About West Texas Emergency Veterinary Clinic
The West Texas Emergency Veterinary Clinic is an after-hours emergency clinic that specializes in treating dogs and cats. They also provide medical boarding for patients in need. The staff is described as sweet and kind, taking the time to explain everything to pet owners from start to finish. They provide comprehensive medical care and treatment, including administering medicines and fluids, to help pets feel their best during their final days. The veterinarians are compassionate and understanding, making the difficult experience of saying goodbye to a pet as comfortable as possible for the owners. Many customers express gratitude for the care their pets receive, noting that the staff goes above and beyond to ensure pets are treated well. Despite long wait times, the clinic is recognized for its dedication to helping pets in need, and the environment is seen as caring and supportive.
We took out baby there not knowing what was wrong, they tested her for parvo to rule it out even though she was vaccinated, and she ended up positive. They told us she would be there about 4 days, but not even 48 hours later she was ready to come home!! They took great care of her and the staff was amazing! Would definitely go back should I ever need to!
Came here after my male cat was having issues with constipation, urination and teary eyes. Dr. Sable Murry was amazing she took care of him overnight and he's doing so much better currently. This is the veterinary to go if you're having an emergency. Highly recommended.
As a Paramedic, this was a first of its kind call(pawtient) after the recent snow event we received a 911 call from a elderly woman for a unknown medical issue. Turns out it was for her Service Animal, who is a Aussie, having Gastrotestinal issues with a difficult being ambulatory. Being 68 miles from Odessa and not knowing much about vet medicine we made contact with West Texas Emergency Animal Hospital and spoke to Dr. Murray. I provided her the details, of the dogs symptoms/ issues. She was very helpful in advising to where to find femoral artery on the dog over the phone to locate a pulse and heart rate. That the dog should be OK thru the night but that it...read full review