SPCA of Texas-- Mary Spencer Clinic at Village

I give this clinic ³⁄₅ stars mainly because of lack of quality contact with staff. Everyone was short and to the point. My pet got spayed. I can tell they have developed a system for them to efficiently serve their patients and families. Although this may be appealing to many, it didn’t fly with me. There was no time for reassurance or time for questions. You fill out a form, inital, and drop off your pet with the other flow of animals. I felt bad for my pet, since i knew she would be locked up waiting until about 9 or longer before surgeries began. They didn’t give me an exact time she was scheduled. It did give me a the «parkland» for animals feel. The staff were friendly, but again short. Upon pick up, a piece of paper with general discharge guidelines were given. Only the tech checking us out (who probably wasn’t even involved in my pets care) was the only person i encountered. Paying was about the only time to ask question. Didn’t meet the vet. Got no real update. I would of liked more reassurance, education, update, guidance or something since it is a serious surgery. My main reason to chose this place was the comfort of knowing that spayimg /​neutering is done so routinely, it was comforting. Don’t know if i would come back. Pet was just handed back with carrier. Didnt even know her progress coming off the anesthesia.

After spending a big amount of money at our regular vet I decided to do some research and found this place. It’s 10 minutes from our home in Oak Cliff.
We had our 6 month old kitten spayed.
The experience was very pleasant. I had to wait longer than I expected but for the price… I can overlook that.

I was blessed to get my buddy Tito at SPCA of Dallas. I paid a grip for him but it is all for and from a good cause. Ever since then, I have been bringing my favorite four-​legged friend to this SPCA — Village Fair clinic to get his annual check-​ups and heart-​worm plus preventatives.
I must say the people here are always pretty nice and I have been seeing the same people and same vets over the years which is validating in that they want to be there, around animals, helping a just cause.
I appreciate the fact that I can quality vet-​care for Tito at an affordable price and try to donate when I can when I stop in. I do not feel like I am missing out on anything by going here versus another vet.
I highly recommend it !
Only qualm is — The wait can be a little long at times. But I just say be patient and kind because you are getting services and products at discounted prices all backed by other people charity whether that be time or money. Everyone is always nice to me and TIto!
It’s just a good organization.

I cannot praise this clinic highly enough. We have been coming here for years, and it has always been a positive experience!
Today I brought my Aussie in to the wellness clinic for his shots and heartworm preventative. Every staff member was great. Dog is a total wimp. Petrified. He jumped into my daughter’s lap and shook like a leaf in the waiting room. But the techs and vet were so kind and patient, moving very slowly, so he wouldn’t be spooked, holding him and petting him. (Of course we muzzled him, because a scared dog can do bad things.) By the end of his visit, he seemed a bit calmer.
I expect the kind of stellar service I found at thr SPCA at a much pricier establishment! But the prices can’t be beat. (They even provide free spays and neuters for certain zip codes!) (The SPCA is a non-​profit, doing this work at or below cost. I’m sure they’d appreciate any extra donation you would be able to send their way.)

While KittiCo has been closed for an unreasonable length of time, I needed a place to have my feral cats in traps spay, neutered, and vaccinated for our TNR program. After reading good Unilocal reviews, I decided to try this clinic, and I couldn’t be more pleased.
Use your GPS to get here because this location is VERY far south of the city and hard to find, set between woods on one side and an abandoned shopping center on the other. Just when you think «I must be in the wrong place,» you’ll see it.
The line starts forming outside the door by 7:30 for an 8:00 a.m. opening. When you go into the lobby, you sign in with your arrival time. Then, you take a clip board of paper work and have a seat in the crowded lobby. The lobby is typically full of dogs, so if you’re lucky, they’ll go ahead and take the trap (s) back to a room so the cat (s) won’t freak out. You can keep your clipboard paperwork with you until they call you to bring it up. They’ll ask any other questions they have about what extras you might want for the feral (I always go ahead and spring for a flea treament and other vaccinations.) That’s it!
The check in system works pretty efficiently — much better than KittiCo’s hyper-​frenetic disorder in the morning.
You pick up the same day, between 3 – 4, and this time you’re likely to be the only one there. So, check out is a calm time when you can really talk to the staff about the cat. I was impressed by how much info I got from them: weight, approx age. I don’t typically get such individual attention for my trapped ferals. I left feeling like they really took care of the cat.
Shout out to all of the young women at the front desk. Every single one was friendly and knowledgeable. Kudos to the Village Fair SPCA!

Let me begin by telling you all that I adore my Shih Tzu. I would jump in front of a moving bus for his furry little butt if I had to! So naturally, choosing a vet was a very important decision to me when I first brought him home. I wanted to make sure he was happy, healthy and had all of his preventative care completely taken care of. I looked up a few vets, but was turned off because of the high cost. That’s when I turned to the SPCA.
My first encounter was at their neutering center. After surgery, he recovered quickly and the staff took such excellent care of my little boy. He also received all of his puppy shots here for a ridiculously low price. In each instance, they called to confirm his appointments well in advance and let me know what to do or bring ahead of time. If you are a first-​time dog owner, like me, you might be clueless about all of the care they need. The staff know their stuff and want to help.
The only reason this place does not get 5 stars is because there is always a wait. NEVER go as a walk-​in because you will be 87 years old by the time you leave. I don’t understand why someone would go to an expensive vet when the SPCA offers most of the exact same services for a fraction of the cost. Try it out, people.

I moved to Dallas and had not found a vet yet when my dogs vaccinations were due. I found this facility on the SPCA website and went by to check it out since it was close by. The wellness clinic makes appointments or they provide walk-​ins on Thursdays, I did the walk-​in and had the canine value pack done. It included an examination, heartworm test, fecal test, and vaccinations all for less than $ 100.00. The vet and staff were very nice and thorough. My dog received a better exam than he used to get from his regular vet. My dogs heartworm preventative was much less expensive to buy here as well.
I recommend this clinic for your pets vaccination needs. They are closed at lunch, so be sure to check the website or call ahead. Prices are also listed on the website.

The facility is clean and the employees are very kind and helpful.

This place is definitely far from my home, but it was worth it. The facility is extremely clean and the employees are very helpful. Christopher was a savior. I took my puppy to get spayed and it was a great experience. The SPCA actually passes on donations to customers and subsidises the fees, meaning the usual cost of vaccinations or surgery is a fraction of the cost. I cannot say enough about these people and the cleanliness of the facility.