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    Brion is happy with his foot
    Anna D.

    AAAAA+++++++ More then Happy. Everyone here is wonderful. They really know what they are doing. Also you have to love a Vet, that takes their skills to help feral cats. T&R trap Release. My dogs are doing great under their care. I Love You Guys Brion my Rottie & his sister Joan. Thanks you for saving them

    DO NOT RECOMMEND, zero stars if I could. I brought two 14-15 week old kittens here to be fixed and one died in their care and the other also had issues upon discharge. For the one that passed away either during or after spay surgery, the vet couldn't give me a solid reason as to why she passed but she has been vetted elsewhere and had a clean bill of health besides a hernia. They didn't even call me to let me know she passed, I called to follow up after not hearing from them and they told me they were still waiting for her to wake up. When I got there the receptionist told me she escaped the carrier prior to surgery and was joking about moving cabinets to get her when the vet said "the little orange one? It passed." They couldn't give me a reason as to why she passed and suggested feline herpes (they were never sick), fading kitten syndrome or something genetically wrong with the litter such as liver shunt issues (#8 & #9 from this colony and the only ones who had issues). I had her for six weeks and she never showed any signs of anything being wrong. When I brought the second kitten out to the car with me I noticed she looked extremely out of it so I brought her back in. She was assessed by the vet in the lobby and I was told she was fine, to give her time. Two hours later she wasn't making eye contact and couldn't stand, let alone lift her head on her own so I rushed her to the closest vet that would see her. Her temperature was very low and she was given IV fluids, placed on a heat disc and given nutrical plus a can of recovery r/s. I had them run a blood panel and everything came back clear (so no liver issues). After posting on a LI cat group on FB I've had multiple PMs and comments from people all saying that they've had issues with this vet - from botched surgeries to animals that have lost their lives. Take your animals elsewhere.

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    Laura T.

    AAAAA+++++ This place was our saving grace we have a 15 year old Pit Bull mix. We thought she had an abscess in her mouth. We were told by another vet that didn't do a proper exam that wanted $2000 to pull teeth. We immediately formed a relationship at D. Kolbert's office with the receptionist. She gave us an appointment. When Dr. Kolbert did his thorough exam he realized it wasn't a tooth abscess it was a tumor that was growing on the inside of her cheek. He gave us our options we decided to take a chance and have the surgery. He did the surgery that day we didn't have to come back!During his surgery he removed skin tags the dog had on her eye and body and cleaned her teeth. He truly cares for these animals. He was a life saver and they don't charge you and arm and a leg. We are truly grateful. Everything came to $1200. The office even gave us cell phone numbers to contact them if we had any issues. Thank you!!

    Amazing!
    Sarah R.

    I'm not usually one to post reviews, but Long Island Surgery deserves praise. Collectively between my house and my parents, we have 12+ pets 5 or which are dogs so we're very experienced pet owners. When the baby of our pack, a 5 1/2 month old pit/bulldog mix injured his tibial crest, my husband and I were devastated. My vet referred me to Long Island Veterinary Specialists and I avidly said "no freaking way" LIVS operated on cancer-stricken Shiu Tzu, charged us $6000 and WANTED 80% PAYMENT UP FRONT. They said the surgery for my little puppy would be around $5k+ when we called to price it out. After calling multiple places (even in NJ) I stumbled on Long Island Animal Surgery and I could not be more happy. From the first second I called, Sue was truly amazing. She's definitely one of kind and we cannot thank her enough for keeping us in the loop thru ENTIRE process. By that I literally mean, answering her cell off hours, updating me after the surgeon reviewed my pup's X-rays, texting me to check in a couple days before surgery, updating me with photos while my pup was away from home, and texting me before she went to sleep to check in day of discharge. You are truly a gem Sue! The surgeon called me immediately after surgery and gave me a run down of what's needed, what his recovery will entail and so forth. He thoroughly explained what was done and warned me of worse case scenarios etc. Please if your pet finds itself injured, in need of surgery for ANYTHING call LIAS first. They charged me a fraction of what other places were quoting me, cared a great deal about my dog and not the money (I wasn't even asked for a deposit but gave one anyway bc I was truly amazed), and they give you PHENOMENAL care instructions for the weeks ahead, not just days but WEEKS. Thank you Long Island Animal Surgery!

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    I can't say enough about Alexis who so gracefully single handedly runs comforted companions. I…read morefeel blessed to have had her by my side to help me make what felt like the most heart wrenching impossible decision. You will not find a more kind and compassionate person . Making the decison to say goodby to Origami was one of the most painful and confusing times in my life. Alexis gave me so much of her time and showed so much compassion and kindness at a time when breathing felt hard. If you are struggling to help your pet transition in a pain free way and would like to do it in your home with the most gentle and kind person, please choose Alexis. I will miss my sweet sweet Angel for the rest of my life but I feel grateful knowing she wasnt afraid and felt safe and loved in her last moments. Thank you Alexis

    This woman is a fraud, don't let the raving reviews fool you. If you want your animal to have…read moresolace in their last moments, there's no difference in what an animal hospital will do. Initially I was in favor of doing it this way at my Mothers discretion, she advertised it as a "beautiful thing" that would be personable, and intimate...It was the exact opposite. She shows up eager to get the process over with, and your pets last conscious moments will be getting tricked with a plate of whipped cream while she grabs them to inject the anesthesia. As I was understandably distraught and voicing my criticism's for the process which didn't reflect what was advertised, this liberal nutjob woman (who showed up in a mask lmao) THREATENED to stop the process and leave AFTER the anesthesia had been administered. Very professional. While I cried into my cats ear telling him how much I loved him, I had to be reminded by this woman "he can't hear you", and then asked "what's your favorite memory with him?" As my mother & I are breaking down sobbing over his body. 1,000$ for this by the way. It's all just for show, the selling point is having a half assed casket vigil in her trunk where she expects you to praise her as if she's doing God's work. To be honest, I didn't even frel comfortable having this woman drive off with my deceased Cat in her car, let alone her accompany my last moments with him. All to pick up his ashes at an animal hospital anyway....it's a sham. Like I said, you're better off doing it the traditional way or letting them pass peacefully on their own. This happened months ago and the fact i'm going out of my way to write this review now should show you how deeply dissatisfied I am with how it played out. It's just a way to scam sentimental people like my mother out of money they're more than willing to pay because of the love for their animals by pulling at their heart strings. If you're reading this; sincerely, Fuck. You.

    Long Island Animal Surgery - vet - Updated September 2026

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