Unfortunately, the first (and last) impression I got was "it's all about the money." My cat had a…read morecat-bite from another of my cats so we took kitty in to dress the wound. $75 to walk in, $40 for the exam, $100 for water treatment, $75 for hydrotherapy, $75 for pain meds, $85 for antibiotics. Checked in at 12 PM and picked up kitty at 3 PM the next day. $45 for the first night and $22.50 for the 1/2 day (from 12-3). ouch. All in, a simple cat bite cost approx $500. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. However, Dr. Clark (part owner) was focused on charging as much as possible. I cannot recommend this place.

I am so grateful to have found this veterinarian hospital. Dr.M and the whole staff are absolutely…read morefantastic. They go above and beyond, they are absolute angels to my hairless cat (Rex) Rex has been sick and not wanting to eat this has caused me much stress and anxiety because my pets are my world. From the moment I entered the receptionist was so nice and helpful. The vet techs really care and kept him wrapped in his blanket as much as possible to keep him warm. You can just tell this is a great environment to work in. Also the pricing for services is beyond reasonable. I have not had the chance to meet the other Vets here but if Dr.M's care is an indicator or the caliber of expertise in this location I know my pets and I will always be in excellent hands Thank you to all who help care for Rex and this anxious mama.

I've been here about 4-5 times from our puppy's first vet visit up to now about 1.5 yrs. I have…read morenever had a bad experience and every employee has been very happy, warming, helpful, and understanding. Dr. Jennings has been wonderful w/ Ramsey and the whole team is very attentive and they don't try to push extra exams or products

Don't risk it. My cat was healthy before his visit here. He returned a whole new cat.read more

Dr. Shah at Circle B Veterinary Hospital…read more Navigating two serious, life-altering medical situations with our beloved dogs -- Myla's sudden IVDD diagnosis and Marlee's critical vomiting and bloody diarrhea -- has been one of the most overwhelming experiences of our lives. Through it all, Dr. Shah has been a true light for our family. Her kindness, compassion, and genuine care for our dogs and for us as pet parents has been extraordinary. She has gone above and beyond every step of the way -- calling, texting, and checking in on Myla and Marlee daily, making sure all of our questions and concerns were thoroughly addressed with patience and empathy. No matter how many questions we had, she never rushed us and always made us feel that our dogs' well-being was her top priority. Dr. Shah is not only an outstanding veterinarian but also a truly beautiful human being. Her dedication, compassion, and expertise have brought us comfort during two of the most difficult veterinary crises we've ever faced. We are forever grateful for the incredible care she has given to Myla and Marlee, and for the support she has shown to us. We wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Shah and Circle B Veterinary Hospital to anyone who wants not only excellent veterinary care but also a team that treats your pets -- and you -- like family.

Caring, polite, did not run unnecessary tests. I have found my new vet clinic. Even though it's a…read morelittle bit of a drive for me, I will definitely be sticking with them.

The old veterinarian was great. Since she retired though, the place has become significantly more…read moreexpensive. I was a veterinarian assistant in the military so I'm a little privy to the proper medications needed for specific ailments. This clinic LOVES trying to sell me $$$ of medications that are just not necessary. For example I have a dog who HD an ear infection. A simple syringe of Mometamax was all that was necessary. Clean out the ear with a Q-Tip and give him a squirt of the medication every day was all he needed. About $30. Instead they wanted to clean his ears with Q-Tips also and charge me for saline solution used to wet his ears. They also wanted to charge me for over the counter ear wash. Total $350. Unless your in a dire situation, I can no longer recommend this clinic.

Amazing staff and great pricing the doctor takes time to let's u know what's going on with ur pets…read more Clean and easy location to get to right off 10

Excellent shelter with great volunteers going above and beyond to help the animals in need.read more

From the owner: We rescue local pups from the pound before they get euthanized. We then have them vetted and help…read morethem meet their new furever families. We are their voice,

My little guy gets his teeth brushed every day, his current vet recommended not having his teeth…read morecleaned this year due to his elderly condition. Making an appointment for his flu shot was surprised that a 2 hour wait was required because the vet double books, what? Nonsense. Called this Clinic, made an appointment, had no wait, gave them copies of my guy's history and was delighted with their help. This vet stated my pup had some dental issues and she did not concur with his current vet. The teeth cleaning is scheduled, and am confident that the vet and her staff will prevent a serious future issue. When two corgis and a pit bull attempted to enter the clinic, my guy took them all own, inquired as to where the back door was, they don't have one. All the other dogs had to back out and let my mighty 12 pounder exit the premises. Appreciated their understanding little man syndrome.

Simonton Pets makes me feel like they are happy to have my rambunctious boys. They come home happy…read moreand smelling good. I probably pass 10 other places they could board, but this is the ONLY place that has checked in with me and made me feel good about leaving my dogs. I highly recommend!

We move to Bastrop from Austin and was looking for a Vet clinic near us a friend recommended them…read more So when my two dogs had a problem we went ahead and schedule an appointment with them. Our experience is really good the staff are polite and nice. Very easy to schedule an appointment. Dr. Lyons who first check my two older dog did a really good job and Dr. Klesel did a wonderful job during the surgery of my younest dog Florence. Prices are affordable with a good quality of service. We are completelh entrusting our furbabies with them. I highly recommend this Veterinary hospital.

I drive an hour and a half to this Vet veterinary clinic and it's worth every amount of time I…read morespend on the road. They actually care about your pets and do not try to overcharge you for things that are not necessary. I trust them so much with my babies and they treat you like family.

The best animal hospital ever with the best people and the best prices. If there is an emergency…read morethey will stop ( if they have to ) and tend to the emergency which is very helpful. They will let you know this as well so you aren't just waiting around. They have the calming pheromone in the rooms as well.

I'm incredibly disappointed to be writing this because, after more than 20 years as a pet owner, I…read moregenuinely thought I'd finally found a veterinary clinic that was compassionate, honest, and cared more about animals than maximizing charges. I rushed my 4-month-old Australian Shepherd puppy in because she was suddenly nauseous, shaking, could barely stand, and was struggling to keep her eyes open. To their credit, they got her in immediately, checked her vitals, and ran blood work to make sure there wasn't anything seriously wrong. I truly appreciated how quickly they acted. After the exam, they recommended an anti-nausea injection and subcutaneous fluids for dehydration. The total estimate was around $751. I didn't hesitate. When your puppy is sick, you don't question the bill--you just want them to get better. My disappointment came afterward. When it was time for the fluids, the technician told me, "She might yelp a bit, but she'll be fine." The reality was much different. As soon as the needle went in, my puppy panicked, cried, struggled, and even started bleeding. The technician stopped the procedure and said, "Okay, it's stressing her out too much. We just got a little in." I then asked if I would still be charged the full $135 for the fluids, despite only receiving a small portion of them. I was told yes because it was a flat fee regardless of how much fluid was actually administered. I explained that didn't seem fair. The response I received was, "The fluids are helpful, but they're not necessary, and it's causing her more stress. If you want, I can try injecting her again." That response completely changed how I felt about this clinic. If the fluids weren't necessary and the stress could outweigh the benefit, why wasn't that conversation had before the procedure? Instead, I was only told after my puppy had already gone through a traumatic experience and after I was informed I'd still be paying the full amount. As a pet owner, I was already scared and willing to pay whatever was necessary to help my puppy. That's exactly why transparency matters. I wasn't upset because veterinary care is expensive--I understand that it is. I was upset because I felt like I wasn't given the information needed to make an informed decision, and when the procedure couldn't even be completed, there was no attempt to be reasonable about the charge. Even a partial adjustment or simply waiving that fee would have shown compassion and goodwill. Instead, I left feeling like policies mattered more than the experience of a frightened puppy and an owner who trusted them. What makes this especially disappointing is that, until today, I would have enthusiastically recommended this clinic. They had earned my trust. Unfortunately, this experience made me question whether empathy truly comes before billing. I hope they reconsider how they communicate treatment recommendations and handle situations where procedures can't actually be completed.

I am deeply grateful to Watercross Kennel (a Champion Lab breeder) for referring me to Philip's…read moreVeterinary Hospital. My beagle suffered a complete ligament tear in her knee, requiring extracapsular surgery on January 30, 2026. Her sutures were removed, and her incision was fully healed by February 9, 2026, a remarkable recovery. I drove from Houston and stayed overnight to make her care possible at an affordable cost. From the start, Dr. Phillips communicated clearly and handled my dog with exceptional skill. She assessed the injury in under two minutes, painlessly and without distress to my dog. Dr. Phillips and her team are outstanding communicators and uphold the highest ethical standards. I recommend Philip's Veterinary Hospital without reservation.

Staff is incompetent and Dr Philips is a pathological liar. One example (of many) is lying about…read morewhen she received test results from a lab, which was clearly proven when she forwarded the email from the lab. She also had the audacity to try to gaslight me when I relayed a conversation I had with her staff and she repeatedly insisted that the things I told her never happened. I asked the staff to run every test possible on all four of my dogs, then called back later and found out they hadn't included a heartworm test in the bloodwork we sent off, so I had to tell them to add that. 10 days later I noticed two of them had unhealthy stool and sent samples to the lab at A&M, where they all tested positive for hookworms -- so evidently they didn't do a fecal test either. I understand mistakes due to miscommunication or organizational error, but the staff was overtly unhelpful every time I called, and Helen told me blatant lies every time we talked.