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    Veterinarian On Wheels

    5.0 (6 reviews)

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    Port Washington Animal Hospital

    Port Washington Animal Hospital

    3.3
    (34 reviews)

    They are the worst ! My nephew adopted a puppy , the puppy the next day was very sick…read more They tried to call the health dept and no answer They tried and tried! They had to take her to emergency! Thank God they did ! She was anemic from spraying her to young Upper respiratory and Gardia ! She could've God Forbid die!! Don't go there!

    Finally! We took the cat Annie to this place where our dog Sandy gets her annual checkup. We've…read moredecided to take the newly adopted cats to this place for their yearly checkups. This is also a place that took care of my rabbit years ago. Annie met Dr. Ezell, who's also Sandy's vet. One thing I like about this place is that we could stay in the same room during the examination. Dr. Ezell has a lot of experience with animals. He knew right away there was something wrong with Annie and what bothered her. It's the hard stool by the rectum that caused her not pooping. He treated Annie thoroughly and also followed up by calling us the next day himself to ask about Annie. It's always good when the doctor is the one who called to follow up because he was the one who treated her. He also returned every phone call when I called with some questions or concerns. Annie turned out to be a healthy cat, only constipation due to a hard stool. She was cured through an enema procedure. Btw, there's nothing wrong with Annie's teeth either. Poor Annie came home looking dizzy from being sedated. However, she's 100% fine and happy and playing again. Poor Jasmine (another cat) looked so confused when Annie was sick. Now they clean each other, chase, love, hate, and fight again, haha! The sign of healthy cats. In a few months, we will return with both cats for their annual checkup. The bill is reasonable here. Annie's X-ray, bloodwork, and enema procedure cost less than a thousand. Yay! Annie's medication is also perfect. It helped soften her stool, and she seemed ok with the taste too. Excellent service by an outstanding professional doctor. Recommended!

    North Shore Animal League America Adoption Center

    North Shore Animal League America Adoption Center

    2.0
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    We had such a wonderful experience adopting Chase through North Shore Animal League. From the…read morebeginning, Sandy and the rest of the staff were kind, patient, and truly cared about making sure the right match was made for both our family and the dogs involved. A special thank you to Sandy who was incredibly supportive throughout the process. She took the time to answer questions, guide introductions with our resident dog, and help us feel comfortable bringing home a rescue dog with anxiety. You can tell they genuinely care about the animals and want every adoption to succeed. Chase is already becoming such a loved part of our family, and we're so grateful for all the help and encouragement we received. Thank you again for everything you do for these animals and families.

    I fostered, then adopted my dog Koda through NSAL, and it's one of the best decisions I've ever…read moremade. Sandra in particular was a standout -- patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in making Koda's transition from shelter to home as smooth as possible. That kind of care and support is hard to find. Koda had been in the shelter for two years and came with anxiety and fearfulness. Watching her open up, play with other dogs, and grow comfortable with new people and places has been one of the most rewarding things I've experienced. The adoption process takes time, so come with patience -- but that's because they care about making the right match, not just a fast one. Koda is now family -- and I couldn't imagine life without her.

    Bond Vet - Roslyn

    Bond Vet - Roslyn

    3.8
    (10 reviews)

    We were referred to this clinic by the Bond Vet near our home in Bayside, and we had a wonderful…read moreexperience. The facility is clean, welcoming, and well maintained. Micah was calm and well behaved throughout his first vet visit, which made the experience even more reassuring. They were able to fit us in for a same-day appointment, and everyone--from the front desk staff to the veterinarian and groomer--was incredibly kind and showed genuine care for Micah. The team was thorough, attentive, and took the time to answer our questions and provide excellent care. We truly appreciated the compassion and professionalism they showed, and we highly recommend this veterinary clinic.

    We brought our 10 year old sheltie mix here on a Saturday at 5:00 p.m., so we did not have a lot of…read moreoptions. He had vomited once during the night and had diarrhea. He would drink but not eat and seemed to be under stress And sluggish. Even though it is supposed to be a walk-in clinic, we had made an appointment and saw Dr. Leung. She was very nice, examined him and gave her advice. We decided on a conservative approach as the options were costly. They whip out a tablet (not unusual) and show you the prices. The least costly was @ $500. Part of this was a probiotic package which was @$50 and had little or no effect. He seemed slightly better on Sunday, but during the night was very sluggish And still would not eat although he was drinking. I emailed them early Monday morning that we were bringing him in, probably for the next treatment, blood tests. We got there a little after opening and there was a closed sign on the door. Someone came out and said they were doing surgery, could not help him and told us to go to the emergency vet, which is probably what we should have done in the first place. I think we were treated very badly. We did go to the emergency vet in Carle Place and our dog seems to be doing better.

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