Southwest Veterinary Clinic

Up until recently I would have said this was the best vet clinic, hands down. I told my neighbors and friends, really promoted them to pet owners around us. However, now I regret ever trusting them and have to live with the pain of knowing I trusted the wrong team with my dogs care. They were great, helped me identify cancer in one dog, helped me let a large breed, geriatric 15 year old age gracefully. They even went above and beyond when it was her time, by doing a house call for a devastated dog mom losing her first baby. We’re also Frenchie parents. They were our pups vet from the day we brought him home, and he died in their care. He was extubated after a dental and suffocated because it went unnoticed that he stopped breathing. The breakdown in trust and communication after has real

Dr Clarke is the absolute best. She’s taken care of our pups for years and has performed multiple surgeries on our dogs (eye surgery & spay). Shes even helped us with a few strays we’ve brought in for medical care. They have a very knowledgeable and attentive team.

Took my puppy here today for grooming. He haven't been groomed in 2 months so I didn't know what to expect. I must say, they did a wonderful job. I'm very pleased with him trim and will definitely be taking him back. Staff super friendly and very knowledgeable on taking care of our little furry love ones. Highly recommend!

I want to thank Dr Clark for making my Suga Boi so much better and you guys will always be my go to vet. I can't forgot her wonderful staff Thanks, guys . Mrs.Edwards

My boyfriend and I recently visited this veterinary clinic with our dog, and I appreciated that the staff was friendly and able to see us the same day. However, I did have one part of the experience that left me feeling offended. During the appointment, the veterinarian asked if we smoked, specifically marijuana, around our dog. After we answered no, she followed up by asking, “Not even a roach?” This line of questioning felt unnecessary and inappropriate, especially since we had given no indication that this would be a concern. Neither we nor our dog smelled like marijuana, and the specificity of the question came across as presumptive and judgmental. I found this unprofessional. Typically, a healthcare provider will ask whether a pet is exposed to smoke, receive the answer, and move on.