Aquatic Dreams is hands down one of the best places to shop if you're into aquariums. They have an…read moreamazing selection of fish, plants, shrimp, and other aquatic life, and everything always looks healthy and well cared for. The staff clearly know what they're doing and are always willing to help with questions or give advice. Every shrimp, fish, snail, and plant I've purchased from here has thrived, which really speaks to the quality of what they sell.

This local fish store has quality to fish and offers knowledgeable service for fish, reptiles and…read morecreepy crawly arachnids. They also have a wide selection of aquatic plants and accessories.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about VEG ER for Pets. From the moment we walked in, the…read moreentire staff was compassionate, patient, and incredibly knowledgeable. In a stressful situation, their calm and caring approach made all the difference. Dr. Laura Watson was absolutely phenomenal. She took her time, explained everything in clear, layman's terms, and made sure I understood every step of my dog's care. Most importantly, she genuinely cared. You could feel it. Her compassion and kindness truly stood out. I honestly wish human healthcare providers and physicians were as compassionate and kind as the team at this clinic. VEG is truly a one-stop shop -- assessment, imaging, labs, and even boarding if your fur baby requires continued monitoring. That level of comprehensive care provides such peace of mind. Parking is conveniently located right in front, which is so helpful during an emergency. They also offer multiple affordable payment options, which makes high-quality care accessible and less overwhelming. If your pet ever needs emergency care, this is the place you want to be. They treat your pet like family.

From the moment we walked in the door with our kitty, everyone was so very lovely. I was so amazed…read moreat the open space, community and that all of the staff where appropriate were on the floor to interact at the patient's level. I've never seen anything like it before. It was wonderful. We were seen quickly in a separate room but the experience wasn't any different. Even though our kitty is sweet, she is semi-feral but they wired magic with her calming her down and allowing them to look her over. She was taken care of and diagnosed as well as sent home with medicine to be able to get in to see her regular doctor in several days. Thank you so, so much to Cecilia, Jane and Dr. Lefflel, for helping our kitty Google! You are all so amazing!!!

Cannot recommend this vets office enough! We unfortunately…read morehad to put one of our dogs down(cancer!) and Dr. Freimuth was so compassionate and kind. She walked us through each step and gave us time to say goodbye. Our daughter was away on vacation and she kindly allows us to face time her so she could say goodbye as well. She treated our handsome boy with such kindness and compassion. She also sees our other dog and is so patient and nice to him.

I came here with my 10 year old dog for a second opinion on some lab results. From the start, the…read morefront desk staff was nice and patient. When I arrived everyone was kind and you can tell the all really love animals. Dr Vrla was unbelievably kind and thorough. Zero rushing. She reviewed our results and offered a different solution. There was no world where they were trying to make money or be sneaky. They actually saved me a good chunk of change and gave me peace of mind in caring for my dog. I highly recommend this Vet clinic!

me and my family went to this vet for years because it was the nearest to us. he had dealt with my…read moregerman shepherds before, which one time my dog was sick and he gave us medicine and told us "if he doesn't get better by tomorrow he'll have to be put down" give the damn medicine time to work what the hell is wrong with you!!! fortunately he did get better but what the hell. do NOT take ur fur babies here if they are the type to have aggression when scared. i called early in the morning an hour after the vet opened, i asked if i could get an appointment for today and they said "we don't have spots open for appointments today but you can walk in around 2:30-4:00" and i said okay that's fine and so we got there around 2:50 maybe. we waited an hour and a half in the lobby to get treated. My cat is a sweet and cuddly cat on the every day basis since the day we got her which has been 3 years already . but about a day or two ago she randomly attacked my mom which was super out of the ordinary for her and i researched online that it's possible for cats to become aggressive if they are in pain somewhere in their body. so when i came in here i told them i wanted to check if she was hurting anywhere that was causing her to act like this all of a sudden and that i wanted a trim on her nails. I told the vet my cat is pretty angry when she's at the vet. which isn't out of the ordinary for cats to act like that in the vet if you know anything about animals. I told him this incase he wanted to wear some kind of protective gear like gloves, use tools, give her medicine to calm her down, or get more people to help him. He told me "i don't like aggressive animals and i don't have patience for them" which is insane because that's literally gonna happen in your job. and then said "animals are just animals to me" which is CRAZY because my vet is the last person i wanna hear that from all trust around my cat GONE! every vet should have a big heart for animals!! anyone saying he loves animals in these reviews is full of lies after all!! He gave me 4 options which were insane to recommend to someone so soon. 1. he told me if he tried to grab my aggressive cat she could DIE which im sure has happened before but my baby isn't feral she is simply scared. and then he proceeds to say "i have killed cats before in the past because of this" CRAZY!! which im sure animals can get scared and possibly have a heart attack and die but there's medicine for those reasons at a vet. 2. me and my brother hold the cat down while he cuts her nails which is dumb because i literally am paying for THEM TO DO IT since i wasn't able to and why do i have to do the work if i took her to the vet for that reason. 3. declaw my cat. NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS.... declawing a cat is so painful for them and possibly give them permanent issues for the rest of their life's and just inhumane in general!! i will never declaw one of my fur babies even if she's a full indoor cat. 4. put her down! entire time he was being so rude and showed no empathy for me or my baby. he gave me and my family time to think with these choices and i immediately started crying when he left the room (which he seemed very annoyed with) because in a simplified way he just told me "help me do it, she dies, or we cut part of her paws off" as a solution. i told him we needed to go home and think about it and he just said "go home y'all don't want help" entire time so unprofessional, rude, and absolutely no love towards cat's whatsoever. I understand dealing with an aggressive animal whether it's a dog or cat is very difficult for the vets but you didn't pay to go to university, graduate, and open a business and expect every animal to be sunshine, rainbows and kisses. what kind of vet doesn't have the tools to deal with animals in need and un top of that straight up admitting you have no real love towards them. every time i tried to tell him my cat is a very sweet girl normally and that her being like this is not normal which i repeated multiple times!!! every single time he just tried to make it seem like my cat (house cat not a damn tiger) was feral and not worth having as a pet anymore if she's aggressive even tho i said multiple damn times she's not normally aggressive and she's a sweet cat! i left and didn't pay because my cat didn't even get out the damn cage. and i will not be paying for 0 service, attitude, and no damn realistic advice will never be coming back again so upsetting.

The level of incompetence here is actually incomprehensible. This vet told me my dog most likely…read morehad distemper and would eventually need to be put down. I'm giving him a star because he did read the paperwork from the shelter and did prescribe antibiotics which were helpful for her uri. But to tell someone their dog is most likely dying is a huge disservice. Considering this person serves a low income community with presumably, low education levels, I cannot imagine the things he tells other people. My dog has since been seen at Texas A&M vet hospital for her cherry eye, where they run all kinds of tests to make sure she is a candidate for the surgery. They scoffed and rolled their eyes when I told them what Dr. Hernandez said. If you come here and he tells you something like your dog is dying or has a crazy disease, please get a second opinion.