These folks saved me $100! I WENT TO THE MOBILE VET ON SEAN HAGGERTY…read more I showed up at 6am and got in line at 6:30, they open at 8am but this is just the way the cookie crumbles. I left my little dude at 8am and he was ready by 11:30am. They did an amazing job, and they also RX some probiotics since my dude eats everything in sight, I can't keep up. I also got him the IV fluids, laser and pain meds. I paid $240 for his neuter which again one vet quoted me $340 and another over $400. Bring a chair, some coffee and be patient and you'll be good to go. They also called to check on my dude the next day! The staff was super friendly and helpful and bless them for dealing with my furbaby since he's a hot mess express, I blame it on the breed haha.

I think the place is not particularly affordable. They…read moretreated my dog very loving. We went cos my dog's eye was a bit irritated nothing crazy, I thought maybe an allergy. That visit came up was almost 400 dlls. She got some eye drops.

We had to bring our dog to a vet on our road trip from CA for a sore on her leg and Desert East…read moreAnimal Hospital got us in right away. They were very kind, very helpful, and very affordable. They took good care of our floof baby and got her in and out and bandaged up and we were back on our road trip! Thanks so much to everyone here for a great experience. If we lived nearby we would come back for sure!

Dr. Hopp and Dr. Klein are AMAZING! I have known Dr. Hopp for many years well before he was at…read moreDesert East. You will be hard pressed to find a more compassionate, amazing, and knowledgeable veterinarian and staff.

I was really disappointed today. I've been coming here for over 14 years. However, the push to get…read moreyou to spend money has really taken over. I recently went to get my 13 yr old arthritic dog some more pain medication. At the time, when I was asked how he is doing, I said he was slow to get up and move around. The vet tech said, so lethargic? I answered, not really lethargic, just you can tell he doesn't want to get up. Apparently he writes in the file lethargic. At the appointment, another vet tech suggests $1000 in tests to better see what is wrong. The over $200 blood tests we did 6 months ago told us nothing. Two days after, I get a post card that my dog needs his rabies vaccination. I call up, said hey I was just there, no one mentioned he needed a shot, do I need to pay another $76 for a visit Just to get that shot? The very rude receptionist said, well you said your dog was lethargic, and we don't suggest vaccinations to sick dogs. I tried to explain the miscommunication, but it didn't matter. I feel tricked, like this was done on purpose to get more money. I used to really like it there. I guess after this dog passes, I will look for someplace new for my other dog.

Friendly staff, good experience the times I've been there. My pet was handled well. I would…read morereccomend this facility.

While the parking lot felt a bit small (just our opinion), the exterior of the vet clinic made a…read morevery good first impression. We really liked that there was a pet relief area with bags for easy clean up. Going inside, the lobby is very clean, spacious, and modern looking. There's a pet accessible water fountain near the human water fountain, which are both near the restrooms. There are complimentary beverages while you wait and plenty of seating. The staff that took care of our dogs was very nice and patient with them (and us) and made the whole experience more comfortable. Overall, we were very happy with the experience and quality of care our fur babies received and will be returning for as long as we live in El Paso.

The worst customer service. No ONE answers the damn phone, but they sure charge you those premium…read moreprices. Do youself a favor and find another vet practice. Only good thing is Dr. Lara, but he needs to move on from this place so he can actually take care of his patients and clients.

Too expensive. Their prices keep going up. We tried to get our Cat neutered there and they wanted…read moreclose to $400.00 plus shots. The vets are ok but use to better before it was taken over. Difficult to make an appointment you have to ho through multiple operators to get to the correct location.

The prices are outrageous. $70 just to be seen and any medication's are additional. We just called…read morethem this morning our poor little Sofia has blood coming out of her rectum. We made an appointment but canceled it due to lack of funds. We than thought about it and found a way to come up with funds. I called back and now there was no appointments available. They told us to call back tomorrow to see if anything was available. Per-pandemic this place was only $40.00 for a visit. Don't waste your time with this place. veterinarians are just using the pandemic to get rich Also they to us to go to an emergency clinic which is $500.00 just to be seen.

Northeast Vet, also known as Stellar Veterinary, is going fully corporate and forgetting the people…read moreand animals they are supposed to help. I received an email from them stating that, starting in April, there will no longer be discounted shots on weekends. When I called to inquire, a chipper, squeaky voice said yes, they are making changes. When I explained that not everyone has all the money they need for their shots, and that the discount helped a lot, I mentioned that they would lose a customer. Without skipping a beat, she said, "OK! I can email her records or another vet can request them." There seems to be no loyalty towards customers anymore. It's sad--I've taken my pets there since the 1990s.

They are Corporate (Stellar) now. Too $$$. Seems like they are trying to up-sell every little thing…read morefor $$$.

The staff and Dr were more than wonderful! I brought my dog Betty, in thinking it might be time to…read moreput her to sleep. After the exam and different ideas for quality of life, I left with so much hope for a few more years with my furry daughter. They took an untold amount of time explaining everything in great detail and I'm soo happy with the outcome

If you're looking for a veterinarian truly cares for your pet definitely come here . I I have a 14…read moreyear-old mini Australian Shepherd who has allergies and arthritis my dog was treated very well, and the doctor fully explained everything to me. As she was giving him his exam . If you are looking for looking for a veterinarian who's not just taking your money and truly cares for your pet. This is a place for you.

Today I had to take my dog, Batman, to Eastwood Animal Clinic because the cast on his foot had…read morefallen off shortly after he first got it. When he originally got his cast, I had drawn a little heart on it that said "Mom loves you." When they had to recast his foot today, the staff paid attention to that small detail and put a heart on the new cast for me. That meant more to me than they probably realize. It showed compassion, attentiveness, and that they truly care about both their patients and the people who love them. Thank you for not only taking care of Batman, but also for taking care of my heart as a pet mom. I really appreciate the kindness and attention to detail. Highly recommend this clinic.

I would not recommend Eastwood Animal Clinic, and I will not be returning…read more For clarity, my experience was with the younger of the two veterinarians at this practice. I am intentionally not naming the veterinarian because my purpose in writing this review is not to personally attack an individual. I want this review to remain focused on my experience as a client and, most importantly, the care my dog received so that other pet owners can make an informed decision. I brought my dog in because she was clearly not herself and something was wrong. I love my dogs and have absolutely no issue spending money on appropriate veterinary care, diagnostics, or treatment when it is warranted. What I do have an issue with is spending approximately $3,000 on testing, bloodwork, imaging, and examinations only to have the actual problem missed. After all of that testing, I was left without an answer. Most concerning to me is that I was charged over $200 for an examination, yet apparently a thorough oral examination was not performed. Had someone simply looked carefully in my dog's mouth, they may have discovered what another veterinarian subsequently found: a fractured, infected tooth and significant trauma in her mouth. During this process, my dog was also shaved down for diagnostic testing, and even after thousands of dollars had already been spent without identifying the cause of her symptoms, I was being advised to pursue additional costly testing. What is incredibly difficult for me to reconcile is that increasingly expensive diagnostics continued to be recommended while something as basic as a thorough oral examination appears to have been overlooked. I ultimately took her to another veterinarian who was considerably more thorough in his examination and approach to differential diagnosis. He identified the problem and treated her appropriately. The difference in the quality of care, problem-solving, and communication was remarkable. My frustration is not simply about the money. Again, I will spend whatever is reasonably necessary to care for my dog. My concern is paying thousands of dollars for extensive diagnostics--and being encouraged to spend even more--while something as fundamental as a thorough physical and oral examination appears to have been missed. Equally disappointing was the veterinarian's communication and bedside manner. As a medical professional myself, I understand that medicine is not perfect and that diagnoses can be difficult. I also understand the importance of listening, communicating respectfully, performing a comprehensive examination, and working systematically through a differential diagnosis. The manner in which I was spoken to was dismissive and, in my opinion, completely unacceptable. I am especially troubled because my dog was already extremely thin and struggling to eat. Missing a painful problem in her mouth meant additional time in which eating was difficult for her. Eastwood Animal Clinic prominently displays its awards and accolades. Based on my personal experience, the care we received did not reflect the level of excellence those awards would lead a pet owner to expect. I intend to share my documented experience with the organizations associated with those recognitions and allow them to evaluate it for themselves. I don't expect veterinary medicine to produce the correct diagnosis every single time. I do expect a thorough physical examination, thoughtful clinical reasoning, respectful communication, and appropriate consideration of straightforward explanations before moving into thousands of dollars of diagnostics and recommending even more. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here. I will not return, and I cannot recommend Eastwood Animal Clinic to other pet owners.