Dr Sikora and the WHOLE STAFF are amazing. They have taken care of my animals and previously my Mom…read moreand Dad's animals for many years. They are professional, caring, and really good at what they do! Whether a visit is for a checkup, a surgery, or a follow up, the whole staff feels like a part of my extended family. They have always offered many options of care in every situation, and in the difficult times that sick animals had to be put down, they were sensitive, caring, and kind. For a person like me who sees his animals more like "persons" than property, Normanside is a veterinary practice that I am very comfortable with. I'm so glad to have them care for my precious pets.

Don't bother -- they're not taking any more new clients. I tried getting in before the pandemic…read morehit, and then again today. I wish they'd just put that fact on their website so you don't have to waste your time screwing up your courage to ask -- if you're like me, you emotionally get much closer to your vet than to any MD you're forced to visit. It looks like a nice place, small as it is, and I'd have loved to try it -- but I guess it's a club, and you and me ain't going to get in it.

We have had great experiences with the vets and support staff here for cats, dogs and rats. Parking…read moreis easy and entrance accessible.

Me and my family recently had to put our French Bulldog Lexi down here on March 16th, 2024 because…read moreshe had a brain tumor. We were taking her there ever since we got her in 2020 when she was 4 1/2 years old. We took Lexi there a lot of times, and every single time they were great with her. Dr. Virginia and Dr. Jarvis were always great with Lexi. The staff is very friendly and caring. The building is also very clean considering it's been open since 1922. If you ever decide to euthanize your pet, I highly recommend doing it here. After your pet is at peace, the staff gives you as much time as you need to grieve as you want. They are also very respectful during this process, too. I highly recommend this vet. Shout out to Albany County Veterinary hospital!

I've been to Latham Animal Hospital 2 times recently and the degree of professionalism displayed by…read moreeveryone I came into contact couldn't be higher. I was there this date 10/3/25 and got some bad knews about my cat that I had brought in.. That being said, the Dr (don't know his name) explained all the possibilites that I/we could consider. But his attention to the cat and the degree of concern was geniune and heart felt.... I appreciated that and will consider what happens next....

I brought my cat in to the vet because he was whining when using the litter box, they sedated him…read moreto get the testing they needed done, had to give him an enema for him being constipated, after he's treated I pick him up from the vet, they tell me he's covered in urine and they couldnt clean him because "he was more awake" and "agitated", which I initially understood why, until I got him home and he was so sedated still he could barely walk, he barely even knew I was there, so how come you couldn't clean him up, especially with how sedated he still was!? I went there stressed he had a UTI then you leave him covered in urine and also some STOOL, My poor baby looked terrible and they left him covered in his pee all scared and didn't even attempt to clean him other than putting a pee pad in his crate which did nothing to clean him otherr then soaking up the pee left in his crate. they also had to take his collar off and i wasn't going to put it on him until the next day to then realize they broke his collar taking it off him and didn't even tell me that...I love dr Kinney, she is the only good provider there but whoever treated my Milo that day did not care for him like you would your own pet, I'm extremely dissapointed with how he was cared for, i do not recommend any other vet then dr Kinney if you need to see someone there.

They have always taken great care of my cat! Super knowledgeable and willing to try multiple…read moretreatments to find what works. They're also very great if you have to board your cat.

Receptionist does not have a price list and I have no idea how much an office visit it would even…read morebe. I was quoted $500 for a mamma cat and 4 babies to have an office visit. Vetrinary clinic would not quote spay or neuter pricing without a 1st visit appointment. The only good thing I can report is that they do allow early/spay neuter for kittens. It is difficult to find a vet clinic that will do that so if the office visit pricing wasn't so ridiculous, I would definitely go here.

What a blessing Dr. Diaz was from In the Comfort of Home when our 17 year old cat suffered terminal…read morekidney failure. We had to wait an hour or two to get a call back after leaving a voicemail, but once our call was returned, we were able to get a visit that day. What was an incredibly stressful time was made easier by the gentle guiding and kindness of Dr. Diaz. He was wonderful and it made the heartbreaking loss of our little buddy easier to take. After having experienced previous losses with a traditional visit to a vet, this was so much more easy for a cat and us, allowing our cat to avoid the stress of travel to the vet, and allowing us to grieve in the privacy of our own home during the process. Thanks you In the Comfort of Home.

Dr Hood came to my home to euthanize my dog. It was extremely difficult experience…read more Dr Hood was compassionate patient professional and treated my pup with dignity respect and kindness

Buyers BEWARE - As a new dog owner I wanted to be sure and do everything for my puppy. She had…read morereceived first shots with the woman I adopted her from. When it came time for me to have the next round administered, I had been told that doing so at one of the clinic's would be far less expansive. I went to the scheduled clinic at the Tractor Supply store in our town only to be told that the Pet Vet team "did not show up" and they hadn't been there in months. I returned home. I phoned another nearby store a few towns away and was told the same. Please note this has nothing to do with Tractor Supply as they only provide space for the VIP Pet Care teams. I phoned VIP Pet Care, and their customer service rep. advised me to go to another location about 35 minutes' drive, where a clinic would be taking place that day. When I arrived, I waited 30-45 minutes to "check-in", only to be told that the annual service plan I wanted to purchase was only available in two locations in the region. One week later I drove over an hour to one of the clinics and finally was able to purchase the plan. The local staff was great and I was satisfied. I contacted customer service about how hard I had to work and the inconvenience they did essentially nothing, saying that there was no possible way they could reduce the cost or provide any sort of compensation. I was now locked into an annual service plan with a contract and would have to travel one hour each way for service. On multiple occasions I dd travel to the "Wellness Center" for Service, found a number of people with pets waiting in line and was REFUSED SERVICE. They operate on a first come - first served basis without the possibility of making appointments. Again, nothing they could or would do for the inconvenience and I had to leave - S. O. L. The local staff are terrific, caring people but the corporate level operation is all smoke and mirrors. They produce a decent looking website with well written copy that completely MISLEADS potential customers. They DUPE you into signing a contract. They do NOT give a damn about customers. When my bank card had been replaced due to potential fraud and the automated monthly payment failed, they immediately turned the account over to a third-party and harassing phone calls ensued. I resolved the matter and continued meeting the financial obligation. I recently called them to make sure they did not auto renew my service plan past the original one-year term. I was told that I could use the clinic and services through the end of this month. When I called the local center to discuss coming in to receive service before the end of the month, they advised they would be closed the day I planned to visit. Good thing I called first. This morning I arrived slightly after 10am. There were about 5-6 in line which I joined. After standing in line for more than half an hour, a pet vet representative came to the end of the line and told myself and three others that they "had reached capacity for the day". They were not going to be able to see us and treat our pets by the time of their scheduled closing at three pm. Despite explaining the situation and the HORRIBLE experience over the past year with their service plan, I was told by both the local staff who called their so-called customer service dept that I was to be REFUSED SERVICE yet again. The Tractor Supply staff was sympathetic and shared with me that the same thing happens ALL THE TIME. They suggested going to the Wellness Center in the area (another hours drive) and called them for me, only to be advised that the Vet had not shown up. All of the above is factual. ABSURD, UNACCEPTABLE, but 100% true. No amount of savings is worth the DEPLORABLE TREATMENT and COMPLETE AND TOTAL DISREGARD shown to me over the past year. I will most certainly NOT patronize PET IQ, VIP-PETCARE, VET IQ ever again and urge anyone considering doing so to think long and hard before doing so!

I have had two excellent visits to the PetVet Wellness Center with my cat. Dr. Solomon and her…read moreassistants are so competent and compassionate. They addressed the health concerns of my cat, rendered appropriate treatment and made good recommendations for follow up. I cannot say enough about how great everyone there was!

Dr. DeVries is an excellent vet. I have recommended him to all of my friends with pets. Dr…read more DeVries personally gives follow up calls to ensure that pets are on the mend and he is a kind person to speak with about pet concerns.

Dr. Gundersen is kind, gentle, and even my super-shy dog loves seeing her for acupuncture. My 95…read morepound dog had 13 years of good mobility, and I believe acupuncture was a big part of that. Besides having a stellar bedside manner and being a skilled acupucturist, Dr. G. is an astute clinician who diagnosed my dog with an abdominal mass when he collapsed during a walk. I thought he had heat stroke, but she examined him carefully, and on the basis of his age and weak hind-end pulses, she felt he might have an abdominal mass, which he did. Turned out to be a pheochromocytoma, which is usually fatal, but thanks to Dr. G's outstanding diagnostic skills, he saw a surgeon and made a full recovery after surgery. ( I think that Dr. G. has since moved to her own practice--Alternative Veterinary Therapies in Voorheesville.)