Ninja has had very severe arthritis and skin allergies since she was a year and a half. She would scratch so bad, I came home from work one day and she bit through her own flesh. I spent thousands on medication, surgery, you name it. She has a new vet, Dr. Archer in Shirley, and the best vet I have ever encountered He gave Ninja two shots: Libella for her arthritis and cytopoint for her itching. I know I sound like an infomercial, but this dog has barely scratched since her shot and she can play Frisbee at 13 like I've never seen recently. I could not recommend Dr. Archer more. read more

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Paris ended up dying that week after I TOLD YOU SHE WAS SHAKING , DRINKING TOO MUCH WATER, not feeling well, that she was lethargic and I had never seen her like that !!!!!! Charging me 800 for me to take her to Heights Animal Hospital that following MONDAY!!!! To, be given cerenia shot for NO REASON! IF YOU WOULD HAVE LISTENED TO MY CONCERNS you would've known she had ate something toxic!!!! Charging me 800 dollars without really examining her! Shame on YOU!!!!! I, have died with her! read more

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We had an incredible experience with Dr. Archer. Our dog has been having trouble walking and they brought out a stretcher to bring him into the office. We had to wait a little bit to see Dr. Archer, but he is well worth the wait. He spent so much time with us and really got to know everything going on with our dog. He also made sure we didn't do pricey treatments that he didn't feel were necessary. He caught something on my dog's X-ray and referred us back to our primary vet for a follow up as well. The office staff was incredibly sweet to our dog and made sure he was comfortable the entire time. read more

I find Dr Archer to be a most caring doctor. He made sure my pup was able to get her surgery ASAP when my original vet tried to push it off for months . The whole staff is extremely friendly & attentive to my dog. read more

This vet takes you for a ride for ur money you walk out spending a crap load of money unless it's a complete emergency I would go someplace else read more

This is not a veterinarian hospital. It is an Extortion shop. Unnecessary tests. Results took 2 weeks only because I called them again and again. Shirley was the place closest to me as my vet was in Nassau county. And a close friend brought his dog there for physical therapy and said they were great. He was having an abdominal ultrasound and some core biopsies to rule out cancer. The late afternoon the day before his test they called to have me bring him there as he needed vitamin K to do ultrasound. As I was paying for the final visit which the total cost was around $2000, an employee came up from the back to advise one of the treatment prices was wrong. It was not in my favor and maybe $25-40 dollars more over the $2000. When the "Vet" called me with results and no clear diagnosis he suggested testing for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever at $600 more with another blood test with it. To top the experience as I was asking the vet questions he abruptly and rudely said he didn't have any more to discuss. He has other calls to make. I didn't feel comfortable from the 1st 5 minute consultation but my boy needed the ultrasound. Never go there again. Save headaches and money by NOT HAVING A 1ST VISIT. read more

Dr. Catherine Gray and the vet techs are incompetent, they almost killed my cat. If I didn't decide to take her to the ER vet in Riverhead, she would be dead. The other vet diagnosed her in 15 minutes - Shirley animal hospital strung us along for a week and disregarded our concerns. I brought my cat to Shirley Animal Hospital for a very distended stomach - Dr Gray was more interested in the fact my cat has never been to the vet than running the necessary diagnostic tests and treating my cat. She told us my cat was overweight despite the fact the stomach bloating happened over the course of a month and her own admission in the visit notes there was no excess fat over her ribs. She gave her a rabies shot and a flea and tick collar despite not diagnosing what was wrong with her yet. The next day while dropping off a fecal sample we asked the tech if it could be pyometra - he said no, pyo cats are very sick and do not eat. After getting the results from that test and the blood test which were normal, they decided to run ANOTHER blood test to rule out blood parasites (already ruled out) FIV and other diseases. On the phone I asked if it was likely for an indoor cat to have FIV - the tech admitted it was not but they wanted to rule it out anyway and the results would be ready after the weekend on Monday. On that call I again asked about pyometra - I was told no, it's not possible as pyo cats are very sick and can barely walk or eat, since my cat was eating they did not think it could be pyometra. The vet herself was not interested in speaking with us directly except during the examination, instead having a vet tech discuss everything with us and dismiss our concerns without even doing an ultrasound or x-ray. During the physical examination the vet palpated my cat's abdomen very firmly, knowing what we know now we are extremely lucky her uterus did not burst during this manhandling. They ran test after unnecessary test when ANY vet worth their salt would have run diagnostic imaging to see why the animal is bloated instead of making assumptions and prescribing treatments without knowing the full story. I have since done my research and every major Veterinary institution recommends diagnostic imaging in this scenario. Dr Gray showed reckless disregard for life and the sanctity of her profession. We waited days for these blood test results to come in and kept insisting this was serious and something was wrong with her. We mentioned pyometra at least 3 times. The only people who would talk with us were the front desk ladies and a male vet tech who all disregarded my concerns. I decided enough was enough and brought her to East End Vet Center who diagnosed her with pyometra within 15 minutes. East End are true professionals and ran the correct diagnostic tests - they saved my cat's life despite Shirley Animal Hospital's negligence. They told me any vet should have suspected it and not every cat will present as sick and refuse to eat. She was in emergency surgery that same day and her uterus weighed 2.5lbs - they told me they have never seen such a big uterus come out of such a tiny cat - she is only 7lbs! They couldn't believe Shirley Animal Hospital strung us along for a week without even one diagnostic imaging. After all of this they refused to give a refund for the poor excuse of an examination and unnecessary treatment. All of this could have been avoided with one ultrasound. Any vet should have caught this, instead Dr Gray dug her heels in and defended her course of treatment. She kept telling me it couldn't be pyometra despite the other vet already confirming it and my cat being in emergency surgery. Dr. Catherine Gray deserves to have her license suspended. She must hate her life and is taking it out on innocent animals, that's the only explanation. She acted with reckless disregard for my cat's life and neglected to provide standard care due to her own assumptions. She pushed tasks onto vet techs who are not supposed to be making diagnoses and they all disregarded a pet owner's concerns. These people are animal killers. Do NOT take your pet. read more

Shirley Veterinary Hospital - Maia recovering from her emergency surgery - she is 100% back to normal DESPITE Shirley Vet Hospital's incompetence. - Veterinarians Near Me - Shirley, New York

horrible place, old, smelly, dingy looking just nasty... by looking at the place you will see the quality of the place equals the quality of service... i should have read the reviews being going here!!!!! do not go to this place, unless you want to be judged and feel like you are being bullied into buyng a used item!!!! what are you willing to pay this old, loud, obnoxious dr catherine grey stated, as she harrased me with there ridiculous prices of services not needed or asked for... horrible lady should not even hold the title of dvm!!!! just a thirsty money hungry facility.... i payed for the appointment $89 and walked out !!!took my precious dog elsewhere... its not the money its the quality and the preformance of a professional that counts....in this case none was shown... so i take my buisness elswhere.. read more

I have been going here for years and never had any problems until today. I called for my pet's refill medication yesterday and made the mistake of calling today to see if it was ready for pick up. The woman on the phone was very rude when she asked if I was called back and I replied no, then got the long insulting lecture of how the Process works meaning don't call us, we'll call you. I guess she had free time because I was expecting a yes or no answer to my yes or no question but instead had to bite my tongue as I listened to her ramble on. There were many times they called me back within an hour or so but I must have annoyed her that I called the next day. I know there are other places to take my pet near by- time to move on. read more

This practice is absolutely terrible! The owner, Dr. Archer and only one other doctor on staff "Dr. Gray," currently (hard to keep up with because Archer goes through doctors like water! ) are absolutely terrible. Archer tries to push as many tests as possible for the $$$ and Dr. Gray runs around likes she's on too much Adderol, never organized or knowing what she's doing. They will see your pet for routine visits that cost HUNDREDS of dollars but when you need an urgent appointment, they will NOT fit you in and tell you to go spend hundreds or thousands at the ER with zero remorse!!! As in my situation with a dog that was chronically I'll and inevitably going to pass, they will not give two shits about you when you need them. The front office staff is pleasant to your face until the minute they don't like that you question their ways. It definitely appears that they hire only individuals with serious life issues. They are nice one minute, dependent on their personal issues they're experiencing that day, which they will gladly share with you and rude as hell the next. BOTTOM LINE, after THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS and a terminally I'll dog, the day I needed then most, when he had blood in stool and was refusing his meds (over $500 worth per month, which they also sell you on) they WOULD NOT SEE MY DOG. As usual I was told to go to an ER, which I can't afford, and therefore was forced to put my beloved best friend down yesterday. I told the staff that's what I would have to do and "on a recorded call" her answer was , OKAY, bye.... That was Trish who said that and Virginia that I spoke with before that was rude as hell. MY DOG IS DEAD BECAUSE THEY COULDN'T BE BOTHERED FITTING HIM IN, yet everyday they take new clients. QUALITY VS QUANTITY IS IMPORTANT BUT THE HAVE IT ALL WRONG!! You suck and you're horrible human beings! I WOULDN'T TAKE ANY PET TO YOU EVER AGAIN!!! You took my dog fro me because I couldn't afford both ER and routine care and you MADE ME CHOOSE! I hope you all rot! read more

Shirley Veterinary Hospital and Healing Hands for Paws is the brainchild of Dr. Dexter Archer a 20+ Ivy League USA Trained Veterinarian, Veternary Surgeon and Physiologist. Dr. Dexter Archer is hands on and afftordable with an excellent staff. Caribbean born Dr. Archer is one of the only Certified Physiologists on Long Island to offer a water treadmill which fills with water and an endless pool where a dog or cat can a treadmill stretch out swim a mile without moving an inch. After much research I finally found Dr. Archer who was able to get my paralyzed from a crushed spinal cord post Nuerosurgy 13 year old rescued Coton de Tulear Pia walking again in only 4 weeks with the help of acupuncture, cold laser, massage and water therapy. We are blessed knowing Pia is in expert loving hands! Thank you Dr. D! read more

I have been to this vet three or four times in the past two years and each time they scam you out of money for work that they do not do. Work that they are unable to do. Very unprofessional. On my last visit I spent $290 just for the vet visit and they still cannot answer me any questions. They answer a question with a runaround. The estimate for dental work was anywhere from $800-$2500. That's a large gap. They could not tell me what they were going to do or thought they were going to do to my dog while under anesthesia. they were determined that during the procedure. When I asked for all my records they told me I would have to go online. They would not give me my dogs records My new vet charged me 1/3 of what they were going to charge me for dental work on my dog. $360 covered the visit the blood work the anesthesia and the cleaning. Each extraction was anywhere from $50-$100 depending on the tooth. I do not understand how Shirley veterinarian can give me an estimate of 800 to 2500 for the exact same work and charge me $290 for a vet visit. On top of all this I called to discuss my dogs bloodwork and They gave me somebody else's dogs report.I called multiple times and multiple times nobody called me back. I highly recommend staying away from this vet. read more

I'm being silenced. This is my third attempt to post this. I've had this sitting in my notes for months, hesitant on releasing it. But I feel like this needs to be said. This place is an absolute nightmare. Would you take your dog to a place where an employee farts very loudly right in front of a dog that was just abandoned by it's owner ready to be put to sleeps face? And had no remorse after it happened saying, "it's just a dog." They have a black Labrador Retriever that can't walk due to birth defects, The Doctor took him in after they promised to rehabilitate the pup but shortly after they gave up on him, he now sits in his urine and feces all day in a cage locked away in a closet. He doesn't go outside, he hardly interacts with other animals or people. This Doctor started out in the vet business for the right reasons but now they have turned into a power and money hungry person. This person loves all the love and attention that they get while the employees do all the work while this doctor gets all of the credit and STILL underpays them and treats them horribly. This doctor picks favorite employees when they're deemed useful then humiliates the others in front of their peers. read more

Shirley Veterinary Hospital - The black lab was covered in urine burns because of negligence of getting him out of his urine and feces. - Veterinarians Near Me - Shirley, New York

Dr. Archer and staff are knowledgeable, helpful, and dedicated to the pets they treat. Our dog has been going to "Doc" for over 10 years. Doc and the vet techs always take the time during our appointments to make my dog comfortable with them before starting. They listen thoroughly to our concerns. The prices were very fair and appointments were quickly scheduled without much wait time. Our dog has many health challenges and Doc is willing to try new treatments, adjust medications, and refer to specialists when needed. We also use Dr. Archer's Healing Hands for Paws pet rehab services. read more

Dr. Archer and staff took care of Rudy (60 lb beagle/bulldog) after bilateral TPO surgery. He spent 1-week in-patient at their facility and then 12 weeks of rehab as an out-patient. My husband and I are both nurses and we would never have been able to do this without their help! Staff are friendly, kind and very attentive. The rehab made such a difference in Rudy's progress, he's like a bionic beabull now!! read more

I bought my dog there and I had the new doctor there name Dr.Alward,she is rude person no matters how to be towards pet owners,she never once talk to me about what was wrong with my dog.When I was asking question she made me feel like I wasn't even there.Never again I want Dr.Alward near my dog.For now on Dr.Archer will only be take care of my dog. read more

Below average experience and vibes are off here. I have a big dog and the vet seemed scared of my dog. My dog was not aggressive at all but he was nervous, he is big, and wouldn't sit right away to be examined. He is also just a puppy, under 1 year. My dog seemed uncomfortable with the vet and staff. Also, we were in a very small congested room. The vet said I should get him fixed because he 'predicted' my dog would get aggressive, this was the first time meeting him by the way. Then they tried to sell me Simparica Trio, even after I said he had a bad reaction to a similar drug Bravecto. They didn't really care or listen when I said he had a bad reaction and they didn't disclose all the issues with these types of drugs. When I questioned the issues with seizures and these medicines, the vet tech was dismissive and said, "Ya I think they have to put that warning on the box." Then they took him to another room without me or even explaining to me what was going on and when he came back he smelled like he pooped himself. After this I was on the fence about going back and then later I needed help with a medicine and the girl I was talking to on the phone was attitudinal for no reason, so that was the icing on the cake I won't go back here. I don't think they really care about your pet or keeping your business. There's so many choices on LI for vets, they probably should up their game. read more

My senior dog had an abscess under her eye. Our regular vet was booked. I was able to get a next day appointment at Shirley Vet Hosp. I was expecting to double what I would at our Vet. Nope. This place is totally affordable. Nice staff. Honest doctor. I will be using them again. read more

Do not go here if you have a pet that is not a dog. While the first vet my cat saw treated him well and got rid of his uti blockage, when I returned for the follow up it was a different vet and in his effort to collect urine he hurt my cat enough that he didn't pee for nearly 48 hours and he showed distress for the next few days. TLDR; they don't know how to treat anything other than dogs. read more

SHirley vet hospital/ healing hand$$ is a fraud. First of all waited extremely long to be seen. Reception tried to be nice but seemed aggravated with the doctor as well. Dr.Archer charges alot of money to run a lot of tests but never calls back to give results . It' took me calling a week to get results to say my dog was sicK ( still vomiting and not eating after all tests that were recommended ) . They dIscouraged my husband to go to the emergency hospital and treat at his hospital . They wanted to run additional tests n hospitalize with a commitment of over 1900$ to start. My husband took our small 9 lb dog to another hospItal down the block and they charged 120$ gave fluids, medication and he's feeling so much better. We are so upset and feeling sick we spent so much money and was treated so poorly with no diagnosis's or medication for over a week for our baby. read more

Don't EVER take your animal to Shirley Veterinary Hospital on Montauk Hwy.....they misdiagnosed my cat, put him on the wrong medicine and due to that, I came home to find my cat of 13 years, dead. His bloodwork came in and proved he should never have been put on the meds to begin with. Please, PLEASE do not bring your furbabies there. No one should have to go through something like this. read more

By far the worst animal hospital I've ever been too. I have over 5 cats. Never have I ever seen a vet so affraid to handle my animal. They used nothing but force on a freightend cat, and due to them being so afraid, didn't provide him with any of the services they made me pay for. my appointment was at 5 I was not seen by the doctor until 7. When they did come in and see him like I said they did not examine him. They keept a towel over him and pushed down on him so he was unable to move. They didn't weigh him, take his temp, or examine his eyes, the only reason I took him there in the first place. all they did was prescribe me medication. I won't be going back, and reccomend ANY OTHER VET ON THE ISLAND!!!! read more

My cat Oscar had an abscess and had to get it drained. Dr. Archer and the staff was very nice and caring. They fit me in 3 days in a row to have him looked at (only charged me for the 1st visit since the others he just looked at the leg to assess if it was worse or better) before deciding to get surgery. The surgery went well and Oscar is all better. I will certainly be going back with my other pets! read more

We thought our 12 year old lab Tank was down for the count after he fell down. He had only been to 2 other vets since we had him from 11 weeks old. We took him religiously for wellness visits and they knew about his hip Dysplacia and we never had a conversation about treatment. When he fell we were told to bring him to an orthopedic specialist and we found Shirley Animal Hospital on our own. When we brought him in we were expecting the worst thought imaginable for our fur baby. Dr. Archer reassured us he would be fine and was shocked we were not treating for his illnesses (that's right multiple -- turns out he has severe arthritis and hip dysplacia that had gone untreated). After 20 weeks of therapy he is doing amazing. We cannot believe what Dr. Archer and Kat has done for him! We will continue with his therapy as long as he needs!! read more

Dr. Archer and staff was so amazing with my roomates new Doberman puppy today. The pup was obviously scared with her first vet visit but literally 5 other people from the staff were giving her treats and trying to make her feel as wecome and comfortable as she could. They also gave such good advice, spent a lot of time for the exam, and got some shots. Best vet experience I ever had, Dr. Archer loved the pup so much he even asked to take a pic with her for the website and was so excited to be her doc. Great place for your pet care needs!!! read more

Although we live in Queens this is our go to place when we are in Montauk. Always friendly and very thorough we highly recommend Shirley Vet! We have bern here several times and appreciate their true caring and followup! read more

Dr. Archer and Cath from Healing Hands 4 Paws are passionate about all animals. They saved my dogs Balto's life with physical therapy, laser therapy and hydro therapy. He also goes to Shirley Vet for yearly check-ups. Shirley Vet also kept my dogs safe when I boarded them when I was on vacation. I trust them 100% with my fur babies and highly recommend Shirley Veterinary Hospital and Healing Hands 4 Paws. read more

I drive from Dix Hills, just for excellent veterinary care and knowing my pets are in safe hands no matter what they are visit for. read more

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I AM extremely Grateful to Dr Archer and the Staff, Our Charlie Boy has only been there a short time but in this time He has started his journey to recovery . Charlie is a very special Boy and They have been extremely Patient and tolerant of him .( and me!) Charlie quickly opened up to them and allowed them to show him that he is safe . We have a long road ahead of us but , after today's visit with Charlie and seeing him walk I can not Thank Everyone enough for the true dedication and compassion for what they have done... I look forward to Charlie's recovery and watching the staff care not only for Charlie but all the animals that come thru there doors!!!!! read more

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I was told to go here from a friend.. the vet dr archer is completely money hungry, I was at work and my fiancé went with our two dogs who have allergies and are usually on apoquel and a steroid, long behold the vet charged us $400 for medications we didn't need or ask for. We went back the next day after going through everything and returned it all and asked strictly for a script of the steroid and apoquel, when he realized we weren't taking the apoquel from his office the mg went down from 16mg to 5.4 and when he asked about it he said oh I don't know maybe that's why it was so expensive i guess it was a mistake... yeah a mistake because when I was spending money at your business it's okay I get the highest dose which is more expensive. I just a completely bad vibe from the guy all he cared about was up-selling the most expensive medications and acting as if he gave a shit about the dogs. I will never be going there again and I suggest you stay far away unless you want to be charged triple for everything. The only good thing about the whole place was the vet assistant who was extremely friendly and helpful. read more

Great people. Always have and will take care of my pets. I have 3 dogs and everyone of them goes to Shirley vet. Looking for a well priced vet and one that will treat your pet the best. Then Shirley vet is the vet for you. read more

This is a review of Dr. Infernuso, who preformed surgery on my dog at this hospital. Dr. Infernuso is a wonderful, caring physician. He operated on my dog Zoe in a hurricane. That's right, Dr. Infernuso didn't let little old Hurricane Sandy get in the way of his practice. From the very first consultation his dedication and skill was evident. First, Dr. Infernuso took the time to review x-rays and offer his opinion in great detail over the phone. It's a rare doctor who will discuss a case in any depth over the phone. From the x-rays he knew the problem and, importantly, how to fix it. This guy knows orthopedics the way some people know baseball statistics for their fantasy leagues. The injury was an old break in her hind leg. which her previous owners didn't bother to fix. As a result the surgery was potentially complex. Part of her leg bone (akin to our heel) had broken off and would need to be reattached or possibly secured with pins. When I met him for a consult, he again explained exactly what was wrong with her leg. He outlined three options, and the criteria he would use to decide among them. I left feeling I understood the range of possible outcomes and what the recovery would like for each. The day of the surgery went smoothly (except for the hurricane raging outside). The staff at Shirley Vet were lovely. They put up with many questions on Zoe's status during the surgery. Dr. Infernuso ended up going with the middle option of the three he'd outlined. Dr. Infernuso walked me through the before and after x-rays to illustrate the work he'd done. It's been five weeks since the surgery and she is recovering very nicely. I'm a new dog owner, so didn't have a regular vet to see for bandage changes. No problem, Dr. Infernuso had a solution for that too. He referred me to a good vet with convient hours. One additional note, Dr. Infernuso text messages! It is the most wonderfully efficient way to get simple questions cleared up. He is very responsive. read more

I moved to Shirley from Huntington in 2014 and was nervous about having to choose a new vet. My previous vet endorsed Dr. Archer, and I must say.. he and his staff are awesome! He has a great bedside manner, his staff is very friendly, and the ambience of the office is comforting. I am happy to put my trust and my kitty's life in his hands. Highly recommended! read more

The compassion exhibited at Shirley veterinary hospital is hard to beat. Dr Archer and his team are top notch. The facility is state of the art and you couldn't give your pet better care. I have recommended this facility to many people and that's not something I do often . read more

To follow up on a post I made about shirley veterinary hospital. They did the right thing.. they sent flowers and a card for the loss of our dog ruby.. read more

I want to start off this with saying although I will not be coming back, my first visit with my new kitten was great with Dr. Archer. My next two I saw a different vet and both appointments I left overcharged and unsatisfied with the quality of the visit and the attitude of the staff. My most recent visit, I waited 10 minutes in the waiting room to be checked in by the staff (while waiting I heard them all chatting and gossiping in the back) that one of the men working on the renovation had to get their attention that someone was waiting. Another 15 minutes goes by, and I finally see a vet tech. Then another 10 or so until I actually met with the veterinarian. I mentioned my kitten has been scratching her ears frequently and he suggested he take swabs and look at them through a microscope, to check for any sign of mites or an infection. He told me that it should take about 10-15 minutes. After waiting nearly 30 minutes in the exam room for the results, I was told they messed up the swab and needed to dry out the other swab. Another 20-25 minutes goes by and I finally get the vet in the room. Another 10 minutes goes by until I'm at the counter to pay. The employee ringing me up was very unprofessional and clearly did not enjoy her job. She could not figure out the computer system, then kept saying to herself how dumb the computer is, how annoying everything is. I can quote her perfectly saying "is it 7 yet?!" (I assume this was when she got off of work). This was all done directly in front of me. After waiting over an hour all together during this visit, to witness this woman be so unprofessional, I was appalled and in disbelief of how unsatisfactory something as simple as a vet visit could be. As someone who has worked in customer service and has managed a cafe, everything about my visit was absolutely unacceptable. Clientele satisfaction is clearly not something of importance. I won't be returning for any further visits. read more

On an emergent basis - fantastic. Their immediate intervention when my pomeranium Sebastian wound up on the wrong side of a bullmastiff was impressive. Aftercare was negligent, costly,and exhausting for my dog. There was an issue with a drain after surgery - their younger vet attempted to explain & the vet tech cut him off. Sebastian endured numerous costly laser treatments, series of antibiotics,pain & discomfort while "attempting to heal the surgical site". I was told the issue was caused secondary to his advanced age. During a CHF emergency in another state it was revealed that the shunt from the surgery has never been removed. My total cost out of pocket for unnecessary interventions totaled close to$800.00. I faxed appropriate documentation recording this from the vet who removed the shunt, called numerous times, sent certified letters - no response whatsoever. Being a healthcare provider myself I know honesty,integrity,& trust are vital to continuity of care. Unfortunately my experience was what I was warned about. Unnecessary procedures, deception & the almighty dollar is what I found here. As well their initial cost break down for surgery was inaccurate at check out. The final bill was $756.48 above what I'd been told. Understanding it wasn't an exact estimate I find that it was an extreme increase. Basically their intervention saved my dog yet their version of aftercare almost killed him. read more

Front desk staff is a DISASTER, techs are unprofessional and condescending, doctors are gung-ho about crazy amounts of tests and the building is falling apart. WHY would I ever go back?! I only went because the first visit was free - I'd never actually PAY to bring a pet there! read more

I loved Dr. Archer and his staff. My Bella needed FHO surgery at just 11months of age. As a doggie parent knows, we worry about everything. So when the surgeon recommended physical therapy for her I went to find out about it. To be honest I wasn't sure how I was going to feel about it, maybe even a little skeptical. I LOVED everyone. Dr. Archer kept me in the loop with her recovery and actually in less than 5 weeks she's running around in the doggie park and playing with her sister. I can't thank them enough, I would recommend them without hesitation. read more

Dr. Archer is really amazing with my dog and very patient considering how nervous and all over the place my dog gets when he goes to the vet. read more