We took one of our cats to see Dr. Halpern after AMC Hospital in the city diagnosed her with…read morecancer. Our cat Annie has lymphoma cancer and we wanted a second opinion on how to deal with the situation. After receiving the bad news, it's beyond sadness, but we want to provide as much care and love as possible for the sick cat. Dr. Halpern is a gentle professional animal doctor who understands my feelings and how sad I am now. Annie's and my quality of life also count in this. He wanted to know how much we would invest to keep Annie alive. On my first visit, I focused on Annie and paid little attention to the conversation. Hubby did most of the talking with the doctor. Tyler, Dr. Halper's assistant at the time, was a big help. He took care of Annie from the moment he took her into the room, removed her from the carrier, held her for Dr. Halper to examine, and then put her back safely into her carrier. Both Doctor and assistant gave Annie a nice pet. We had another assistant, Kiara(?) the second time we brought Annie here, and she, too, handled Annie with so much compassion. This place offers a lot of love and affordable bills. The big hospital, AMC in the city offers a lot of fees with less compassion. It was a pleasure meeting Dr. Halpern, his assistant, and the entire staff at Quality Veterinary. My life was turned upside down when I heard the bad news about Annie, but I have slowly recovered since then. His suggestion to give Annie daily IV fluid on top of daily medication is one of the best ideas! AMC only offers the med. Although Annie doesn't have much time left, she is now back doing her routine as she was living before the hospital visit. We're providing her with so much love and joy and we can't thank Dr. Halpern and this place enough. I highly recommend Dr. Halpern and the place to examine your furry babies! Thank you!

Should be renamed as "poor" quality vet. Ever since Dr Melrose sold this practice the new staff…read moreand Doctors are NOT compassionate, respectful or considerate. I've been a client for 30 yrs there and when my cat was not eating for 2 days they couldn't give me an appointment and offered me to be put on a waitlist for two days later which could eventually kill my cat. I immediately changed my veterinarian to a different location who treated my cat with care. Avoid this place unless you want aggravation.

Jo- Mar boarding is exceptional. This was the first time I boarded my almost 15 year old Chihuahua…read moreMacie Karrington. I was very nervous to board her ,but the staff made me feel comfortable and answered the multitude of questions I had. I only boarded her overnight due to having a Wedding on the East end of the island. I dropped her off in the morning then went to the wedding. The next day after the wedding I picked her up and when the staff brought her out to me she trotted out and had a big smile on her face. I was so happy she did so well. I will use Jo-Mar boarding again when I need because I know my Macie will be safe and loved. Thank you

This place is HORRIBLE!!!!!! If you want your dog to almost…read moreDIE---this is the place to go. We dropped off our Frenchie to get grommed. We told them that he needs to be taken care of right away. They assured us that they know that Frenchies have difficulty breathing and would call us as soon as they were done. A call never came. We went to pick him up and they said that he was just about done. Our dog came out GASPING FOR AIR and STRUGGLING TO BREATHE. We questioned his condition and they said that "he was fine a minute ago". Our dog layed on the floor and proceed to throw up and continued struggling to breath. They had the name and address of an animal hospital near by, ready to give us. They were prepared for this. We rushed him to the hospitall where he continued to throw up. We arrived at the hospital and they told us that his lips were purple and he would have died if he arrived a few minutes later. They had to extubate him and gave him a series of medications as well as as a cooling jacket and ice baths to bring his temperature down. It was 103.8. We came to learn that the owner has now retired and moved to Florida and left her unqualified staff in charge. They put my dog in a cage and put a HOT fan directly blowing on him. He could not BREATHE and had an anxiety attach. We have no idea how long he was in this cage or how long the fan was blowing, as no on would give us answers. ANIMAL ABUSE!!!! This place needs to closed DOWN!!!!!!!!!

Wet Paws Grooming is fantastic. I take my Collie Trevor there for all his grooming . He always…read morecomes out beautifully groomed and happy. I would recommend them to anyone who wants to have their dog in good hands, and beautifully groomed. Megan is just wonderful, and so good with all of the dogs. I am very happy to have found Wet Paws Grooming.

Pretty sad I called and was able to speak with someone at 307pm I get here at 320pm and the door…read morewas locked I knocked my calls went straight to voicemail sucks cause I love this place

had a very disappointing experience with this veterinary office. My dog was seen and I was charged…read moreclose to $700 for the visit and related care regarding a UTI. After discussing treatment options, I initially hesitated to start antibiotics but later agreed when the problem persisted. At that point, I was told I would either need to bring my dog back again or be charged $125 for the medication. I also found the same prescription available through Chewy for $28, but the doctor refused to approve the prescription for an outside pharmacy. After already paying a significant amount for the visit, this felt unreasonable and financially driven. I also felt pressured to agree to additional testing, including X-rays, without clear explanation of necessity. As a pet owner, you trust your veterinarian to guide you honestly--not to feel restricted or upsold when you're already dealing with a stressful situation. Unfortunately, this was not the first time I've felt this way at this practice. I strongly encourage better transparency around pricing, prescription policies, and treatment recommendations so clients can make informed decisions without feeling pressured.

This is the best animal hospital, I've been with this animal hospital for years and I will always…read morecome here. When my dog Posty the pug passed on, the whole team was so attentive with taking her in and doing what had to be done. They even sent a bouquet of flowers to my house, I am beyond grateful and thankful for this place. There is nothing negative to say. They even saved my Rottweilers life! Thank you to the amazing team here, definitely recommend coming here for an honest exam for your animals.

I saw at least three veterinarians there for months and paid for care. My pet declined after all…read morethat, instead of getting better. You left for the holiday weekend and provided a hospital in Suffolk County. You did not provide a diagnosis and an actual treatment plan. If you did, email it to me. Perhaps you should not "ramble" in inefficient care with several doctors there, and actually be competent to do your job. I did not pay at Blue Pearl because she was very thin. The CPR would have caused her pain and would not have meant she would live long, or at all, based on your inadequate treatment. And yes, the CPR is expensive. When you go to a veterinarian and see several of them in a "hospital," you expect a thorough diagnosis and treatment. The only responsibility I have is not following my intuition and taking her elsewhere. Yes, I do think veterinarians' often exorbitant bills leading owners to euthanize pets (when they can chip in for patients coming there for years) is immoral. I have more than enough funds for my present cat, but if you paid me millions of dollars, I would not bring her there. I read several reviews where bills were outrageous with no or the wrong diagnosis rendered. To Hernandez: Rather than ramble on talking down to people you think have less money than you do, focus on why after at least $2000 and three veterinarians later, I had nothing close to a definitive diagnosis or treatment. My cat had severe diarrhea with a voracious appetite. Clearly, her capillaries were not absorbing nutrients. from her small intestine. Did you find the etiology? You had blood and stool tests, and at least one ultrasound. Your solution was a duck and venison diet for three months, and go to emergency care [because you are incompetent]. She died before that. You should have been closed years ago after a thorough investigation, and look forward to the day you will be closed. What comes around goes around, and pets are children, so be wary.

I have been going to this place for a decade and have had many animals cared for here. Over the…read morecourse of the last 7 years I had a dog who developed diabetes and died a year and a half after diagnosis and my dog now has addisons disease. I have spent well over 50,000k there just for those two dogs alone. I brought my dog there for some bloodwork because I suspected he had diabetes and was right around the corner. It was a Sunday. The vet who was there at the time was in a rush to leave cause they closed at 3. Even though I brought him in hours before closing, he wasn't cooperating on giving blood because he was scared to death. Needless to say, she called me and told me to come pick up my dog because he was being a bad boy and since they were closing they would have to try again tomorrow. I should have went somewhere else at that point just for her attitude alone but I didnt. By the next morning he went into keto acidosis and I rushed him there without even calling and another vet took his lethargic body into to the back room. I was then informed of their estimate which was $4000 and in order for them to even examine him I would have to give them $1000 deposit to do any kind of work on him. I was so upset and angry because I literally could not take him somewhere else because he would have died. I gave them the grand and waited to hear the worst. Of course he had diabetes but the vet who's name I wont mention did save him from dying and took over his care. She was very good with him and she did the best she could until he died of acute pancreatitis a year and a half later, even though he was well regulated on his insulin and diet. In that time I was billed $31000 total. Which i paid in full. Then I got another dog and started to bring her there. And all was good with her the first 2 years until she developed addisons disease. Over the course of the last two years I have been billed ridiculous amounts of money for all kinds of tests, and even the follow up visits after the tests. These last few months I can't get any straight answers as to what is happening with her and they keep jamming me up with more tests. Oh and basically blaming me for her being over weight even though she is on steroids every single day and an additional shot of steroids once a month. She literally only eats a half a can of weight management food per day. 1/4 in the morning and 1/4 at night. Practically nothing!! In the past 2 months its cost me over 2000k. Im done. I went to another vet today 2 towns over and was charged a third of what bellerose charges for the same exact tests. Never again. The compassion you think you're seeing there, is to get you to spend all of your money. And God forbid you question it, they try to make you feel guilty for not caring enough for your pet because you can't afford their ridiculous fees. The vaccinations are ridiculously priced as well. I stayed out of convenience because of the close proximity to my house. No more. Id rather drive 100 miles than to be as over charged as ive been there.

Not familiar with this group directly, but through a family member. We picked up a Morky that had…read moresurgery to repair a strained Achilles heel. The doctor was very friendly and accommodating when it came to the many calls that were made to check on the dogs progress. The doctor and assistants have been constantly checking on the dogs healing process which I found very professional. They have high marks from me.

Been bringing all of out cats here since 1995. They are compassionate and knowledgeable. Most…read moreimportantly they develop a relationship and rapport with you. I have followed the vets even after some changed practices as I trust them that much. Particularly Dr Ordas (no longer there) and Dr Allard had been great.