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Out of hoursAfter 19:00 and on Sundays, call and the line transfers to Austin Pet Emergency on Burnet Road. They hold your records. Call (512) 555-0199

The people who will see your animal

Ask for the one who saw you last time. We keep the same vet on the same case wherever we can, because half of what a vet knows about an animal is what they saw six months ago.

A veterinarian in scrubs steadying a small long-haired dog on the consult table.

Dr Daniel Marsh, DVM

Clinical director

Known for Soft tissue surgery and orthopaedics. Opened the practice in 2009.

A hand gently holding a cat’s head during an examination on the consult table.

Dr Priya Nair, DVM

Veterinarian

Known for Feline medicine. Runs the cat-only clinic on Tuesday mornings, when there are no dogs in the building at all.

Gloved hands holding a rabbit steady while it is examined.

Dr Sam Okafor, DVM

Veterinarian

Known for Dentistry, rabbits and small mammals. The one to ask for if you have a rabbit, a guinea pig or a rat.

A veterinary nurse in scrubs and a mask checking a labrador’s eye.

Tomas Kaminski, RVT

Head veterinary nurse

Known for Nurse clinics, weight and diet, and getting blood from animals nobody else can.

The clinic reception desk and waiting area, with chairs along the wall.

Jess Alvarez

Practice manager

Known for Insurance claims and payment plans. If cost is the problem, she is the person to speak to, and she would rather you did.

One more thing about cost

If money is the reason you are hesitating to bring an animal in, say so at the desk. There is almost always a version of the plan that fits, and we would far rather have that conversation on day one than on day nine.