This is the Best Vet! She saved my boxer from Cancer. Wonderful staff and technicians. I would…read moredrive hours to go here

Great friendly people my baby dog doesn't like to many people and everyone there made him feel…read morecomfortable! Eager even to go back I couldn't believe it! Very thankful for these people!

Dr. Valerie is wonderful. We just moved to Rockdale and needed to have our dog see a vet quickly…read more We were able to bring him in the same day and he received excellent treatment at a very reasonable price.

My husband and I have been taking our pets to Dr. Valerie at this clinic for several years and have…read morefound her and her employees to be the absolute best in caring for our animals. She shows great compassion and knowledge of veterinary medicine. The clinic is clean and I am really impressed by the "lodging" for the feline clients. She has even made house calls. Dr. Valerie even correctly diagnosed a medical problem of a friend's dog. The friend, from Santa Fe, N.M., had taken her dog to several vets hoping for a correct diagnosis and treatment....had spent hundreds of dollars and it took Dr. Valerie to correctly diagnose the health problem in one visit. I'm so glad that my friend was in Rockdale and able to take her pet to Dr. Valerie. Dr. Valerie is the best!

I do not recommend Belton Vet Clinic. If you care about your pets living, do not take them here…read more I boarded my dog, Merle, who has a known seizure disorder and was under this clinic's care. I trusted them to manage a condition they were already treating. During his stay, Merle had a seizure. I was told he would be monitored, but his seizures were not controlled and his condition worsened. More critically, the records do not reflect escalation to appropriate in-clinic seizure management. In veterinary medicine, ongoing or cluster seizures require timely escalation to longer-acting anticonvulsants to achieve control. Intravenous Phenobarbital is commonly used for this purpose. There is no indication in the records that IV Phenobarbital, or a comparable escalation, was administered or even available at the clinic. Because his seizures were not controlled, Merle's condition escalated to the point that he required transfer to two emergency hospitals, where he was treated for acute liver failure from prolonged seizure activity. His care exceeded $10,000. Based on what I was told by the emergency veterinarians, if he had not been transferred when he was, he likely would not have survived. After this, I was told by the clinic owner that I should be "grateful" he was transferred and she heralded Dr. Brongo a hero, as though there were some alternative to transferring him other than him dying. I was still charged for boarding, staff appeared unaware he had even been transferred when I returned, and no one from the clinic ever followed up on his condition or apologized. I filed a complaint with the Texas Veterinary Board, which declined to take disciplinary action against Dr. Brongo. While that was disappointing, I hope that during the course of that investigation she thought about the fact that she almost killed my baby every single day. If I could give them negative stars, I would.

From Paige taking my initial call, retrieving our medical records from our home vet in Florida,…read moreTrinity the vet tech and Dr Couture'a expertise and diagnosis, treatments, explanation and expectation for follow up, this was a phenomenal experience. My girl woke to a festering, infectious cyst that was on the verge of rupturing (a known benign cyst for years) and she was licking it and was clearly having discomfort. I got an appointment was seen on time, diagnosed, plan of action, treatment and medication within a half an hour It was impressive ! My fearful girl was on the road to healing and I'm grateful to this kind, efficient and knowledgeable staff.

Dr. Blackstone was very good with my girl. She never wants treats from strangers, but she let him…read morehandle her. We are in antibiotics and watch mode. So far the limping has greatly decreased. No outlandish diagnosis, no ridiculous charges. Small town living is perfect for me!!

My granddog had surgery here to remove an object he ate. It was very scary but they were so kind…read moreand caring. Highly recommend!

Comanche literally saved my dog's life. She was near death and they held their doors open passed…read moreclosing time to get an IV bolus going. That kept her alive until we could get her to the ER. It took a few weeks of touch and go as she did not eat, but continued to pass copias amounts of blood. Now, she has fully recovered from that near-death experience.

Moved to Liberty Hill in March however between working out of town and trying to unpack our…read morefamilies schedule was nothing short of chaos. My beautiful 12 year old Avery girl loves her "retirement house" and still has lots of energy. However she needed her vaccinations in April and time was NOT on my side. Recently, my daughter noted Avery's cheek was swollen. I was reviewing all of the sites and Comanche Trail Veterinary was at the top of the list for number of stars and number of reviews! They have been amazing. Vaccinations given, senior lab draw completed. Meds prescribed. She has been feeling so much better and her feisty puppy is starting to shine through again. Still working on determination of what's going on with check but the swelling is reduced and I can now see a mass. They said bring her now we will work her in!! Just like that! No fuss no muss! I am so pleased with CTV as worried as I am about my girl...it's wonderful knowing they are as concerned as I am!!!!

It was such an amazing experience at GVH! We transitioned from Banfield to here and so happy we…read moredid!!! I brought my 2 dogs in as an introductory visit, well exam and vaccinations. They took the time to thoroughly examine them w/out stressing the dogs out. (One dog is reactive) Dr St Peter is amazing with animals, along with Vet Tech Mitchell!! The place is CLEAN and the entire staff are obvious animal lovers!! I left feeling REALLY GOOD and relieved that I found a caring and trusting vet....oh and BONUS, they don't drain the wallet.

Everything went well here! We were welcomed at the 1st call for an appointment! There were 3…read morelovely receptionists/coordinatiors at the front and the vet assistant came in to go over history. We had heartworm and 3 other things evaluated in 10 mins. Dr. Libby was thorough and helpful. I tend to be low on the med scale for my pup and they honored this. I think we just found our new vet office!

Dr. Daigle is amazing. He has a conversation with you, not at you. Seems very knowledgeable…read more Provided pros & cons about taking care of a cyst. Knew to the second when our boy would come out of sedation. Since Austin German Shepherd Rescue also uses this vet office, who better to take care of my GSD's health care than Dr. Daigle? So why not a perfect five? With the exception of the vet tech that got assigned to assist with our appointment, the rest of the staff is another story. I emailed the office requesting an appointment since the phone line was busy. Two days later, I still hadn't heard from the office, so I called and actually got through to make an appointment. I filled out all the online forms and had all of my boy's medical records emailed over. We arrive for the appointment & the tech starts asking me questions that I'd already thoughtfully & completely provided online prior to appointment date. It was a waste of my time to follow instructions online only to have to repeat the process in person. In this, the office could use an organizational overhaul. Now my boy is reactive: fear, leash & fence; with a very high prey drive. Rather than showing me a compassionate smile, I could see the staff rolling their eyes at each other, just a total lack of empathy. I could also say, better competent than good bedside manner but, as this was our first appointment, the former still remains to be seen.

Terrible! Incapable of doing a simple urine draw without sedation for a 5 month old puppy.Dr was…read morerude and instantly referred me to Murcy hospital when I asked for Doggie the person that started the clinic. I did not know he sold the practice. Sp yes the building has been a veterinary clinic since 1990. However it was sold none of the professionalism,experience or capabilities came with it. If your looking for Dr Doggle level veterinary go to Murcy just as they suggested. At least they can be honest about this. I drove 1 hour from south Austin thinking I was going to the clinic i had been going to for years. This is strip mall veterinary care

They are great with cranky kitties, they don't blame the owners or act like that is anything out of…read morethe ordinary and come fully equipped for that with little kitty space suits to wrap them up while testing. Great place

As is the norm, we had a wonderful experience at Compassion Vet! Always professional, loving, and…read moreknowledgeable. We love Dr Havemann and her staff!

I really can't say enough about Liberty Hill Animal Hospital (LHAH). Let me just say my dog does…read morenot care for vet visits. He gets absolutely spasmodic. He starts making these deep throaty growls that make him seem more like a "feral hog" than a pug. It's scary sometimes the sounds he makes. It took three trips to this venue to finally get him acclimated to the team. Dr. McJett and her team is so patient and supportive of our little maniac. She has recommended so many helpful tips to help us. Our Max had an ear infection and he would not put us treat him at home. After several attempts, Dr. McJett was able to pack it and allow the healing to begin. At least to a point where we could start home treatment. Other local vets were unsuccessful. I Love the fact that they will always give you a price estimate upfront, before they start the service. No surprises. No "Invoice Shock". Just honest upfront cost reports. The team here treats us like family...no better than family. Like employees. Offering a service that's tailored for you. So bring your fur buddies here and let "LHAH" attend to your needs. Michael C, and Max. Georgetown. Tx.

I spoke with management and told them of my experience. My money is my money and explained that…read morethey need to give me options and let me make a decision. On their advice, I took her to Crystal Falls Emergency Animal Hospital in Leader where they took her in immediately and treated her. They contacted a specialist at Heart of Texas specialty and emergency Hospital in Round Rock where a Specialist conducted surgery. That was 3-15-26. She lives today 4-11-26 nearly a month later. I believe Liberty Hill has changed their policy to at least give OPTIONS to the pet owner. I'm sure that if needed them on a weekend, I would bring a pet there for some minor treatment. If not for Liberty Hills recommendation to take Brady Grace to Crystal Falls in Leader, I believe she would have crossed that rainbow bridge.