These guys were a life saver! We live in NYC but visit Margaretville a lot. Since Covid-19 its been…read moreimpossible to get my furkids into the see their normal vet in the city. Both my kids are special needs and require medication everyday. Dr Sniderman and his staff went above and beyond helping us with vaccines, bloodwork, and medication refills. My pup is a very nervous guy, sometimes he expresses his anal gland in new situations, which he did... but the vet was awesome about it and even gave him a quick butt bath and a towel to take home. Im a very pleased with his bed side manner, he was kind, funny and very helpful. We will definitely visit them again on our upstate adventures.

Wasn't able to get an appt, so this is only for the reception/call in…read more Wasn't very nice or helpful on the phone. Didn't try to find a time I could bring my dog (ear infection) in for an appt, and told me to find another vet (no recommendations offered). Though I might be in from out of town and not regular repeat business, a sick dog is a sick dog. The doctors might be competent veterinarians, but bad vibes from front desk make me want to avoid this place.

We have taken our pups to Delhi Animal Hospital for over 40 years. We began with Dr. Evans, and…read morehave continued (even subsequent to his semi-retirement) with the new owner, new vets, and new techs. I can't praise them enough. We have been able to count on them through simple pet care to complex medical issues in our dogs. Equally important is the kind personal attention and care they have always given our Goldens, from puppyhood through old age. The techs are knowledgeable and helpful as well - both the "old guard" and their newer replacements. Skilled, resourceful, caring people who know and love animals. Doesn't get better than that.

Upon checking Ollie into the clinic, we explained the severity of him symptoms again and also…read moreexplained that money was tight for us. They were unwilling to do a payment plan. However we agreed that if surgery was imminent that we agreed to the surgery and just to call us to let us know if surgery was warranted. Again we signed and initialed both cost estimates with surgery and without (see images) I ended up calling the hospital around 1:40pm to ask how he was doing. Around 2:30pm I had received a phone call back from Dr. Faith Wright. She informed me that Ollie was doing well. They had taken 2 x-rays and could not view any issue; so the doctor gave him 2 cans of dog food and did another 2 x-rays, just to be sure. She stated he was showing no symptoms and no blockage. I will attach Ollie's Vet Bill, Ollie's bloodwork and Ollies X-rays. The vet (Dr. Faith) had also provided an additional 4 cans of food for Ollie to bring home to eat for a couple of days (see Invoice image) The hospital provided Ollie with antacid medicine Friday. On MONDAY, October 16th, 2023. My friend had offered to help pay for Ollie's vet bill and take him to the clinic.I had called Delhi Animal Clinic on Monday morning. I was unsure if I was going to take Ollie back or try to find another Office that would see him. I had requested that Delhi Animal Hospital send me his bloodwork and his X-rays from Thursday. They had sent me those files to my email. I had forwarded those docs to Steph and her colleague (whom is a retired Veterinarian to look at). At this point Ollie was barely alert, he was hurting and he was just standing oftentimes to alleviate his pain. His gums were sticky to the touch, his breath stunk. He was badly dehydrated it was critical that he get care. Out of options, Steph had called the hospital back. They had informed Steph to bring him in by 11am, otherwise he would not be seen. Ollie had been at the hospital for almost 6 hours. Steph again had to reach out to call about Ollie just before the office. They had found a blockage in his lower intestines and would be performing exploratory surgery on Ollie. WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 2023. Ollie was to be discharged at 9am.We really felt that Ollie had suffered tremendously. We hoped the hospital would not double charge for the hospitalization fee and any repeat lab/Xrays. They did! Instead this Veterinarian (Dr. Faith Wright) decided to say that she knew of the blockage on Thursday but because we were limited on funds they would not perform the surgery. Now mind you we signed a CONSENT for surgery on Thursday. What she had stated was not the truth. She also stated that the reason they did not perform surgery was because he was dehydrated. She told me she gave him fluids Thursday! This again leads to another lie. I ask WHY if knowing what Dr. Faith "knew" Thursday...Why feed my dog? WHY charge dog food? Why give me scripts knowing they would not help Ollie on Friday? Why give me scripts with directions that state to feed with food? Please read the dates of all documents and script bottles in the attached images. It makes me beyond livid to know someone (a doc) no less has the capacity to not only blatantly LIE to me. But also charge an additional $1600 for surgery on a quote that was between $900-$1200. She not only double charges but adds to the suffering of my dog.To make matters worse Dr. Faith emails me (see image) stating that she no longer wishes to see Ollie at her practice. You do not need to worry about my animals being seen in your practice. I would rather go to a practice that is PROFESSIONAL, and has COMPASSION for animals. I would NEVER recommend anyone to take their animal here. The blatant lies of this doctor. She double charges for multiple X-rays (read quotes and invoices). The right thing to do Dr. Faith (unlike your namesake) was to do a refund of the office visit on October 12th. You took advantage of our situation, you used a dog and your position as the head Vet of your clinic and abused your power, for money. At what end? The expense of our dog's health! HE COULD OF DIED!

Rosenzweig is a predatory vet who takes advantage of clients who are kind to him. He likes to throw…read moreout sky-high prices without valid justification (except to self-validate his fragile ego). I was ill and bed-bound, and he took advantage of me. I needed mobile vet services, so I had him come out to my home to draw blood from a pet of mine who needed testing. I was very ill and had no one available to help me to take my pet to the vet. "Dr." Rosenzweig came off as super disorganized and was clumsy when drawing blood. He had a terrible bedside manner and (really) put my pet in pain when inserting the needle, making him cry and jerk. I'd paid him $1,600 for testing which is outrageous, but he insisted that it was necessary. I waited 3 weeks and tried to contact him. Left two voicemails, a text message, and two emails. He completely blew me off. He's completely immature and unprofessional. He wasn't gentle at all, and despite what others had said in their reviews, he DOES oversell his services, he isn't caring, he's egregiously callous, irresponsible, and flakey. Would never hire this kid again. He wouldn't even be a good vet tech, that's how bad he was.

Took me in an emergency for my little guy (Yorkie) and was very accommodating. New in area and…read morefound myself a new vet who I trust will take care of my baby...

Just moved to the area and so happy to have found Dr. Page. She was gentle with our big dog and for…read morethe first time ever since going to a Vet, they did the exam in the room with me and my fur baby. This was tremendously helpful to keep the stress down for our dog. I wish more Vet's approached their services as such. when available. I highly recommend.

Dr. Cody and the entire staff at Lake Katrine animal hospital has been amazing! I am very cautious…read morewhere I take my boy Jasper and I am so incredibly thankful to have found a veterinary office in the Hudson valley where I feel comfortable bringing him. Thank you for being so good to Jasper, I trust that he is in good hands there

I cannot say enough good things about the team at Kingston Animal Hospital. My dog Henry is a…read morerescue and can be a bit snippy if he is uncomfortable, which is not uncommon when he is at the vet. The team here has been fantastic in terms of managing not just my dog's physical health, but also creating a space that is not stressful and allows for his regular appointments to be done without a muzzle. Additionally, Henry recently needed surgery and the care he received here was excellent. Not only were the staff great with him, they were exceptionally helpful in helping quell my anxiety. Dr. Alden and the other team members I worked with (Brad, Bri, Marissa, and Mike) have all been wonderful. They are available to answer questions, compassionate, personable, and just genuinely nice people. I cannot recommend them enough.

My cat has hyperthyroidism and is old, he started acting weird so we took him to this vet and the…read moredoctor said that we should put him down. It was insane how much she was pushing it and since then he has lived 2 whole happy years and is still running, climbing, eating. He is an old cat who takes medication and has a great quality of life and if i took her advice i wouldve sacrified 2 wonderful years and more with what i consider a member of my family. Im very glad i did not listen to this doctor.

After five years of wonderful care we sadly had to leave. This is not a locally owned or vet-owned…read morepractice. Marbletown AH is owned by a private equity group out of EU that owns many different vet practices, which means that you'll likely experience what I did. My cat was a patient here for five years, she was recently seen by a different vet, who recommended a surgery that went wrong and performed procedures I did not approve, and then never returned three emergency texts and calls, nor apologized for a number of issues that put my cat in jeopardy. Which led me to complain and raise a number of issues; which led me to discover this is not my local queer inclusive accountable vet but actually a part of A CHAIN and just another capitalistic infrastructure that has zero local accountability to the animals and people that trust them. Woodstock and Argos are still locally owned. Go here at your own risk **Update: MAH escalated this to the corporate entity that owns them, who outsourced it to a claims specialist to assess risk of lawsuit. There was low risk assessed, so therefore no apology, accountability, or restitution. Instead of anybody there just saying " We are so sorry for your experience "I'm talking to a guy Named James who's running statistical analysis and how much it's gonna cost them to not apologize.**

I have been to these vets 4 times and all visits have been wonderful, caring and compassionate…read more These included 3 wellness visits two for our dog and one for our cat. Our miniature schnauzer received compassionate euthanasia at 15 and a half.

Rudeness on the phone wouldn't let me talk to the Vet would hardly let me speak. She kept…read moreinterrupting me. I wouldn't bring an animal to a place that that's that. That is that insensitive to human beings let alone animals.

We have been taking out pets to Dr. Clark since the clinic opened and have been very pleased with…read moreboth her and her lovely staff. She is very thorough and conscientious, and does her best to make prudent plans for difficult cases, thinking of the best health outcomes rather than how to milk the most money from distressed people. She does a lot of her labs in house which saves money and also ensures very quick results. I often joke that my pets have better healthcare than I do!