Dr. Ron Weich

Jul 2023

Took my dog yesterday to this clinic and the staff always do an excellent job in treating my dog. They were able to catch physical complications in my pet that no other clinic were able to do so. I trust this clinic in helping me take extra special care of my pet. Very knowledgeable and experienced.

May 2023

I thought my doggy was going to die. He's 15. I reached out to Crossroads and by phone they advised me on cost, feasibility, options, etc. to be seen. When I brought him in, I was immediately taken to a room. We'd never been patients here. The vet we got, Dr. Weich, was very academic, not very good at bringing it down to laymen's terms, but maybe I'm just dumb. It was like speaking to Eugene Porter from the Walking Dead. Lol. But I asked questions for clarification and he answered so I was happy with that. I was satisfied with the medical analysis and with the cost. They do take competition into consideration. They even have boards up with cost comparisons for a variety of pet needs. I was grateful for that. We got an emergency vet visit, X-rays, blood work, injected anti-inflammatory and pain meds, pain pills, and a prescription for more pain meds. All for $450. Hallelujah. I was expecting to be gouged. Nope. Extremely reasonable for an emergency visit. Not only are they reasonably priced, the vet techs are considerate, friendly, personable, and genuinely caring. In addition, the doctor took his time and gave us a very detailed, comprehensive lesson in how my dog is doing. I was very satisfied. We will definitely be back. This is my new go-to place for pet care.

Nov 2022

We love Crossroads, especially Dr. Misty Solis & the vet techs. After living in California for 20 years where I was spoiled with every vet specialist you could imagine, I was a little worried about my dogs' vet care after moving back to El Paso. I asked around and Dr. Misty was highly recommended, so I decided to visit her first. I was impressed by her knowledge and how calming she was with my dogs. I also learned that due to the lack of vet hospitals and specialists in the area, Crossroads had way more equipment than most general vets. I used to need a cardiologist to do my little dog's EKGs (she had a slowly progressing heart murmur), but Crossroads has the equipment plus trained staff who could do the procedure. My giant boy Enzo is the size of a pony, so he used to terrify my previous vet when he'd get grumpy over a nail trim, but the Crossroads vet techs handle him just fine. It can take a while to get an appointment (there are walk in times for emergencies, but I'm picky on which vet we see. A couple of them can be a bit rough around the edges, but I love Dr. Solis and the other blonde female vet who talked to me on the phone for a long time when my old lady dog had a seizure) and it's a bit pricier than some places here, but it's still way cheaper than any place I went to in southern California (my husky mix's tooth extraction was 1/4 the price!) and the care is better. My mom went to another respected vet clinic nearby with her cat to get her spayed, and the other place sent her home with the wrong cat! So now my mom's cats go to Crossroads too ;)