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    Hudson Valley Animal Wellness

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    1 year ago

    Dogs have VIP treatment. Won't want to leave. They all go swimming, hiking, playing with each other and making friends.

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    Visiting Vet Service - Susie, 15 years old

    Visiting Vet Service

    (1 review)

    Melissa Shapiro is in my opinion and experience the best vet a family could hope for. We've had…read morethe privilege of having her expertise, care and guidance for 20 years. Dr. Shapiro has cared for our dogs, cats and birds at every stage of life. She is passionate about animals, knowledgeable and a compassionate advisor to the humans - too. Care is delivered in home, or at Norwalk Vet Hospital, which ever is more convenient. We consider ourselves extremely lucky to have access to her and her expertise. Any pet and their human companion would be lucky to have her as their vet.

    From the owner: The Visiting Veterinary Service was established in 1991 by Dr. Melissa Shapiro. The house call…read moreservice has catered to a small clientele and pets of all ages who receive personal and individualized care in a relaxed home setting. Over the past few years, the emphasis has shifted to geriatric, disabled, and end of life care for pets. Assessment of older dogs and cats in their home gives a realistic view of how they are doing and what they need to maintain a good quality of life. Even minor changes in support, treatments, and physical accommodations may make a big difference in the long-term prognosis and quality of life. As animals near the end of their lives we provide families and their pets with comfort, palliative therapy, and when appropriate, euthanasia in their own homes. The in-home euthanasia service allows families to say good bye to their pets in the peaceful comfort of their own home. Full medical and surgical services are available through the use of a local base animal hospital.

    Country Ark Farm

    Country Ark Farm

    (1 review)

    My family has visited the Country Ark Farm a couple of times over the past 2 years when they opened…read morethe entire farm to the public for "Open Farm Days". These were fantastic opportunities to interact with all of their animals, have a picnic, and basically enjoy the day with my children. So, not surprisingly, my daughter volunteered to help at some of their events (the farm is used to help those with developmental disabilities) and ultimately decided to have her 14th Birthday Party there on 8/2/15. This was, in my daughter's words, the BEST BIRTHDAY EVER!!! First, they have over 100 animals there ranging from camels to baby porcupines to monkeys. I don't know if it's because of their summer camp or the constant attention but the animals were all super sweet with the children. The kids fed them, picked them up, and I even fed a cracker to a camel with my mouth and got a kiss (highly recommend that). All this activity occurred around a central covered patio where the food and cake was served. They had storage for my party supplies, a fridge for the cake, and even supplied extra plates and extension cords that I had forgotten. But the absolutely best part our party at Country Ark Farm was the family that runs it. The owners themselves basically gave us free rein of the farm and provided two extremely sweet and knowledgeable young women to run the party, take care of our every need, and take us on a tour of the farm. These 2 ladies were incredible. They kept the party moving and anytime there was a lull, such as when some kids were done eating but others were still going at it, they would pull out some activity (face painting, bracelet making, water balloon fight) to keep the kids occupied. This was literally a stress free party. I would like to especially thank Rebecca for making the day such a success. She demonstrated both poise and grace in the face of over 20 kids, a family that came 45 minutes early, and an uninvited german shepherd one guest brought. You're the best!!!

    From the owner: Nestled in the beautiful Delaware Valley, about 90 minutes from New York City you'll find Country…read moreArk Farm. The Ciancitto family first opened the Farm to the Special Needs community in 1989. In 2000 Country Ark Farm began offering Summer Camp as a way to provide a safe and fun environment for children to have unique interactions with animals they might see at a farm or a zoo. Each year in the late Spring, Open Farm Day provides all families an opportunity to visit and interact with our animals, enjoy music and relax.

    Water4Dogs Rehabilitation Center

    Water4Dogs Rehabilitation Center

    (25 reviews)

    TriBeCa, Civic Center

    Simply put this has been the best place to go to for my senior dog. They work wonders both on…read morehydro, dry, laser and acupuncture therapy. I highly recommend this facility. John @k9swimmer on instagram, has been fantastic with my dog. The staff is always on top of making his visit a comfortable one. My dog probably wouldnt be walking today without their work. Go there if your dog needs physical therapy. It will be mental therapy for you!

    We had a really bad experience for our first session and I pulled our dog out in the middle of it…read more I was actually surprised that no one on staff ever reached out about it. We used to bring our old dog there in 2018 and had an all around great experience, so this threw me for a loop. While we were waiting for the first therapist we saw the second water treatment therapist treat another human client (who was in the water treatment before us) disrespectfully and rudely; in addition, she was really rough with the elderly dog that came in before us. When it was our turn for water treatment (treadmill) the therapist took our dog inside the room and I told her from the door to make sure to take off her collar because it rusts and she was extremely rude in her response, saying loudly "get away from the door, you're not allowed in here". The front desk person ended up relaying my message to the therapist who said "everything comes off". Really bad attitude, but I still did not say anything. As she began the treatment I was watching through the window and she told me I could not watch and I told her I was not comfortable with that, as I would like to see what she is doing. After another minute she came out of the treadmill and opened the door to say that I could not watch because she has to create a rapport with the dog, at which point I said "OK forget it, this is not working, pull her out". What about creating a trusting rapport with the humans? The dogs cannot talk or consent, so it is all our responsibility to the best we can by them, and I felt that this was not a good situation. The largest difference between our previous experience and this one was communication - in 2018 the therapists went through EVERYTHING with us - from explaining why they were doing certain treatments and how they were isolating certain muscles, to showing us how to do certain treatments, as well as making us a part of those treatments, which was a benefit to us as well as our dog. We were able to bring that knowledge back home for PT at home and felt confident every step of the way. With this last experience, we did not feel confident at any point of the process - we were left in the dark from the very start of therapy and on top of that treated rudely by the very person who is supposed to be caring for our animal. It did not feel good. On top of everything, no one EVER addressed what had happened - I called numerous times and emailed as well (ALWAYS in a nice tone, I was hoping to rectify the situation and hoping this was a one time occurence - someone having a bad day). No one ever called me back or responded. So here we are.

    Hudson Valley Animal Wellness - animalphysicaltherapy - Updated August 2026

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