Crossroads Animal Hospital

4910 Crossroads Drive
El Paso, TX 79922
4910 Crossroads Drive, El Paso, TX 79922
915-584-3459 915-584-3459

Crossroads Animal Hospital

4910 Crossroads Drive
El Paso, TX 79922
4910 Crossroads Drive
El Paso, TX 79922
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Details and information displayed here were provided by this business and may not reflect its current status. We strongly encourage you to perform your own research when selecting a care provider.

In business since: 1978
Total Employees: 1

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Hours

Monday :
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Tuesday :
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Wednesday :
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Thursday :
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Friday :
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Saturday :
8:00AM - 2:00PM
Sunday :
Closed

Program Details

Type
Veterinary

Cost & Availability

Services Rate Rate Type Availability
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PAYMENT OPTIONS
  • Personal Check|
  • Cash|
  • Credit Card

Ratings & Reviews

( 2)
Marlo V
07/26/2018
Usually Crossroads is fantastic, but there is a new doctor (at least new to me and he isn't listed on their website), Dr. Gibson, who has a HORRIBLE bedside manner. He got irritated because we decided not to do the $1000 + treatment that he "spent all that time doing an estimate for" - he actually said this to us. Isn't that the purpose of an estimate??? After expensive tests to see what was wrong with our dog (and with no diagnosis), he then prescribed medicine for something that the dog tested negative for. It seems as if he was just trying to get us to spend as much money as possible. He was arrogant, rude, and completely unprofessional.

Again, Crossroads Animal Hospital has always been a good clinic. The other doctors and the staff are always friendly and helpful, it was just this one doctor who really gave us a bad experience. We will not stop going to Crossroads, but we will make sure he is not the one who sees our pets.
Lillian A
01/19/2018
If you love your pet DO NOT TAKE THEM HERE!!
I can show you the records, where my Newfoundland was
MISdiagnosed. Took my dog in on a Saturday after dog lethargic, sudden lameness and 'sore' or knot on leg. the 'vet' diagnosed my dog as arthritic. I asked WHY DOES MY DOG HAVE THIS 'knot" on her leg what is it?' the vet said nothing she 'seems to have arthritis' she gave her pain meds, the meds were not helping, we went back to the vet and told them, they became belligerent, and said well even though we took X-rays she needs to be evaluated again. REALLY? two weeks later They need more to see if they give a different pain meds?? we refused, took our dog to another vet, that vet requested the X-rays already taken since it had only been 2 weeks, the new vet (from another clinic) said "your dog does not have arthritis and a dog doesn't suddenly become lame because of arthritis'. that vet set an appointment for another visit to see if dog would be healing from meds she had given. the dog was not improving and the "MASS ON LEFT FLANK AREA" as was written on the records by CROSSROADS ANIMAL HOSPITAL on her that I had asked the vet about had now grown to the size of a football CANCER, !!!! CANCER CANCER CANCER... A TUMOR THAT COULD HAVE BEEN REMOVED! it was now too late to remove the cancer as it had grown into her shoulder rapidly to the size of a football. I have the records if you want to see, that Crossroads said on the record, not telling us, that her stomach was distended and she had a "MASS ON LEFT FLANK AREA". This was mid May 2017, my dog DIED OF CANCER THAT COULD HAVE BEEN TREATED , SHE DIED AUGUST 2017.
If you want to see the records contact me!!
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