Alamo Animal Clinic

"Me and my wife raised chickens and I called up there once and asked do they treat chickens? They told me no. I'll call it again to see if they'll order medicine for my chicken because it's very sick they said I would have to bring him in. Why bring him in if you can't treat him will never use your service! You raise your voice at me over the phone. I'm concerned about my pet. I will never do business with you and will encourage others to go elsewhere for their business as well. You need to learn professionalism because people adore there pets"

"Today, September 22nd, my daughter called this vet because our dog was very sick. She was told to bring him right away and he would be seen. We live in Bells, so about a 10 to 15 minute drive. When we got there I saw 3 people and they never acknowledged us, until I said something out loud. I told the guy behind the counter what my daughter was told on the phone, and he was like, "I don't know who told you that, but the Vet is leaving to go to a farm." I immediately said just nevermind, we'll go to Bells. Turns out he has a bacterial infection and in critical care. This place needs more than 1 vet!!!! Oh... we were also the only ones there, so no wait time."

"Great vet, but they are very, very busy! Like any great place to go. Don't expect to be just in and out. Plan on being there for a while. There is a long wait. But, worth it!"

"I’ve been to a different vet around town and have been ripped off and treated like I was ignorant. I decided to try Alamo Vet and couldn’t have been more happy and satisfied. I took in a dog that was found on the street and in horrible condition. They treated Chief like part of the family. Great care and very knowledgeable Dr. Young. She was amazing with her expertise of how to cure Chief properly and quickly. Her staff was loving and amazing as well. Definitely will be switching vets to Alamo!"

"I brought my pregnant dog in for xray and the count was on point. Prices are beyond fair. No appointments just walk in so get there early! Bringing my litter in tomorrow for dew claws and tail docking, will update after. Update: I've had 2 litters now. Shots, deworming, and checkups I have no complaints. However for tail docking a third of the tail needs to be docked. Explained last time and they took too much. Explained again this time and again they took too much. A little frustrated as my pups are akc and showable. They no longer meet breed standard and this litter will be instantly disqualified from shows. 2nd update: out of my 2nd litter I had a 10 week old female that was limping and not putting any weight on her back right leg. I was able to get seen rather quickly despite them being very busy. Not a hundred percent sure how it happened but she broke her leg. She is receiving kind and compassionate care. They gave her something for pain and I am currently waiting to pick her up after they place a stint on her. All in all price for everything is around $350 which I find to be very reasonable."