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Chastain Veterinary Medical Group - Preston Road Animal Hospital offers General Practice at its Dallas location.

Chastain Veterinary Medical Group - Preston Road Animal Hospital

Chastain Veterinary Medical Group - Preston Road Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in Dallas, TX.

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Chastain Veterinary Medical Group - Preston Road Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in Dallas, TX. Located at 6060 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy.

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6060 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy
Dallas

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(972) 239-1309

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chastainvets.info/locations/preston-road-animal-hospital-dallas-tx

4.8 · 101 Google reviews

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3 months ago

janet fonseca

This place is awesome, my puppy was scared and weary, the vet and his tech took amazing care of us. So much that my puppy did not want to leave any more. Even the front desk staff ms Latoya was informative, friendly and understanding!!Everyone was great!!! We will be back!
7 months ago

José E Alonzo

A friend brought me here for my Frenchie. He’s a service animal. They went above and beyond m expectations. And I’ve gone to an other 24hr emergency vet very well known. I am very impressed of their caring and attentiveness, and professionalism. My frenchie has a new VET HOME 🤩 neutering cancer services and work with animal cruelty service animals
6 months ago

Emily Roberts

Everyone who works here is amazing. Every visit is filled with kind techs and Dr's. After the lost of my foster kitty, Dr. Sue gave me a call to check on me. Later we received a card signed by the whole staff. This practice is also not owned by a corporation.

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2 years ago

E Sm

It you have a reptile, STAY AWAY FROM HERE! I came in with my reptile multiple times to get help with signs of mouth rot and possible vitamin a deficiency. The first time, i was told "it didn't look like he had it". because i was cleaning his mouth. The second time they removed sperm plugs, and ripped off one of his toe nails in the process. The vet said they didn't wanna throw random antibiotics at the problem if they weren't going to help. The third time i came in, they were supposed to fully remove the sperm plug they couldn't get last time, and talk about antibiotics because he was still showing signs of stomatitis. They didn't remove the sperm plug. i was told that i just needed to "raise the humidity" and sometimes reptiles “just stop eating and need to be hand fed for the rest of their lives”. I asked about antibiotics and i was told they weren't needed because his mouth was "only a little inflamed" Stomatitis CANNOT be ignored, it NEEDS antibiotics like baytril because it's a bacterial infection. I don't know why they couldn't just say that they weren't equipped with dealing with what was wrong, but now i have to find another vet to try and help him if it's not too late since it can spread to the rest of the organs and kill them!!
2 years ago

Marylou Ramirez

I was referred by a friend who is a longtime client.We love the Attention and Care that the Dr Julie Chabira and staff have given our four legged little girl.They are all very Professional and Courteous. Thank you! This is Jasmine our Baby

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