Waxahachie Veterinary Clinic

Our comprehensive wellness exams ensure early detection of health issues through physical examinations, weight monitoring, and vaccination updates. We tailor preventive care plans to each pet's age, breed, and lifestyle while educating owners about proper nutrition and exercise. Our team provides personalized health assessments to maintain optimal pet wellness.

We perform various surgical procedures including spaying/neutering, foreign body removal, and soft tissue surgeries. Our surgical suite features modern anesthesia monitoring equipment and post-operative care protocols. Our veterinarians have specialized experience in complex cases like orthopedic procedures and emergency surgeries for trauma cases.

Our in-house diagnostic imaging capabilities include digital radiography and ultrasound for rapid internal organ assessment. These tools help diagnose fractures, gastrointestinal issues, and cardiac conditions. We combine imaging with lab testing for comprehensive evaluations of pets' internal health status.

We provide emergency medical services for critical conditions outside regular hours through our on-call system. Our team handles trauma cases, poisoning, and acute illnesses with immediate stabilization measures. We maintain equipment for emergency surgeries and critical care monitoring when urgent treatment is required.

Our fully-stocked pharmacy offers immediate access to prescription medications, flea/tick preventatives, and specialized pet foods. We maintain inventory of common pharmaceuticals for chronic condition management and post-operative care. Our staff provides medication administration guidance and dosage instructions for pet owners.

Dr. Fritz graduated from Kansas State University in 2011 and has practiced in Waxahachie since 2011. She specializes in problem-solving complex cases and has particular interest in Great Dane care. She co-owns the clinic with Dr. Bell since 2014.

Dr. Bell received her veterinary degree from Texas A&M in 2000. She joined the clinic in 2015 and co-owns the practice with Dr. Fritz. Her special interests include internal medicine and dermatology while maintaining focus on general practice.

Dr. Vaught graduated from Texas A&M in 2000 after completing her undergraduate studies at University of Georgia. She has experience in oncology research and small animal practice. She joined the team full-time in 2018 after relief work.

Dr. Hubka completed his veterinary education at Auburn University and a surgical internship in Maryland. He has special training in laparoscopic surgery and emergency critical care. He brings expertise in advanced surgical techniques to the clinic.

We provide comprehensive veterinary services including wellness exams, vaccinations, surgical procedures, diagnostic imaging, emergency care, and pharmacy services for small animals.

Yes, we provide emergency care through our on-call system for critical pet health situations outside regular business hours.

We accept cash, checks, VISA, MasterCard, and Discover. We also offer CareCredit financing options for veterinary expenses.

Our team includes veterinarians with special interests in internal medicine, dermatology, oncology, and surgical specialties while maintaining general practice capabilities.

Scammy place, with pretty bad service Set up for a Spay and blood work that was way over priced to begin with. They tried to add in heartworm treatment and other medication that I had already paid for a month ago at this clinic. They call 4 hours later saying the blood test came back abnormal, and they can run another one but would have to delay the spay. Later that afternoon I pick my dog back up and they say the "results arent ready", and THEN they call 30 minutes later saying the results were normal, but dont give any details. 250$ and a whole day for them to run two tests.

This place preys on older customers and overcharges because they know some people will pay it. Additionally my dog was extremely thirsty when she got home, which leads me to believe they stuck her in a cage all day and ignored her. UPDATE- the clinic called me harassing me via voicemail about this review, as well as a stellar response on here. Very professional. They talked to my wife for 5 minutes and call it extensive discussion (I was standing right next to her when they called) In the end I am glad the surgery wasn't performed, I don't want my pup in these peoples hands ever again.

My dog had quit eating, he was getting very thin. He was diagnosed with diabetes. Came home with insulin shots. Next day he was worse. Had to take him to MIDLOTHIAN EMERGENCY CLINIC. There he was diagnosed with a tumor on his spleen & mucus in his gall bladder. He was in a lot of pain. It was recommended we put him down. We didn't want him to suffer. We did. I cried a river. He was 12. None of the findings were the fault of WAXAHACHIE VETERINARY HOSPITAL. I hold no ill feelings toward them. We just got 2 Schnoodle Pups and will go back.

They always show my Coco so much love. Shot prices are reasonable. However, Coco needed dental work at one time and I found a better price elsewhere for the same procedure. WAX Vet my go to for annual shots!

This place is awful and their customer service needs help. I called on a Monday morning frantic as my elderly dog had fallen trying to jump onto my bed. I explained to the person who answered the phone the situation that he fell and I felt he either broke his leg or dislocated his hip. The person whom answered said the soonest they could see me was the following Monday 7 DAYS away. I asked if there was a local pet hospital she could recommend and she rattled off a name.

I asked if she had the number and she said no and hung up the phone. I will never bring my pets here. This town has grown and their overwhelmed practice needs to have some passion about pet emergencies.

I've been coming here ever since I got my mini Aussie Lexa They're so awesome and very nice and professional