Our most recent visit with Dr. Powers, Neurologist, was perfect. We have a 9 year old pug mix who…read moredeals with seizures. Dr. Powers explained medications and therapies going forward. Great facility with caring clinicians. I highly recommend Thrive for regular, urgent, and emergency vet care services.

I brought my cat here as an emergency, and the wait was far too long. The vet quickly recommended…read moresurgery without clearly explaining why. My cat is incredibly calm and friendly, yet I was charged for sedation because they claimed he was "aggressive," which is completely out of character. I took him to another clinic for a second opinion, and he only needed medication for a viral infection, no surgery. If you love your pet, get a second opinion before agreeing to expensive procedures here.

They were able to see our chocolate lab after she got attacked by a pitbull. They got her looked…read moreat, fixed up, and sent on her way. The prices were very affordable for being an emergency vet and they were very sweet.

I want to leave a review to thank the amazing team at this clinic, especially Tech Ryan and Dr…read more Manning. They took such great care of my dog, Scarlett, and truly went above and beyond by considering my financial situation and working with me to make sure she still received the care she needed. I was very scared and nervous when I brought her in, but they made me feel supported and reassured every step of the way. Thanks to them, my dog is feeling better, and I now have a clear path forward for her health and next steps. I recommend this place 100%. God bless your place of business, and thank you again for everything you did for Scarlett and for me.

When my dog experienced what appeared to be a seizure and briefly stopped breathing on June 7, I…read morerushed him to MissionVet. From the moment we arrived, the staff acted quickly and immediately took him to the back while helping me complete the necessary paperwork. I was extremely distraught, and I truly appreciated how one of the staff members took the time to sit with me and help calm me down. Everyone I interacted with was kind, compassionate, and genuinely caring during such a scary situation. Our visit did take several hours since they wanted to monitor him closely throughout the day, but I appreciated that the team checked in with me about every hour to provide updates on how he was doing. Those updates meant a lot and helped ease my anxiety. Dr. Gonzalez was knowledgeable, compassionate, and took the time to explain everything. Thankfully, they didn't find anything concerning during his evaluation and recommended that we follow up with our regular veterinarian for continued care. I hope I never have another emergency, but I'm incredibly grateful to the entire team for treating my dog with such excellent care and for showing me so much kindness during one of the most stressful days I've experienced as a pet owner. Thank you for taking such good care of my baby.

I had to bring my dog on Memorial Day weekend after I noticed that he was lethargic, had nausea,…read moreand was refusing for which was very out of character. We rushed over on a Saturday and I truly appreciate how quickly the tech's triaged him and did not dismiss his case even though he was presenting normal except for a fever and abdominal pain. I was worried that he was going to be dismissed since it had only been a few hours since he started to act strange but I know my dog so well and I know something was very wrong. The doctor let me know that they suspected pancreatitis but there was no ultrasonographer to confirm until Tuesday. He was started on meds to control pain, nausea, and try to get an appetite but he kept getting worse and they decided to have him stay overnight. Sunday they called that they were going to start on NG tube, antibiotics since he had fluid in his abdomen, and continue to monitor. They still said they needed the ultrasound for pancreatitis and I asked why not the blood test but they said they needed ultrasound which I still don't understand why it couldn't be the blood work. Monday they called and let me know he was in sepsis and the fluid had bacteria and he needed surgery but because of the holiday there was no surgeon available and I needed to transfer to blue pearl since they had someone on call. I rushed over and took him over there and I was so grateful that they had me switch because the care we received at blue pearl was phenomenal compared to here. I appreciate that the doctor started him on antibiotics early and was treating him the same way a confirmed case of pancreatitis would be treated because I feel that helped save his life. My main frustration is that they had no doctors in to help him because of the holiday from Saturday all the way to Tuesday. It was very frustrating to take a dog for emergency care to an emergency hospital and pay a ton of money to not have the doctors he needs available especially when quick care can make the difference of him living or not. I will be taking all my pets to blue pearl instead of here because of how amazing they were and that they had staff that could provide timely care.

What a heartbreaking review to write. I've been here twice. Once to fit a hurt paw and the other to…read moreput our sweet boy down. The staff was sympathetic, informative and gave us all the time we needed. They walked through the process with us so we knew what to expect. They offer urns and other memorial options. It's take approx 2 weeks after. Very thankful it was a good experience for worst case scenario.

Had to take my kitty here as they were the only vet open on Saturday's. My cat has normally been…read moregood with vets before this, but he was acting out on this visit. Which I understand is difficult for the staff to control. The techs and the doctor seemed to place most of the blame on me. Telling me I should've given my cat gabapentin before I brought him in. I've never had a bad vet experience with my cat before this, so I didn't think I would need to have gabapentin. They had none of the tools that would help with a scared and sick cat, like a EZ-Nabber or even cat proof gloves. They expected me to subdue my scared and sick cat myself as they watched from the corner. If they had the proper tools to help us, this wouldn't have been such a traumatic vet visit. The staff knew he was scared and still insisted on giving him a 150 dollar long lasting antibiotic shot, even when I told them he was calm at home and I could give him pills. It was after a 10 minute long session of basically torturing my cat to stay still so they could give him two shots, they admitted the antibiotic shot wouldn't be possible to administer. They then said they would refund the 150 dollars for the shot, and send us home with 20 dollars worth of antibiotic pills. I found this confusing, why would you insist on traumatizing my cat when there was an easier and cheaper option.... I understand that scared cats are hard to manage, but this is a vet? They should've acted in a more professional manner and had the tools to take care of a scared cat. My cat definitely wasn't the first scared cat to go through their doors. They were able to help my kitty, but it was not a good experience. Do better.

Everyone at blue pearl was beyond amazing. My dog, Kobe was transferred from another animal…read morehospital on Memorial Day (5/25) for an emergency surgery because of a severe pancreatitis case. Dr. Hancock was the first veterinarian that did Kobe's intake and let us know his plan for surgery. She was phenomenal, he had a suspected pancreatitis case and his abdomen had sepsis as well and she had such empathy and was the first time that I felt like I could breath and I just felt peace that my dog was going to be in good hands. He was then operated on by an on call doctor that was called in for his surgery. Dr. Trainor did his surgery and updated us that all went well. Kobe had a crash overnight and was not responsive and was transferred into the Critical care team that morning. Dr. Strey was his doctor in his time at critical care and she was phenomenal as well. She and her tech team truly saved Kobe's life. On Tuesday when he was in critical care he had one tech, Miguel, that was taking care of only him and making sure his vitals were all okay. You can truly tell that Miguel (and all the techs) that cared for Kobe were amazing and really loved on all the pets in the back. They were super available and I was able to come in, visit, call, and got many updates while he was in the hospital which I truly appreciated. Today I went back for Kobe's 1 week follow up/2 week surgery stitches removal and they were so happy to see him doing so good. I will always make the drive out here if I need emergency pet care. I truly appreciate them for saving Kobe. Ps, get pet insurance before you think you need it. the costs were super high but for the work and the attention they did I was glad I was able to come here

Very intelligent and caring staff. Vets are top notch with a great communication style. Saved our 2…read moregoldens who overate a bag of dog food and became very ill. Dr. Williams is superb veterinarian!

Losing a pet is never easy, but the staff at VCA Beckers did an amazing job on putting my husband…read moreand I at ease we are going to miss Jackie so much Losing a pet is never easy, but the staff at VCA Beckers did an amazing job on putting my husband and I at ease we are going to miss Jackie so much

My poor Smokey dog wasn't feeling well with nausea and vomiting, so I took him to VCA Becker Animal…read moreHospital. I'd previously taken my late service dog there, and they'd saved her life, so I knew that I could trust them. Nayeli was our vet tech, and she was very thorough. She explained everything in a way that I could understand, and she allowed me to pick and choose what I wanted them to do for Smokey from the treatment plan. Dr Taylor was very gentle with Smokey dog, and also very helpful in explaining everything for me. They gave Smokey an injection of anti nausea medicine, and he's already feeling so much better! He hadn't played with his treasured toys in days, but immediately after having his breakfast of chicken and rice he ran to get his toys from his kennel and began to play with them! I'm very grateful for Nayeli and Dr Taylor. Five stars. Oh! They have a military discount!

Our dog Ginger had a sudden illness and we were able to be seen at 10pm on a Thursday. She had to…read morereturn to be hospitalized for three days, and the Town and Country team were exceptionally kind and professional. They kept us informed throughout her stay, and were understanding of our budgetary situation. Ginger recovered after a few days and is back to her normal self. Much thanks to Town & Country for helping us through this scary time. We wish we could name all the people who were involved and who helped us, but every team member was always courteous and respectful. From the front desk to the doctors and technicians; we are so grateful for all of you. God bless you.

I brought my dog, Sophie, in on 5/16/26. She is a three y/o border collie rescue that I got only a…read morefew months ago. I brought her in because I discovered a new mass on her back that had not been there previously. Since it was weekend, I couldnt take her to her regular vet, and being an anxious individual. I decided to take her to this clinic since it was open and able to take her. When she was brought back and examined, I was presented with three options: the first option presented was an aspiration biopsy. It was mentioned that the specimen could not be good enough or be contaminated and require more samples to be taken afterwards. The second option was an incision biopsy, but it was presented as painful and with the likelihood there would need to be another visit to fully remove. The last option was a full removal that day under anesthesia. With this information I thought a full removal was best. I left her there to get the procedure. It was hours before I even got the call that they were starting and not until late that night that they were done. I was told that I would probably hear back from the lab the following Thursday in regards to the results. The vet did not provide any further information about the mass or what he discovered during the operation. I was called on 5/26/26 with the lab results. It was a follicular harmatoma that is benign. In the moment I blanked because I was so relieved it was benign. The front desk people were kind and patient throughout all of my calls, and I thought that I was going to be able to move on from this point confidently. However, I have since discovered that that was not going to be the case for me and my dog. Yesterday, 06/12/26, the incision site was appearing yellow, with spots of scabbing, and stretch, stretching on the incision site (keep in mind. She had been prevented from biting or scratching as per instructed up until this point and had had her sutures removed two weeks prior). At the same time she began to show less interest in her food. With all this occurring, I took her to her primary vet. While she was there, I was called and told her gums were pale (a sign of oxygen deprivation) so they decided to draw blood (I consensted to whatever testing was needed) and it showed she was anemic. The vet questioned if she had always been anemic because, in his words, it would not be wise to perform the surgery in that condition. I Iwasn't sure about her results prior to the surgery so I called Town and Country to ask about her blood work. At this time it had not been shared to me, nor explained to me in any form. Only mentioned as "unremarkable" in her SOAP notes. After her chart was emailed to me, it showed anemia was present and detected prior to her surgery, and I was not informed about it. I was not sent her blood work beforehand, and it was not in the SOAP chart that had been given to me. I was also told by my normal vet, in kinder words, that the procedure was done quite poorly and it had led to an infection in her incision site. He was quite shocked to hear that she had had the stitches removed two weeks ago, because it looked like the site was stretched, and sewn up in a very poor manner. Overall, I am not only disappointed in my experience, but furious at the lack of information given to me and poor judgment made on the part of the surgeon when it came to tresting my pet. I feel as though I was not properly informed and the correct actions were not taken in the situation, costing me more money and potential harm to my dog at the hands of a veterinarian that very well could've been taking advantage of the fact that I was young, a new pet mom, and very clearly anxious to help my animal in any means.

I'm not understanding why the reviews are so low. When I called about the consultation fee, the…read moregentleman at the front desk was very kind and transparent about pricing. We went in as a walk-in around 9:00p for our dog. When we got there, the same gentleman was quick to get my dog to triage and the office was very clean. We were seen right away by the doc and the assistants. They had to do an emergency ultrasound so it was pricey, but not like other hospitals! They were reasonably priced, very caring, and went above and beyond for our baby boy.

Not sure why the ratings here are so low -- this place has been amazing for all of my dogs!…read more Dr. Castaneda is an angel, she'll work with your budget and educate you on whatever is asked. I absolutely love the incorporation of alternative medicine for the furry fellas too!

Our little Leah become sick with lots of scary symptoms including seizors. It was late and our vet…read moreclinic in bandera referred us to the ER in Boerne . We called ahead and Avery calmed us down with immediate knowledge and comfort remedies to get there as it was a hour drive . Upon arrival Avery quickly came to us and too Leah for vitals . She explained possibilities and assured us Leah would start feeling better soon . A bonus to Avery was Dr Dielmann . He was amazing to say the least! We were nervous and scared about what he was going to convey. He gave us hope that the chances of a less severe diagnosis was probable. He was so understanding and sensative to our feelings. Our little Leah is doing better and highly recommend Avery and Dr Dielmann. Thank you for everything . !

I recommend this emergency clinic. They look great care of my puppy and I felt very comfortable…read moreleaving her over night with them. Trust me, I'm a worry wort- I was able to sleep just fine knowing they would take care of my puppy. Their vets are caring and compassionate. The prices are very reasonable compared to other emergency vets who can be priced outrageously.

Sam did an awesome groom on Oliver! Perfect Aussie profile and sanitary trim. Oliver was glad to…read moresee her again. Recommend this grooming service to anyone but especially Aussie owners!

They asked for Phone # and I gave it to them but they never called…read more I have 2 dogs that baths and haircuts if they ever want to call me.