Animal Hospital Of Humble

I've been coming here since 2001 and I refuse to go anywhere else. Great staff who really care about animals. My dog Pepper is not a fan of vet visits at all but they were just so sweet and accommodating in trying to make her feel at ease. I appreciate that type of effort!

I've been coming here for almost four years, and am absolutely a fan. The staff at Animal Hospital of Humble, from the reception desk, the vet techs, and Dr. Christiansen are all so patient and kind with my pooches as they freak out at every visit. The team always provides me a cost estimate before they do any work, which I appreciate, and it's always reasonable compared to other places. There's no "upsell" to add on stuff I don't need, and I feel my dogs are in good hands. I'm incredibly pleased with this hospital and its awesome providers.

I brought my 6 month rottweiler puppy Grizzlee in for his first rabies vaccine and my experience was exceptional. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and it was clear that their love and well being for animals was the top priority. It was my first time here and it won't be my last. I'm looking forward to building a relationship with them and making sure Grizzlee is nice and healthy. 10/10

All those involved in the care of my cat—from check-in, vet, tech’s, and check-out—were remarkably kind and patient. Jesse, my cat, is very “spicy” (read mean and nasty) during vet trips. These folks cared about keeping her anxiety (and, mine) low and took things at her pace. So grateful for these wonderful folks!!!!

So, the visit with the vet tech and the vet went well. My 14 year old dog had been sick with a lot of diarrhea and I had recently spent roughly $2500.00 in six weeks to figure out what she had. Meds, meds and MORE meds had turned my dog into a zombie with more exploding poop. I gave up on the pills and added chicken breast to her food, along with treats which included apples, blueberries, watermelon, strawberries, pumpkin purée and occasionally, yams. At her next visit we saw a different vet and agreed to treat my pet as a hospice patient. During the checkout someone I’d never seen in the 15 years we’ve been visiting was working the checkout counter. She said I had a balance. It was for more pills, which I had told them I was done with giving her MORE pills. Especially ones that induced more diarrhea. She appeared highly annoyed. The doctor I had seen told them to remove the charge. Aside from that, this visit was wonderful! My dog most likely has cancer (3 inoperable masses on her liver) but I’m not giving her anymore meds where no one in the house sleeps because we’re up every two hours taking her out, and more importantly, my poor dog can’t rest!!! She’s a great dog and I’m committed to giving her a happy life until her last days. Last month was the first time in a long time she played with her toys, ran up and down the stairs wagging her tail and barking at me to take her outside. I’m thankful for this vet.