Veterinarians in Sulphur Springs, TX

“This is the best expirience I have ever had with a vet. The doctor is very nice and does his best to keep the price down, and he obviously cares alot. And the rest of the staff are fun to talk to and genuinley very nice. I brought my cat in moment before closing because she had a life threatening problem and they checked her out, took her in, and did the surgery the next morning after monitoring her. Great service!!!”

“Best bulldog vet in the greater DFW region. We’ve had a lot of Bulldogs and have seen our fair share of vets. Some are indifferent or down right snarky about treating English Bulldogs but, Dr Larson and her staff are amazing. They take the time to get to know you and your pet, are reasonably priced, experts on the breed and incredibly kind.”

“The people here were so absolutely sweet and compassionate. I couldn't have wished for a more healing experience during such a horrible time in my life. God bless all of their employees.”

“these team of Vets and vet Techs make every visit for our furbabies very pleasant and with the least amount of stress for them. I can't express my gratitude enough to all of them from the front desk to the techs for this.”

“We discovered Cattlemens Veterinary from our regular vet that recommended them when we had a couple of goat kids that needed medical attention due having broken legs. We are very pleased with the service our goats received and the friendliness of the staff there! The price we were charged was very reasonable! We will definitely be going back to Cattlemens Veterinary for all of our livestock medical needs in the future. I do strongly recommend them to anyone who has medical needs for their livestock!”

“Our regular vet in Commerce was out of town for a week, and our little kitty quit eating and drinking. We knew she wouldn't last until her doc returned so I called HCVC and they said bring her in as a walk-in. The wait was only about 30 min, and they were even short-staffed that day. Dr. Lindsey wanted to keep her to rehydrate her and get her to eat, which took 2 days. Dr. Lindsey printed out an estimated cost which was comparable to other local clinics. To make a long story short, it was only 4 days after that until kitty stopped eating and drinking again. Dr. Lindsey thought if we cleaned her teeth it would help, and she could examine her mouth while she was anesthetized, so we took her in for that. Dr. Lindsey called me during the procedure and told me Chica's xray showed a large tumor in her mouth and a lot of damage from it. We opted to just put her down rather than wake her up and let her die of starvation if we brought her home. We returned to the clinic to pick up her body. On arrival the staff all expressed their sorrow for our loss, put Chica in a little box for us, and they even made a clay impression keepsake of her paw prints. We just feel everyone went above and beyond to give us comfort on a terrible day.”