Tysor Veterinary Clinic

Tysor Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary clinic in Siler City, North Carolina, located at 1401 N 2nd Ave. Google reviewers rate it 4.6/5 based on 436 reviews. Recent comments mention long-term veterinary care for dogs, including complex medical cases and surgery, along with additional on-site pet services.

Services

•Veterinary appointments for dogs (including ongoing/chronic condition management)
•Medical management and monitoring for serious illness (examples mentioned include seizures, anemia, kidney failure, and palliative care with medications)
•Surgical care (examples mentioned include splenectomy for a splenic mass and spay surgery for pyometra)
•Follow-up check-ins noted by reviewers during extended treatment
•Support for homeless animals in Chatham County (as described by a reviewer)
•Pet store on-site (as described by a reviewer)
•Grooming services (as described by a reviewer)
•Boarding services (as described by a reviewer)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available; some reviewers describe pricing as below average or fair for the care provided.

People

Reviews mention Dr. Tysor, along with staff members named Jessica and Debbie.

Reviews

Tysor Veterinary Clinic has a 4.6/5 Google rating from 436 reviews. Written feedback highlights attentive care during serious medical situations, follow-up communication, and successful outcomes after major surgeries; one recent reviewer reports repeated long waits past scheduled appointment times. Additional comments note appreciation for the clinic’s work with homeless animals and for the grooming, boarding, and pet store offerings on-site.

Reviews for Tysor Veterinary Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 436 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Christopher Hooft

5 days ago

Make a appointment for 5pm. You will be seen at 7pm. Several visits. Not just 1.

cindy parsons

2 weeks ago

She's exceptional! I highly recommend them. She went above and beyond when I had issues with my dog with kidney failure. She was my esa and they bent over backwards tying to keep Tera around for me for a little bit longer, And make sure that she didn't suffer during that time. I'm a senior disabled and they are phenomenally priced, and very caring individuals. You can't get better vet care.

Tamkia Jones

3 weeks ago

Brian Green

I have been bringing my dogs to Dr. Tysor for over a decade. My oldest, Gracie, just celebrated her 13th birthday today thanks to the amazing care of the entire team at Tysor Veterinary Clinic. Gracie was severely ill in March - she would get out of breath after a short walk, was acting aloof, and began having seizures. Dr. Tysor managed to get Gracie stabilized on the seizures, but she was still anemic. The presumptive diagnosis was a brain tumor. I couldn't afford an MRI so we began palliative care with steroids and a bunch of other meds. What sets this place apart was the follow-up. Dr. Tysor would check in regularly to see how Gracie was doing. The follow-up is ultimately what lead to a breakthrough in her case. She had a major surgery for a splenic mass and came out so much better than when she went in! By 4 pm my dog was already wagging her tail. Recovery from the surgery was a breeze. The surgery was very fairly priced. So it ends here right? Not so fast. One month later she develops what looks like UTI. Nope. It's a pyometra and she needs an emergency spay. Tysor once again comes through with a major surgery for a 12 year old pit bull just recovering from a splenectomy. Please get your dog spayed and don't go through what we did. And a special shout-out to Jessica and Debbie and all the vet techs there who did a great job and make both my dogs happy to come.

Mark Hawe

4 weeks ago

Dr. Tysor and Tysor Veterinary Clinic is top knoch. I appreciate all they do for the homeless animals of Chatham Co. as well as all my pets. The pet store, grooming, and borading side has everything you need and is awesome as well. Mark Hawe