a puppy again. There is a reason I am updating and re-telling my story: I have a Great Dane that I took in for pre-op bloodwork necessary to put him under for surgery. His "visit" and flea/HW meds cost over $330. (They reimbursed me for $45 of that amount) About 9 days ago he (Odin) had a serious episode. I called Riverside Vet in desperation because bloat is deadly and he had all of the symptoms. Odin couldn't sit or lay down. His stomach was bigger than normal. His nose was dry and warm. Thomas answered. I begged them to see Odin. Thomas said they would call me right back to see when they could get him in. Thomas/they never did call me back. I had to turn to a emergency clinic. In a cosmic coincidence while tearfully waiting for that call I went to get the mail. There was a large vanilla envelope from Riverside Vet with a cover letter saying that "care was based on trust." And then, in very long and rambling paragraphs it said that I gave them a bad review in the past on Yelp and... "we have canceled all of your upcoming appts" (including Odin's surgery that I had to plan for 6 weeks in advance) and promising to reimburse me for Odin's bloodwork. All and all getting Odin seen at an emergency clinic cost me over $650 + $598 the very next day for a "follow-up" because I no longer had a vet. At least Odin is still alive. Karma is not.

I seriously thought my cat was dying. I'd taken her several times to her previous vet and all they…read moredid was give her antibiotics and steroids. She had lost over 2 pounds and she was already a small cat! Dr Sosa quickly diagnosed her and now she's a new cat! I'll never take her anywhere else! Thank you!!

I didn't go to them. $215 for a first initial exam and then the added fees for whatever you're…read moreneeding. This place is actually a scam

We have had one of our dogs seen thrice by this animal hospital and our other dog seen twice. I…read morehave not met anyone at the clinic as our dogs are always at the pet resort when they're seen by the Doctors. I am very protective of my pets so when I say that I am 10000% comfortable leaving my babies in their care having never met them is HUGE! They are not only very communicative with every step of their exam, process, treatment, and follow up. But whenever we tell our furbies they're "going to the Doctor" they get as excited as if I told them they're were going to see their grandparents. Thank you to all of you @ Firehouse Vet for taking such beautiful care of our darlings! You folks truly are in it for the betterment of the animals!

It was a little while ago that I wrote a really great post for this amazing veterinary group. The…read moreonly reason we had left was because it's hard to manage prescriptions when you have more than one dog that needs prescriptions It was very confusing. What I wanted everyone to know is that about less than eight weeks later we returned we felt so good to be home amongst family because that's what these guys are. They're not just some people that take care of your dogs. They become your family. They look out for you and your pets. With all their heart, they love each and every patient that comes in. They are treated with respect and such loving care. I now know why the Lord directed us back besides the fact that we miss them. It was because our seven year-old Doberman Zeus was going to pass unbeknownst to us. He was coughing all night and it was just clear fluid and he was bringing up so I know it wasn't his stomach. I figured it was his heart cause I have 26 years of medical training. We got to the vet ASAP first thing in the morning. They were waiting for us immediately took Zeus in and the doctor came in within five minutes. His name is Dr Raines, and he is truly exceptional among his peers. he listened to his chest and within seconds he's like somethings not right. I gotta take him to x-ray his heart. So he did that and he also I believe did a sonogram as well. He came back 10 minutes later with the look on his face and I already knew I knew it I had ventured in my thoughts that it was DCM. And of course, it was confirmed it was DCM. But he had never had any cardiac problems before, and he was seen by the vet at least twice every six months just for follow ups. It was hard for me because my husband left me to go to a special meeting session with his company and he was three hours away. I am disabled and use a walker. When all of this started happening, the wheels in my mind started to spin a hour. I was gonna do this by myself. We have a 800 foot driveway. anyway, I called my husband to let him know. I walked with the walker down a steep driveway and managed to get in the truck with no problem. I then drove the truck up to the front door because I cannot walk so I am not strong enough. And as soon as I open the door, he jumped right in he was whining, but sometimes he does that in the car. I called the Vet ahead of time and let them know please come out and get him for me and I'll follow them. Reason being I cannot walk Zeus he's 110 pounds of muscle. so like I said they were waiting for us they did the testing we knew the diagnosis. Despite all their efforts and medications trying to get his heart rate to go down, it would not. Two hours later when I got there, my husband had made it and beat me to it. I thank God he did. because what I saw was a dog in agony not the dog that I dropped off. It was within three hours that we got there that we must and had to put him down. Reason being the vet said he's not gonna make it through the day and his heart's gonna give out going into cardiac arrest. It's an excruciating death and I said no then we're not waiting any longer. Let's put the poor baby down. My husband laid behind him on the floor I laid in front of him on the floor, our arms wrapped around him as one just telling him how much we love him and thank you for all that he did. He was also my service dog. I have never had such a close relationship with any other dog except another Doberman that we had that past name Apollo. And I'm really sorry for the long post here, but I want everyone to know how they all came in cause they all loved him one at a time to say goodbye to him, and even Dr. Raines had a tear of running down his face. You see, he was a true gentle giant, and he loved all people he would put his head on the vets lap while he would talk to us. He will never be forgotten and thanks to the kindness of this veterinarian Group. Everything went perfect. He never woke up. Nothing happened that wasn't expected. It takes experience to know how to euthanize correctly. He gave him propofol and after he was passed out that's when he got the second shot. This was on November 11 and then I'm sorry it took so long to put this year but my husband and I are world is still falling apart a little bit more each day. So sorry that I we waited to write this. I want all of you at Firehouse Vet to know how outstanding each and every one of you is you are an exceptional team and you're so loving and it's true love it's not fake to our animals. I think you all for being supportive of us during this time and your beautiful card that you sent. I think I'll stop here because I know this is too long for most people to read. I just had to give them our gratitude. God bless you all.