DeZavala-Shavano Veterinary Clinic

Dr. Harrison is hands down the best vet I’ve ever worked with. He’s treated my dog for everything from hematomas to dental care and every visit is met with his genuine kindness and calm demeanor that puts both pets and owners at ease. Recently, after an emergency visit at another clinic pushed unnecessary tests and even mentioned possible bone cancer for a simple leg issue, Dr. Harrison confidently diagnosed a sprain and avoided unnecessary costs. Within days, my dog was almost back to normal. He genuinely cares and never takes advantage of worried pet owners. Highly recommend!

Moved here and had a hard time at first finding a vet. I will say that I do not regret my decision to go here! Front desk is always helpful and courteous. Vets have been nothing but helpful and caring towards my dogs. I appreciate the vets being honest about their care and recommendations and always answering any questions! Med refills are super easy and fast! Would definitely recommend!

I brought my cat to get treated after developing a wound under her chin. I tried to treat her myself, and she would always try to scratch me. Let me tell you, they were very kind and handled her so well!!! I've never seen her act that calm before when being treated. They also have like 5 office cats and a fish tank! I will definitely be coming back. P.s. I loved their wall art 😆

Great staff and atmosphere! My pet was happy after the visit and took a long nap!

I regrettably took my 3 lb chihuahua to Nanez for routine dental at end of last year. My dog was elderly. He assured me he had never lost a dog after treating thousands of dogs and could reverse medication immediately if saw any trouble. I resisted dentals on my guy because he was elderly and so small. The Dr persisted and I finally gave in. I trusted him. Im so sorry I did. I got a call that my dog had an immediate reaction to the anesthesia and didn’t make it. When I met with the Dr and picked up my baby though I noticed my dog had a full dental, even having had teeth pulled. I questioned this. He stated he proceeded to do dental and it only took a “minute”. But he also said my boy had trouble breathing from the beginning. When pressed he insisted he continued to do dental but it really only took a minute. Then he says, after dental he went to look at breathing tube and realized that it ”may” have been improperly placed. Which leads any rational person to think why would any sane person do a dental on a dog that’s obviously having trouble breathing?? Wouldn’t the first and most important thing be to make sure that the any creature make it through the procedure? Forget about the dental. I could have cared less about the dental. Get me my dog back to me, alive!! Help them breathe!! When I said this to him, he pushes back and says he would take it under advisement. Maybe he would do this with future animals, he says. When I look at my boys medical records after he passed it’s noted, first line, that he is congested I had no idea. Why didn’t he notify me of any possible complications that could have arisen with an elderly dog who is congested? The dental wasn’t absolutely necessary. It could have waited. It’s just too much. I really cannot believe any vet would be so careless with anyone’s pet. I miss my boy more than life itself. I am so sorry I trusted this Dr. I know we all love our babies. I told this Nunez on so many occasions that he had no idea, how attached I am to my dog, please, please, do not take any chances with him. It seems he did everything wrong in the most careless way possible. It’s shocking. I don’t think I will ever get over this loss and the way it was done. I’m so sorry I ever stepped foot in this place.