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    Comfort Paws Veterinary Care

    4.7 (49 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Em C.

    A sad update- I had to say goodbye to one of my wonderful cats Cooper, but Dr Irons and her staff were amazing and supportive all the way through scheduling to coming to help us say goodbye. Dr Irons and Kim are amazing

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    Charged me $300 for no reason, nice she's a in home vet. Wasn't straught forward about my cats health she died the next day. No help at all

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    They did an amazing job helping us say farewell to our beautiful 21 year old puppy. They were wonderful and would recommend them if in need.

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    Ask the Community - Comfort Paws Veterinary Care

    Do you take care of rabbits?

    No, we do not. Dogs and Cats only. Sorry

    What is estimate cost of consultation in home visit?

    Hi, the visits and the consultation is $175

    Do you also do homeopathy and chinese herbs?

    No we do not

    Do you accept Banfield insurance?

    Unfortunately, no. Banfield plans are exclusive to Banfield.

    Does this vet do house calls?

    Yes we do

    Do you accept pet insurance like lemonade?

    Yes, we do.

    Do you specialize in small animal care such as hamsters?

    We do not.

    Do they offer at home euthanasia?

    Hi, yes, we offer the procedure in-home. We also offer crematory services, if needed.

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    Review Highlights - Comfort Paws Veterinary Care

    Irons is an extraordinary physician who is extremely knowledgeable and equally as compassionate and empathetic.

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    Dr. Loose is amazing but their practice is too busy. Due to high demand, it's hard to get a timely…read moreappointment. I'm still waiting to receive a copy of the SOAP notes from my visit one week ago, having emailed about it several times. She has cared for my cat for many years, but since it's so hard to get an appointment and also the documentation needed to get reimbursed by my insurance, I'm going to try other practices. Not Bond Vet, which is run by private equity.

    Dr. Loose, the best vet in NYC, now has the best facility to match. I've never been to a vet's…read moreoffice and thought how beautiful and comfortable it was, but this office is amazing and unparalleled. Dr. Loose's skills and expertise are exceptional. During our years with Dr. Loose, she's diagnosed and treated issues that we believe that other lesser vets would have missed. Dr. Loose combines talent and true love for animals. Her compassion is unmatched. As great as the office is, the staff is even better. Everyone is polite, caring, sensitive and friendly. It's really a pleasure to bring an animal to Dr. Loose. Dr. Loose is the perfect combination of respecting the client's wishes, but being firm with her guidance when she sees benefit for the animal. For example, we didn't want to take a certain vaccination, but Dr. Loose made the point about the risks in our area, and we went with her guidance. We were glad that she made things clear. Even more amazing is that Dr. Loose continues to price her services very fairly. The value is just terrific. We are on our third puppy under Dr. Loose's care, and we wouldn't take him anywhere else.

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    Brooklyn Heights

    We could not be happier with the care that our mini bernedoodle puppy has received at BHVH. We have…read moreseen Dr Chan for most of our primary care visits, Dr Thompson to get her spayed, and Dr Venezia for a sick visit. They have all been very knowledgeable, approachable, and professional. The techs are equally helpful and welcoming. Same with the supportive staff. My two previous dogs were cared for at Vinegar Hill Vet, and the difference in care is noticeable. The staff at BHVH actually cares about my puppy and seem genuinely happy to see her for each visit. They are quick to answer any e-mails. I highly recommend this practice!!

    In a neighborhood as charming as Brooklyn Heights, this vet exceeds expectations. Let me tell you…read morewhy. 1. The curb appeal of this vet is so cute. It adds to the charm of the neighborhood. They always decorate for holidays, and I especially love the giant skeleton they have at Halloween. Plus, we always have cute dogs hanging out at that corner. 2. I love that we have a privately owned, neighborhood vet in Brooklyn Heights. I was expecting the staff to be compassionate and helpful, and they were beyond nice. The inside is very cozy, but the patient rooms look modern and clean. 3. Brooklyn Heights is fancy, so I wasn't sure what to expect when it came to the bill. My dog Jeffrey had to renew all his annual vaccinations plus his three-year vaccinations. He had a full wellness check, including bloodwork and a fecal test. He had the works. It was expensive, but not unreasonable. Across all 5 vaccines and testing, it was maybe $100 more compared to prices at our last VCA vet in Boerum Hill. I was expecting more TBH. They also swabbed Jeffrey's ear to check for bacteria, and I did not see this on our bill. Thank you for that, Dr Chan! 4. I had read some reviews of people complaining about how the staff was difficult when asked for price breakdowns. I DID ask, and they were so kind. They really went out of their way to explain everything to me before I was charged or any procedures/testing had been done. If you had any questions or concerns with pricing, I would not hesitate to ask their staff, as they could not have been more accommodating. 5. Dr. Chan and her assistant (I'm looking for her name!) really went out of their way to adore Jeffrey. They were so sweet with him, and kept mentioning how cute and perfect he was (WHICH HE IS) and no parent gets tired of hearing how wonderful their child is.

    Verg

    Verg

    (691 reviews)

    Gowanus, Park Slope

    My 18 year old cat's health was quickly deteriorating from undiagnosed heart disease. My regular…read morevet did a sonogram and found fluid on her lungs, and suggested I take her to VERG for a echocardiogram. When I arrived at VERG they quickly triaged her, took her into the clinic immediately, and put her on oxygen. After a thorough exam, Dr. Karen Li sat down with me to go over the options. At that point my cat's breathing was very labored and she had an enlarged heart. Dr. Li didn't feel the echocardiogram was necessary because all Maggie's symptoms pointed in one direction. Dr. Li carefully explained her condition and the pros and cons of our limited options. The first option we discussed might have extended her life by a few weeks, but it would have required a lot of medication and potentially a painful procedure to drain fluid, and Maggie would not be comfortable. The other option was euthanasia to give her a comfortable and compassionate end. Dr. Li supported my decision to end her life to avoid any further suffering. Dr. Li was with me through the procedure and was amazingly kind and compassionate. I was able to hold Maggie the whole time so she could feel my love. Dr. Li gave me all the time I wanted with my cat both before and after; I never felt rushed to either make a decision or have the procedure. It was a very difficult day but Dr. Li and everyone else at VERG - from the admissions desk, to the triage nurse, to the grief counselor - were exceeding professional, kind and caring. I felt that both my cat and I got the best possible service in this scenario and felt very cared for. VERG didn't suggest any additional tests or procedures, although they could have. I appreciated that. It was a heartbreaking day but Dr. Li and the entire VERG staff made it as comfortable as possible. Based on my experience I recommend and would trust VERG in an emergency situation to do the right thing and take care of a beloved pet.

    TLDR: Be wary about using VERG for oncology, especially if your animal's cancer is advanced and or…read moreyou are now doing palliative / hospice care. I took my dog into the Gowanus location on May 30th, to see oncology sooner than our previously scheduled appointment on June 6th. He was diagnosed with Lymphoma in February, and we had already attempted CHOP and MOPP with him, with not a lot of success. Upon advice of his current oncologist's office, finances, and his quality of life - we moved to palliative care with L-Spar shots to keep down swelling in lymph nodes around his chest, throat, and jaw, along with continued use of the steroid prednisone. His current oncologist and vet are out of state, but we live nearby and I wanted to see if it would be better to switch to a local oncologist given his current state. He started showing additional concerning symptoms over the past week - coughing / hacking, dark stools, trouble defecating, a bit more lethargy than previously seen. I told all of this to the person we did intake with before speaking with Dr.Cohen - the oncologist at VERG (I do not remember her name but she was very very nice and attentive.) However - my conversation with Dr.Cohen was extremely disappointing and I realize in hindsight how little information and support we received during this visit. In addition to wanting his symptoms to be examined, I picked VERG because their website said they support palliative care. Dr.Cohen acted very dismissively throughout the entire visit. I am more than aware that no one can tell me how much time my dog has left. I brought him in because in addition to needing the relief of an L-Spar shot for some of his lymphoma symptoms he also was experiencing GI concerns that needed more investigation and treatment. When I asked about the possibly bloody stool, she said that the lymphoma would possibly affect that and could lead to rectal collapse, and that was something to look for, and that they would do a rectal exam because they forgot to do that prior to coming and speaking with me. I have no idea if they looked at why there was blood in his stool and if there was anything we should do, such as antibiotics or medications he should take in addition to the steroids. I ended up scheduling an appointment with a different vet on Monday evening that did a through exam and prescribed probitiocs, an antacid and a GI protecterant. That vet stated there was a chance my dog may need to be hospitalized, and yet at VERG no one said or did anything about his GI issues. During the appointment I also told them that I had one week left of my prednisone prescription, and there was no conversation about if I needed medications or getting more prescribed that day. (Thankfully, I already have a prescription coming from a delivery service.) The attitude I picked up on throughout this visit was that while there was stuff we could do it didn't seem worth it given how advanced his cancer is - which is not the attitude I am assuming they want staff to show with a client. That may not be how she personally felt, or the message she wanted to send but that is how I felt. It felt like I was being treated as an overdramatic pet parent, rather than a very loving and scared pet parent simply trying to manage her dog's cancer the best she can to give him as many good days left as possible. I would like to point out that all the other staff I interacted with that day were very professional and kind and should be praised for their handling of my dog and case I was charged 292 for a consult in which the doctor did not answer a single question I had. When I asked about whether we should do an L-Spar shot that day, she simply said they could if that is what I wanted to do. I have no veterinary medicine training. I have tried to understand everything related to my dog's condition and health, but it is a lot, and I often feel like I don't know what I am doing. Treating cancer is extremely expensive and I understand the costs that go into administering the rescue shot. However, I do not feel as though I actually received any support or information during the consult, such as coming up with an adequate supportive care plan or explanation / treatment for his additional symptoms I brought him in for. All I was told is that we could do the shot that day and bring him in a week later for another check. I finally left three hours later not knowing whether I was actually considered an oncology client at this hospital or not. I have requested records, a refund for the consult fee, and a followup from the medical director. I have received nothing besides a response stating that my email with my concerns would be forwarded to admin.

    Comfort Paws Veterinary Care - vet - Updated June 2026

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