First of all, this was yesterday; Fri morning. my indoor rabbit started grinding his teeth ? Google's AI told me that 'it's a sign of pain'. Go to your vet immediately!' I Called every Exotic Vets and all are booked ('Mon Tue Wed). If I waited until then he would have died. My last call was to PAWS2CLAWS. They were also booked however when I told them what he was going (they passed on to Dr.Scott, she said to hurry up and get here. Took me an hour and it was well worth the drive! Straight to the back and she ended up going home with 2 pain meds and a powder to mix with water to hand feed him (syringe in corner of mouth). I did have to syringe water for him. Larry's doing better today and his grinding is minimal. The staff & Dr Scott are fantastic read more

I gave 2 stars because the staff was amazing, but Dr. Scott was not. I brought in my Cane Corso because he hadn't eaten or drunk water in 2 days and he smelled awful, not his usual orange-scented self. I was scared and didn't have much money. When Dr. Scott came in, she wasn't pleasant and acted as if she couldn't touch my dog, even though he had a muzzle on. She left, and I was given an initial cost of over $1000 to start treating my dog, which I couldn't afford. The cost was then reduced to $800, and finally to $192 for bloodwork, fluids and an office visit, which I could afford. However, they said my dog wouldn't let them give him fluids nor could they draw his blood, so they sent me home with meds (pills) and charged me $162, advising me to bring him back in 2 weeks. Unfortunately, my dog wasn't eating, so giving him the meds didn't work and by the next day, he was worse. I took the long drive to his previous vet, where I should have gone initially. They immediately took action, assisted me with CareCredit and although I now have an $1800 bill, I will gladly pay it for the service and treatment my dog is receiving. Had Dr. Scott shown some kindness and not spoken about my dog in a non-caring manner in her back hallway; the walls are thin my dear, I would have applied for CareCredit at their clinic to get him treated. I will never go back to this place and Dr. Scott needs to consider a new line of work because part of being a veterinarian is to care about the animals you're servicing, regardless of breed, the owner's race, or financial status. I wasn't looking for free services; I was looking for help and guidance, but I didn't find it there. read more

Had to take my dogs elsewhere. Unnecessary procedures odd hours, high costs. This has turned into a business more concerned with money than the health of the patients. read more

Extremely disappointed in this place, mainly with Dr. Scott. If I could give zero stars, I would. My 9 year old lab had emergency surgery, at an emergency pet hospital, for a ruptured mass which resulted in removing her spleen and part of her pancreas (so MAJOR surgery). Long story short, our dog was diagnosed with a very aggressive type of cancer. After the diagnosis, we were told not to let her do any strenuous activity, crazy movements, or run around as another mass could rupture for quite awhile. I brought her in to Paws and Claws to get her staples removed 14 days after her surgery (which was the recommended time) and told them everything the emergency hospital said/gave them all the paperwork. I also shared that my dog is extremely nervous/scared when it comes to vets. Given all that information, Dr. Scott walked into the room multiple times without even acknowledging my dog (even when my dog walked up to her) or introducing herself, she just went straight to the computer. The first thing she said to me was "it's cancer, right? Do you even know anything about this type of cancer?" and proceed to print a whole article out while telling me I needed to go home and read it (without telling me any information herself except that the life expectancy was between weeks to 3 months.) The 4th time she came into the room, she brought 2 techs with her, to remove the staples. She wanted my dog to lay down, on her back, stomach facing upward to give her the perfect angle to take out the staples. I shared that I didn't think my dog was going to like that and asked if their was another angle we could try instead while also reminding them that she isn't supposed to be exerting that much energy or making strenuous movements. Dr. Scott said any other angle was not comfortable for her so she would only do it in this angle. She did not care about my requests or that my dog is clearly in distress. She kept trying to force my dog to lay down and roll over while she was whining, kicking, and trying everything in her power to make them stop holding her down. They had their forearm over my dogs throat at one point, making it hard for her to breathe. I said multiple times that she isn't supposed to be moving like this and it's only been 14 days since her major surgery. Dr. Scott finally gave up, after traumatizing my dog and myself. You would think being a veterinarian, you would care about the health and safety of the animal you're dealing with but that is absolutely not the case with Dr. Scott. We ended up taking our dog to a different place a few days later and they were able to remove all the staples with my dog standing up (in a comfortable position for her) while the doctor was the one on the ground underneath her in about 5 minutes. Overall, our experience was absolutely terrible. Dr. Scott is very inconsiderate, selfish, has no apathy, and is very pushy. Her goal was to charge me as much as possible for putting in the littlest amount of work on her end. I will never bring my dog or any animal back here again. If you care about your pets at all, I highly recommend you avoid this place at all costs!! read more

Called this morning asking for compassionate help. The woman who answered the call, listened to my concerns, offered no assistance. Then hung up on me. read more

We are very happy with the team at Paws to Claws. Dr. Scott always answers our questions and the staff is very friendly The techs have always been very good our dog. read more

I took my rat here today and the staff were amazing. My rat was wheezing for a few days and not getting better and they fit me in really quickly and even called me when there was a cancellation so I got to move my appointment up in the day. I was very upset and anxious because I was really under the impression that I was going to be saying goodbye to my friend today, but they gave her antibiotics and I believe she will do her best and persevere! They also gave me a lot of great advice and help, since this was my first rat and I had already made mistakes with her along the way. It's a long story, but I was very anxious about holding her and it was making my rat anxious as well and I have never truly gotten to hold and appreciate my friend. However, at today's visit, my rat loved being held by the staff! She was getting many scratches and cuddles and was basically in rat heaven! I had know idea she was so social and they really gave me a lot of advice on helping her feel more comfortable being held at home. I even got to hold her for a long time and I'm very excited that not only do I get to take my friend home, but I get to become closer with her during the rest of the time we have together. This staff was amazing and gave me a gift that I can't repay- but I will surely try! So if you have an exotic animal this staff can definitely help if needed! I know they do birds and reptiles as well as my rat. I would give them way more than 5 stars if I could! read more

Paws To Claws Veterinary Care - This is my rat in a strawberry hammock! - Veterinarians Near Me - Magnolia, Texas

I took my chameleon Tom here based off a rec from a vet we have been to in the past. I was a wreck upon arriving. It's so hard finding a vet for exotics much less last minute. Paws to claws was so accommodating and took us in right away and had Tom cared for. They even put up with my 100 phone calls because of course, this was a new vet and I thought Tom was dying and they were still so nice to me. Dr Scott was incredibly knowledgeable and kind. 10/10 I do recommend to anyone thinking about bringing their pet. Thank you guys for dealing with my anxiety and helping my guy. We appreciate yall. read more

Paws To Claws Veterinary Care - Veterinarians Near Me - Magnolia, Texas

We love Paws To Claws! Everyone is so nice and friendly! Dr. Scott is very professional and caring and always examines our dogs thoroughly. They always suggest extra treatments or ask if we would like to do them without insisting. They have an online pharmacy with auto ship for your pets monthly meds. They offer a variety of services and I've seen all kinds of different animals there! I would highly recommend them! read more

Dr. Scott and her staff were very friendly and answered all My questions about my Conure. We will continue use their services for the Care of our bird. read more

Excellent staff and doctors! So glad we were able to become part of their family for our little puppy. They made us feel very welcomed and ensured everyone was taken care of - from pup's needs to family members being explained everything throughly. Always looking forward to go back. read more

I bring cats, dogs and pigs and this crew always gets the job done! So glad I found them. Dr. Scott and all the techs are super friendly and always answer any questions. read more

We absolutely love Dr. Slater and staff. They've worked with us through some horrific injuries And we have seen her multiple times through Covid. They've always been available compassionate and understanding. For the most part my dogs have seen the same vet and vet tech which is fantastic and she will have my business for life. read more

I wish I could leave 10 stars!! Thank you so much to this clinic! My father took in a stray cat yesterday to them with a mangled tail and they worked with my dad to provide care and love for the little kitty, as well as working with a local rescue to find him a loving home!! read more

We have a hunting dog that ends up seeing the vet quite often. The staff has always been professional and deeply caring. We are truly thankful! read more

Paws to Claws used to be the vet clinic I gs and exotic animals. Over a couple of years they saw at least 7 of my animals, including rescues. I stopped seeing them for several reasons. It smelled strongly of urine, even for an animal clinic and the chairs were nasty to sit on. It seemed that a high number of employees were leaving and one of the doctors was very rough. It seemed I couldn't walk out without paying 300-600 each visit, no matter what was wrong. I took some of the same animals to a different vet and some of the same diagnoses and treatment were remarkably lower. I have a chameleon with an abscess on his eye that needs to be lanced. I took him to the vet I've been seeing and they couldn't lance without small enough tools. I had a return call from Dr. Scott, who asked that I email what medications were used to treat and pictures. I did so and then was asked on the 10th if they had seen this chameleon. I was not asked in our prior conversation by phone. I responded later that day they hadn't and sent a follow up email on the 12th asking if they had tools to treat. I still have not received a response. It makes me more sure of my decision to find a new vet. I wont let desperation make me contact them again. read more

Staff was very courteous, I was able to be with my dog the entire visit. Calm, positive environment! Very professional! I'll be back for sure. read more

Dr. Scott and staff are amazing. We had an emergency today and they saved our dogs life. The compassion they showed us was remarkable. They really made a lasting impression. I could never begin to express how thankful I am for what they did. I highly recommend. Our regular vet is okay, you know just one of those that gets the job done. Paws to Claws felt different regardless the circumstance. We will be switching. This is who we want to take care of our animals. read more

We are new to the area and brought one of our dogs in December for a yearly visit. Overall, we were pleased with the visit. Two of our other dogs had their yearly appointments scheduled in July. We were about a week away from this appointment when one of our dogs was noticeably not doing well when I got home from work. I called Paws to Claws and they squeezed her in right before closing. I brought all of her paperwork in from our previous vet and they were able to begin working on her quickly. After working on her for about an hour, we needed to visit the Emergency Vet down the road. Dr. Slater called ahead to make sure they would be ready for the arrival of our little baby and had a plan set for the following day, should our dog need continued care. Unfortunately, our little girl passed away from an untreatable condition. We visited with our other dog a few days later at the regular appointment we had scheduled. Staff was very nice and Dr. Slater was very supportive. I definitely recommend this vet clinic! read more

We found Paws to Claws through Emergency Pet Care of Texas, where my pup was taken due to post neutering/surgery complication. So relived and happy to find Dr. Slater! Dr. Slater and team (Samantha) have been extremely attentive and caring towards my pup and his conditions. Great experience with front desk personnel as well, who are consistently patient with my many questions, addressing all, and making sure all files and records needed for follow-up/treatment are achieved. We are very very glad to bring our pet here after many stress he has been going through for post op. He is finally getting better. read more

If I didnt trust them and like the way they did things, I wouldn't take my animals thete.

I have never been so upset with a boarding of my pets as I was from 6/26/19 to 7/06/19 I received a call on July 5th telling me that one of my 2 dogs was vomiting and loose bowels and when i said they could test him they stated he had worms. So they treated both pets. First time my dog had that. When I picked up my dogs on the 6th Tech Hannaha brought out my dogs forgot there belongs went back and gave us soiled items in a plastic bag that belonged to someone else then I had to ask what medicine they gave my dogs and how do I follow up she couldn't answer so we waited at least 10 minutes for a tech who could answer. Well my dogs became very sick when we brought them home so we took them to our vet and discovered they had kennel cough!!! they both smelled they said they bathed them I will never return to them again to board my pets what a disaster!!! The only person that made sense to us and was helpful was Yvette. Thank you to her for calming me down.. read more