Bluebonnet Animal Hospital

We LOVE Bluebonnet. I have 2 dogs, and they are both pretty high maintenance - we have spent a lot of time at the vet over the years! Their staff and doctors are so kind and caring, and they make us feel like family. From torn ACLs to gastroenteritis to skin allergies, they have gotten our pups through so much, and their prices are always reasonable. And best of all, our dogs love them - they actually get excited to go to Bluebonnet! Read Less

My sweet baby angel of a cat got into a weird altercation with our window blinds so we reached out to Bluebonnet. We called the office and they got us an appointment super quick! I couldn’t have asked for a better team to help us on this leg injury journey for my cat. Dr. Deka has been great about following up with her (we’ve had two visits since our initial visit). Even when I called upset because I couldn’t get her into her carrier but I really need to bring her to her check up they offered support in getting her from my car to the exam room and didn’t treat either of us like this wasn’t a priority for them. In addition, I don’t feel like they pushed any medications or surgeries or tests on us. I fully trust them with making the right decision for my cat. I truly, truly couldn’t have asked for better support while dealing with my hurt cat. 10/10 office, don’t go anywhere else!!!! Read Less

I was able to get an appointment the next day after calling. My dog was brought in for his first time at this facility and received some rather unfortunate news. The DVM was very kind and compassionate in letting us know that our dog had a mast cell tumor and provided options and recommendations. We moved forward with surgery, which was scheduled promptly again. The DVM who performed the surgery met with me when I came to pick my pup up and informed me of how it all went, which was very comforting. The staff called to check on our dog after the surgery and the DVM called to update us once she had the biopsy report. Good news for my dog if you are reading this and wondering :). I feel very confident in the DVMs at this facility and appreciate the compassionate staff. This vet will now be my primary for my furry friends. Also, they have a really nice cat that hangs out in the office which is a plus for me . Read Less

We went to get a health certificate for my dog to enter Mexico. They told us my dog needed several vaccinations that she actually did not need. I felt something wasn’t right so I left after they wanted to the bill me 275+. A USDA vet at the border only said she needed an exam - 75. Vets are like mechanics they will charge you what they think you are willing to pay. Do some research and go elsewhere. Read Less

The vet we saw was very helpful but when calling to check in on my dogs urinalysis i was verbally assaulted by a incredibly rude female receptionist in her mid 40s to 60s. The call took place at 2pm on March 21st. I’m considering switching vets due to the terrible service and her refusal to share the email regarding a care plan for my very sick dog. Read Less

We've been taking our dogs here for approx 8 years. The staff at Bluebonnet are amazing. Everyone treats us kindly and respectfully and most importantly, they treat our dogs with care & compassion while also doing the very best to make them feel better. We never feel rushed or silly for asking ignorant questions. I highly recommend this veterinary hospital. Read Less

Bluebonnet takes such amazing care of my fur babies. As any fur baby momma knows, my pets are my kids, and so I only want the best for them. Which is exactly why I go to BAH! The receptionists, nurses and doctors are all incredibly kind and loving. They always offer us water when we come in and have little to no wait time on each visit. Also, I've been to other vets that up charge you for medicine, when you can give you dog over the counter meds for much cheaper. BAH always tells you the cheapest option even if it means they lose money on it. They care about their hairy little patients and humans alike. :) Read Less

Thank you Daphne for squeezing my girl Betty in when she had a bladder infection!! The staff at Bluebonnet are so sweet and fed my girl cookies the entire time to win her over. Keep doing what y'all do. Thanks for being an awesome clinic to take my pups!! Read Less

I recently moved to Hawaii with my dog, Boss. Dr. Shaver and the staff at Blue Bonnet were incredibly accommodating and helpful as we prepared paperwork and appointments months in advance. Dr. Shaver was extremely thorough and truly made me feel at ease throughout the complicated process. After reading a negative review below regarding another yelp-ers experience moving internationally, I felt compelled to mention my positive experience as it seems they have learned from it. Read Less

Fyi. The police you dispatched to my house told me it was perfectly legal to shoot my dog outside of city limits. Instead, I took him to another vet who took one look at my pet and didn't hesitate to put him to sleep.Read Less

I've been taking my two basset hounds here since 2015, and I will continue to do so as long as we live here in Austin. Bluebonnet has always been friendly, accommodating, and understanding with us and our preferences for our dogs. Every single thing we've ever done there, the staff has given us quotes on services and have been flexible in working with our budget.I am especially compelled to write this review in light of a recent surgery that our oldest dog Kensi had there. After noticing some problematic symptoms, Dr. Deka correctly assumed and then confirmed that our guy had granular kidney stones. Dr. Deka was so invested in Kensi right off the bat (she's not his usual doc), that she rearranged her schedule so that Kensi could come in the next day and immediately have his surgery. Between Dr. Deka and the staff there, we were kept completely informed and Kensi was out and on the road to recovery within a day. Dr. Deka even gave us her personal contact info (which one shouldn't assume every or any doctor would do) should any questions arise since his surgery was a fairly serious one. She has fielded all my questions and really kept our mind at ease as we try to corral this wiley dog into recovery! Big thanks to Dr. Deka, Amanda, and everyone who works here for taking such good care of our dogs!! Read Less

Dr. Shaver, Tara, Frankie, and the ENTIRE staff at Bluebonnet are some of the most wonderful people and doctors we know! Our pup Sawyer has a hard time with people and places, and they worked so well to accommodate us and make us all feel comfortable. He came back in with his tail wagging, and all of our concerns were addressed with love. We can't say enough about how thankful we are that Bluebonnet Animal Hospital is our home for vet care. We love you guys!! Read Less

We've been so fortunate to have found Bluebonnet Animal Hospital. Our dog is always greeted by name by the lie friendly staff when we arrive. Our vet is extremely thorough and even takes pictures of aggravated areas so that follow up appointments are productive. They've seen us last minute when we have concerns about our dog. Definitely recommend Bluebonnet Animal Hospital! Read Less

They didn't even have the sense to ask for a stool sample when my dog had hookworms ,just tried to sell me prescription food and medications that weren't needed and was charged for a follow up exam that they had told me would be no charge. Used to have a warm atmosphere but not any longer. Read Less

Wonderful staff from start to end on my first experience! Our old vet was very cold and didn't make a huge effort to get to know my dog, therefore he didn't care very much for them and hated going. The doctors at Bluebonnet were the complete opposite and quickly developed a trusting relationship with my dog, making it a very positive experience for him. By the end of it, he was kissing everyone on the way out! Read Less

I'm a new dog owner and was referred here by friends. From the time I called in until I took my dog for the appointment the entire was staff was very helpful. The doctors were very gentle and happy to answer questions. They set me up with all of the things my new dog needed and remind me when she's due for a checkup or vaccinations. I would definitely recommend them! Read Less

Incredibly overpriced ($400 for antibiotics and to shave the area around a cut on my dog). They were also absolutely no help in getting me a prescription flea medicine for my dog. Twice they said they would call back and did not. Refused to fax the prescription to an online pharmacy even though they didn't carry the product in their office. Will never go back. Read Less

Booooo. As in lame. Their were 4 staff members at the front desk when I went in and none could be bothered to say hello. This happened twice. I went in to get information on and care for my cat who I am taking to China. When I enquired as to what they knew about how to do this, they recoiled, until a staff member stepped up and tried to answer my questions as best she could. She then told me that the vet would know more and asked for me to leave information and he would get back to me in 48 hours. I left detailed info with the staff... then waited.... and waited... and waited. Nothing, no call.2 days, 3 days, 4 days , 5 days, etc. So, I went back in, left another message for the vet and was told he would get back to me that afternoon. Again. Nothing. Which is the amount of business they will get from me. Read Less

I just recently started coming to bluebonnet animal hospital, today was my 2nd visit with my labrapit Pancho, and my experiences have been wonderful. The staff is so sweet and friendly and very patient when it comes to dogs like mine who don't do that great around other dogs while on leash. Wonderful all around. I've heard they are a little bit more on the pricey side for their services, but to me it's definitely worth it. Read Less

These people love my fur babies as their own. They are so caring and compassionate. It blows me away! It is one of the biggest comforts in the world to have a vet that you can trust to take care of your babies as if they were their own. I have been to other places that were in such a rush, or had no bedside manner or who were in it for the money. That is NOT the case with this place. Even after surgery and having to stay with them for a week, my dog still happily walks through the door :). That says it all. Read Less

What a wonderful veterinary practice. I moved to Austin last week, and of course, my cat decided it would be a perfect time to develop a UTI. I called on a Saturday morning in a panic, and was in the office seeing the vet within a half hour. They examined Jo and worked with me to develop a treatment plan. Her health was their main priority, but they were also very transparent about treatment options and the costs associated with them. Five days later and she is back to terrorizing me at three in the morning and sleeping peacefully throughout the day. Thank you, Bluebonnet Animal Hospital, for the wonderful care, the follow up phone calls, and the overwhelmingly competent service. Read Less

The vets, techs, and all of the staff are amazing and are clearly powered by love! They treat all three of our pups as if they were their own and make sure they are comfortable, happy, and have everything they need to get healthy and stay that way. When the youngest, a 13 month old chihuahua, broke every bone in her foot the "Emergency" hospital told us that somebody could see her in about 45 minutes to an hour. I called Bluebonnet and they said to come right then. They were there waiting with the door open. When the oldest, a 15 year old cocker spaniel/golden retriever mix, came in with 104.3 temp the speed/urgency with which he was scooped up and taken to the back with was almost enough to cool him down. They fortunately tried some other tactics too and he's back to his very old self again. Our middle pup, a neurotic 2 year old chihuahua, is unappreciative of the existence of anyone besides us and goes in for check ups and even nail trims with ease. I doubt it's something in the ventilation system. It must just be the love flowing through that office. They all have our deepest gratitude and will forever take care of any critters we'll ever have as long as we live in Austin!Read Less

I have been working with rescue dogs for over 20 years and over this time have had alot of experience with veterinarians. We took out beloved Suzie to 2 vets over the span of one month but her condition continued to worsen. We were recommended to go here from some other rescue dog lovers we trust. We saw Dr. VanTrease when we went there. He went through all of Suzie's records, and there was alot. He examined her and suggested what he thought the problem was. He was right. She had a rare autoimmune blood disorder. Dr. VanTrease was extremely available. In fact he gave us his cell phone to call over the time it took Suzie to get better and that was 3 weeks. There is no doubt that Suzie would not be here today, doing all she loves to do, had it not been for the amazing help Dr. VanTrease gave us. We can't say thank you enough. I have seen the other female vet and our experience with her has been the same. We recommend this veterinary practice to all our friends. Several have gone there and they too have found the doctors and staff amazing. They are our vets for life. Read Less

This clinic cares for all of my foster dogs--and there have been quite a few since we moved close to the SLAH in 2006. The doctors have taken care of everything from missing toes to heartworms, and I have gotten loving care for my animals from everyone in the clinic. Dr. Buck even spoke at a seminar that I organized for my clients--after hours, on his own time, at no charge. Dr. Vantrease's knowledge and willingness to share it have helped me greatly as I care for so many animals at one time. Read Less

I went to this vet because my puppy had worms in her stool and our normal vet was closed for the day...mistake! After explaining to them that I wanted something to treat the worms and to keep it as cheap as possible, they explained to me that I could get some package deal that included everything for a puppy or some nonsense. I was foolish enough to ok this proposal and ended up paying $86 dollars for shots that my puppy did not need...the gave her a kennel cough shot...WTF! I just wanted something for tapeworms!! Basically I went, paid, and got absolutely nothing that I wanted and left confused and broke! That's not the worst part: Dr. VanTrease is a friggin nutcase!!! I swear the first thing I said to my wife after bringing the dog home was...wow, that guy is weird! I was even commenting playfully to my puppy on the way home how strange ""Buck"" VanTrease is. I feel almost bad saying this but it is honestly like he had a child's mind. He would start sentences without finishing them, talk about the most random stuff, explain things over and over, mumble nonsense, say half of one word and half of another, I just cannot explain to y'all how weird this man is: by the end of the visit he was trying to explain my dogs personality to me: ""you see, she's a little shy but maybe also a little dominant..."" etc. no joke. ""Uh, um, you, got, we're gonna, you see, um,if she, I'll, how'd you name her?"" - Dr. Buck VanTrease (average sentence) He just jacked her full of a couple of shots and then talked to the stars for about 15 mins. He made the tech go get something that he seemed pissed she did not have in the room just to show me an advertisement for some medication with pictures of worms like I was a child or something. Just read the other reviews!! This guy is crazy! It only takes about 2 sentences to come out of this guys mouth before any sane person can see that he is mental. I also thoroughly made it clear that the only reason I was there was that my normal vet was closed and I just wanted to treat the worms...""Dr"" VanTrease got out a pad and paper and started outlining a plan for my puppies future visits as though he had no idea what I had just said. I just ended up smiling and nodding to him by the end of the visit half out of confusion and half out of desire to just get out of there!! Wow, I could go on and on but I am tiring of even thinking about that man and his clinic. DO NOT GO THERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO TRUST YOUR FAMILY MEMBER TO THE HANDS OF A MADMAN who will not listen and not make sense. Read Less

I used to take my dog to this vet back when the older gentleman ran the place--He was totally awesome and always had reasonable prices. A new vet seems to be in control, and frankly, she's in it for the money. I took my cat in there with a minor stomach ache because my other vet (Dr. Rogers) was out for the day. The current vet was like a salesperson and wanted to make me pay up to $700 in ridiculous fees for excessive treatments. What a freaking joke! She wouldn't even give me stomach medicine until I agreed to pay for X-rays, blood work, etc... Basically, she said unless you can pay me copious amounts of money, she cannot do any stomach treatment on my pet. Last time I checked, when I goto the doctor with a stomach ache, the doc doesn't make me get X-rays, bloodwork, etc... The doc simply gives me some medicine and if it works, I am done. If not, I go back and then the more costly treatments can begin. I highly recommend going to Dr. Rogers on Burleson. I typically never pay over $65 and that includes medicine, office visit, and shots. He is honest and will give your pet the utmost treatment for a practical price. SOUTH LAMAR ANIMAL HOSPITAL WILL ROB YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read Less

I've been taking my pets to So Lamar Animal Hospital for over 5 years now and have always happy with the care given to my cats. One of my cats recently suffered a severe wound requiring surgery which is what has prompted me to write this review. First, they have excellent hours. When I discovered my cats wound after 5:00 on Friday evening, I thought I would have to use an emergency hospital (and the higher fees). But, South Lamar was open. They are also open on Saturdays and early mornings. Second, all of the staff and Doctors are wonderful with every animal that comes in there. It's just amazing to watch how they treat each pet as if it is their own, with the same loving and care. Two notable employees deserve special mention. Ryan, one of the Techs, is amazing. He took care of my severely wounded cat on that Friday night. One example of his compassionate care was that he called me that Friday evening after surgery (rather than waiting until Saturday morning) to reassure me that the surgery was successful and that my cat was resting comfortably. You just know that he sincerely cares about the animals in his care, as well for their human companions. Holly also deserves special mention as she is that ""face"" we all first see upon our arrival and the one who schedules the appointments. Such a happy, friendly person who is a joy to work with. She makes getting a convenient appointment a pleasure, and really works to accommodate a difficult schedule. If one is in need of vet services, I whole heartedly recommend South Lamar Animal Hospital! Read Less

We've taken our pets to South Lamar Animal Hospital for over 15 years. We were sad when Dr. Taylor retired - he helped us take care of a cat with FIV that lived to be 10 years old. We've had nothing by but excellent treatment of our 4 cats and dog by the vets who have followed. Recently our dog was hit by a car and sustained serious injuries. Dr. Van Trease and his staff stayed late into the night performing surgery and making sure he would be fine. The office staff is helpful and welcoming, and we've always received timely reminders for all of our pets for their checkups, vaccinations, and medications. Their prices on anti-flea meds are competitive with the mail order places, too. I've heard several people say the place isn't the same as when Dr. Taylor was there and I'll be the first to admit we were wary of new faces, but we're very pleased and grateful that we have South Lamar Animal Hospital close by to provide such great care for our furry family members. Read Less

The office did not keep track of my dog's rabies vaccination. Less than a month after I took him in for a check up, and was given the all-clear, I found out his vaccination had expired and he now has to be quarantined for 10 days to the tune of over $300. Read Less

They couldn't diagnose (even with x-rays) a burst spleen! They charged me $85 for antibiotics for a burst spleen! Then they wouldn't refund it when I DID find out (from another vet) what the diagnosis was! All they were interested in was money! They essentially killed my dog! I reported them to the state vet agency who said they couldn't do anything about it. I flipped them off every time I drove by. They are idiots! Read Less

I just searched for South Lamar to get the phone number and felt compelled to write a review because the last one written was so negative. We have been taking our animals to South Lamar for a year now and have no complaints. The staff has always been very friendly and the service has always been great. We never have to wait long for the vet, a plus since our dogs can be a little difficult to handle. They have never pushed unnecessary services on us and as we have four animals there have been plenty of opportunities. We found South Lamar by reading reviews and have been pleased so far. Read Less

Be very careful with these people. We went there because they were convenient. The vet and tech seemed focused on selling us drugs and services for our cat - who was just coming in for a check-up as we are new in town. They spent very little time with the animal and most of our time was about what services we would buy and writing up invoices. After negotiating down with them to just one drug - we escaped. The prescription they directed us to give our cat (oral metacam) turns out to be not recommended for cats. (Yes, there are overblow scare stories on line, but the vet did not mention any counterindications and we were trying to get him discuss the various drugs he recommended.) I'm glad we didn't listen to them. We'll be finding another vet. Read Less

Overall I have always had very positive experiences at South Lamar Animal Hospital. The Vets I have seen have been knowledgeable and understanding and the front desk staff is always friendly and engaging. That said, after what I witnessed today, I am not at all surprised that I see new faces working there every time I come in. We seemed to have walked into a war today, there was a woman yelling and swearing at one of the front desk girls and then she threw a handful of papers at her . It was as if we weren't even there. The girl who was helping us was noticeably shaken up (understandably so) and needed a minute to compose herself after the assault. After reading some of the other reviews on this site I would assume that this woman was the office manager. I am giving the hospital as a whole a good review because this is the only bad experience I have had, but I must say I am thinking twice about the care my pets may be receiving if someone this unprofessional is running the hospital. Read Less

These guys are great. I made my girlfriend take her cat here and everything was half price from her normal vet. Also I thought my dog was dying just from old age at he age of 8 nobody else knew what as wrong with him. One visit with these guys hes on the right medication and acting like a puppy again. I am a loyal friend to South Lamar Animal Hospital. Read Less

We came to use SLAH after having just obscenely bad luck with vets all over Austin, as the proud guardians of four dogs. Our gripes went from the trivial--one called our female dog ""him"" on a consistent basis--to the irritating--another was too afraid of our dog to look in his ears. There were worse problems. One vet refused to do anything about a fast-growing 6"" long wart on our young dog's face but didn't refuse to perform a $800 emergency operation when puppy scratched it, and it became infected, and, we were then told, it might be cancer. We got used to being treated with indifference, even negligence, and feeling railroaded into expensive procedures with fear. Things came to a head when our aging terrier went into ketoacidosis (a consequence of extreme diabetes). Our vet did a bunch of tests which obviously showed problems all over the place -- liver dysfunction, ketones in the urine, glucose about as high as a dog has ever survived--basically a dying dog. The message we got was that we needed to approve about $2500 in advance or they would recommend euthanasia. Dr. Van Trease agreed over the phone to give a second opinion. We had called all over town. We brought her in. I was prepared for the worst. On examination of the labs he correctly hypothesized that the various systemic problems all were most likely products of the ketosis and offered to treat the acute condition and get her started on insulin. In the end the hospitalization and follow-up visits amounted to maybe $500 (plus the insulin itself, which is relatively cheap). It's been almost a year and she's fine. In this case, since we don't have a lot of extra money, this is a year of her precious life that the other vet would have taken from her just to have a chance of milking us for a little $$. Thank you, Buck. At the end of the day, he's got excellent clinical insights and plays fair. Here in Austin, those qualities are like gold. Read Less

DDr. Van Trease has been treating my cats for 12 years. He has been unfailingly committed, thorough, honest, skillful, knowledgeable, reliable, and far beyond competent. After my cat Pia spent a whole night in an emergency hospital without a diagnosis, it took Dr. Van Trease 20 seconds to notice Pia's broken and bloody claws, probably caused by her digging her nails in and trying to hold on during the impact of a car, and that her other symptoms were probably due to swelling of the brain and liver (which they were). Dr. Van Trease showed me and my step daughter how to read a normal MRI, and how to read Pia's. Dr. Van Trease's office closes at 6 pm. Two nights in a row, he stayed after hours with me till almost 7 pm, so I could keep Pia comfortable until the emergency night hospital opened. Once, I was an hour late, and Dr. Van Trease had waited an hour after closing time just to keep our appointment?even though I was the one who was late. He ordered medication from Arizona because it would be less expensive. He occasionally does things for free, like giving a pain medication for a cat staying overnight. He always answers all my questions, no matter how long it takes, and he's great about returning calls. He is driven to keep learning, updating technologies, knowledge, and practices. He approaches each challenging case like a devoted detective would, carrying it with, trying to fit the pieces together. Dr. Van Trease is a vet hero. Read Less

My family has trusted our pets to SLAH for about six years now and we wouldn't take them anywhere else. I live in north Austin and choose to make the drive south instead of switching to a closer clinic, just so that my pets can be in the most comfortable vet environment possible. The staff is knowledgeable and kind and throughout the years they've treated every one of my pets as though they were the most important animal in their facility, and it's that level of care and commitment that our previous vets were lacking. Dr. VanTrease is amiable, understanding, and compassionate, and when he delivered the news that my fourteen-year-old cat may not make it, it was done gently enough that it took some of the sting out of hearing the one thing no pet owner ever wants to hear. Even then, I was still given other options of treatment, just in case there was a way to save/help her outside of euthanasia, though that was the eventual, unavoidable outcome. (As I'm unfamiliar with technical jargon, the explanation was given to me in layman's terms to avoid any misunderstanding and it was very much appreciated.) Katy/Katie was excellent with my cat and treated her as though she cared for her as much as I did and that's such an important quality in any vet technician, considering how stressful those offices can be (especially for cats!). Dr. VanTrease understood my financial situation and did whatever he could to ease the burden by doing as much as possible for as little money as possible. I have never had the impression at any point that any employee of SLAH was in it for the money: They're there because they love what they do. Every single one of them love their patients and respect the patients' owners and oftentimes go out of their way to make the visit as easy and as pleasant as possible. For as long as SLAH remains in business, I will continue to take my cats in for any and every form of treatment, no matter which part of Austin I live in. Read Less

This clinic has a lot of good things going for it. The staff does care about animals. The female vet is very good overall with quality, care and running tests. They have slightly dismayed me by forgetting to give me my cats meds or running an extra test when it wasn't needed but they made up for it by apologizing and taking the charge off the bill. Katy the Vet tech is always very kind to my cat and calls her beautiful even tho my cat is old now and does not bath her tail anymore and has black, gland residue. Overall it is a good place-you just have to have in your mind what followup your there for and the meds you need to pick up and keep them on track. Oh and the one female at the front desk with the eyeglasses is a really nice, fun person and makes you feel comfortable arriving and paying. I read the other comments and yes one girl at the front seemed to have some issues with being bitchy but hopefully she'll quit or see the light. Read Less

I used to like this vet a lot and they had reasonable prices. But the past few times I've been in there they have been trying to sell services to my pet that I don't need and I am looking for another vet. Don't go here! Read Less

This is one of the worst vet clinics I have ever seen. Dr. Buck is horrible and frankly ""off his rocker."" I wouldn't let him near my animal ever again. He appears to have raging mood swings with his staff hence why most of them leave and why there is such a high turnaround. I saw him yell at a tech for undercharging me (when he thought the door was shut to the room I was in.) The vile woman named Judy who apparently is a new office manager is just as bad if you ever have the displeasure to have to deal with her. I was sitting in the waiting room while she came to the front and yelled at whoever one of the poor front desk girls was in front of a whole room of clients to ""answer the phone"". The poor receptionist was up there by herself answering the phone and trying to help patients for three different doctors all by herself. I guess answering the phone is not in the ""office manger"" job description? The front desk girl was clearly upset by it. Then this Judy woman tells me that I have a unpaid balance on my account that needs to be settled before they will treat my dog. (that unpaid balance was $6.25 by the way) I think I could afford to have them add that to the bill for that day.. The front desk staff was great to me but I still wouldn't take my pet there as there is also wide knowledge among people I have spoken to that several staff members at this clinic have substance abuse issues. (do you really want someone working on your pet who is hung-over or under the influence of something?) They don't even test their employees because they know half of them would get fired. One time I saw a tech smoking a joint in the parking lot..as I was leaving with my dog! This place is one of the worst clinics I have ever seen. Yes, their prices are reasonable but ever wonder why? Steer clear of this clinic if you value your pet.. Read Less

been going to slah for 7 years. dr buck has been as kind and compassionate and caring as dr. taylor was in the past. dr buck is great about explaining everything in easy to understand language. dr. buck helped us through the most difficult event with a beloved pet. he was gentle and loving with our dog and with us. we are grateful. and yes there has been turnover at this vet office entire time we have gone there including before dr buck ever arrived. i agree with previous review...these are college kids mostly working there. expect turnover. i will say those working the front desk have always been friendly and informative. all vet assistants have been great with us too. every vet office i ever been to lightens my wallet just as m.d. does. we say ""yeah for dr. buck"" as does our little blue heeler who loves him. Read Less