Before handing over your furry friend to get "vaccinated" please make sure and ask what the vets…read moreare going to give your furry animal because in my case they told me they would give my dog his REGULAR NORMAL vaccines as always!! WRONG These people "vaccinated" my dog when I even specifically said I just wanted the normal vaccines he always gets!! I look through the paper work and I see "nasal" bordetella!! I was not told about this until AFTER they finished giving him that "vaccine" because before I let my dog go to get vaccinated they clearly stated it will be all the VACCINES he ALWAYS gets nothing of nasal bordetella was ever mentioned!! Got home and he was feeling terrible!! Throwing up, swollen eyes, hives all over his body, lack of oxygen and he was just so uncomfortable!! If they wanted to give him something "new" they should have ATLEAST asked me or try to recommend it to me so I can further more look into it!! Because he has never felt or looked this way EVER after coming out of this vet.

I have been with Greenwood for many years. I have only had excellent care experiences. I have…read moreworked with every doctor at this point. They all have been incredibly caring. The vet techs are incredible and I adore the front desk staff. I have been to a lot of vets in Brooklyn. I feel like this is the best care my pets have ever received.

I've been going to Heart of Chelsea for almost four years with my dog (since he was an 11-week old…read morepuppy). I've now gone to three of their locations - Chelsea, Park Slope, and most recently Prospect Heights. Everyone is incredibly friendly from the front desk to the techs to the vets. Very clean. Very calm, I never feel rushed. They have great treats so my dog appreciates that. My little guy, a 9 - 10 pound Brussels Griffon, got attacked badly when he was a year old. The emergency vets at Verg did an awesome job, and then when the team at Heart of Chelsea took over with follow up care, they were amazing. When I brought my dog in, multiple doctors came in to see him. They were like, "we heard about the little guy, we are so sorry.... How is he doing? We want to see him." So, I felt very well cared for as it was incredibly stressful and emotionally draining. You really get great service with this company. They also send a lot of follow ups and reminders, and they are very responsive to emails and calls. They are on the slightly more expensive side, but I don't have a lot to compare them too. It seems all the vets in NYC are pricey, but they do have a great team and provide great care.

Dr. Andrew and Sunny are WONDERFUL! I feel like they're really thorough, and they care about your…read morepets. My dog had a great experience here. I didn't feel like they were just trying to rush us through. I also really appreciate the follow up call but their wellness exam is $170 and my previous vet in Boreum Hill is about $125ish. I really want to switch permanently to heart of Chelsea but ~$50 is pretty substantial :(

Nothing but good experiences with the staff and the doctors here. recommended by friends with a…read moredog. They have taken good care of our 2 elderly cats.

It is unfortunate that one is the lowest star available. Dr. Karthika Parvarthy's lack of…read moreknowledge, care and lazy attitude led to my 3 year old dog's untimely death. She didn't take my concerns seriously and prescribed medication for a 'mystery illness'. It became obvious that she wasn't interested in finding the root cause of my dog's symptoms. I was forced to go to my local emergency room for a thorough evaluation and X-rays, which led to a severe IVDD diagnosis and immediate action to save my dog's life. He unfortunately passed within a week. Even more shocking was clinic owner's Dr. Eric Maddon's response to my concerns throughout the ordeal with his staff, including front desk workers that frequently missed morning calls because they could not get to work on time. Over the course of 3 years, my dog was regularly seen by Dr. Maddon for his routine wellness appointments and international travel preparations. I personally informed him that my dog passed. He never offered any condolences. If love your pet, please go elsewhere.

I have to echo the sentiments of the first reviewer here; Dr. V is fantastic…read more I've been living in the area for about 18 months now, and previously lived in Manhattan where we had a longstanding relationship with another vet whom we were extremely fond of. It was difficult to move away from him, not knowing what or who we'd end up with for our dog in the new neighborhood. Due to proximity more than anything, we decided to give Park Slope Vet Care a chance. After an initial visit with Dr. Maddon, I wasn't sure this was the right place for us. However, after reading so many positive reviews about Dr. Vinitsky, I decided to give them another try and see her on the second visit. What a difference! So glad I gave them another shot. Dr. V is compassionate, humble, intuitive, honest, easy to relate to, and most importantly, she is not an interventionist. She takes a well-balanced approach, weighing different options, and typically favors a less invasive or disruptive care regimen than just prescribing something, ordering test after test, or worse, insinuating that a procedure is indicated. In general, I like her gentle, no-nonsense approach and her courteous and friendly manner. Dr. V is a pleasure and makes going to the vet about as comfortable an experience as it can be. My dog likes her, too!

Love her. She's everything you want in a doctor of any kind - competent, unpretentious,…read morestraightforward, attentive, and compassionate. This place ain't cheap, but she makes it well worth it. We had a cat who was the sweetest of the 3 at home, but a complete monster at the vet's. (We switched from a far more convenient vet because they were so impatient with this cat. [My client's are frustrating, too, but I manage to refrain from being nasty to them.]) She needed sub-q, and the whole thing was traumatic for all. The understanding Dr. Vinitsky showed her and us was, like I said, exactly what you'd want from any doctor. Honestly can't think of any disappointments we've had with her. We've been taking our cats there for about 6 or 7 years now.

My son took us here as the vet care in Manhattan was to much for to little care Prices are much…read moremore reasonable Staff are all so nice & caring You get everything included in the cost, care, test's, & medication if needed I have 2 cats my son has 3 & we're very happy with the service

Quick, responsive, knowledgeable and understanding. I brought in my cats and they needed…read moreextractions. Most affordable you're going to find in the city!

In a neighborhood as charming as Brooklyn Heights, this vet exceeds expectations. Let me tell you…read morewhy. 1. The curb appeal of this vet is so cute. It adds to the charm of the neighborhood. They always decorate for holidays, and I especially love the giant skeleton they have at Halloween. Plus, we always have cute dogs hanging out at that corner. 2. I love that we have a privately owned, neighborhood vet in Brooklyn Heights. I was expecting the staff to be compassionate and helpful, and they were beyond nice. The inside is very cozy, but the patient rooms look modern and clean. 3. Brooklyn Heights is fancy, so I wasn't sure what to expect when it came to the bill. My dog Jeffrey had to renew all his annual vaccinations plus his three-year vaccinations. He had a full wellness check, including bloodwork and a fecal test. He had the works. It was expensive, but not unreasonable. Across all 5 vaccines and testing, it was maybe $100 more compared to prices at our last VCA vet in Boerum Hill. I was expecting more TBH. They also swabbed Jeffrey's ear to check for bacteria, and I did not see this on our bill. Thank you for that, Dr Chan! 4. I had read some reviews of people complaining about how the staff was difficult when asked for price breakdowns. I DID ask, and they were so kind. They really went out of their way to explain everything to me before I was charged or any procedures/testing had been done. If you had any questions or concerns with pricing, I would not hesitate to ask their staff, as they could not have been more accommodating. 5. Dr. Chan and her assistant (I'm looking for her name!) really went out of their way to adore Jeffrey. They were so sweet with him, and kept mentioning how cute and perfect he was (WHICH HE IS) and no parent gets tired of hearing how wonderful their child is.

Dr. Thompson has been wonderful with our rescue dog Rupert. She's helped us assess his age, breed…read moremix, keep up to date on his vaccinations and ongoing health advice for bumps, bruises and cuts as well as heart worms and tick prevention. She's the best of the best and helped many of my friends cats and dogs with a variety of issues including surgeries. The facilities are state of the art and staff are friendly and professional. They also have great recommendations for food, snacks, local grooming and everything pet health related. So happy to find this amazing team.

Bond Vet never seems to disappoint. I had to bring my cat in for a quick check-up after noticing…read moreshe was acting a bit out of the ordinary. My usual location was fully booked, so I decided to try the Park Slope location since they had a few available appointments. It was my first time visiting this location. The layout is a bit different from the other locations, but I found it very cozy and welcoming. The staff were friendly as always, and for a Saturday afternoon, the clinic was quite busy but still well organized. Felicia, the veterinary assistant, and Dr. Caldwell were both amazing kind, attentive, and patient. My tortie was a little shy and stressed, but I knew she was in good hands. I'll definitely be coming back to this location. I really liked it.

These people are absolutely twisted. They cost an absolute fortune compared with a normal vet. They…read moreare owned and run by venture capitalist d bags. These jerks told my current gf I was rude to their staff and that they banned me for life. I remember the incident - my ex made an appointment for my dog - didn't tell me - and then someone named rainbow from their office told me they were charging me $75. I completely lost it and yelled at the girl - accused her of being a pick pocket and may have cursed her out a little over TEXT wasn't even an actual confrontation. They banned me for life from every location ! In a way it's impressive cause they were standing up for their staff - she since got fired. She was rude. I looked deeper ... they are not good to their staff though. When I asked about getting my dog treatment with another person they refused completely. That's rude and unnecessary. They told me all about the "incident" even though they didn't know who I was - didn't ask for ID. What a joke. They expanded too fast as an organization and want you to be on the hook to pay their bills. Stay out of bond ! They suck. How could you refuse service to this guy? I'm Over it .... You should be too.

It is really expensive here. We paid $591.45 for a concern we had about our cat vomiting often…read more They didn't try to upsell us but gave us options. They were so warm about switching an appointment I mistakenly made in a different borough. I chose this place due to the reviews and due to how easy it was to find a place that's convenient to us both time wise and location wise. Our cat likes the free treats provided for cats and dogs. On another note, I learned scheduled visits are $130 and walk ins are $150. This was the breakdown: Examination and Consultation: $130.00 Labwork - Senior Screen Select: $330.00 Medical Waste Disposal Fee: $3.95 Cystocentesis (Sterile Urine Collection): $85.00 Nail Trim: $42.50

Dr. Daniel Bloomfield caused my senior frail cat unnecessary distress, exhaustion and…read moredisorientation. He harmed her by treating her for a symptom that was-not-my chief complaint, was not anywhere at the top of my very pressing and clearly expressed concerns. Dr. Bloomfield gave my cat an injection today for a symptom that was not even present, despite the fact that I texted, emailed, and verbalized my chief complaint & worrisome concerns to both to Bond Vet and directly to Dr. Bloomfield. My little cat is experiencing GI sensitivity. Over the past 2 days she's come very close to not-eating-at-all-for-24-hours, is sleeping a bit more than usual and is showing a near total DISINTEREST in eating. My little Missy is less than 5 pounds. She's very tiny & adorable, but also very frail (experiencing weight lost and near her complete limits). I was told by Dr. Bloomfield (and confirmed by his assistant) that Cerenia was an appetite inducing stimulant (and if it worked as hoped), would last for 24 hours. Seeing the lethargic, disoriented condition of Little Missy, I Googled Cerenia. It is NOT an appetite stimulant, it's PAINFUL (upon injection), causes LETHARGY and Disorientation. Why did my little Missy need this? Let alone Dr. Daniel Bloomfield did not handle Little Missy's body with compassion and respect; treated her tail like it was a handle (literally tugged on her tail) during the exam to get a look at her tush; not aggressively, yet, absolutely-not-gently. His "consult" was very fatalistic, he ignored my concerns, ignored my cat's smaller symptoms that -are- treatable to improve the quality of her life & instead was hyper-focused on her senior age. Both his dismissive and inattentive behavior during the consult and the Cerenia shot were harmful. Dr. Bloomfield caused Missy distress, sedation and disorientation. He worsened the very symptoms we came to him to address (with an extra "side" of disorientation that Missy did-not-have prior to his "treatment").