O'Connor Animal Hospital

I adopted my dog Ollie from DFW humane society, while Ollie was in the shelter he fell ill with bloat and stomach fluid buildup so the shelter took him here. Once I adopted him and saw the notes from the shelter of DR. kangs findings there was no question this is the vet I needed to use. He had Ollie on a prescription diet before I came into the picture. From what everyone says the food has helped him so much Upon arrival I was so surprised that dr. Kang remembered seeing Ollie as a patient, the whole reason I picked this office was because they would be familiar with his medical treatment and I was definitely surprised when he walked in and was familiar with who he saw! So that was nice! I felt so relieved especially since his dogfood is based on vet approval when buying online and in stores so I knew I wouldn’t have any problems getting what Ollie needed. The service here is definitely more than 5 stars! I made such a good decision to bring my Ollie here. I love this place.

posted: 09/07/2024

Recently had our 8 y/o cats teeth cleaned at O’Connor Animal Hospital. Truly a great experience and no complications. The doctor is knowledgeable and it’s clear he has been in practice for many years with how smooth things run. On top of this, prices with them are very good for the services provided. Worth going here and grateful to have found this vet!

posted: 09/29/2024

This review is not so much for O Connor animal hospital as a whole, but more so a particular vet tech, namely Tiffany and any other tech who may have felt the same. Ma'am whether you feel as though my dog was too much for you to handle,your comments were not warranted nor necessary. To say my dog was a brat, was very unprofessional and childish especially at your age and status.(he nor his owner appreciated those kind words) Now I have been to O'Connor Pet Hospital and Dr.Kangs on numerous occasions since 2022 and have never once had to muzzle my dog for any reason, so I find it hard to believe that it was needed today. First and foremost just because a dog/man is strong, that does not equate to them being aggressive. Secondly "brat" and any other labels or name calling should be held to a minimum especially while the patient is in the room. If you aren't able to handle some of the animals that come in there then maybe try getting in the gym a bit, working on upper body and maybe core strength. Be more professional and work on your verbal communication skills. (I saw you walked off, hopefully it was to do some e-learning) I'm sure O'Connor Animal handles a variety of animals of different weights and sizes. So please do better, for the sake of your next "big" customer/patient. Thank you. To anyone who knows my dog, knows that he is an angel. (Paws4Life)

posted: 07/23/2024

I have been taking my animals to Dr. Kang for almost 15 years now. He has to be one of the hardest working Veterinarians in DFW. Service has always been fantastic and I cannot imagine going anywhere else!

posted: 05/14/2024

I took my husky in for a bad hot spot. The doctor and staff were welcoming and quickly got me in on the same day. The doctor gave my boy an antibiotic shot and went over the medications to give to him. The cost of the visit and medication was reasonable and I am very happy with the visit!

posted: 08/30/2024