Where is Animal Emergency Clinic NE located?

Animal Emergency Clinic NE is located at 10205 Birchridge Dr, Humble, TX 77338, USA, in Houston, TX.

What veterinary specialties does Animal Emergency Clinic NE offer?

Animal Emergency Clinic NE offers Emergency & Critical Care at its Houston location.

How can I contact Animal Emergency Clinic NE?

Animal Emergency Clinic NE can be reached by phone at (281) 446-4900 or online at houstonaecne.com.

Animal Emergency Clinic NE

Animal Emergency Clinic NE is an emergency & critical care practice in Houston, TX.

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Animal Emergency Clinic NE is an emergency & critical care practice in Houston, TX. Located at 10205 Birchridge Dr.

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10205 Birchridge Dr
Houston

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(281) 446-4900

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houstonaecne.com

3.6 · 669 Google reviews

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4 months ago

Door dash

⭐️ 1 STAR DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE IF YOU LOVE THEM-Wish I could give 0 I do not even know where to start, but I HAVE to warn people about Animal Emergency Clinic Northeast because this was one of the most traumatic experiences I have ever had with my dog. My dog was extremely sick throwing up and having diarrhea and I was terrified she was going to die. I came there looking for help compassion and urgency and instead I was met with cold attitudes no empathy and nonstop pressure to put my dog down. They immediately acted like she was not going to make it and kept recommending euthanasia like it was no big deal. What made it worse is that it felt like they did not care about saving her life at all they only cared about the money. The whole vibe was money first pet last. I was crying my eyes out and they just stared at me with dry faces like they had no souls. No compassion no comfort no reassurance NOTHING. I even overheard staff talking with an attitude about how bad my dog’s vomit smelled like they were annoyed my baby was sick. As if she could control what was happening to her. That alone told me everything I needed to know about the type of people working there. My daughter was so heartbroken by how cold and insensitive they were that she stormed out crying. When she came back instead of being understanding or trying to help the situation they were STILL insensitive and pushed euthanasia again saying things like you gave her a good life while she was here. That is a disgusting thing to say to someone who came in desperate for help. They charged 750 dollars for fluid and antibiotics. I paid 40 dollars for the same medicine elsewhere previously. Thank God I followed my gut and did NOT listen to them. I took my dog to Dr Hanna and the team at Houston Spay and Neuter Some Angels and they saved my dog’s life. Here we are months later and my baby is thriving healthy and living her best life. If I would have listened to Animal Emergency Clinic Northeast my dog would be gone today. This place lacks empathy compassion and humanity. If you love your pet run and do not take them here. Go somewhere that actually cares about animals and the people who love them. To me this place felt like a check and a morgue. GO TO DR.HANNAH SHE IS AN ANGEL 😇 DO NOT GO HERE TRUST ME!
7 months ago

Rebecca Passmore

If only I could give 0 stars… Absolute crookery. I live in the country and my dog was bitten by a snake. My normal vet had their number on his after hours answering machine, so I called and told them I was coming. They said the admittance fee was $164. Well it turns out, that really was the admittance fee-that did not include seeing an actual tech or vet. That was a whole other charge. They tried to get me to pay $1000 for them to shave the tiny area on her neck to just see what kind of wound it was- at that time I wasn’t even sure it was a snake bite. Then they told me to administer antivenom, that would be another $3000. Different people kept coming in and contradicting each other about courses of action, each with a newly prepared estimate, and then telling me that the other techs/vets I’d just spoken to had given me inaccurate information. I know they are (supposedly) providing services and not charity, but still. I told them the money I’d had set aside was to attend a funeral of a loved one who’s in Hospice right now out of state. I’m also a teacher, so ya their $4-9000 estimate was killing me. Oh but wait- they could offer me a credit card/plan… No. I left after paying them about $400 to do absolutely nothing. They had originally taken her “to an exam room” while I filled out paperwork and they tried to bamboozle me. When we were leaving, I had to go get her out of a kennel bc she wouldn’t come out. So basically, I arrived, they put her in a kennel, I paid $400, and I left. They did absolutely nothing else except a fecal/blood smear. This morning, I took her to my normal vet. He said that it was a snake bite, probably moccasin or copperhead, because there was no necrosis. He said antivenom is typically only used on rattlesnake and coral snake bites, and can actually cause more damage than benefit if it’s given and not necessary. He gave her 2 shots, filled 2 prescriptions, and thoroughly examined her, all for $137. So if your dog CAN wait, definitely WAIT. These people will just try to rip you off and upcharge you and who knows how qualified they are, because they all kept contradicting each other and not one of them said what my real vet said this morning.
5 months ago

Alexxis Sosa

This morning, we said goodbye to our family’s gentle giant, Sargent. The compassion, patience, and genuine kindness shown by every member of the staff made an unbearably painful moment feel peaceful and dignified. From the moment we arrived they cared for us, my parents, and our sweet Sargent boy with such tenderness. I am deeply grateful that his final moments were spent here, surrounded not only by our love but by theirs as well.

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2 months ago

Ashton Richards

DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE IF YOU LOVE THEM I never imagined I would be writing a review like this. Our 4-year-old bulldog, Daisy, was playing when she suddenly began choking on a ball. It happened fast. One minute she was running around like her normal, happy self, and the next she was in distress. We rushed her to this veterinary clinic in a complete panic, terrified and praying they could save her. When we arrived, it was clearly an emergency. Daisy was struggling to breathe. Instead of immediately taking her back to attempt to remove the obstruction or assess her airway, we were stopped at the front desk and told we needed to discuss payment before anything could be done. In that moment, time was everything. Every second mattered. While our dog was actively choking, we were being asked about payment and costs before anyone physically intervened to try to help her. We understand that veterinary services are not free and that clinics have policies. But in a life-or-death emergency, compassion and urgency should come first. Daisy did not make it. We brought her there trusting that immediate medical attention would be the priority. Instead, the process felt transactional at a time when we were desperate and terrified. Losing her was devastating on its own. The way it unfolded at the clinic made an already traumatic experience even more painful. Daisy was only four years old. She was family. Loving, playful, and full of personality. We will carry the heartbreak of that day forever. I hope no other pet owner has to experience what we did during an emergency.
3 months ago

Courtney Pesnell

Dr white and the team on staff went above and beyond for my pet tonight, brought my French bulldog Gambit in for having a seizure over 10 mins long. They got him to the back in a timely manner and gave me updates during his time in the back. Thank you again I will forever grateful for Dr. White and the team.

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