New Braunfels Veterinarians

NEW BRAUNFELS, TX

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"... caring staff. was very convenient and the cost was lower than i expected. it gave us peace of mind to know our dog was taken care of while we were on vacation...."

"... of them to this hospital. i like the way my pets are treated here. they are very well taken care of. the staff does a wonderful job doing their work. my puppies are nicely tended to. that makes me feel very happy...."

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3 tips to help your pets live longer

Regular checkups with your vet can keep your dog healthy and fit. (Photo courtesy of Animal Care Clinic)

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Pet acupuncture — get to the point

Dr. Darcy Hoyt of At Home Veterinary Acupuncture administers a treatment to Montana, a German shepherd. (Photo by Andrew Larkin)

As alternative veterinary therapies such as pet acupuncture grow in popularity, Angie's List members take advantage of the health benefits for their pets.

4 tips to navigate expensive vet care

Expensive vet for your pet? Here are 4 tips to help ensure you get more bang for your buck when it comes to veterinarians and pet care.

Specialty pet care - why so costly?

Dr. Bonnie Lefbom, board-certified cardiologist, treats Angie's List member Cheryl Bright's dog, Bacci, for congestive heart failure. (Photo by Robert Mang)

As specialty vet care increases in popularity, so does the amount of money we spend on our pets. Angie's List explores the reasons.

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New Braunfels Veterinarians Reviews

"... doctors are competent and patient with the animals and my dog loves them! the only somewhat negative comment is that the front desk is a bit unorganized...."

"... to use these vets. they always do a fantastic job. they have a natural homeopathic solution for pets. sometimes i have to wait, but it s still worth it. i am very happy with their level of care...."

"... vet was very caring and knowledgeable. there is a wait when you go in, its a walk in place. i would recommend them if they have the time for it...."

"... have a full service. they initially look at your cat and do an interview to find out what's wrong with them. later they check them, weight them and check their heart rates. they show consultation and decide on what kind of treatment the cat needs...."

"... dog to them all the time because he has a very bad allergy. they are real good with allergies and holistic medicine. i found them when my dog was around four and he had allergies. nobody knew what was wrong with him. i went to about five different..."

"... the procedures. i think they do a superb job...."