The staff is great, especially Casey. She is always so bright and cheery with a smile on her face…read more They are professional and schedule your appointments promptly.

They worked us in with out an appointment. They were very professional and excellent with my Dog…read moreduring the visit. They kept him at ease and their energy towards the Dog was excellent. I appreciate them not turning us away and helping with this medical need.

I was lucky enough to secure an appointment right away when my cat got sick, the spot being…read morecancelled by another person. The staff was very caring and supportive when the diagnosis wasn't good, as was Dr. Thompson who was excellent at patient care- both me and my kitty. I was pleasantly surprised by my bill afterwards also, though there were costs out of their control (labs) the in-house fees were very reasonable. We will continue to be seen here as long as they open their doors! BTW, my Worf the Clingon kitty is doing well and is expected to make a 100% recovery from FIP, until recently a terminal condition. Thank you TVS!

I needed someone to check out my sweet kitty, Lucy, who wasn't feeling herself and had stopped…read moreeating. I recently moved back to the area so I was a bit hesitant to see a large animal vet as our new doctor and I assure you, I was wrong. Dr. Thompson is incredibly knowledgeable, caring and thorough. He is definitely not "just another small town vet". He sets the bar high for any other vet! (But hopefully he keeps us on as patients --2 cats-- so we won't have to worry again!!) I'm in my 50s and have always had a cat. I can unquestionably say, Dr. Thompson's office is the best vet experience we have ever had! Everyone from the office was wonderful, from the two phone calls prior, the entire visit, and putting my mind at ease throughout the process. Lucy is doing good and we felt incredibly well taken care of by the entire team!! I have already recommended him to my sister and niece who were looking for a vet for their dogs, and highly recommend this power team to anyone for animals of any size. As for my two girls, I am posting proof of how relaxed they felt not long after getting home. It typically takes a couple of days for them to be this relaxed after a visit. Dr. Thompson and his office truly took care of us with as little stress as possible! EXTRA INFO: The office is in an easy to get to location on hwy199, between Springtown and Azle, with entrances/exits from both 199 and Newsom Mound Road. There are safely accessible crossovers to get to/from the office via 199. (BIG ++ in the area!) The parking lot has plenty of space for parking and turning around. Plenty of space inside for you and your pet(s) as well.

Dr Henley and his staff are awesome. The ladies in his staff have been there along time. They are…read moreso helpful, polite, and knowledgeable. Been using there services for over 15 yrs.

This vet diagnosed my cat with a fatal disease without actually doing the required blood work. He…read morealso advised AGAINST the medication available because she was too far gone. She's fine; 15 and still going. My other cat was put down on his recommendation for the same thing. And I'll never know if she could have been saved. Keep your pets alive and go somewhere else.

Heidi saw my senior Boxer, Selene, under an emergent situation. She gave wonderful loving care to…read moremy girl, and got her 3 more months of quality life I didn't think we had. Wonderful office, staff and we just love Heidi. Would highly recommend for your fur baby.

I've been bringing 3 dogs here for over a year, they've all thrived. It's like clockwork getting…read morein, great service, everything you want for an exception routine vet. But also, just this month one dog bit another seriously, we were seen within 9 hours. I spontaneously for a new dog, and they fit us in to make sure his tummy is settled, to help us bond as best as soon as possible. I can't say enough about this place. They have doggos and kiddos around and helping out with calming pets and anxious owners (me). I love yall so much, we cannot thank you enough for everything you do for us!

Friendly staff in front & behind the waiting area. Their care for your four legged family member…read moreshows as they treat them as their own. Their new medicine refill automated service is helpful & they offer military discount. We have enjoyed using PCVH these past 2 years we've lived in Weatherford.

When we moved back to Fort Worth, I knew I wanted Dr.Borgers to take care of my fur babies!…read moreEveryone at Parker County Vet is amazing, caring, and friendly! They truly care about the animals that they see! We love them!

ATTN PET OWNERS: I'd like to share my experience with Bonds…read moreRanch Animal Medical Center here for everyone to see and be aware I pray this happens to no one else: Profound Negligence by Bonds Ranch Animal Center in Handling My Dog's Remains: On the day I tragically lost one of my dogs back in September when he was hit by a car, I brought him to Bond's Ranch for cremation -- and made it extremely clear that I needed his DNA collected first so I would be able to know his breed mix. I called five times after I left him - verifying the steps and ensuring what I needed would be done. I spoke for 28 minutes with the receptionist, and sent multiple emails with explicit directions for a cheek swab and then a tissue sample when the cheek swab wasn't possible. I even called immediately after sending an email subjected "Tissue Sample" to review the instructions with her. She confirmed she understood and that the doctor knew what to do. When I arrived with dry ice and shipping materials, I was told the vet NEVER collected the sample before cremation-- only hair and nails. The hair had no root (so it's useless for DNA). I am deeply concerned with Dr. Nichols medical knowledge if he believes top coat fur can be submitted for DNA testing needs... This wasn't a minor miscommunication. It was a complete failure to follow clear, documented instructions from a pet owner. Because of this, I permanently lost the chance to preserve his genetic material and learn his true breed mix. On top of that, I had requested the clay paw prints every cremation facility provides. Bonds Ranch never submitted that request. Instead, they made their own(!) with paint on paper. It looks like a child's art project! I have the email thread with the crematorium confirming the clay prints were NEVER REQUESTED from Bonds Ranch. Yet again -- another piece of him I've lost forever due to their lack of attention and utter negligence. If this is the attention they pay in imperative moments that can never be recovered, please be aware of how they handle everything.

The staff at Bonds Ranch are fantastic. I recently had to put one of my sick cats to sleep. Dr…read moreNichols was compassionate, professional and respectful. They also did a fantastic job neutering another one of my cat's the day before.

Love Foland! Foland…read morehas been our vet for our dogs for 5 years. They have been amazing. So kind and compassionate. When we hade to put one of our dogs down - we came to Foland. When we wanted a second opinion on a serious health matter with another dog, we brought her to Foland and they correctly diagnosed her as an Emergency vet had misdiagnosed her. Today, we stopped by to pickup some meds for our dogs. They had it all ready so we were in and out fast.

10/10 and 5 star service every time. I been using Foland since 2014 for everything on top of annual…read moreexams, rabies vaccine, anal glands, and nail trims. I have very anxious dog and they have worked with me the whole time to make the whole experience easier on my dog and me! My dog is nearing the end of her journey here on earth and they are still going above and beyond to assist me with quality of life care until it is time to put her to rest. I've never feel judged or rushed while other office or over the phone. This is our furrever vet!

My wife and I have taken two of our dogs(Minnie and Bitsy) for surgery with Dr. Dean. We had the…read morefirst surgery done 5/2018 and the most recent one done 5/2019. Both of our dogs are very small(6-10lbs) Pomchis and they both had extremely large lipomas(tumors) in similar pelvic locations. Two other surgeons told us that due to the locations of the growths, it was very possible that serious permanent nerve damage could be done to them as a result of the surgical procedure. Over the preceding six months before locating Dr. Dean, we visited multiple vets(Abilene, Austin, Brownwood, Dallas) in an attempt to get an accurate diagnoses of their problem and what could be done. Several told us(with no lab tests), that it was "probably cancer" and they should be "put to sleep", but we obviously didn't quite trust those opinions. When we took them to see Dr. Dean, he examined them, performed the lab work and took the x-rays we had tried to get at other places. He told us it was obvious they were benign lipomas and even considering the delicate location, he thought they could be safely removed. We scheduled Minnie, who had the most advanced tumor for surgery, which was accomplished in May of last year. Minnie came through the surgery even better than we hoped and fully recovered in just a few weeks, with no complications whatsoever. At all times FWVS exhibited an extremely high level of professionalism and caring that we were pleasantly surprised about and very grateful for. We received regular updates while we waited during the surgery and the office followed up in later days to see how she was doing. They were also very quick to address any questions or concerns we had. It's been over a year now and Minnie is still a happy and healthy dog. When it came time for Bitsy's surgery, even though we had moved from Texas to Missouri, we drove her all the way back to Fort Worth for her surgery. Her procedure was performed just this last May. She is older and also has health complications from injuries received in a house fire several years ago, so we were even more worried about her than we were about Minnie. However, like the surgery a year earlier, it went great, there were zero complications and she fully recovered within a few weeks. The high level of care shown to us in 2018 was also unchanged this time around and again exceeded our expectations. It's now been 3 months, and she is not only back to normal, but seems to be in better health and spirits than she has been in years. Finally, while the cost of these surgeries versus what our dogs mean to us, made money a non-issue, FWVS quoted us prices for both procedures that were about one-third lower than several other offices we visited. These prices even included us opting for the use of a safer and more expensive anesthesia drug in both procedures. If, your pet faces a significant health challenge that requires surgery, you absolutely won't find a better place to take them than FWVS and Dr. Dean.

I'm sharing my experience in hopes it helps other pet owners make an informed decision…read more My dog, Jack, was referred to Dr. Dean for orthopedic evaluation and underwent TPLO surgery on both hind legs. During all postoperative follow‑up visits, I was consistently told that his recovery appeared to be progressing normally. Unfortunately, Jack later developed significant complications that required care from other veterinarians and specialists. This led to additional procedures, extensive treatment, and a long rehabilitation process. Despite all of this, Jack continues to have limited mobility. He also has an ongoing issue with instability in his right knee, and rehabilitation for that side could only begin after the complications with his left leg were stabilized. After everything Jack went through, I reached out to Dr. Dean in good faith to share the full medical outcome and to ask whether there was any guidance, support, or perspective the clinic was willing to offer. I did not ask for money or make any demands. While there was brief acknowledgment of a misunderstanding, my follow‑up message received no response, and the matter was left unresolved. I understand that complications can occur in veterinary medicine. What was most disappointing for me was the lack of communication and follow‑up when things did not go as planned. During such a difficult and emotional situation, responsiveness and professionalism matter greatly. I hope this review helps others consider not only the surgical care, but also the communication and support they may experience if complications arise.