Always friendly and professional. I take my dog and cat there and they fix them…read moreUp and off the go!

My dog got loose yesterday (my mistake leaving a door open). Within 2 minutes he was gone....out…read moreof sight. Just over 8 minutes later my vet's office called and asked if I was missing him. I live a 3 minute walk from their office and he was running through their parking lot. 5 of the staff employees kept him in sight and got him to a fence where he saw me and they could catch him. This is the kind of service they give their customers and patients. They know our names, our animals names, and truly care about our pets.

Dr. Michelle Singer is amazing. Compassionate, empathetic and such a wealth of knowledge. The…read moreentire staff is courteous and welcoming. I highly recommend Glenville Vets.

Excellent clinic. Our dogs have received a high level of care in both routine and emergency…read moresituations. All the veterinarians are highly skilled and both they and the staff are very caring and accommodating. I highly recommend.

Dr Lori is amazing. my senior kitty is facing a major health crisis and she is so positive. She…read moreguides you as if this were her own pet. So kind and understanding. I am praying for a positive outcome and I know in my heart that the vets at Milton veterinary hospital truly care for ALL their patients.

This place has been AMAZING! Our rescue pitty had heart worms and was under some very painful…read moretreatments. They were so amazing with her she was never treated differently because she's a pitty and loves on them everytime we have been back. Unfortunately we are leaving their care as we are moving down south but I could not leave without telling everyone in the area to come here!

I honestly can't believe how heartless River Road Animal Hospital turned out to be. I've been…read morebringing my dog here as a patient, but after today, I will never return. I arrived 30 minutes before they even opened because my dog was experiencing severe anal bleeding -- an emergency by any reasonable standard. There were no other cars or clients waiting, and yet I was told they wouldn't see her without an appointment and the soonest available time was over two hours later. It's absolutely heartbreaking and frustrating to know that a veterinary office, where compassion and urgency should come first, refused to even evaluate a bleeding dog simply because of scheduling convenience. There was no effort to triage, no concern, no basic decency to at least check if she was in critical condition. If this is how they treat established patients in distress, I can only imagine what kind of care (or lack thereof) others might receive. Do better, River Road Animal Hospital -- pets deserve compassion, not cold policy.

They're great with the animals but absolutely terrible with the owners...rude and obnoxious (front…read morestaff and techs) vets are outstanding...the office manager loves to be a dictator and toss in ridiculous and uncalled for policies...if you are going to add policies, post them on your website. If you dont follow their added policies-be prepared to get kicked out of the practice. I gave them nearly 13 years of my life and tons upon tons of money. Once they kick you out...dont expect to get added medications until you find a new vet...they will allow your animals to suffer!

Great Animal hospital from my experience…read more I only went there for a check up for my cat but it seemed like a nice facility. Plenty of parking, nice reception area, large exam room. The vet took her time with me and I did not feel rushed at all. I was surprised that I had to ask her to take the cat's temperature but other than that I was very happy with the experience.

For context, I have been with this practice for 15 years and last Friday, they acted like they had…read moreno idea who I was, which was really odd as I am there monthly to get my other cat a over $100 arthritis shot. Not only was my older cat misdiagnosed (after bloodwork and xrays and idk what, I got a nearly $900 bill) and I was told that my cat seemed to have a mass and that if it was a mass it was probably cancer. I was advised to have an ultrasound and had to wait a week to find out if the cat would die. At the appointed time I presented, and there was a weird vibe in there as there was some sort of emergency. They should have just cancelled appts. I was told I would have to wait aobut 30 minutes. No big deal. I understood there was an animal back there who needed their help. So I wait in the cat section which is kind of a joke as the cat and dog area are separated by a half wall. There were two dogs that were completely out of control, barking and growling with owners not making the least effort to calm them or take them outside so my cat didn't have to be even more stressed. I couldn't put my little guy, who I thought was dying, through 30 minutes of that he was cowering and shaking and was already stressed. So I waited outside where they had benches for that purpose and it was a gorgeous day. The first dog was taken into a room so I went back inside. Next dog comes in and he is even worse and owner could not have been less engaged and on her phone. No attempt to comfort or help her stressed animal. Now if your kid was having a tantrum, you'd take them away from people and help the calm down. So as I exited, I said to her in a low, calm voice "you really should be the one going outside. Not me." I reach the 2nd door of the vestibule and this woman runs out and starts SCREAMING at me. She was on my heels. I turned around and she was inches from my face pointing her findger in my face. Told her to get that finger out of my face and back off. She then bent over to put her face near the carrier and scream "I hope you die." That pushed me over the edge and I did call her a pejorative term. She began screeming "hit me! hit me!" Despite wanting to, I did not because I am an adult. Then two receptionists came out and yelled at me! Saying I should have just kept walking out. So I walked out and waited on the bench. She spoke with the woman inside for a few minutes and then she left with her dog. I was taken to a room with my cat. I was shaking and discussed what had happened with that woman with the tech who was very kind. She said the ultrasound would take 90 minutes and they were dealing with an emergency, so he probably would not be done until 3. I hated leaving him there but went to run some errands (only noon and I live 25 minutes away.) Not 5 minutes later I was called and told that I had not signed the consent form. I replied I had not been asked to and gave verbal consent over the phone. I will acknowledge that I was edgy when she told me I was consenting to hospitalization which has a fee. I replied that he was waiting as they were behind and that it felt like I was being robbed blind having spent $900 there the week before. An hour later I received a call from the reception supervisor that I was being released from the practice due to the altercation with another customer. I was astounded. I attempted to explain that I was accosted. I was told it was not my place to say anything. Then she said i was also rude to the person who called me and I never gave consent. I asked if I could speak to one of the doctors who owned the clinica and she said no. Then she told me they would not treat my cat as a result and that I should come get him. I was flabbergasted. I returned to get my cat and spoke to the supervisor who I had never seen before and would not let me speak to anyone else. I was not yelling. I was actually crying and begging her to let my cat have the ultrasound and not take it out on a animal. Nope. I was handed a list of 4 practice that did the ultrasound and was sent with my cat on my way. They have signs all over the place saying if you use abusive language, inappropriately touch staff or make sexual comments you would be removed from the practice. I didn't do any of those things. I saw one of the doctors in the lot and tried to talk to him. JHe had taken care of my cat for year. He would not even look at me and said he would have to find out what was going on later when he was out of surgery, I found Capital District Veternarian Referal Hosptial in Latham. They were great. The vet said there was no mass and she believed that it was a layer of fat pressing on a large ligament. She also diagnosed him with stage 2 kidney disease, which the inexperienced vet said was early kidney disease. Somehow he just developed it over night as he was there and got blood work twice in the the previous month. So he was misdiagnosed and I and my family spent a week mouring that our cat was dying.

I wouldn't return here ever! My dogs stitches needed to be out in 7-10 days. After 24 days of…read morewaiting and unnecessary visits. I took him back to the emergency hospital. That did the surgery to have them removed. Seeing the stitches were in to long. It caused an ulcer in my dogs eye. This place is all about money! Not about proper care for your pet. They even advised me to go back to the hospital. To have the stitches removed. This practice was a waste of time and money. Trying to save my dogs eye from further damage. Not a happy dog parent here.

Dr. Harris at Cornerstone Veterinary recently treated my dog Lilly with the utmost compassion and…read moreexpertise. When Dr. Harris quickly diagnosed Lilly as being critical as shown by bloodwork, she referred her to Latham Upstate Veterinary services for emergency admittance and overnight care. Dr. Harris sent her labs and Xrays there before we arrived. Lilly did not survive but I have some comfort in knowing that everything possible was done for her. I credit Dr Harris for recognizing how ill Lilly was when another vet had not. I even received a condolence call from Dr. Harris after Lilly passed. I would chose Dr. Harris at Cornerstone Veterinary Services as a preferred veterinarian for any pet and highly recommend them

I've been going to Dr Long for yrs with my cat then my pup and they have been nothing but wonderful…read moreto us.If I have a emergency they get me right in when I call you can't ask for better vets and staff.

I recently lost my beloved Lola and thinking of another dog in my life. I went to the Saratoga…read moreAnimal Shelter and worked with Mathew. He was great- got a feel for what I want in a pet and kept in mind that any new dog coming into my life MUST get along with cats. I chose a sweet dog, Pearl. The- shelter tested her with cats after I left and we all made the decision Pearl would not be a good fit- she was very tense around the cat they introduced her to. I'm hoping to eventually adopt a dog from the shelter and trust that we will all come to an agreement that the pet is a good fit. Thank you for your time Mathew!

l had a really good experience here and would recommend it. I felt that the employees there all…read moreloved animals. We came in looking for a kitten and left with an adult cat. The employees were SUPER patient and kind, which i appreciated because I was indecisive and nervous (but excited) about adding another cat to our household. The setup to meet cats is unusual-- you go into the room behind the cat cages and can open them one at a time to meet the animals. I thought it was a really good setup. We were asked to wash our hands in between times to avoid spreading germs. They also have reading rooms where you can sit and read to extra shy cats to help socializing them. I didn't look at dogs, but it seemed like they were working hard to take good care of them and socialize them as well. I think if we ever decide to get another animal I'd try here.