Such a great Vet - they were patient and gave us plenty of extra time to ask questions as first…read moretime dog owners. My puppy was comfortable throughout and I felt really good about visiting them.

The best rabbit vet in Bergen County and maybe the state…read more Oradell Animal Hospital is ridiculously overpriced. But Englewood Cliffs, although payment is upfront, was willing to help talk everything through with me when I was worried about costs. They were upfront about what costs were even before I made the appointment. Right now, most vets are shut down due to COVID, so we had to wait in the parking lot while Dr. Attanasi took care of Cookie. She took a couple minutes to determine my rabbit had A dislocated hip. Not only did they talk me through the potential cost of a rabbit getting surgery, but they spoke to me about the process of surgery for a rabbit. She doesn't do the orthopedic surgery necessary for Cookie, but she was more than willing to refer us to a pet orthopedic surgeon who DID work on rabbits. Unfortunately, due to COVID and financial issues, I'm not able to afford the surgery. But Dr. Attanasi was understanding and sent us home with pain medications to help ease my bunnies pain. She didn't just look at Cookie's injured hip, but also at the overall health of Cookie. She spoke to me about her history of GI stasis and how it could be caused by her fur (Cookie is part angora/holland lop.) She recommended me to get a furminator and Cookie is now half the size now that all the dead fur is gone! Despite me following the standard recommended diet of a rabbit, Dr. Attanasi told me it seems like my rabbit had several nutrient deficiency due to the dullness of her fur. I changed my bunny to the Oxbow baby pellets she recommended, added more multivitamins, and less than a week later, have been noticing an increase in energy and her fur is shinier! Once this COVID lockdown is over, I will definitely take Cookie back to do a checkup on her hip and her overall health. I've been to 4 rabbit specialists in NJ and one in NYC, but in my opinion, Dr. Attanasi is the most affordable and thorough specialist I've seen.

I brought my dog in while she was sick and I cannot say enough good things about Inwood Animal…read moreClinic. The entire team was attentive, calm, and genuinely caring from the moment we walked in. They took the time to listen, explained everything clearly, and made sure we felt supported throughout the visit. You can tell they truly care about the animals they treat. My dog was handled gently and thoughtfully, and we never felt rushed. It's stressful when your pet isn't feeling well, but they made the experience reassuring and professional.

If you are dealing with a sick or dying dog, have a disability, or rely on a service dog, I would…read morestrongly warn you against using Inwood Animal Clinic. I was a long-time client, and this last experience was disturbing enough that I've ended the relationship completely. In my view, this clinic is very quick to upsell and mark up fees when clients are vulnerable and under time pressure. I came in on 5/5/26 for an international health certificate and USDA endorsement for my psychiatric service dog. I sent all information up front, including that I have a documented disability and a prescription for a psychiatric service dog. Instead of handling that professionally, staff repeatedly talked to me as if I was trying to "game the system," saying things like "when people come, they bring a letter," and pushed back when I tried to preserve some privacy. Once I did provide the letter I had the entire time, the owner's first move was to try to add extra, unrelated services that were not required, and then imply she'd "mark things OK" on the certificate as if she was doing me a favor. The invoice tells its own story: $81 for the exam and $17 for medication, but then $189 for the "International Health Certificate," $238 for "USDA electronic endorsement VEHCS," and another $189 for "USDA Rabies Certificate Endorsement," for a total of $714. USDA's own fee schedule for endorsement is far lower than what they labeled as "USDA" endorsement charges, and they had already added a separate clinic fee for their services. In my opinion, that is an outrageous markup of what are presented as federal endorsement costs, especially when a disabled client is relying on them to follow the rules. The endorsement itself was processed by the USDA the same day it was submitted on 5/5. I did not hear anything from the clinic on 5/6 or 5/7 -- no proactive update, no documents, and no word about the "refund" they had told me I might receive depending on what USDA charged. I had to chase them for basic information and for copies of documents that I needed, regardless of any fee dispute. Only after I escalated did I get a voicemail from the owner claiming they had been "disputing with USDA," which had never been communicated earlier. The office manager also tried to tell me the VEHCS system "asks for a letter" as if that justified their resistance, when in reality the system requires the vet to answer whether the dog is a service animal and what tasks it's trained to do. I've seen the system myself. The way they handled this felt less like a good-faith attempt to follow federal rules and more like protecting their markup. This isn't a one-off. When my previous elderly dog was seen shortly before she passed, I was presented with a workup of bloodwork, X‑rays, and other tests around $1,000, and then given a verbal cancer diagnosis almost immediately after the X‑rays, before blood results could reasonably have been reviewed. I never received a call with those blood results. Even though the same owner accommodated me when I couldn't be present for euthanasia, none of that history translated into any sensitivity or accommodation this time around. To be clear, I'm willing to pay for the actual exam and medication. I've disputed the remaining $616 in certificate/"USDA" charges with my bank and will take it to small claims court if I have to. In my view, this clinic mishandled a straightforward request, overcharged heavily for endorsement-related items, and treated a disabled client as if they were trying to get away with something instead of providing clear, honest service. I've since moved to a different vet who was able to handle the paperwork promptly and transparently. I would recommend anyone with a disability, a service animal, or international travel needs to think very carefully before trusting Inwood Animal Clinic with critical paperwork or relying on them for clear, upfront pricing.

Adam's Animal Care is the best. Adam takes care of my dog and is efficient and gentle! He is always…read moreconsiderate with the situation at hand. He is always very pleasant and a pleasure to work with. Highly recommended!

Adam is amazing with animals. He has a the ability to connect with the pet and is such a calming…read moreinfluence with them. He is great at diagnosing what is going on and deeply cares about getting it right. His house call service is especially helpful, our dog loves visits from Adam and no more pet anxiety having to go to a vet office. When he does need to go to the office, he is much better after seeing Adam. Sometimes I swear the dog prefers him to us!!!

So happy we found this place! They take such good care of our babies (2 cats). The place is covid…read moresafe. Small parking lot but if full we always find parking on the side street. They saved my cat who had cancer due to a bad spay. They were so great throughout the process and understanding. Staff is great and so is the veterinarian and the surgeon. Its cute inside too. Decorative. We referred my sister in law and she is very happy with them to. Very informative, kind, friendly yet professional.

Would give it zero stars if i could TBH. Make no mistake about this place-- they are 100% driven by…read moreone thing only and that's maximizing profits. If you do not have pet insurance be prepared to financially struggle in order to give your pet the care they require. One annual check up visit and poof, 600$ gone just like that. Then they advised me I would need a follow up visit which would include series of tests that would run me up just over 900$. If you live paycheck to paycheck like me; this is devastating. I think to myself "you know what fine, of course im gonna go thru with the treatment, it's my best friend" So i schedule the premium follow up and brace myself for financial turmoil to follow. But then, the morning of the appointment, i woke up extremely sickened with a Covid-19 infection i must've picked up at work. I call this vet to reschedule my appointment as i lay in bed feeling like death. You know what the receptionist said to me?? You ready for this Yelp? "We're going to have to charge you a 150$ cancellation fee" For christs sake. Do yourself and your pet a favor and find a clinic that's driven by helping pets and helping people with financial struggles over MAXIMIZING profits.

My girlfriend and I have been taking our 4 guinea pigs and 2 cats here for almost 3-4 years and I…read morecan honestly say that I can't recall ever having a negative experience here aside from the front desk associates confusing us for a married couple lol Jokes aside, Dr Suss, Dr Gordon and co have always been very insightful and helped in keeping all our animals healthy and I genuinely appreciate all the time and effort taken

One of the best veterinarian offices that I have ever been to. Very friendly staff. More than once…read morethey were able to fit me in. Always treat my pets like their own.

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.

I have been bringing my Chihuahua to Worth Street Vet since 2019, and have nothing but great things…read moreto say. Are they potentially more expensive than others? Perhaps. But the care my dog receives here is top notch. The vets and vet techs have true compassion, the front desk staff is friendly, and I have not had one issue since coming here. My dog is very nervous and even though he isn't a fan of coming, all of the staff ensure that he feels comforted on his visits. I do believe the front desk submits insurance claims for the animal if you carry a policy, but I have always submitted on my own.

finding a good vet is almost a mission for me and VERY HAPPY to found "red roof at Fort Lee animal…read morehospital." Dr. Kim and staff are very friendly and niCe. everything is top-notch. Dr. Kim is very professional and knowledgeable. she is always spending a time to listen, explain every questions what I have. She is truly cares about her patients and their pet parents. also every times when I had an emergency situation, Dr. Kim was always there helped me. Since my senior cats before and two 2yrs young boy cats now, I am very pleased with the personal service and loving care. I would highly recommend to everyone. if you wish to find the perfect vet for your fur baby, this is the BEST place will be! Red Roof vet is amazing and this place is like part of my family!

Racist doctor She wouldn't attend to me because I'm a…read moreperson of color. On top of that she charged me over $800. Her own staff admitted that nothing was done I had to run somewhere else for care. See the attached video Horrible

Outstanding Customer Service Friendly Knowledge Reasonable prices great location.I will definitely…read morebe a repeat customer.

Furry Fiends is fantastic! The owner and staff there are AMAZING; so friendly, helpful, caring, and…read moreknowledgeable about their products. They are great to go to with questions and concerns, and often their solutions are just as helpful as what you might get from your vet, but way cheaper. Not to mention they do free delivery! 100% recommend!

This place is a bunch of blood suckers, way overpriced and dr. sucks. She can't diagnose anything…read morewithout charging you 700.00 .and then want you to come back so they rack you over the coals again, there are way better vets at cheaper prices do your homework.

I've been meaning to share a review about Dr. Han for years now. Dr. Han has been our family's vet…read morefor the past 9 years and we couldn't be more grateful! She looked after our golden retriever and collie/ Australian shepherd mix with such great care, catching cancers early, performing surgeries, and even checking in on them after hours. Though both of our dogs eventually passed, we recently welcomed a new puppy and, of course, returned to Dr. Han. She and her staff are truly the best, and I couldn't recommend them more.

"Cat Castle" does life-saving work for companion animals, work that benefits people and their…read morecommunities, too. They are committed to stopping the cycle of suffering of pets living homeless, on the streets. I have seen them put everything into saving one life then do it again, and again, despite the inevitable disappointments. Sometimes it isn't possible to save them. Because of their growing knowledge and experience, CatCastle is becoming a resource for other rescues/rescuers, especially on newborn kittens. Humane education is another area where they great potential to do a great amount of good.

I'm honored to write the first review for these guys! I found Cat Castle NYC randomly searching…read moreInstagram for adoptables. Why Instagram, rather than the uber-popular, super visible adoption options in the city that come up on Google? Because A. I specifically wanted kittens and the big shelters I went to didn't have any. B. Because all the ultra-cool hip rescue organizations require you to practically sign away your firstborn child in order to adopt. I understand that they want to find the perfect adopter because it's in the best interest of the animal, but I see people bragging about their 2-page essays that accompany their applications because they're such A+ adopters. And hey, just because they want to assign "Exhibit As and Bs photos of their home life," high school English teacher references and SAT add-ons, doesn't mean that should set the standard. Holland from Cat Castle was warm, friendly and helpful when I reached out to her; the friendliest out of EVERY place I had looked into! I told her which kittens I was interested in, filled out the application, and she delivered my sweet boys to my apartment! She even came back to pick them up to take them to get neutered before delivering them back to me! I loved her energy and I love how she and Max have the knowledge to treat some of their rescues in their own home making some vet visits avoidable! While other pet rescues have an almost snooty demeanor about their approval process, I love how down-to-earth Cat Castle is and their non-discriminatory application process. And I'm so happy I was able to support a small, up-and-coming, NYC non-profit that truly cares for animals and wants to match them with potential adopters without being judgy about it. I 100% recommend them to anyone looking to adopt! ^_^