Been going to Dr Davis for years. He is amazing as is his staff. He takes his time with each visit…read moreand is very insightful and caring vet. We trust him implicitly with our dogs.

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Davis and his team! We took our two dogs to see him after…read morefeeling disillusioned with another vet in town. They got us in right away; we had so many tests that had to be run and they made sure our older boy was seen immediately. He wound up having a spot on his lung that we wouldn't have known about otherwise. The other vet didn't even listen to his heart. Our other dog had to have a mass removed from his leg and the first place we went said they would have to completely sedate him. Not Dr. Davis! They were able to remove it easily. It turned out to be cancerous, so we got X-rays and ultrasounds scheduled right away, just in case. Their ultrasound technician only comes on Thursdays, so you may have to wait a week to see them. Their pricing is reasonable and Dr. Davis always makes sure to speak with you at every visit. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and I wish we lived here full time so we could always go to him!

When I moved to the Hamptons, I was worried about the cost of vet care. I shouldn't have. East…read moreHampton Vet Group is very reasonable (considering), and as well, I never feel upsold or pressured when I'm there. I feel like the staff really understands the financial pressure pet owners can face. I recently had to put one of my beloved dogs to sleep, and the staff here could not have been nicer or more sympathetic. I'm a new-ish client for life now.

I wish I could give them more starts, but I just can't. I'll start by saying that the staff is…read morefriendly. The doctor we saw, however, was disinterested at best. We had two dogs in to see him and he didn't even listen to their hearts and lungs, even though one of the dogs was there specifically for a cough. Blood work was done on him and a stool sample and that was it. We went somewhere else where X-rays and ultrasounds were done and we found a mass on one of his lungs! Our other dog needed a growth removed and they said he would have to be completely sedated. We went to another vet who was able to remove it without having to put him under. Their offices and equipment are old and just don't seem to be up to par. I've been to them in the past for routine visits, but I probably won't go back again.

They refused to see my dog despite the emergency. The receptionist super unfriendly. STAY AWAY no…read moreanimal lovers !!!

Left my dog In excruciating back pain by refusing him pain medication while they could not see him…read morefor days (a dog they see intermittently). Unethical with no values with a rude receptionist!

Learned and compassionate veterinarians and support staff. They offer lots of support, even after…read moreyou've taken your pet home. Alexander took care of my Aussie-Doodle, Che after he injured his left wrist (what I always think of as a knee) in an ill-judged jump into the yard from a 2nd floor balcony. The Docs are patient, inquisitive about your pet and concerned about their general health as well as the complaint you arrive with for your visit. I have great confidence in this clinic and its staff.

If you're looking for a practice that's compassionate and loves animals, DON'T COME HERE! Kemba,…read moremy Duck Tolling Retriever, had a bloody wound just below his right eye. If you're reading this, then you have a pet, and you know how scary this can be. My next door neighbor highly recommended this vet. I'm not a member of the practice: We're summer residents here, and our regular vet is back home in CT. My neighbor said not to worry; just show up early -- "They won't turn you away." WRONG! The receptionist -- refusing to move off her chair, refusing to look over the counter at my dog whose wound was scary to see, refusing to smile or give me any kind of reassurance, just kept repeating "no" to all my entreaties: Could he be seen by a vet? Could he come back later? Could you at least look at him? Her response: He doesn't have an appointment, so he can't be seen. Just a stone-faced, stone-cold NO. Yes, I know: This was one receptionist, on one day. But if a person of this demeanor can be employed here, it's not a good indication for this practice.

Very clean, well run rescue with staff that truly CARE. We got our new girl this weekend and we…read morecouldn't be happier. Jessica is an absolute gem to work with! Don't hesitate to use this rescue. Fifty years in our community proves how outstanding they truly are!

Wished I could give 5 stars for all the great stuff going on at ARF. This a Buyer Beware for people…read morelooking to adopt. I recently filled out the online questionnaire for a puppy adoption and received a prompt message that all was fine with my application and that all required was a call from them to my veterinarian. Two days later contacted ARF to get an update. The cold reply from ARF is that they gave the puppy away already. Never a courtesy call back or message to share the news that my application had been tossed because someone showed up while ARF awaiting callback from my Vet. Happy the puppy found a home. Very disappointing client relations with ARF. People who fill out all those questions on the application are already emotionally vested. Terrible community relations. Maybe ARF should get the veterinary part of the interview process done first so this kind of BS doesn't reoccur.

Dr. Alward never treated my pets but I did work with her and I can tell you no one and I mean no…read moreone loves animals and cares about animals as much as she does and if you bring your pet to her for care that's exactly what they'll get, top notch care. I've worked with plenty of vets in my profession and I'm confident to say nobody compares to Dr. Alward. Thank you Doc for all you've done and still do. Sincerely, RR

I contacted Dr. Alward about possibly visiting us while we were out visiting family on Long Island…read more-- sadly, to euthanize our dog, Layla, who has terminal bone cancer and had experienced an especially rough night. She immediately calmed me down BY TEXT (crappy reception out here on the island), talking me calmly through the options (such as amputation). We ended up going to the city to my favorite animal hospital for a surgery consult, got stronger pain meds from the hospital, and now that Layla is comfortable again, we are taking a few days to really consider what the right thing for my dog will be. Dr. Alward continues to support and advise me (I'm peppering her with questions about immunotherapy, just in case there's a trial out there). These are the kinds of vets -- true dog-people as well as people-people -- that we need more of. Thank you Dr. Alward. Your immediate availability, quick thinking, generosity of time and spirit, and obvious empathy were decisive in turning a dark, panic-induced "final day" in my mind, into a week of calm consideration -- seeing a surgeon & oncologist, emailing with immunotherapists, and getting to see my dog, who is now on adjusted pain meds, enjoy another romp on the beach, just this morning, which I literally didn't think I would ever see again. Dr. Alward is now my go-to vet out east, and I will definitely be using her -- hopefully even for Layla, if we get lucky, but certainly for our younger dog Ramona.

I want to share the story of a close friend who recently experienced one of the most heartbreaking…read moremoments a pet owner can face. Losing a beloved cat is devastating on its own, but the way the situation was handled by this animal hospital made an already unimaginable experience even more painful.My friend entrusted this animal hospital with the care of their beloved cat during an incredibly emotional and difficult time. Instead of being met with compassion, empathy, and professionalism, they left feeling dismissed, upset, and deeply hurt by the way the staff handled the situation. No family should have to experience the loss of a pet while also feeling unsupported by the very people who are supposed to provide comfort and care. The lack of sensitivity and professionalism during such a heartbreaking moment only added to their grief.I understand that veterinary medicine can be stressful and emotionally demanding, but kindness and compassion should never be overlooked. Pets are family, and their owners deserve to be treated with respect during one of the worst days of their lives. Based on what my friend experienced, I would encourage others to carefully consider where they choose to bring their pets. I sincerely hope this hospital takes these concerns seriously and works to improve how they communicate with and support grieving families.

Dr. Heller and staff are great. I trust Dr.Heller with our fur babies, hes patient with my concerns…read moreand makes sure we understand the treatment our pups may need and always asks us if we have any questions. He also has a 2nd office in Riverhead off old country rd rte 58.

I own a competior kennel and Pete has been running his kennel for decades. He is a experienced,…read morehonest expert kennel operator. It's a family run hands on operation. Your loved family member will be well taken care of.

My dog used to love to go there. She ran to Peter, the owner, and didnt mind me leaving. She has…read morepassed.

I LOVE Ed and Donna. I've used them for both sitting and boarding and they are amazing. It can be…read morereally stressful leaving my pets with anyone but I don't feel that way what's so ever with Ed and Doona... I have zero worries or anxiety when I'm away from them because I know they are in great hands and are going to be taken care of and loved. They are such loving people to both my animals and I couldn't be happier to have found them.

Ed and Donna are wonderful! I have used them for boarding, day care, and in home visits, and they…read moreare incredible with my sweet pup. Milo came from a puppy mill and then a shelter, so he has a few issues. Ed and Donna care for him so well and love him despite the fact that he's not the easiest dog. I trust Ed and Donna implicitly and Milo LOVES going to their house. Ed will even mow the lawn simply so the dogs can revel in the smell of freshly mown grass and Donna spoils my boy with freshly cooked chicken. They take such good care of him that he sometimes doesn't even want to come home. If you're looking for personalized care in a home environment, The Captain and Donna are your people. I'm so grateful to have found them, they are good hearted, dog savvy, and wonderful! I also deeply appreciate the updates including photos and video. Thank you, Ed and Donna!!

Benjamin did an excellent job on our Cavapoo! We received so many compliments on the street. Thank…read moreyou!!!

I called harbor pets yesterday with a grooming emergency. We explained that our dog is the ring…read morebearer for our family wedding this weekend, and told them that she'd accidentally got out in the yard and ran into mud, and a nest of ticks! To our luck, the groomer, Ben, was able to squeeze us in the same day, and they even gave her a quick trim! He was very attentive during the consult, and she came out so cute. We knew that our pet was in good hands when he'd explained to us that they don't perform anything that our pet is uncomfortable with or doesn't like! We didn't mind paying extra since our dog is always in the yard and tangles very quickly! When leaving, we booked appointments for the remainder of summer with the friendly reception! Thank you harbor pets!