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Emergency Animal Hospital of Crystal Falls Veterinary Emergency Service

Emergency Animal Hospital of Crystal Falls provides 24/7 veterinary services for pets in Leander, TX. As a fully equipped animal emergency hospital, our modern facility features on-site diagnostics, a complete surgery center, and compassionate veterinarians. We know that unexpected illnesses or injuries are stressful, so our team is dedicated to delivering expert animal urgent care when you need it most. We welcome walk-ins 365 days a year with no appointment necessary. Whether dealing with a minor health issue or a critical situation, you can rely on our state-of-the-art animal emergency clinic for prompt, high-quality treatment. We are always here to help your furry family members heal!

Website: eahofcrystalfalls.com

Phone: (512) 817-3474

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  • Fri Open 24 Hours

1660 Raider Way Leander, TX 78641 ·1168.73 mi

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Marcus R. 09/27/26

My wife and I brought our rottweiler Roscoe here for emergency care and surgery. Our veterinarian from White Rock Veterinarian Hospital referred us for surgery. We had taken him to another...

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Scott G. 07/31/26

Nice canned response. I see you put it on a couple of reviews. Doesn't negate the fact that you didn't diagnose the problem. You were the veterinarian not me. You did bloodwork you should've...

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Missy G. 07/29/26

My daughter's dog was taken to the vet because he was coughing and throwing up mucus. They did x-rays, bloodwork, and charged almost $1800. They never dx the problem. My other dogs got sick a few...

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John H. 07/25/26

Great staff. Very responsive team. This was the second visit for Cinnamon, our Golden Retriever. Great communication with all personnel involved.

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Jason R. 08/15/26

We took our female chihuahua into the emergency vet as she was experiencing exasperated breathing. She had been diagnosed with heart failure four months ago by Central Texas Veterinary Specialty...

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