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    Pacchiano Joi DVM

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    Pet vaccinations

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    Amityville Animal Hospital - Aimee

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    I am a client of Dr. Roiland's for many pets for several years. If you have experienced his care…read moreyou know he is truly a genuinely caring and compassionate individual who takes the time not only to explain things to you and guide you but to comfort and help relate by telling stories of animals and people he has worked with - and remembers - from years past. Just coming in contact with him - you feel the very real vibe of his goodness. Every business is going to have a bad review especially in this industry from people who are hurt, grieving feel slighted or unfortunately entitled. Every situation in life isn't perfect. But people expect vets to be God and often unload and direct their pain in the wrong place. Vets are humans too and over the last few years if you have been paying attention, the veterinary industry has been taking a serious beating and vet suicides are way up. During covid so many people got pets and the need for veterinary care - during a time when contact had to be limited - shot up to record breaking levels that vets have not been able to keep up with. People have no idea what goes on behind the scenes, how inundated vets and their staff are, how harsh people can be and how emotionally taxing it is to deal with trying to save every innocent animal that comes through the doors. Even the best of the best lose patients but certainly not for a lack of trying. I work in the pet care industry and it becomes so frustrating and emotionally difficult trying not only to provide the best for my clients but trying to do so individually, for each animal, each client and each situation all the while trying to provide for the animals while simultaneous answering incoming questions, trying to accommodate requests and trying to be kind, considerate, accommodating and trying to put myself in owners shoes. I'm only one person. I cannot do it all. And the same applies 10x more to veterinarians. ESPECIALLY those like Dr. Roiland who is trying to save lives, prioritize emergencies and assure and comfort owners in distress. Compassion fatigue in the pet care industry is REAL and veterinarians suffer the most from the attacks on them by people who are hurting, angry, feel wronged, need someone to blame and feel some sense of validation or closure by writing a negative review for someone whose behind the scenes they have absolutely no concept of. No one is perfect. I am not saying that. But it's important to know that Dr. Roiland is neither malicious or uncaring and is quite a knowledgeable and experienced vet who truly cares about what he does and those he cares for. I have sympathy for those whose pets are struggling, sick, injured, suffering or in need - I am a pet parent and lover who knows the very real and deep attachment between humans and animals. I'm just here to say - Dr. Roiland - you have been amazing to me and all my animals over the years. And I can say that many of my clients who come to you - for years - share the same sentiment. I feel your pain certainly on a smaller scale but understand nonetheless how incredibly challenging your job - which never ends even when you come home - can be. Keep your head up, know how wonderful you are, continue your kind replies to the clients who feel wronged, slighted or are just in pain and know you are doing the very best, are one of the best and are appreciated by many more than the negative reviews here. Covid has been unkind in more ways than one and has shifted this world! But don't let that change how truly wonderful you are as a human being and at what you do.

    Dr. Roiland was warm and friendly (enough that I was able to ignore the filthy office conditions)…read moreas long as I faithfully came and paid hundreds of dollars monthly on visits and medications. Once my beloved pet was beyond the medication helping and we needed his compassion-NOTHING. I'm left feeling like it was all an act to keep the cash flow coming in.

    Comforted Companions Veterinary Care

    Comforted Companions Veterinary Care

    (26 reviews)

    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.

    Pacchiano Joi DVM - vet - Updated September 2026

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