For almost 30 years I have used Dr. Mendelsohn. He has treated and cared for 4 dogs and 2 cats and…read morehas never made the wrong call. I simply hate reading any bad reviews about him and take it as a personal offense. He is a wealth of knowledge, explains everything, and I consider him a friend. His wife has also treated my pets and has been nothing less than kind and wonderful. I also love the vet tech, Jose. Excellent care. Treat them all with kindness regardless of your emotions and you will get quality, intelligent care for your animal.

I initially went to Dr. Mendelsohn and found him warm and knowledgeable. This was a few years ago,…read morewhen he was just starting out, taking over for Dr. RIngler, who was a total Gem of a person, and an unassuming, yet quite knowledgeable, whip smart Vet. His wife, his longtime assistant, is equally lovely, and quite expert herself. Part of why I continued with Dr. M. is the pleasure of seeing HER in the waiting area. So smart, funny, but able to assume a high seriousness when my Dogs were ill, her low key, warm, presence was so helpful when my high energy dog was ill.. SO PLEASE, I want to make clear that the Ringlers were fantastic. However, when Dr. Ringler became ill, and died, his replacement,Dr. M ( above), initially also lovely, soon seemed frustrated, aloof, and even slightly hostile in response to my questions before and after He examined my Dog. I do not believe I am hypersensitive. My husband is a head and neck surgeon, and I am a clinical psychologist. We both know how to take care of patients, even those who may be more challenging for one reason or another. We do so without. being rude, aloof, nor irritated. This is NOT the appropriate behavior for a helping professional, particular in response to a sick, or more generally, a vulnerable animal

I drive an HOUR from Queen to see Dr Clough and Dr Lyn. They are THE BEST VETS in the entire…read moretristate area! So compassionate, knowledgeable, and really a trusted resource that would NEVER push unnecessary treatments on a pet for profit (many do, or at least just think 'x is wrong, do y'). They truly care about both you and your cats. Go above and beyond....

We having been using Feline Veterinary Medical Center for several years. Both doctors and all staff…read moremembers are wonderful. On our last visit, Buggles (14 y M) was very good, Gigi (10YF) not so much but tech Sarah and Dr. Clough were patient and gentle. We are so happy to have found this prqctice.

This practice is wonderful. We have six animals that hated going to the vet. But here they have no…read morefear and are well behaved. It starts with an amazing front desk staff and continues to the techs and the doctors. Everything is explained as they go through the exam all the while showing love and caring to the pets. My animals can feel the kindness and compassion from everyone so I am comfortable knowing that they will be less anxious. SHAH - what an amazing find!

They are kind and attentive. It was a pleasant experience and I'm glad I took my pet for care.read more

Doctor Sabo is an absolutely amazing veterinarian and by far my favorite! She clearly loves…read moreanimals and is very knowledgable, thorough and dedicated. She connects with her patients but also has an excellent bedside manner with her patient's humans Highly recommended. ~Toby the Husky.

The people who work here really seem to care. When our cat got sick I felt she was in good hands…read more Dr. Fitzgerald was very knowledgable and took the time to answer all my questions, even follow up questions after the visit. Unfortunately our cat passed from cancer, but the entire staff sent us a signed sympathy card afterwards which I thought was really thoughtful.

I took my foster dog here last Friday. Nice staff. Clean examination rooms. The doctor was very…read morenice. He took his time examining Cagney and explained everything to us. The front desk staff was pleasant and efficient. It's located in a busy area but there's plenty of metered parking. I had no problem getting a spot a 1/2 block away. You must realize that the current veterinarian is NOT connected to the previous veterinarian that was at this location. Highly recommended.

We love having dr. Diaz as our vet! His staff is so friendly and accommodating. You can tell they…read moreall really love animals. We know our 2 Cats are well cared for here. Heidi & Christina O

The best fat in New York State. Very caring and. understanding. She listens to everything you…read morehave to say and has so much compassion . She literally deserves an award for being such an animal lover. Can't say enough good about her .

NOTHING short of the best Vet I have ever met! Dr. Hershman is absolutely amazing. I brought my 7…read moreyr old Chihuahua here for a second opinion regarding a much needed overdue dental procedure. I was drawn to Dr Hershamn because I appreciate a Holisitic approach to all things medical. To start I was so impressed by Alison who runs the office. From my first email I knew this would be a great experience. Alison answered all questions and was super accommodating regarding scheduling. I was blown away by the amount of time and care Dr. Hershman took to explain the pre and post procedure care. I was so nervous about the procedure. Little Red had a major cleaning and had several teeth removed. She did great! Dr. Hershman stayed in contact with us and continued to check on her during the days after, including days she was off. She was super responsive to all our questions. The techs in the office are also very friendly and I felt safe leaving Red with them. I can't imagine ever using a different vet.

On April 14, had to lay my dog, Terri Berri to rest after almost 15 years. Dr. Cassidy & her staff…read morewere amazing & I would highly recommend them for all your pet's needs. My only regret was not finding them sooner. Terri had developed a hacking cough that I thought was just something caught in his throat. On March 21st, he fell down the steps and tried to go here but they were booked so after taking him to the ER I decided to book a follow up appointment here instead of with his old vet. I've been wanting to move vets after numerous incidents. We went in for our first visit with Dr. Cassidy. Melissa at the front desk greeted us. The place is immaculate & bright - so nice & inviting. They have different rooms for everyone. Met Dr. Cassidy who was like a ray of sunshine. She examined Terri throughly & explained everything to us step by step. The hacking cough was a tracheal collapse which is common in Yorkies. She gave us medication. Unfortunately old age and this condition begun to worsen. We had to lay him to rest 2 weeks later. He wasn't eating & stop taking the medication which made it hard for him to sleep. Dr. Cassidy gave us additional options but we could tell he was ready to go. The care the staff showed us was exceptional! Thank you so much, Dr. Cassidy, Melissa & staff.

Dakota Veterinary Center's Instagram bio states they are "treating pets the way we would like to be…read moretreated," but my experience was the opposite. I brought my healthy six-month-old kitten here for a routine visit after being encouraged by a personal friend of mine who was the clinic manager at the time. During the visit, a cystocentesis was performed by this manager, who is not a licensed veterinarian or veterinary technician, under the supervision of licensed staff. Immediately afterward, my kitten's condition changed--vomiting, lethargy, loss of appetite, and visible distress. Over the following days, I repeatedly expressed concern and was reassured that this was "normal" and blamed on a recent food change, with no urgency or recommendation to bring him back for evaluation. Four days later, I rushed him to an emergency hospital, where he was diagnosed with uroabdomen and suspected bladder rupture and ultimately euthanized due to organ failure. Veterinary science recognizes bladder rupture as a known, life-threatening risk of improperly performed cystocentesis, and this rapid decline does not align with a simple dietary issue. After his death, I contacted the practice multiple times seeking accountability, resolution, and reimbursement, and was ignored. I am sharing this to warn other pet owners that Dakota Veterinary Center's lack of urgency, accountability, and follow-up after an invasive procedure was irresponsible and unethical, and no animal deserves to be treated this way. Their actions raise serious concerns about patient safety and professional standards; I doubt any of their staff would like to be treated the way they treated my late kitten. I've attached Before/After photos of his health and demeanor before and after the procedure at Dakota Veterinary Center. These pictures document the rapid deterioration of his health, with dates and times included.

Dr. Howell is the kindest, most down-to-earth vet I've ever encountered. We brought our pets to him…read morefor the last ten years, and he compassionately walked us through some very rough times with our dogs. I've always appreciated his realistic (but patient and caring) style. Yes, there was often a wait/delay with appointment times, but it was because he took time and care with each and every person and pet. Dr. Howell is the best veterinarian-- hands down. Wish there were more like him out there.

Be very careful with this place. My friend took her dog there a few months ago because another vet…read moresent her there because the dog had thrown up a rubber glove she had swallowed and was lethargic and not eating or drinking.so my friend took their dog to Yonker Animal Hospital as recommended and It was determined she had pancreatitis and diabetes. She had to stay there for two days for IV fluids, tubes in her nose and tests which totaled $8K. The Vets had are in serious condition and said her only chance was her staying there for days for treatment. When the owners of the dog informed the vet there that they couldn't afford to leave her there any longer, they recommended putting her down.They even told them that the dog was close to 10 years old when the owner knew for a fact she was only 6 years old. My friend had documents from when she was a puppy in 2020. The vets also wanted us to take here to a specialist claiming she might have cancer in her nose because she was breathing heavily. This was all too much, so my friends went there that evening ready ,but devastated, to put her to sleep. When they arrived, the owners noticed that their dog seemed a bit tired, but not on death's door as the vet had indicated. They decided to take her home against the vet's recommendations. They recommended leaving her there for more testing or putting her down. The owner nevertheless decided to take her home and see how she does for a couple of days. However, their dog needed Insulin which is very difficult to obtain quickly. The vet there gave her enough insulin for a couple of days when they checked her out, but the quickest we could get the additional veils needed was about a week. what they gave us would not last until then. They refused to sell us more. We were all terrified the dog would go into diabetic shock as a result. I had to get on the-phone and call every vet I knew to see if they had some of the needed insulin in stock and none did. The dog's owners placed an order with Chewy.com, immediately but it was a weekend so it would be several days before it would arrive and we only had enough insulin for another two days. When I called Yonkers Animal Hospital and told them we were not having success obtaining the insulin quickly from anywhere else, they continued to refuse to sell us enough to hold the dog over. To repeat, this is after spending over $8,000 in two days there! Desperate, they rationed the insulin giving her half the dose. I once again called Yonkers Animal Hospital and spoke to several nurses and couple of vets as shifts changed and, AGAIN, even though they had the needed Insulin in stock, they REFUSED to sell to us to keep the dog alive insisting that they couldn't. It may not be the case, but It sure as hell felt like they were punishing the owners for not leaving the dog there for them to milk us for thousands of dollars more. Finally, as the last of the insulin was about to run out, I got another vet at Yonkers Animal Hospital on the phone, I wish I remembered her name, and after begging her, she agreed to sell us enough for a few more days until the"Chewy" order arrived. To make a long story short, the dog, who was MINUTES away from being put down at the recommendation of this Animal Hospital is thriving. She gets regular insulin injections and is eating, drinking and even PLAYING normally.She looks GREAT! a couple of days after this ordeal, The owner took her to a vet I recommended who ran tests and saw NOTHING life threatening. Just needed the insulin and some antibiotics fora nasal infection. This may not be the norm for this hospital, but I thought it important to tell this story so that pet owners that read this are cautious when taking their pets there. It was an incredibly stressful and almost DEADLY & DEVASTATING experience.

Our Honeybee has been going to Buddy's for about 3 months now and it has truly become her favorite…read moreplace in the world! The staff are super friendly and know her well by now, the minute she's out of the car she's ready to unleash her mongrel mode of fun and energy. She has to be coaxed out with treats, she never wants to leave her friends at Buddy's. She always comes home tired and happy.

my dog elly is special needs and requires a bit of extra love and attention. the girls at buddys…read moretook her on as one of their own and Elly loves them like family. daycare has been a life saver for my wife and me with our work hours combined with ellys high-energy breed. she comes home tired and happy. it's also affordable and you can tell they really care about the dogs. highly recommend!!!

Dr Donato is an excellent veterinarian she is beyond thorough, cares about her patients very…read moreknowledgeable a pleasure to deal with. Highly recommend her.