Elizabeth MedIna Maya…read more · 3 seconds ago Dr Eitan is the #1 vet care in upstate NY. He goes far and beyond to help us for our pets. I have permanent disability and he always comes home for all my pet care. He saved my 20 year old Milo our 4th cat. He brought him to surgery for his needs. My shitzu-poodle just loves him when he see her too. He is more then family and only trust him for my babies. I found a treasure and recommend 100% of his service to everyone. We Love YOU!

Dr. Eitan Houri is simply the best vet I've ever been too, even the pets know it. He handles your…read morepet with love and is not a greedy, money grubbing doctor. My pet cat calmly left his office and did not seem sad, anxious or in pain. I love this guy and would recommend him in a flash. May God bless him for helping families get the care they need for their beloved pets.

I had a wonderful recent visit after which I felt the need to update my review. I was very…read moreconcerned about my senior dog's lump and was immediately accommodated to have the doctor look at it. She quickly ascertained that these lumps (due to fatty deposits) are common in older dogs, which was a great relief for which I wasn't overcharged! Beyond that, the good doctor and her personable staff are very helpful, gentle, and patient with my somewhat skittish, rescue dog (who has calmed down enough so that she no longer needs a muzzle). Unlike another local vet, I am also allowed to stay with her throughout the examination, and that gives me immense peace of mind. Highly recommended!

Great experiences with this vetinary practice. Extremely knowledgeable, compassionate ,…read moreprofessional and very fair in price. I've been bringing my animals there for 26 years.

Dr. Quick and his staff have always gone out of their way to care for our Snowflake, Gato and…read more"Kitten." His staff is well-trained and compassionate. Dr. Quick himself has gone above and beyond the call of duty. One late night Snowflake began to bleed from someplace where she should not have been bleeding and I called Dr. Quick. The answering service passed the message onto him and he called us back immediately. As it turns out, he was within minutes of arriving home over an hour away and in spite of that, he turned around and sped back to meet us at the office. He took care of Snowflake. If that isn't dedication, then I don't know what is. Even off-duty, he acts as if he is on-duty. One time we were in a local market shopping and passed him and his family. One of our pets was having an issue earlier that week which he was made aware of. So, there in the market, on his personal time, he starts inquiring as to the status of our little beastie to make sure he was alright. Dr. Quick is one of those doctors who looks upon his patients as if they were his children, I think, based on how he has interacted with our pets AND he truly cares about all animals. I can't count the number of times he has taken in strays, injured animals off the street, dropped off by concerned citizens, etc, and nursed them back to health, sometimes asking for help but always bringing the animals back to health if possible. What sort of doctor does that? A REAL DOCTOR. And there you have it. I am sure there are other caring vets in the area but as for me and my wife, we would not trust out little Snowflake, our Gato or our "Kitten" with any other doctor.

I'm surprised this place is still open I brought my cat there when I first moved upstate The…read morebuilding in Monticello was run down and I got the impression the doctor did not know what he was doing I would not bring my animals there ever again I use Catskill Veterinary Services they are the best and also a teaching hospital

We adopted our puppy from here at 11 weeks. She had been brought up from a kill shelter down south…read morewith her brother and had been with them for about 2 weeks prior to adoption. They did a wonderful job with socializing her and starting her off on training. The facility itself is beautiful. It's very clean and well staffed. We were able to spend time with different puppies out in the main area, which gave us the chance to see how they did with other dogs, people, etc. We probably spent two hours there and never felt rushed into making a decision. Highly recommend!

Awesome experience. We adopted 2 brothers. Brianna was helpful and available to answer any question…read moreI had. The staff was very friendly and attentive. This is the place to go to adopt some awesome pets

I have adopted two of my animals from the Sullivan County SPCA! A few years back the Spca didn't…read morehave a very good reputation, but it is turned around and the employees and the board have really made this place a total success! Since January 20 23, they've taken in close to 400 local dogs that were either lost or needed placement into new homes due to circumstances beyond their control. The local SPCA is not associated with the ASPCA, but they are a small nonprofit that depends on funding from communities to keep the doors open and keep the employees paid to continue rescuing and saving and placing puppies and dogs into their forever homes.. the new board and all of the employees give a warm welcome to people coming in and take care of all the animals that are in the shelter as if they were their own. It's a beautiful facility and they do different charity events to help. Keep those doors open. The dogs that I adopted are the most perfect pups in the whole wide world and I may be a little bit biased because I love them so much. When my cat died, the Spca helped me with getting him cremated and we're so caring which really warmed my heart.

Always clean with friendly staff and tons of puppies . I donate food and linens there and get to…read moresee the staff interact with the animals. There's a lot of tail wagging going on

Kelly and her husband are awesome breeders and great people. I will not hesitate to recommend them…read moreto all my friends as her dogs are superb. She is dedicated to her dogs and treat them like family, which translates to a beautiful, loving and loyal dog and family member. God Bless all you do Kelly and thank you!

We stopped by on the way to a local event and saw how loved and loving the animals are. The owner…read moreis friendly, open and clearly takes pride in his dogs and other animals.

Our cat got into a fight and wound up with a cut on the side of his nose. It turned into a very…read moreswollen abscess and within an afternoon one of his eyes was almost completely covered by the swelling. Our daughter had the car, so I called Dr. Barbara MacMullan and she came over after she was done working her day job, at a local Vet's office. For $50 she did a full exam, weighed our cat, clipped his nails, examined his ears, eyes and mouth and talked to us at length about the options. We didn't want to lance the abscess because it was so close to the eye, so she prescribed amoxicillin. Two days later our cat was on the mend. We didn't have to take him anywhere! No stress. And a $10 savings from going to the Vet. A Vet who makes house calls is great. A Vet who makes thorough house calls and follows up is amazing. And Dr. MacMullan definitely falls into the latter category. :)

From the owner: Dr. MacMullen is dedicated to providing compassionate, high quality veterinary care to any of your…read moreDogs and Cats family members.With the same professional standards as a standard practice, Dr. MacMullen will assess and meet your pet's individual medical needs in the convenience of your home. Serving all of Ulster County in New York, my concierge services enable regular, routine veterinary care without the hassle and stress of putting your loved one into a carrier or just a car. I provide both convenience and comfort by coming to your house. Travel stress is a thing of the past. I provide compassionate in-home euthanasia.

I struggled with the decision to leave my two poodles at a kennel for the first time this year…read more In the past I only had one poodle, a mini and I always left him with family. Last year I bought another poodle, this time a toy. Since I had two dogs now I wanted to change it up and leave them somewhere different so they could interact with other dogs. I shopped around and found Rutgers Creek. I went out to basically interview the place because I would never leave my dogs with anyone I felt was sketchy. When I got there I met Steve, the owner and Stephanie, his staff. I was able to look around and check out where they would be sleeping, eating and playing. The first thing I noticed is the sleeping area was very clean, This is major to me. My dogs are not only my pets but they are family. They were very professional and made me feel like my babies would be taken very good care of. I only left them there for half of our vacation and had a family member pick them up after a few days. When they were picked up they were clean, did not smell like they've been soaked in urine which I heard from friends who used other kennels, and they were exhausted from all the excitement. I've only boarded them once but because of the positive experience we had here I will definitely bring them back.

They take excellent care of my fraidy-cat dog!! Thanks. And he always comes home happy.read more

Hello! I am the new owner of Shampoochie. My name is Aleksandra and together with my husband Alex,…read morewe took over in 2024. We are so excited and grateful to get to know you and your pup. If you've been to our salon prior to our ownership, please know we would love to welcome you back with a discounted (ask us for the Yelp discount!) service. We are animal lovers and owners ourselves. We have two human children and two dog babies (so far!). We treat every dog that comes to our salon as our own and approach every animal gently. We offer bathing and grooming services as well as daycare and training coming soon. We cannot wait to meet you!

The owner is very friendly And efficient They take their time grooming your dog . It's a clean…read moreplace

Attentive, loving environment, emphasis on safe play in the Doggy Daycare…read more My dogs are very active, 15 months old half German Shepherd and one half Husky. At home when they are bored they eat my furniture, sending stuffing everywhere. They dig holes in the wall-to-wall carpet, take bath towels of the rods and rip holes in them playing tug of war. And they are bored all the time. I have crates and they spent hours in them but it broke my heart to cage them so much. I had to, unless they are being watched, they are about destroying our shoes. We have replaced more than $1,000 in shoes because of our puppies. When I broke my focus five minutes to read my newspaper, they quickly went upstairs and started to destroy expensive furniture. I have worked with two good professional dog trainers, Jim Epperly and Steve Patch. Both said that my young dogs need more exercise. Jim Epperly specifically added that socializing with other dogs would help. Jim also found that the dog treats I was giving t hem were high in sugar. I tried our local Dog Park, but it was dangerous for my puppies, as a man brought a mean big dog there who was so bad everyone else called their dogs and left. One of them telling me to do the same, which I did. A friend of my husband that we had dinner with told me about Elizabeth Wood's Dog Obedience Group, and how being in Doggy Daycare was a joy to her little poodle. That he came home happy and calm. Marion said that Elizabeth is a "my way or the highway" on safety rules, and dogs are indeed, safe in her care. To try her for my dogs. I'm so glad I did! My two dogs are so different now, after just one week! Even after the first day, there was a transformation. They are no longer destroying my home. They are easy to walk. The two dog trainers were right. My dogs needed lots of exercise and to socialize with other dogs. They get both at the Dog Obedience Group. First, before acceptance into her Dog Daycare, each of my dogs went through an extensive interview process as individuals. Then she put them in one of the play areas, and carefully introduced them to one dog. After watching the interaction very carefully, Elizabeth introduced another dog. There was no hurry. Each introduction was allowed as much time as necessary for acceptance. More dogs followed, sometimes in twos and threes, until the ultimate play group was formed. Elizabeth kept the play group under observation during the entire session. My dogs played and played, hearts full of joy, bouncing in the air, sometimes running with other curly tailed sled dogs that looked just like them, other times playing with poodles or very small dogs. When I took them home, they were exhausted. When I took them for a walk, they were calm and not pulling. My bath towels were safe. They finally had had a chance to burn off all that energy, mentally and physically. The second day, Elizabeth showed me that Yuri had already learned the first lesson that she teaches all dogs under her care: come when called. She called "Yuri" and he, who was at the far end of the playground, dropped everything to instantly bolt up to her, stopping at her feet in a sit position. Elizabeth then called dog after dog, by name, individually, and showed me that they all obey her, just like that, coming when their name is called, without hesitation. This is good for the safety of every dog. She has a rare and special talent for communication with dogs. Now that I and my dogs have experienced her place for a week, and it has been so positive for us, I believe that those negative reviewers just didn't understand that their dogs failed that initial individual interview. Reading reviews carefully, now that I and my dogs have had our own experiences, I realize that if the dog might be a danger to other dogs, it never was allowed past that first interview with Elizabeth. The reviewer never mentioned their dog meeting other dogs, because it did not get that far. If the dog is untrustworthy, it will not pass the first interview. Those negative reviewers must not have realized that an interview was taking place. They are upset at the assessment of their dog being negative. If a dog is not well fed, has untrimmed nails, fleas, is not under control with a simple chain collar and leash, these are symptoms of well being that affect behavior. This assessment is for the safety of all dogs in the group. Elizabeth will only allow dogs to join her dog learning and playing community that have a gentle, trainable temperament. My dogs are healthier, with softer coats, than they have ever been, following Elizabeth's nutrition guidence. They are calmer, less needy, and better company now that they have hours of play and friendships with other dogs. I recommend Dog Obedience Group and Elizabeth Woods.

After reading the reviews from dissatisfied customers, I've realized that Elizabeth's behavior and…read morelack of respect for others is a recurring issue. Elizabeth has gone so far as to publicly attack my relationship, using hate speech and displaying anger management issues. It comes as no surprise that someone who treats others like this would have little care for animals. I have included two screenshots from social media that display a level of ignorance that is sadly all too common these days. The first is Elizabeth's unprompted attack on my relationship in which she calls my partner and me "FREAKS" and "DISGUSTING". The second is my message to Elizabeth attempting to deescalate the situation she created. I was promptly blocked and it appears that the comments were deleted. I do not recommend Elizabeth for any services, much less those which deal in behavior correction.