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Best Veterinarians
in Houston
2017

We Looked at 568 Veterinarians in Houston and Picked the Top 18

Here are the Picks:

Why These Veterinarians?

Our goal is to connect people with the best local experts. We scored veterinarians on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analysed the results to give you a hand-picked list of the best veterinarians in Houston, TX.

Our Selection Criteria:

1. Reputation
A history of delighted customers and outstanding service.
2. Credibility
Building customer confidence with licensing, accreditations, and awards.
3. Experience
Masters of their craft, based on years of practical experience and education.
4. Availability
Consistently approachable and responsive, so customers never feel ignored.
5. Professionalism
Providing service with honesty, reliability, and respect.

Affordable Pet Clinic provides veterinary services to all of Greater Houston. Doctors and staff offer services including wellness exams, vaccinations, in-house laboratory, glaucoma testing, dental care, c-sections, and parasite and heartworm treatment and control. Affordable Pet Clinic also offers surgeries for spay/neuter and a range of soft-tissue procedures including tumor removal, hernias, and bladder stones. Clients can set up website membership on the clinic's site.

Houston, TX(713) 692-5100

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All Cats Veterinary Clinic has been offering veterinary services to Houston feline owners for almost 30 years. Services include preventative health care, laser therapy, dental care, surgery, grooming, parasite testing, heartworm and flea control, microchipping, lab work and diagnostics, and nutritional counseling. The practice asks that people make appointments before coming in as they cannot accommodate walk-ins. Emergency contacts are listed on the clinic's website.

Houston, TX(713) 664-2287

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All Pets Animal Hospital is a Katy veterinary office serving the surrounding Houston areas. The hospital has been open for over 25 years and is AAHA Accredited. The clinic provides surgery, cancer treatment, cardiology, dental care, endocrinology, eye care, laser therapy, stem cell therapy, exotic pet care, behavioral training, and 24-hour emergency care. All Pets also helps local shelters find new families for homeless animals.

Katy, TX(281) 392-7387

Bay Glenn Animal Hospital is an AAHA Accredited clinic in the Houston Metro area. Services provided cover adoptions, diagnostics, boarding and grooming, health certificates for travel, exotic and pocket-pet care, dentistry, behavioral counseling, diabetes management, blood pressure monitoring, and vaccinations. Senior care, prescription foods, and Soft Paws® are also available at the practice. Dr. Jodi Long serves on the board of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA) and is chairman of the TVMA Ethics and Grievance Committee.

Houston, TX(281) 410-2611

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Best Care Animal Hospital offers animal health services to Greater Houston. The clinic offers general care, orthopedic and advanced soft tissue surgery, grooming, boarding, and a website membership as well as a Preventative Medicine Program. Ear cropping, dentistry, critical care needs, and digital radiology are also available. Best Care Animal Hospital is PennHIP certified, accepts CareCredit, and can make house calls.

Houston, TX(281) 251-0893

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Bingle Vet in Katy serves pets from throughout the Houston area. Doctors and staff at the clinic specialize in vaccinations, wellness profiles, spay and neuter surgeries, dental cleanings, skin care and allergy testing, nutritional consulting, and advanced surgical procedures including orthopedic procedures. International certifications, as well as OFA documentations, are also available. Bingle Vet offers a 10-minute or less guaranteed wait for scheduled appointments.

Katy, TX(713) 468-3688

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Central Houston Animal Hospital provides vaccinations, surgery, boarding, microchipping, emergency care, international certification, and house calls for local pets. The clinic has been in business since the 1930s and has been owned by Dr. Lucy Faulkner since 2008. Dr. Faulkner received her DVM from the University of Tennessee in 2000 and is also committed to helping homeless pets find new families.

Houston, TX(713) 526-1306

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Cypress Veterinary Hospital serves the Greater Houston area with veterinary services. These include wellness care plans for cats and dogs, ultrasound, cold laser therapy, Neoplasene herbal cancer therapy, Tonovet eye exams, surgical laser treatments, and in-house lab work. Dr. Ricardo A. Caballero graduated from Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1988 and is a member of the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (VECCS). Emergency care is available six days a week.

Cypress, TX(281) 469-8056

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Gulf Coast Animal Emergency Hospital is a Houston area animal clinic. The practice treats cats and dogs, as well as many other domesticated, small animals including hedgehogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, oposums, prairie dogs, squirrels, pigs, wallabies, chinchillas, and sloths. Other exotic animals cared for are birds, reptiles, amphibians, scorpions, and tarantulas. The hospital offers in-house lab work, diagnostic imaging, emergency surgery, patient monitoring, and oxygen therapy as well. Dr. Amanda Shotts specializes in cardiopulmonary disease, toxicities, and complex medical conditions.

Houston, TX(713) 693-1100

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Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists is a Houston animal health center with 14 departments, 27 specialists, and over 200 in support staff. The clinic's board-certified specialists work with primary care veterinarians to treat and care for pets. The center's services include oncology, surgery and orthopedics, internal medicine, neurology, dentistry, allergies, rehabilitation, cardiology, and opthalmology. Gulf Coast also handles avian and exotic animals. 24/7 intensive care is available.

Houston, TX(713) 693-1111

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Lakeside Animal Clinic has been offering veterinary services throughout the Houston Metro area since 1978. Pets can receive general and preventative medicine, surgery, boarding, laser therapy, dental care, and ProHeart 6 treatment. The practice today has 3,700 active clients and averages 40 new clients each month. Dr. Randy Wiltshire earned his DVM from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002, and Lakeside is a member the American Association of Feline Practitioners.

Houston, TX(281) 493-9995

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Lakewood Forest Veterinary Hospital brings 60 years of combined veterinary experience to the Houston Metro area. The clinic offers wellness and preventative care, parasite control, boarding and grooming, microchipping, behavioral training, breeding guidance, dental care, and senior consultations and exams. The practice's Bard Certified veterinary surgeon is able to perform a range of surgeries including cancer removal, fracture stabilization, declawing, tail docking, and spay/neuter procedures.

Houston, TX(281) 376-1172

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Logenbaugh Veterinary Hospital has been serving Greater Houston with veterinary services for more than 25 years. The clinic provides diagnostic exams, dental care, boarding and baths, vaccinations, pain management, and K-Laser therapy, microchipping, and emergency care. The practice also offers house calls, an in-house lab and pharmacy, and surgery including laser surgery and laser declawing for cats.

Houston, TX(281) 856-7023

Midtown Veterinary Hospital is a Houston veterinary office. Patients come to the clinic to receive vaccinations, parasite prevention and treatment, routine exams, wellness planning, puppy and kitten care, senior care, and dental care. The hospital also has surgical services, digital radiology, and an on-site laboratory. Midtown Veterinary Hospital is AAHA Accredited and accepts CareCredit. Customers can also use the website to find a pet for adoption.

Houston, TX(713) 528-4900

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Sunset Boulevard Animal Clinic is a Houston animal health center. Veterinarians at the clinic offer general wellness, vaccinations, critical care, surgery dental care, diagnostic services, dermatology and allergy testing, endoscopic services, boarding, and pain management. Wellness plans are available for young, adult, and senior pets. The practice is an accredited member of the American Animal Hospital Association and offers 24/7 routine and emergency care.

Houston, TX(713) 526-5881

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Tanglewilde Veterinary Clinic has more than 40 years of combined experience in veterinary medicine. The Houston practice is AAHA Accredited and offers wellness and preventative care, microchips, dentistry, surgery, laser therapy, acupuncture, ultrasounds, digital radiography, and an on-site pharmacy. Patients are referred to an alternative hospital for emergency services. Dr. Jessica Parkerson is IVAS certified in veterinary acupuncture and practices Chinese herbal medicine as well.

Houston, TX(713) 783-4044

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Thrive Affordable Vet Care offers affordable basic pet care to pet owners via two locations in Houston. The clinic handles a range of common problems including vaccinations, allergy treatments, deworming, eating disorders, lumps, vomiting, limping, spay/neuter, flea and tick control, and ear infections. Patients can get same-day appointments and be dropped off early in the morning. Thrive is also open on weekends and has extended hours for customers' convenience.

Austin, TX(512) 270-7555

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Wilcrest Animal Hospital, LLC has been offering veterinary services to Greater Houston residents for over 30 years. The clinic has surgery, dental care, hospital services, radiology, ultrasound, in-house laboratory, pharmacy, and bathing. Dr. Jane P. Milan graduated in 1983 from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, and the practice is AAHA Accredited. Clients can find homeless pets looking for homes on Wilcrest Animal Hospital's website.

Houston, TX(713) 781-3770

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