My 14 y/o dog went there for senior dog check-up. We wanted to get a prescription renewed which…read morerequired the dog be seen. Dr. Jones was seeing her; a new vet to us. We were told dog needed rabies vax. We didn't think so but they said they checked their records and it was needed so they gave her the vax. The vet listened to dog's heart, spoke about ways to deal with elderly dog issues and then left. We got a written prescription at the front desk and discovered the vet only gave dog 2 refills. I asked why and was told it's vet's discretion as to number of refills. (Previous vet gave 6 months of refill.) As this office charges $10 per written script (they will not speak w outside pharmacies by phone) I could see reasoning is most definitely monetary - less refills, more scripts at $10 a pop! When we got home I checked my dog's records and found that she did not need rabies vax yet - a certificate given to us by same vet office showed dog's vax was good til 2027! When I raised this issue to them, they brushed it off as maybe a new computer glitch. No apology, no concern about our dog and no refund offered. This entire outing cost $158.00! Imagine! My recommendation is steer clear! ***update*** - to be fair, a "site leader" from vet center did reach out 2 days later to offer a refund for vax. He also indicated that we should call about refills and perhaps they would be granted and we wouldn't have to bring our dog in to see vet. In my world, this is is damage control - the experience has been upsetting and distasteful!

I've had good care for the last couple of years until recently, they gave my Chihuahua the wrong…read moremedication and then just told me to use it anyway because they didn't want to give a refund. They did finally agree to give me a refund, but they also missed vaccinations for my other Chihuahua that I had been bringing in regularly for Care. When I asked Dr. Gillette why or how they missed those vaccinations she said she didn't know. Their prices have gone sky high as with every corporate entity. You know this country is capitalistic everything's about making as much money on whatever you can use to make money. I think it's time for me to look around for someone that will give better care and not charge me a mortgage payment to see my dog.

I've been taking my kitties to Drs. Lucy & Mike Powers for many years. They're very caring,…read morecompassionate people. Recently I had to take my elder kitty in, & had Dr. Gillette take care of him. She was a wonderful, caring person also. Seems they all make a great team there at the clinic. Thank you everyone!

Love Dr. Powers, he is kind, thoughtful, mindful of pricing…read more Jordan worked with me and he is awesome as well. Front staff are the very sweet and kind as well always accomodating. Helen

The best vet in this area. His colleague Dr O is also A#1. They saved my dogs life after taking him…read moreto a different vet for over a week. I will forever be grateful to their caring for my boy.

Good vets!! prices are reasonable and people are friendly - staff is friendly and by the way they…read moresaved my cata life

Dr. Z is amazing with my furry family members. He's very knowledgeable and doesn't try to charge…read moreyou for tests or procedures that aren't needed. His prices are more affordable than other veterinary clinics locally. I highly recommend his services.

Great responsiveness and great medical care! We snd our cats have been given great, kind and…read moreprofessional care from Dr Zeh

My 8 year old Rottie Samson tore his CCL ligament in January of 2016. I took him to Cornell to get…read morediagnosed. They said he would need surgery to correct the injury. At that time I was going through rehabbing a partially ruptured achilles tendon and could not look after Samson after surgery and Cornell did not do medical boarding. My therapist told me about Dr. David Leahy at Community Veterinary Center and how he did an advanced procedure called TTA (Tibial Tuberosity Advancement) and that they also did medical boarding. Samson had the surgery in February of 2016 and stayed right at the Vet Center for a total of 7 weeks while he and I both healed. I was able to come and visit him from the Binghamton area once a week. The entire staff was absolutely wonderful with him during his stay with them. They were texting me photo's of him regularly as he was recovering. My sincere thanks goes out to the entire Community Vet Center staff especially Dr. Leahy, Robyn, Cathi, Kristi, Sarah and especially Amanda who has been known to hand feed Samson when he wasn't feeling well. He was just recently back at Community Vet for a stay of 1 month while I had a hip replacement surgery done and once again they did a wonderful job. I don't want to forget their great grooming staff either I take him there for nails and baths also. Over all I would highly recommend Community Veterinary Center and its staff for any medical needs for your pet. Prices for their services are very reasonable too! Mike S. and Samson!

This summer it will be three years since our Jade had her knee surgery. Dr. David Leahy did such a…read morewonderful job Jade runs around our yard like the wind. Thank you Dr. Leahy, we were blessed to have you take care of Jade. Phyllis Federico

The entire staff is always professional, compassionate and they treat my Shitz Tzu like their own…read more The new facility is beautiful however the staff is the reason I will always take my fur baby to them

The very best ever to take your pets. The love and compassion they have for furry children is above…read moreand beyond.

I live on Long Island and had use a vet down here who did a wonderful job with my German Shepard…read morewho does not - under any circumstances - want his nails trimmed. I also had them clean his ears. They sedated him and the bill was almost $1,000. They did a wonderful job, but I needed his nails trimmed again, but was having a hard time with the cost. On a recommendation from a close friend, I was referred to Dr. Sniderman who clips both her dog's nails with a mild oral sedation and a house call (house call!!) I arrived, put the muzzle on my big boy and went inside. The doctor (and staff!) was very welcoming and petted Max as though they were old friends. I said he may have to sedate him. He said, "No, I don't think so." I was worried, but he reassured me sedation would not be necessary. After looking over Max for a couple of minutes he called in an assistant and then this happened. Max was on the exam table and Dr. Sniderman picked him up from his torso, while the assistant clipped Max's rear nails then his front. Done! That was it! It took all of two minutes!! I would never have believed it possible!! Obviously Max felt very comfortable with him. Dr. Sniderman then spoke with me about training and recommended a new lead. He also prescribed, and filled, medicine for me to use next time just to take the edge off Max and put him at ease. The visit was an unqualified success and I would recommend anyone with a big strong dog (or even a small strong dog!) to visit this office. The cost was a fraction of what I paid previously and both Dr. Sniderman and his staff were a pleasure to visit!