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    Willis Emergency Animal Clinic

    2.6 (10 reviews)
    Open 12:00 am - 8:00 AM, 12:00 pm - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Dolly

    I am finally writing a review after more than a year. If I could give negative stars I would. I had the worst experience here. We brought our little 16 year old female dog in for an emergency at the WIllis Emergency Animal Clinic. My background story is that our family woke up in the middle of the night to our dog Dolly's screaming. She is small dog who had hip and spine degeneration. She tried to get up in the middle of the night and hurt her back. When we got her to the clinic, the man behind the counter was the least compassionate vet tech I had ever experienced. We told him that something was wrong with her back and told him she was screaming in pain and we thought it would be best to let her go. Even though we told him she was in a lot of pain, he picked her up and carried her with one arm to take her in the back and he had us go to a small room to wait for the vet. When he came into the room with our dog, he literally tossed her on the table and she almost went over. I had to quckly catch her and he walked out without saying anything. I was too shocked to say anything. I didn't see him again and I didn't say anything to the vet. I did see other people giving him bad reviews. I really hope he is out of the profession. He is the LEAST compassionate vet tech I have ever experienced. He does not know how to care for animals. I don't know if he is still there. I hope he is not working with animals wherever he is. Dolly was with us for 15 years. She was amazing and sweet. She was our family member. She did not deserve that kind of treatment for the last few moments of her life. Find a different emergency place for your animal.

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    Emergency Pet Care of Texas

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    I've been to quite a few emergency vet clinics over the years, and I do admit that this one in…read moreMagnolia was probably the best experience of them all. When we discovered that our nine-year-old spaniel was bleeding from her mouth, we monitored her for an hour or so to see if it subsided. After all, it was a Sunday and our regular vet wasn't open. When the bleeding continued, with it occasionally being pretty significant, I jumped on my vet's website to see what emergency clinics they recommend. Emergency Pet Care of Texas was one of two listed, and since I'd had an extremely negative experience with the one that is actually closer to me, I made the nearly 40-minute drive up to Magnolia to have her checked out. Sign in was smooth and not overly detailed (not asking a lot of what I deem as unnecessary questions). Wait time was minimal. Tech tended to her relatively quickly, and by this time much of the bleeding had subsided greatly. Still wanted her to see a vet, which she did shortly. Vet was thorough and didn't recommend any additional testing or examination because by the time she saw the vet, all bleeding had stopped. If it had not, it would have indicated something more severe: rat poison or sago palm ingestion, for example. But since that did not appear to be the case, we were instructed to watch her, keep her quiet with minimal exercise and see our regular vet the next day when they were open if the bleeding began again. I appreciate that EPCT was not overly aggressive in trying to treat what turned out to be a minor nick on her gum line that apparently caused the bleeding (mouth bleeds can be pretty traumatic initially, I was told, but they do subside within an hour or two if it's nothing serious). Other emergency vet clinics usually jump on "needed testing" which results in sometimes exorbitant charges that prove nothing at all (I'm speaking from experience). The techs and the vet calmed my fears, assessed my dog for potential dire conditions and sent us on our way. Easy to locate, ample parking, nice waiting area, friendly attendants, techs and vet experience. Charges were extremely fair. Wait time for us was short, but understand they do triage incoming cases so wait times can be extended due to severity of emergency. Definitely recommended, since they only treat emergency cases (rather than continuing, routine care of pets), so they are clearly prepped for that. While it was a drive to get here from where we live, it was worth it knowing I wouldn't need to cash in my 401(k) for my dog to be seen on a Sunday.

    This is a long overdue review. Unfortunately, I've been here a few times because of emergencies…read morefor my babies. Each time has been as good as can be expected when you're in an emergency situation, and it's your fur baby's life on the line. This time was no different except for it was my cat, and he was on his way out. He was in very, very bad shape. He was triaged immediately. The news was not what I wanted, but as the person who has raised him for 19 years, it was a decision I had to make. My point here is the ladies that were on duty that evening were not just professional, or on point with their assessment, but went above and beyond on the empathy scale. I cannot say enough about the support that I received while I was there and I would 1000% recommend this Clinic to anyone. Everyone that helped me that evening from the front desk to the ladies in the back...I appreciate the kind words and the hugs that I received. I am more than grateful for you and giving my boy a peaceful jump out of this world

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    VEG ER for Pets

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    Each time we've come in, they've taken our girl in right away and started working with her. The…read morelayout is interesting since you can see everyone working, so you know no time is being wasted getting your dog the care they need. We were able to quickly reach and talk to the vet in person while there and also by phone while our dog stayed overnight. I've unfortunately had to visit several emergency veterinary centers in the past, but this was by far the most reassuring and supportive experience.

    I am immensely grateful to the Veterinary Emergency Group staff. It's nice to know 24 hr care like…read morethis exists. The staff was tremendously compassionate, helpful and comforting to me as I faced my dog's final day. I was referred to VEG by my dog's vet. We arrived to continue her care after her vet closed for the day. As soon as I walked in carrying my blanket covered baby, they led me into their open concept care area. There were maybe a dozen or so examination tables and several kennels along the walls and there's also, I think, two surgery rooms and a couple of dimly lit rooms for saying goodbye. Clients see what's going on with every pet at the different examination tables. Sadly I witnessed a dog die after the staff tried giving it chest compressions for what felt like forever. They really seemed to try and give it their all. It was the saddest thing to witness, especially knowing my dog was likely headed in that same direction. I lost it and cried. One of the many bouts of tears I had that day. Unlike the exam tables, the surgery and goodbye rooms are private. Dr. Burbano and staff examined my dog to see if there was anything they could do and they gave me my options and the corresponding prices. The price went up the longer they cared for my dog. I could leave her there for 24 hours, 12, 8, 4 etc and I could stay with her the whole time. I could tell there wouldn't be any progress if I left her there longer so I ended up leaving her for 8-10 hrs, enough time for progress to hopefully be made but not so long as to avoid the inevitable and to have an unnecessarily high bill. After hours on the exam table they moved her to a kennel. From the kennel she was moved to a dimly lit room where I held her in my arms for hours and said my goodbyes as she was hooked up to an IV. While in the room, a staff member went over end of life options with me, private or group cremation, different urns etc. Paying for everything was very convenient. They texted me the itemized pricing for both my dog's car and end of life options and you pay from your phone, never having to leave your pet's side. My dog's cremated remains and end of life items where delivered to my home I believe a week or two later. The postal worker ( not a VEG employee) was also kind and compassionate during the delivery. I loved how caring the VEG staff was, how well they explained everything, and that they were very understanding and didn't rush me at all. I greatly appreciate my dog's veterinarian referring me to VEG and I would highly recommend them to anyone experiencing a pet emergency or saying goodbye to their precious furry one.

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    VEG ER for Pets

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    My cat, Rosy, and I both highly recommend VEG. They are honest and friendly. We didn't have to…read morewait; we walked in and they saw her immediately. Then they went over our options. If we had another emergency, we'd definitely trust them with our cat care.

    My bulldog was rushed to VEG two weeks ago, when he was panting and his gums were cold and white…read more They did a scan and said he had a large tumor on his spleen that burst and he would need surgery, and it was likely cancer. Per the vet, if we did not do the surgery, our dog would not make it another day, and we most likely would have to do chemo to have another 7 months with him. When asked how much the surgery would cost, we were told 7-9K! My issue is this... we literally had to make a life and death decision, in a split second, put a number on the life of our family member, without any time to think. Unfortunately, we just couldn't afford to attempt to save his life, as many could NOT afford that kind of money right now, although I was looking for credit cards to finance saving my dogs life. It should not be this way. I feel that these "Emergency Rooms" for pets know exactly how animal lover's will pay just about any amount to save their fur baby's life. I feel they use emotional manipulation to over charge and should be regulated. I do not feel that they went into this line of work for the love of animals. It's definitely a business, and a cruel one at that. We still walked out spending $1500 to euthanize our dog in a hurry to stop his suffering. It's a shame that all the vets that went into this line of work are now corporate cogs that only care about money, not the animals or the families...

    Willis Emergency Animal Clinic - emergencypethospital - Updated September 2026

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