Veterinary Urgent Care
in Sugar Land

Dr. Maryssa Randall graduated from the University of Illinois, where she developed a passion for educating pet owners and empowering them to take an active role in their pets' care.

Dr. Randall finds great joy in educating clients, ensuring they feel confident and informed about the role they play in their pets' health and well-being.

Dr. Randall enjoys staying active with weightlifting and cycling, hiking, and traveling. She loves reading and watching comedy with her husband. She shares her home with Remi, a 3-year-old tuxedo cat.

Michelle graduated from the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW), where she developed her passion for animal care and learning how to empower pet parents to better care for their pets.

Michelle finds fulfillment in empowering pet parents by teaching them how to properly care for their best friends, ensuring their pets live happy, healthy lives.

When she is not caring for pets, Michelle enjoys diving into a plethora of books. She also shares her life with her German Shepherd mix named Sterling.

DPerla is a graduate of Cleveland High School, where her love for animals and passion for veterinary care began to take shape.

The most rewarding part of working with animals is educating pet parents on how to best care for their pets. Perla finds joy in watching this knowledge improve a pet’s quality of life and strengthen the bond between pets and their owners. She believes that informed pet parents make all the difference in ensuring animals receive the best possible care.

Perla shares her home with two dogs and a cat. Bjorn, her affectionate 1-year-old pitbull mix, adores cuddles, food, and attention. Blackie, a sweet 7-year-old, enjoys being by her side but prefers walks and outdoor adventures over cuddles. Her cat, Scooter, is a playful 1-year-old orange and white DSH who loves outsmarting everyone, playing hunter, and occasionally leaving surprise "gifts." Outside of work, Perla leads an active lifestyle, enjoying the outdoors and lifting weights. She also loves exploring new restaurants and indulging in delicious food with her husband. Above all, she cherishes quality time with friends and family.

Heather is deeply committed to being the voice for animals who can't speak for themselves, ensuring they receive the care and attention they need to thrive.

Dr. Schott finds the most rewarding part of veterinary medicine to be working as a team with pet owners. She has a special passion for senior pets, focusing on helping them stay happy, comfortable, and healthy throughout their golden years.

Heather shares her life with a Labrador/Shepherd mix named Cinch, a Cur mix named Lenny, and two Domestic Shorthair cats, Magic and Rico. Outside of work, she enjoys fishing, spending time at the beach, and taking her dogs to the park or pond.