I found NRAH on Yelp about a year and a half ago. Thank goodness I did! I just got my dog Rosie…read morelast summer, she's been a great addition to my family. For any and everything I need for here, Dr. Schwartzreich and his team have been amazing. This season is the first time she's every been sick, and Rosie had a terrible sounding cough. Her cough started right after bringing her home from a quick tech visit that same morning. I gave NRAH a call, and they asked "How fast can you get here?" No hesitation whatsoever! My pup is fine, always anxious when she's at the vet haha but that's how I feel when I have to go to the doctor so that's normal. Hopefully I won't have to come back until her next check up. Thanks as always :)

I've been bringing my dog, Bear, to Dr Schwartzreich at New Rochelle Animal Hospital for over 3…read moreyears now, and I can't say enough good things about him and his staff. They are amazing on every level--professional, compassionate, and truly dedicated to their patients. Bear is there often due to his allergies, and every single time he goes, he's excited to see everyone. They treat him like one of their own, and that level of care means the world to me. Dr Schwartzreich even replies to my emails after hours and always takes the time to explain things clearly so I fully understand. It's such a bonus to have such a great veterinary practice so close to home. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a vet who genuinely cares.

Dr jakarta and his office staff were wonderful to me and my cat, Magnolia when she had an injury to…read moreher paw. They were very attentive, compassionate and gentle. I would highly recommend this Veterinarian group for all your pets needs.

This is by far the best vet I've ever been to! From the vet to his entire team, the level of care,…read morecompassion, and expertise everyone has is beyond stellar! I've been bringing both of my cats here for a few years now and I've only had positive experiences.

Staff is very friendly. Prices are good. When my Yorkie needed surgery they were amazing. They made…read morethe process easy and my pup came home pain free.

The veterinarian I saw was knowledgeable and caring, and I was happy with the medical care my dog…read morereceived. Unfortunately, my experience with the office staff and medication management was much different. Messages often went unanswered, prescription approvals took days, and this happened more than once. Despite ordering my dog's heart medication before he ran out, I ended up having to purchase additional pills out of pocket from the office to avoid a lapse in medication while waiting for approvals. For routine medications, especially those that are critical, communication and timely processing are just as important as the medical care itself. I hope the practice improves this aspect of their service.

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I can't thank Dr. Fullerton and the whole LAH team enough for the amazing care they gave my dog…read morefrom the time he was a puppy all the way through his senior years. He went through so much over his 17+ years--epilepsy, injuries, viruses, even a serious eye injury that had us coming in every day for months--and everyone there was always so kind, patient, and professional. They treated him like family and always took the time to explain what was going on and make sure we both felt okay. Losing him has been really hard, but it's comforting to know he was looked after by such dedicated, caring people. I'm so grateful for everything they did for him (and for me).

Worth Street Vet is an outstanding center. I bring both my dog and my cat and see Dr. Green, who…read moreis just a great vet. Today, I had a phone interaction with Dr. Karachun, a vet covering for Dr. Green as Mondays are his day off. She was awesome! She gave me her full attention and time, and answered all my ridiculous questions with such professionalism and kindness. Just wonderful to meet a new doctor on the team who is fantastic! Patricia Phillips

I love my dog and so rue the day I agreed to bring her here for what is tantamount to an…read moreevisceration to remove a BUCKETFUL of stones from her bladder (cystotomy). Although I am a physician I am not familiar with this procedure in canines, but apparently open incisions are used to cut into the bladder for stone removal. My. Baby girl was discharged in howling pain, which was traumatic for my sister who had retrieved her. She had to return her to demand appropriate pain management for the dog as she was only given gabapentin and Rimadyl (doggie Advil). Even women who have cesarean sections are given strong analgesia for at least 3 days postoperatively. My baby suffered for days. I called the office the following day to get information regarding her diet going forward, as bladder stones can definitely recur. Not only was I not given any information, but I was merely switched to another person who just asked for my financials to make payment for the "extra (much needed) meds." I was given a generic receipt, so my insurance denied the payment, and I was NEVER given the invoice for the surgery, which was almost 3k and paid in full up front. I sent an email requesting the invoice, and to date they refused to respond, so I will not be able to submit for the reimbursement. When my son called the office he was told that they "didn't know" about the insurance- even though it is on file. Although they claim they will submit, I don't have much faith that they will. Further, why was this not handled from the beginning before they tortured my baby? If a human patient is treated this way there are patient advocates & lawyers promptly involved. I guess things are different in Veterinary Medicine.... But animals deserve compassionate care, too. Some people love their pets more than their spouses. In addition, pet parents should be counseled regarding the operative course, what to expect, and how to manage their pets post-operatively at home. My family, and especially my dog, were traumatized by this experience. This vet got good reviews on Yelp for some reason; maybe they are acceptable for routine well care visits and minor illnesses. But if you have a pet with serious illness or require invasive or surgical intervention I encourage you to seek another Veterinary practice.

Nearly killed my dog during a boarding due to gross incompetence and they have the nerve to demand…read morepayment 5 months later after not a single collection request. SHUT THIS SHITHOLE DOWN! In response to the owner: Mamaroneck Veterinary Hospital & the Pet Resort Correct. You paid for the emergency services since you allowed an untrained employee to handle the dangerous police dog that resulted in my dog nearly getting killed. Now months later, after no contact, you are asking for payment and threatening to send it to collections. You also blocked me on Instagram simply for raising concerns about the safety of your facility. Feel free to call me 9142278718

Dr. K is AMAZING! But I am sad to say I will no longer be attending this practice. Twice my dog was…read moregiven the wrong medicine. First time it was for a completely different dog. More recently they gave the correct medication, but for the wrong weight of dog. Either time, front staff barely offered apologies. Additionally the front staff is NOT that friendly. Seems like most are not the in business of wanting to help people. They always have an attitude and annoyed when you approach the desk. I'm sad to leave this practice as I love the doctor and all the vet techs have always been so great with my dog.

Amazing staff. Well trained, super professional. Every animal (and their family) is made to feel…read morespecial. I was blown away by their follow-up when our dog became increasingly ill from kidney disease. I don't know what we would have done without their careful guidance.

They provide expert care for my doggy daughter, Madison, which is beyond wonderful. Words are not…read moreenough to express my immense gratitude for this hospital. The staff and the Vets are all superb!

I've been dealing with this shelter before it became the Humane Society of Westchester. I've…read moreadopted 2 senior dogs, fostered kittens, bottle babies and a dog. I always had a contact number in case something happened and I needed to speak to someone no matter the time or day. The shelter is always clean and the animals are well cared for. I never seen any animal in the shelter that was uncared for. Their adoption form shows you that they care who adopts their animals. The employees are professional, friendly, understanding and caring. Tiffany the manager is the person I've been dealing with for many years and I never had a complaint about her. She's sincere about her job. The manager before her wasn't alway pleasant but she did care for the animals. Beverly the lady that answers the phone has always been professional. I will continue to bring my TNR cats to the shelter. That project is a great help to keep the kitten population down. It's worth the money. I read some negative reviews and just want to say don't always let them influence you.

Thank you to everyone I. This wonderful place…read more When I saw her picture posted on your instagram, I fell in love with her. I filled out the application which was easy to fill out and added the vets that my loving babies go to. I called up after filling out the application and I set up an appointment and when I got there they handed her to me and I cried. She was a tiny precious little girl. She had so much sass and was so confident. And now, six months later, she's even more amazing. Thank you for taking such good care of her and giving her the confidence boost that she needed. I highly recommend the Humane Society of Westchester. Give Blue a big kiss from me.

Fantastic, congenial staff that did well in conveying their affection for our little, sickly…read morehamster. When the time inevitably comes for our return, you could bet that we'll do it comfortably and eagerly. Thank you for having done your best to treat our Lemon. Kindly, Peter & Emma

Visiting the area when my 8 year old dog started limping. This had happened Year or so back, my…read morelocal vet treated him with a simple anti inflammatory. Since I wasn't returning home for four days I called my vet and asked that they forward a prescription for the medication that worked successfully. I spoke to my vet and she had the prescription immediately submitted to Dr Katz, my daughter's vet, After spending 40 minutes on hold, I was told Dr Katz would not honor the request. So my dog will spend the weekend in pain because Dr Katz only cared about getting paid for an office visit. I've never used Katz before so I can't speak to his talent, but I don't think much of his compassion or professionalism.

Dr. Howell is the kindest, most down-to-earth vet I've ever encountered. We brought our pets to him…read morefor the last ten years, and he compassionately walked us through some very rough times with our dogs. I've always appreciated his realistic (but patient and caring) style. Yes, there was often a wait/delay with appointment times, but it was because he took time and care with each and every person and pet. Dr. Howell is the best veterinarian-- hands down. Wish there were more like him out there.

Be very careful with this place. My friend took her dog there a few months ago because another vet…read moresent her there because the dog had thrown up a rubber glove she had swallowed and was lethargic and not eating or drinking.so my friend took their dog to Yonker Animal Hospital as recommended and It was determined she had pancreatitis and diabetes. She had to stay there for two days for IV fluids, tubes in her nose and tests which totaled $8K. The Vets had are in serious condition and said her only chance was her staying there for days for treatment. When the owners of the dog informed the vet there that they couldn't afford to leave her there any longer, they recommended putting her down.They even told them that the dog was close to 10 years old when the owner knew for a fact she was only 6 years old. My friend had documents from when she was a puppy in 2020. The vets also wanted us to take here to a specialist claiming she might have cancer in her nose because she was breathing heavily. This was all too much, so my friends went there that evening ready ,but devastated, to put her to sleep. When they arrived, the owners noticed that their dog seemed a bit tired, but not on death's door as the vet had indicated. They decided to take her home against the vet's recommendations. They recommended leaving her there for more testing or putting her down. The owner nevertheless decided to take her home and see how she does for a couple of days. However, their dog needed Insulin which is very difficult to obtain quickly. The vet there gave her enough insulin for a couple of days when they checked her out, but the quickest we could get the additional veils needed was about a week. what they gave us would not last until then. They refused to sell us more. We were all terrified the dog would go into diabetic shock as a result. I had to get on the-phone and call every vet I knew to see if they had some of the needed insulin in stock and none did. The dog's owners placed an order with Chewy.com, immediately but it was a weekend so it would be several days before it would arrive and we only had enough insulin for another two days. When I called Yonkers Animal Hospital and told them we were not having success obtaining the insulin quickly from anywhere else, they continued to refuse to sell us enough to hold the dog over. To repeat, this is after spending over $8,000 in two days there! Desperate, they rationed the insulin giving her half the dose. I once again called Yonkers Animal Hospital and spoke to several nurses and couple of vets as shifts changed and, AGAIN, even though they had the needed Insulin in stock, they REFUSED to sell to us to keep the dog alive insisting that they couldn't. It may not be the case, but It sure as hell felt like they were punishing the owners for not leaving the dog there for them to milk us for thousands of dollars more. Finally, as the last of the insulin was about to run out, I got another vet at Yonkers Animal Hospital on the phone, I wish I remembered her name, and after begging her, she agreed to sell us enough for a few more days until the"Chewy" order arrived. To make a long story short, the dog, who was MINUTES away from being put down at the recommendation of this Animal Hospital is thriving. She gets regular insulin injections and is eating, drinking and even PLAYING normally.She looks GREAT! a couple of days after this ordeal, The owner took her to a vet I recommended who ran tests and saw NOTHING life threatening. Just needed the insulin and some antibiotics fora nasal infection. This may not be the norm for this hospital, but I thought it important to tell this story so that pet owners that read this are cautious when taking their pets there. It was an incredibly stressful and almost DEADLY & DEVASTATING experience.