This doctor should retire honestly, I bought ny 2 1/2 HEALTHY German shepherd dog in for a routine…read morespay in March 2025 this was after a well visit in January 2025, after dropping her and waiting for a call for pick up I received a call from Dr Nebrzydoski stating " your dog is dead" I asked if this was a joke and he repeated no " your dog is dead" Upon picking up my dog the front desk was rude which was an ongoing theme there and the doctor could not explain what happened or answer any of my questions or even try to speculate a possible complication that led to my dogs death, the only clear thing he stated was " all my techs are licensed" leading me to believe that a huge mistake was made and that's why I encountered lack of compassion and apology. For a vet who has been treating animals for decades you would think he would have an answer or a shred of empathy. Per the perfect OR report there should have been zero complications on a routine spay. There were also 2 doctors in the room at the time , the other doctor did not have the decency to show face and express any sympathy. They did not offer assistance to help me get my beloved Gracie to my vehicle and I had to carry my deceased dog to my vehicle in the dead of winter in the Catskills and have an excavator dig a grave for her. Please think twice before bringing your pet here, I wish I had.

I would give zero stars if I could. My puppy was taken in yesterday to be spayed, a standard…read moreprocedure. She was a little over 4 months old and as part of our adoption agreement with the Sullivan SPCA we were required to have her spayed and they used this vet. The procedure was part of the adoption fee that we paid. We dropped her off in the morning and received a call later in the day that our puppy, Izzy, died. The chances of death during a routine spaying are like .1%, but our girl is gone. She was the greatest dog and we love her so much. When my husband called the vet to find out what happened we were told the procedure went fine, but she later had strokes or a blood clot and they did everything they could. He wanted to drive the hour to see our Izzy and make sure it was her, and take her body back to bury her in her yard, and they told us we couldn't see her or have her because she is still the property of the SPCA. We paid our adoption fee and we raised her, did everything we needed to under our adoption agreement. She's ours! We also had an issue when we first brought Izzy home in April. She had horrible diarrhea from the day she came home and was underweight. So we contacted the SPCA about a week after when it didn't go away and they had us bring her back for treatment from this vet. They said she had giardia and gave us about 4 days of liquid medicine. She wasn't getting any better after taking the meds so we ended up taking her to our own vet. We found out she actually had coccidia and we got the right meds to treat and cure her. I don't know if it's because our dog was an adoption through the SPCA and they aren't getting paid enough by the SPCA, but they didn't care about our baby. They were heartless when speaking about her death and they seemed to not want to treat her illness when she was a little baby. Don't go to this awful place!

Dr. Plato is amazing! She has taken care of 3 of my dogs over the last15 years. She is honest about…read moretreatments and answers all your questions! Office is super friendly. First vet office where dogs don't cower to go in. They enter with tails wagging!

I've used Dr. Platko for 11 years or more. She's the only vet that I've used that will talk to you…read morelike a person and pets while examining them. She's always upfront with any testing that is needed, ultrasound or X-rays for best and fastest results. Her staff also has always been helpful and polite to me no matter if it was on the phone or in office. They showed me the most support when I made the decision to put my Luna down. Many of the staff members came into the exam room with me to say good by to her. Never received that type of support from anyother facility