Everyone was friendly and helpful. My pet was sick over the holidays. I was able to get a follow up…read moreappointment rather quickly which I was thankful for. They require a deposit as they schedule the appointment. I made sure to bring my pet's records. Their location is in a deadzone in terms of internet. This might make paying with Google/ Apple pay tough. I was in and out within an hour. They also have an online store for your pharmacy and food needs.

Our first visit knew exactly what was wrong with our beagle ... they are kind gentle and Abby…read moreloves them .. once she is out of waiting room .. .. nervous until she sees Dr or Tech and she can't get to them soon enough !! She does have some serious issues but she is in good hands !

Had to have our golden retriever Mandi put down. She was 13 and was giving signs it was time. Had…read morethe woman come out to our house. Can't remember her name but she was very compassionate. It was so hard to do but having it done in the comfort of our home where Mandi lived her whole life was so much more comforting to her and us. I would highly recommend this place and home euthanasia for your furry family members when it's time.

On March 13, 2020, I left work and headed home with a backpack stuffed with my laptop and plenty of…read moresupplies. An educated friend had already informed me that the quarantine could be months. My biggest worry was immediately for my cats. My oldest was to celebrate his 17th birthday in April and despite a positive checkup in January which showed lowered kidney values, in my heart, I knew his remaining time with me would be measured in months not years. "Some cats with do really well with kidney disease--I mean years!" that vet optimistically exclaimed. But it had already been over 2 years since he was diagnosed in the fall of 2017. I had made the decision on home euthanasia back then. Although a very outgoing cat, even in his senior years, Bailey was petrified of the carrier and the car. My vet offered that service but would they now? No. I was sick with worry; what if that time came while everything was shut down? Vets were an essential service but I was reading stories of people needing to drop pets off at veterinary doors and I was horrified. All pets give more love than they ever ask for, but Bailey was really special in that regard. This cat lived to be loved and give love. He'd come when called and never could he be satisfied enough to pass up a lap or a chance to cuddle. If I were in a reclined position, he'd lay on my chest and lick my nose. He always knew when I was having a bad day and would be there comforting me. There was no way, NO way, that I was not going to be there for him when he needed me most. I cannot thank Dr. Sarah Lowry enough for continuing to provide these in-home services when both I and Bailey needed them most. And I cannot thank Barbara B. enough for writing her review, which I am sure was difficult to write. Because Dr. Sarah continued providing in-home service and because Barbara B. wrote the review that led me to Dr. Sarah, I was able to set my mind at ease. Bailey and I were truly able to enjoy our last few months together while I worked from home. And when that time came, I made the call to Dr. Sarah and she was there the next morning to help us say goodbye, peacefully at home. Please note: the cost was not expensive either. Dr. Sarah's vision is to keep animals in the stress free environment of their own homes while helping them feel better. If you have an aged or sick pet that could benefit from home veterinary care, acupuncture, or end of life services, I highly recommend giving her a call.

I used this veterinarian in both locations, Dr.monte for over 15 years…read more They help me with my puppies and my seniors . What kind of care they gave me cannot be put into words 100 stars . If I ever hit lotto, I would buy Dr. money in his staff a house in Florida Why because I can't find a vet anywhere near his level of experience and compassion.

I took my dog here to be euthanized back in 2012. I later…read morelearned that when a dog is euthanized, they are put to sleep before they are given the injection to stop their heart. The vet that euthanized my dog DID NOT give her the injection to put her to sleep before giving her the injection to stop her heart. When she was injected with the medication that stopped her heart she was fully conscious and alert. When the injection was given to stop her heart she screamed loudly in pain and howled and looked me directly in the eyes before she collapsed. That scream has haunted me for 12 long years!!

My family and I have taken our pets here for over a decade. So happy that Dr. Sood is back. My dog…read morehas some high needs and he is very well versed in her medical history. Dr. Sood continuously goes above and beyond to consult with other doctors and do what he needs to do so she receives the best care. Recently she was having seizures after not having them for years and the entire staff there supported me over the phone in terms of providing her with care and fitting me in for an appointment. Dr. Sood was very thoughtful in his recommendations in terms of providing her with a small increase in medication and doing tests to ensure he body was functioning properly. We were able to avoid putting her on additional meds, which was better for her overall health. They are NOT and emergency clinic, and I think people misunderstand that. The vets can't be in the middle of surgery and drop everything for emergency pet needs. That's why there are emergency clinics. Every vet technician who had seen my dog Bella has also been wonderful. She actually enjoys going there to get pets and head scratches. They are always very kind to her and explain the procedures, tests, etc. The staff is also very prompt in terms of communicating with our pharmacy so that Bella always has her medications called in when needed.

Wonderful staff. They love my fuzzy boys (Vermie, 10. Spencer 4) Vermie had to stay overnight for a…read morefew nights in April. While he was staying at CVC some family things came up, and they willingly kept Vermie as a boarder for a few days until my dad could have time to pick him up. I like how they had what seemed to be free clothing for dogs/cats. So adorable! Rated 4 star because my boys vote the vet 0 stars

Very attentive staff answers all your questions. Dr Donner interest happy, and uses common sense…read moreand home remedies first, will help you out on the bill. He routinely wears jeans or sweatpants and a t shirt, which puts people at ease.

Since the new ownership, this place has improved dramatically! We all miss Dr. Donner but are…read morethankful for Dr. Mroziak and Dr. Spires!

I feel very conflicted about this place…read more On the one hand they seem to be staying out of trouble these days. They have one of the broadest assortments of pet supplies. We bought all sorts of beautiful rocks at a great price for my fish tank. I don't know where else to get dubia roaches for my tarantula since Petsmart rarely has them. Service is generally friendly and helpful. On the other hand, I feel bad for the dogs. I don't think I've ever seen anyone come with the intent of adopting one. Their cages don't look very cozy, and I worry about them a lot. It's also weird they keep the freezer of mice and rats next to adoptable mice and rats. Fortunately my rat loving son hasn't noticed, but something to keep in mind when browsing with sensitive children. Their live pets seem to exceed demand, especially the expensive designer beardies, though I've never observed any in poor health.

These people sold me a green tree python that they promised was captive bred, and was eating f/t…read moresmall mice. After getting her home into a perfect setup I saw all the scars and old injuries that indicate a wild caught animal. Now almost two years later, after trying literally everything, I'm still syringe feeding her. She will only eat live lizards, but unfortunately lizard feeders are all wild caught and riddled with parasites and disease. So I can't with good conscious keep her on a lizard diet. THESE PEOPLE OWE ME $850. There is a reason they are banned from all NARBC shows. DO NOT BUY FROM THESE PEOPLE. They sell wild caught animals with a bunch of problems and lie to your face. They are also professional arguers and gas-lighters. Telling you that you are the problem, your setup is the problem, and the animal they sold to you is perfect. I am a caretaker for one of the top Basin Emerald Tree Boa keepers and breeders. They keep and breed high-line ETB's that average 10-15 thousand dollars. They also have a few 25 plus thousand dollar boas that the public isn't even aware of. If I can be trusted by them, I AM NOT THE PROBLEM. You can literally see them doing it in the response to other people's reviews. I'm sure they will either argue with this review, or find a way to get it taken down. Beware the wife. She walks around in a very low-cut shirt with her bra and boobs exposed luring young men to buy from them. At the NARBC show two years ago, she was bending over in front of people so her shirt and bra would fall away literally exposing her nipples. Keep away, keep your children away, just do not visit these disgusting people. On behalf of all responsible reptile keepers, I apologize for this company's horrible practice. DO NOT SUPPORT PETS PLUS-REPTILES & EXOTIC. They also own KICKS BALLS.

Dr. Best and staff have always handled the preventative care and emergency treatment of my horses…read morein a calm, caring, and professional way. They are extremely thorough, use diagnostics as needed, and partner with you to ensure a happy and healthy horse. Thanks to Dr. Best and all her staff for taking excellent care of my horses for 23 years! Kelly Winslow, RN

I have used Royalton Equine and Dr. Jeanne Best for 20+ years. She and her associates have always…read morebeen knowledgeable, professional and responsive. Their diagnoses and treatments are right-on but they are also very honest with difficult cases, requesting second opinions if necessary. Their new clinic is a godsend: for example, a step-down unit for a horse coming out of the hospital at Cornell but still requiring treatments that would be difficult or impossible to do in your home barn. And finally, they are compassionate and supportive if your animal passes. Five stars all the way! E.A.D., MD

I hope they're better at taking care of animals than their employees are at driving…read more We got on the I-90 east bound thruway by Camp Rd in Hamburg. The driver of the van for Fort Hyde Kennels decided to just sit in the left lane, obstructing other traffic. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the left lane is for passing other vehicles, not for chilling out. Our vehicle, and multiple others, had to pass the vehicle from the right lane, as they would not move out of the left lane. The female driver seemed to be in a daze, as she was stairing straight ahead. No signs of checking mirrors or any type of awareness of what was going on around the vehicle. She showed no intention of moving into the right lane (or middle lane when it opened up to 3 lanes). Nothing against the business itself, but it might be a good idea to put employees who drive their van through some kind of defensive driving course.

my shepherd stayed at Fort Hyde this weekend. He had the best time, he got to go swimming. They…read moretook great care of him, he will be back again! Thank you again for taking such good care of my boy.

if I could give zero stars I would. scheduled a full groom for my 18 lbs dog was told it was going…read moreto be 3 hours. seems long but did it anyways. after 3 hours my wife goes in to pick him up and all he had was a bath by then not even dried. they said give them one more hour and he would be done. wife took him home and will do it herself. if I wanted to put my dog in a kennel for the day I would have taken him to one.

0 stars just trying to call in to the business there is nobody to answer the phone. been on the…read morephone for 45 minutes with an AI answering service multiple times to then be directed to an answering machine.