BOULEVARD ANIMAL HOSPITAL

I always use Dr. Allen. He has always taken care of my dogs. They take you in right away. I have never had to wait longer than 5 minutes.

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I trust them. He is honest. He does not try to talk you into something that is not necessary.

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I have been taking my dog to Boulevard Animal Hospital for almost three years.  The front desk staff is helpful and friendly, and have fit me in last minute several times.  You and your pet are taken into a private room immediately upon arrival (which is very appreciated if your dog happens to hate cats).  They rarely run late.  Dr. Allen and Dr. Williamson are both fantastic vets.  They are honest, genuinely caring, and very thorough.  They always call the next day to follow up and take a true interest in the well-being of your pet.  I would highly recommend Boulevard Animal Hospital.

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Dr Allen and his staff were very friendly and allowed a lot of time and patience to answer my many questions. Dr Allen explained vaccinations and ways to limit them only to what are necessary based on frequency. Great rapport and confidence built for a good first impression. I love good customer service!

We've been going to Dr. Allen for quite some time now. Currently, he's our Cocker Spaniel's doctor. and quot;Rileyand quot; is a five-year-old rescue and the and quot;love of our lives.and quot; We have no children so our four-legged, furry fuzz-brain is our current baby.. Riley is young and healthy, so he sees Dr. Allen mostly for check-ups and vaccinations. His last visit was to have his blood tested for tick fever, which I requested, because we go out to West Texas to visit my Mom a lot and her miniature Pinscher had come down with it. It's very dry out there and fleas and ticks are rampant. and quot;Daiseyand quot; is fine now after being medicated, but I wanted to be proactive with Riley and not wait until he showed severe symptoms like Daisey. Thankfully, Riley's tests were negative.
Before Riley, we had and quot;Annie,and quot; a beautiful and sweet Golden Retriever. As I write this, I can't keep my eyes from tearing up. I lost part of my soul when we lost Annie. She was six when we got her and nine when we lost her. Dr. Allen was right there with us when Annie had and quot;bloatand quot; a month after we adopted her. He was the one who diagnosed her splenic hemangioma. Again, thankfully, it was not malignant, not hemangiosarcoma. Both times Annie had surgery at the Animal Emergency Hospital of North Texas in Southlake. My sister-in-law is a veterinarian in Chicago and noticed Annie had a suspicious-looking spot on her eye. I took Annie to Dr. Allen, who didn't seem to think it was serious, but he sent us to a canine eye specialist in Dallas. They were terrific over there; and Dr. Allen was correct. It wasn't anything serious, no malignancy. Around Thanksgiving one year, Annie decided to take a ham bone out of the trash and have her own holiday feast. I took her to Dr. Allen because she was coughing funny. I thought she might have a bone stuck in her throat. Dr. Allen took x-rays and did find bone fragments in her intestines, but also saw something more sinister. He saw she had megaesophagus. Annie finally succumed to this horrible affliction common to Goldens.
Dr. Allen is not only a fantastic doctor, he's compassionate, caring, sympathetic, and kindhearted. His whole staff is that way.
My Riley is in great hands with Dr. Allen and I wouldn't trust anyone else with my baby.

Boulevard Animal Hospital was very, very thorough and I have confidence in them. They are very up to date on the science behind pet health and willing to think outside the box if there's an issue or a problem and have you try different things. They take it step by step and not just go to push and pill and I really appreciate that.

Dr. Williamson and Dr. Allen are both wonderful with my cats. That requires more than the average amount of patience, considering one of mine is the 'cat from h***' when she has to go to the vet. The practice is great about sending reminders for annual exams/vaccinations. The Dr.s call you personally when you have a question or to follow-up after a procedure. It's a bit pricey, but it's worth it for all they do. I've always felt they recommended appropriate tests, etc. This practice forms a relationship with you and your pet.

Everything went fine. The entire organization is absolutely wonderful. I have been taking my dogs to Dr. Joe Allen since 1986 (before he opened Boulevard). When he did open Boulevard in Colleyville, I stayed with my old vet until the vet over medicated one of my dogs who suffered from seizures. I then called Dr. Allen and even though I wasn't a client -- he took time out of his day to call and discuss my dogs condition. I then moved my account to Boulevard and will never leave. All of the girls and doctors, Joe and Kathy, are the most dedicated, friendly and wonderful people. They honestly love the animals that are brought to them.

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Dr. Allen and his staff are warm, caring and very knowledgable. In 2006 Dr Allen correctly diagnosed Mollie, our beloved terrier-mix, with Cushings Disease. Thanks to his good care, Mollie was still chasing squirrels at age 17. In February 2011 when her health was declining rapidly. Dr. Allen patiently helped us make the right --but painful -- decision for Mollie, and he stayed with us until the end. He and the girls working there were very sensitive to our situation.

Dr. Allen and his staff seem to genuinely love animals, and they definitely have a way with them. Our other rescue dog, Buddy, a GoldenRetriever/Chow X, was and quot;difficultand quot; as a younger dog. But Dr. Allen and his staff quickly won him over. Buddy now does the happy dance whenever we pull into Boulevard's parking lot, and he can't wait to get in the door! I highly recommend Dr. Joe Allen, Veterinarian, and Boulevard Animal Hospital.