Always great service, love the staff and the doc...are wonderful, they even remember the name of your pet lovers which is very important for me . I'm just simple grateful that I found this Vet Clinic. 😊❤

This is a great veterinary clinic. I highly recommend them! Great staff!!! The veterinarians are all amazing! esp. Dr. Werner!

The receptionists were very friendly and the vets treated my cat Louie like he was one of their own. I am a regular at the clinic and the pricing is fair for the services offered. If you truly care about the well being of your animal, this is the place to go.

The experience that most people have at Meyerland Animal Clinic will be positive and the quality of the actual service provided will generally match any other clinic in Houston. This isn't necessarily the best place to look for value, but veterinary offices generally are not. My problem with Meyerland Animal Clinic, which is entirely personal and does not mean that anyone else will experience the same, stems from an issue that I had with a member of the veterinary staff in 2009 and, I believe, may be indicative of the general disposition of the management and employees based on some observations and anecdotal evidence. My dog (who is a trained working retriever) presented with a horrible rash over his neck and shoulders (which proved to be a food allergy) and I brought him in for a consultation with the vet. He was wearing a Tritronics electronic collar at the time (I probably should have known better) and the vet that I saw attempted to ascribe the rash to the use of the e-collar, which was not a logical conclusion to say the least, and began a monologue about the many evils of operant conditioning incorporating positive punishment. This was somewhat disappointing to me so I voiced my disagreement with her position, offered my perspective along with some supporting empirical evidence and reminded her that I was actually at the clinic because of a rash on my dog's neck. She told me she was sure it was a result of the collar and recommended that I stop immediately, so I excused myself. As I left the clinic, she poked her head out the door and said "Good luck hunting" with some considerable venomous inflection. Get the picture? I had a vastly superior experience a few hundred yards away at the Westbury Animal Hospital, which is still my primary veterinary service provider. I have no problem with a veterinarian who is passionate about his or her profession and wants to teach his or her clients to make them better stewards to their pets, but if you have lost objectivity due to an ideological disagreement then that's a problem and it's unprofessional. I apologize for the rant, but be aware that you may (or may not) encounter some "progressive" attitudes towards any training styles that do not involve clickers and pieces of hot dogs. Also, if you don't want strangers giving your dog treats for no reason, make your wishes known immediately. If you want to discuss this further or desire more information, please inbox me. It's not at all my intention to besmirch anyone's character, but if I had known that one of the doctors at MAC had that sort of outlook and attitude then I wouldn't have wasted any time there and I would extend that courtesy to other people via Google Review.

I can not say enough good things about this clinic. Our dog was very ill and we had not received much help at another vet. When we went to Meyerland, they diagnosed and hospitalized our dog and slowly pulled him back to health. Their knowledge and commitment were outstanding.