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    Orchard Park Pet Spa

    4.2 (11 reviews)
    Closed 9:30 am - 4:00 pm

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    Pet sitting

    Bath and groom only

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    Amazing job done on our shy timid girl. She was completely different afterwards and way more outgoing and confident. Highly recommend!!

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    6 years ago

    Kim & Mike are absolutely amazing! My little guy has the best time and always leaves smelling and looking great

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    Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center - Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center

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    The staff here is incredibly. My dogs see Dr. Springer for their annual checkups and we…read more(unfortunately) have also had to make a few emergency visits, so it is great that it is 24-hours. The staff is always super helpful and friendly to work with for admin purposes (scheduling, billing, etc.). If I ever have a question if I should bring my dogs in for something, the staff is very responsive to emails and phone calls. This came in handy the other day when my dog had a bump/bite on her belly. I emailed the office, unsure if it was something that needed immediate treatment, and got a quick response back letting us know it could be monitored from home. I appreciate that the standard response wasn't that we needed to come in. Some places make you come in no matter what, but it is helpful to have a vet that ease our concerns so we don't spend extra money for non-emergency appointments over small things. It really eases my anxiety as a dog mom knowing I have the Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center nearby who will take care of my dogs in any situation.

    In January, Scout was brought to Orchard Park's emergency department in the middle of the night…read morewith dangerously low calcium and was close to death. Scout is a Basenji with known Fanconi syndrome and had been treated by his regular veterinarian for approximately a year. Low calcium levels had not been identified on bloodwork performed earlier that day or on previous testing. Orchard Park found the problem and treated him, and he remained there overnight for four nights. His care cost approximately $10,000, and we were extremely grateful that they saved his life. Since then, we have continued monitoring his bloodwork through Orchard Park. The last doctor I spoke with wanted Scout's bloodwork checked every 7-10 days, along with CT scans, X-rays and additional testing to investigate the underlying cause of his condition. I explained that this frequency of testing is financially impossible for our family. We could reasonably continue bloodwork approximately every two months. Scout has already had X-rays through his previous veterinarian, which did not reveal a cause. Because Fanconi syndrome is well known in Basenjis, our goal is not to pursue every possible expensive diagnostic procedure--it is to maintain his condition and give him the best quality of life we can within our financial means. We have spent more than $10,000 at Orchard Park alone, in addition to thousands of dollars at other veterinary offices. We have gone above and beyond for Scout, but we have reached our financial limit. That does not mean we are unwilling to care for him or that he should receive no care at all. Despite my attempts for the past month to arrange follow-up bloodwork, Orchard Park has refused because I cannot agree to its entire recommended protocol. The practice has now discharged Scout and will not even continue necessary bloodwork while we try to establish care with another veterinarian. I understand that veterinarians must recommend what they believe is ideal. However, there is a difference between recommending the ideal course of treatment and refusing all ongoing care because a family cannot afford every test or bloodwork every 7-10 days. I find it deeply upsetting and unethical that a hospital that knows Scout's history--and has received more than $10,000 from us--will not provide reasonable monitoring during the transition to a new veterinarian. Most families would not have been able to spend what we have already spent, and some may have been forced to euthanize their pet. Families should not be punished or abandoned because they must make realistic financial decisions. Scout still deserves compassionate care, even if we cannot agree to every expensive recommendation.

    Orchard Park Pet Spa - pet_sitting - Updated September 2026

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