What is a Veterinary Specialist?
Like human medicine, some veterinarians choose to specialize in one particular species, type of medicine (i.e. dermatology) or surgery. What makes a veterinarian a "specialist", and should your pet be seen by one? Read more...

Meet Our Team
The professional and senior paraprofessional staff at Sugar Land Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Center are all highly trained and experienced in their respective fields. Our staff will be growing with the coming addition of Internal Medicine and Oncology Sections. Read more...

Diagnostic Imaging
Over the past two decades, thousands of difficult veterinary medical cases from Houston and South Texas have been entrusted by referral from the primary veterinarian to Dr. Quick. With extensive training, experience and teaching in diagnostic radiology, ultrasound and endoscopy, Dr. Quick will choose the best procedure(s) for each case in order to make an accurate diagnosis while avoiding redundancy and shocking final bills for the client. Read more...

Emergency & Critical Care Center
Staffed by career Emergency Veterinarians and Emergency Senior Technicians, SLVS is equipped with the newest high tech as well as the conventional-and-still-best tools in a state-of-the-art facility. Sugar Land Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Center serves Sugar Land, Fort Bend County and southwest Houston every night, weekend and holiday. Read more...

Internal Medicine
Internists bring a greater understanding in the area of internal medicine, cardiology, oncology, or neurology, and have a greater knowledge of the unusual, the uncommon, or rare in both large and small animals. In addition, an Internist may have diagnostic equipment not generally used by your family veterinarian. Read More...

Oncology
Sugar Land Veterinary Specialists is structured with services in advanced diagnostic imaging, internal medicine, surgical-oncology, medical-oncology and radiation therapy in order to offer our clientele options similar to those for human cancer treatment and management. Read more...

Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy can be completely curative, however some pets present with advanced disease and definitive treatment (for cure) is not possible. However, palliative treatment is often possible, allowing easing or elimination of pain and other symptoms. Our Radiation Therapy Section works closely with other Sections of SLVS: Surgery, Oncology, Internal Medicine and Diagnostic Imaging. Read more...

Surgery
Two state-of-the-art operating rooms with the latest surgical, anesthetic and patient monitoring equipment and life support systems allow us to offer the most advanced surgical options to pets and clients in Texas. Read more...