We did some research on this Texss A&M Small Animal Clinic and were very impressed as to what they could do and extremely cheap because of funds they receive from donations, government funds and other sources...
They were good and gave us some extra prescription.
But, for a teaching hospital, they are a little too expensive. They suggested a surgery on my 11 year old miniature Dacshund for $6500/- and not know if that will fix his problem. Like gambling $6500/-. Also, they charged us $450/- to look at the dogs and give us some prescriptions.
I hope they get more donations and other funds so that they can provide a bit cheaper service.
About Texas A&M University Veterinary
Texas A&M University Veterinary is a renowned veterinary care facility that provides exceptional service to pets and their owners. The Large Animal Hospital and Canine Orthopedic Surgery departments are particularly impressive, with highly skilled and courteous staff. The modern and well-equipped facilities offer comfortable waiting areas with amenities like recliners, TVs, Wi-Fi, and charging stations. The hospital's attention to detail and commitment to patient care are evident in the thorough examinations, surgeries, and post-operative care provided. Owners receive regular updates and personalized attention throughout the process. The cost of care is reasonable, with prices significantly lower than expected for the level of service offered. Pet owners can trust Texas A&M University Veterinary to provide compassionate and expert care for their beloved pets, from routine check-ups to complex surgeries and emergency situations.
The staff, including veterinarians, vet students, and receptionists, are highly skilled and courteous. The reviews praise the exceptional care provided by Dr. Park, Melody, and Dr. Katie Glass, who are described as knowledgeable, detailed, and caring. The hospital's transparency and willingness to explore alternative treatment options have also been highlighted. Additionally, the reviews mention the excellent support provided by Justin in Oncology and Stephanie, the student doctor, who were caring and helpful during a difficult situation.
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World-class care. We’ve trained in NYC and at the Cleveland Clinic. This was exceptional. Humans could seek care here. My service dog was diagnosed with afib and dilated cardiac myopathy with pulmonary edema. Local care in Illinois and two tertiary institutions offered minimal care and old medicine. I called the Aggies begging for help. Texas A&M saw Magnus in one week and has followed him closely since. He is on medication that is working and is almost out of heart failure. He has a great quality of life and people who have made rapid progress helping him. The vets understand how to treat a service dog and their human handler. They don’t readily separate handlers… read full review
Could not have had a more incredible experience.
Our near 10 years old dachsund suffered the dreaded IVDD for the first time. This place was the only out of 7 in a 3 hour radius of our home that had a neurologist working on a Friday. We showed up around 11:15 am and that day they had the imaging done AND he went into surgery.
10 days later we got our family member back and he's doing fantastic. We are beyond grateful for the staff / students and how attentive they were throughout everything. Do not hesitate to bring your animal here, you will not be disappointed.
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4457 TAMU, 408 Raymond Stotzer Parkway Building 1085, College Station, TX 77843
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