North Loop Pet Clinic

We have been going to this veterinary longer than I can remember but when they treat your animals, you know it was done right..and if they are not able to treat the animals they know other veterinary that are able...well..I will share a story of a cat that had a combination fracture, bones are sticking out of her back leg ..I brought her to doctor Amares and she knew she wasn't capable but she knew another doctor Cann...he sent us to verge..but before I made it to doctor Amares others we're telling me to put her down or cut her leg off..well..after several doctor visits and appointments..thank you doctor Amares..there is a cat 🐈 named car wreck. This doctor is magical and full of Interesting facts..what amazed me the most is when I brought in car wreck doctor Amares could tell that the ca

I've been coming to this veterinary clinic since 2007, and the care the veterinarians provide has always been top notch. They consistently get it right, showing genuine care and passion for what they do. Even though I now drive quite a distance to get here, I trust them completely with my pets and wouldn't go anywhere else. I actually don't mind waiting in my car, for the most part smooth and organize process once you learn you have to sign in and then they call you on your phone. The young gentleman at the front desk always has a great attitude and helps make every visit pleasant. Thank you to the entire team for your continued professionalism and compassion!

The staff and vet are great, compassionate and very affordable. You will have to wait in the car for about 1-1.5 hrs but they are upfront about it and they do let you know it is a first come, first serve approach. I think they want avoid issues with multiple dogs waiting on waiting areas (which make sense). My dog suffered of IVDD and they shared the XRAYs, gave her pain medication and share information for specialist.

I’ve been coming to this clinic for well over 17 years, but since the long-time male vet left, the overall experience has declined significantly. Clients are now required to wait outside - in cars, on aluminum chairs, or have pets crated. This is stressful and impractical, especially for anyone using rideshares, and honestly confusing. If clients aren’t allowed inside, having them wait outside in an even more uncomfortable and chaotic environment makes little sense, particularly with sick or anxious pets. Care quality now also feels like a gamble. The vet assistant we had today, Cassandra, was dismissive, often inaccurate when taking down information, and ultimately unhelpful. I had to correct what she documented multiple times. Despite clearly stating, both verbally and in writing, tha

Poor service they couldn’t figure out what was wrong with my mom’s dog. The clinic told my mom could not read the analysis and to take the dog to another place and charge $300 . The other clinic was able to read the analysis and told my mom what was wrong but it was too late . The dog had kidney failure