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Emergency Animal Hospital of Crystal Falls

4.4
(587 reviews)

Business Details

1660 Raider Way, Leander, TX
78641, United States
(512) 817-3474
http://eahofcrystalfalls.com/

About

Emergency Veterinarian ServiceAnimal HospitalVeterinarian
Emergency Animal Hospital of Crystal Falls provides emergency veterinary services for clients in and around Leander, TX.

Details

  • Requires appointmentNot available
  • RestroomAvailable
  • Onsite servicesAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible restroomAvailable

Location

Emergency Animal Hospital of Crystal Falls
1660 Raider Way, Leander, TX
78641, United States

Hours

MondayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours

Reviews

4.4
587 reviews
5 stars
489
4 stars
13
3 stars
7
2 stars
8
1 star
70
  • BJ
    Brenda Jackson
    Apr 14, 2026
    5.0
    We can't thank the amazing vets & caring, compassionate staff enough for saving our girl! She was hospitalized for pancreatitis that caused her to have diabetic ketoacidosis 🥲 We almost lost her but after 6 days of their 24/7 care we have our girl home & well on her way to living a good life! We are still new to the diabetic journey & getting her levels stabilized but grateful to have our girl thanks to the amazing, dedicated staff!!
  • KS
    Kate San
    Mar 30, 2026
    4.0
    Staff are very kind and helpful but DAMN they make sure to get their money's worth out of you
  • ER
    emily rangel
    Mar 23, 2026
    1.0
    We recently took our dog to this emergency clinic after he suddenly became unable to walk, which was extremely concerning. We expected clear guidance and honest communication in a stressful situation, but unfortunately our experience was very disappointing. After initial bloodwork and a quick scan, we were told our dog was “severely dehydrated” and strongly encouraged to pursue overnight hospitalization with IV fluids and an abdominal ultrasound, with an estimate of around $4,000. This was presented with a sense of urgency that made it feel like the only responsible option. However, no one asked basic but important questions about whether he had been eating or drinking normally, which we later learned is essential when evaluating dehydration. The following day, our regular veterinarian reviewed the exact same lab results and confirmed that he was not severely dehydrated. Our vet also identified likely gallbladder involvement—something that was not communicated to us during the ER visit. This left us feeling like the situation had been presented in a way that did not fully align with the actual findings. We were also confused by the antibiotic choice. While leptospirosis was mentioned, it did not appear to be the primary concern, and we were not given a clear explanation as to why a broader-spectrum antibiotic was not considered. We also had difficulty obtaining our dog’s records. They were not sent promptly, and our primary vet had to call directly to retrieve them, which delayed our ability to move forward with appropriate care. The most frustrating part of this experience was the lack of transparency with billing. We were clearly told medications would cost $166, but were then charged approximately $300 more due to a “mistake.” This price was not honored, and there was no effort made to correct or take responsibility for the discrepancy. In an already stressful situation, this felt extremely unfair. We understand that emergency clinics must be cautious and consider worst-case scenarios. However, that responsibility also comes with the expectation of clear communication, accurate representation of urgency, and transparency in pricing—especially when pet owners are in a vulnerable and emotional state. Overall, this experience felt rushed, poorly communicated, and financially misleading. We left feeling more confused than supported, which is not what anyone hopes for when seeking emergency care for their pet.
  • CW
    Chelsea Webb
    Mar 21, 2026
    5.0
    I brought my toy poodle, Konna Faye, to this animal hospital after 5PM on a Saturday for neck pain. Everyone from the front desk ladies to the vet were so incredibly nice and friendly. I felt like every single person I encountered genuinely cared about my pet and wanted to do everything they could to make her feel better. They had her taken to the back for examination within five minutes of checking in, and the whole visit lasted less than two hours. (I’ve spent entire days in animal hospitals before.) While I realize this won’t be the norm if they are extremely busy, I believe they are one of the more efficient hospitals I’ve ever been to. The vet tech we had (I’m so sorry, I can’t remember his name) was exceptional and really took his time to explain everything to me to make sure I understood her treatment going forward. If I could give this place more than five stars, I would. I only wish they had specialities like neurology in house so I wouldn’t have to ever go anywhere else! Thank you, Crystal Falls!
  • KP
    Katja Priester
    Mar 14, 2026
    5.0
    I just need to give credit to this animal hospital. My 4 pound pup had an allergic reaction late at night and we rushed in. They were so kind and professional and knew immediately what to do. We were in there for a couple of hours monitoring his response. From the room, I could hear them working with other pets and just the whole energy and demeanor of the staff was a place you could tell that they enjoy taking care of these animals. There were no surprises on cost and they gave clear discharge instructions. Thank you for taking such good care of little Archie, and all the other animals!

Frequently Asked Questions About Emergency Animal Hospital of Crystal Falls

Is your animal hospital really open 24/7?

Yes! Our emergency pet hospital is open all day, every day. That includes weekends and holidays. We always have a veterinarian on staff and are here to help you and your pet at any hour.

Do I need an appointment to bring in my pet?

No, you do not need an appointment. Our animal emergency hospital is open 24/7 for walk-in patients.

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