Texas A & M University Veterinary: Carroll Gwendolyn DVM

Top flight, extremely expensive veterinary care. This review is about the emergency service. I put up $6000 when my dog Spike was admitted. The estimated cost for surgery on Spike was from $12,000 to $20,000 or more. Before surgery, the clinic demanded a $12,000 cash deposit upfront. Hospitalization costs $800 to $1000 per day. The veterinarians were kind to me and explained everything with patience and clarity. I believe that they had Spike’s best interests in mind. They treated him promptly. The surgery would have involved various specialists, such as radiologists and cardiologists. Few clinics can provide such care. Despite the quality of care, I am very uncomfortable with the setup. The clinic policy is to isolate you completely from your pet; the patient is taken into a back room,