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    Cornell Small Animal Community Practice

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine - Our beloved Nema

    Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

    (55 reviews)

    I had my dog in to Cornell Dental for removal of two separate distal root pieces her general…read moreveterinarian couldn't removal while extracting two fractured teeth. My dog had been in a lot of pain for months. Cornell Dental was able to get her in ahead of schedule and remove the root tips the next day, giving my dog immediate relief. Dr. McComb kept me posted throughout surgery and followed up with a call at home. He's a gem!

    I regret taking my sweet cat to Cornell. I believe if I had gone to Buffalo or Syracuse from the…read morebeginning she would still be alive. If you are assigned Dr. Alexandra Yiambilis, a first year vet resident, ask for another resident vet or to speak with the Attending vet. After reading other reviews, they push euthanasia without trying other options. Alexandra Yiambilis (who I do not consider a vet doctor or a human being) lied to me and to the team taking care of my sweet cat and pushed for euthanasia on the phone even before I met her. When I first spoke with her on the phone and asked how my cat was doing and if her diarrhea was better, she barked back, "I don't care about your cat's diarrhea." I should have known something was wrong with her then and that she didn't care about my sweet cat or me. She had an agenda from the beginning and lied to achieve it. I saw no other vet doctors besides Alexandra Yiambilis and she just graduated from vet school. She was cold, cruel, and lacked any empathy. She mentioned she puts all her animals down when the time comes. She could have not been more than 25-26 years old. I mourn every day since my sweet cat's passing. My sweet girl was sick with lymphoma. I did not care about the money. Alexandra Yiambilis mentioned in her cruel tone, "No one else is going to help you" and "I'm not going to do anything else for your cat." Alexandra Yiambilis said I was wasting resources on my cat and the first time I met her (she never introduced herself), she wanted to quantify ever bit of treatment given (e.g., "A blood transfusion would be waste of resources for your cat."). She was talking about my beloved cat. She didn't realize IV fluids could affect a red blood cell count and diagnosed a seizure that never happened. I know everyone has to learn in a profession, but unfortunately Alexandra Yiambilis is allowed to run unchecked with her cruelty, condescension, and poor diagnostic skills. I am saddened that my sweet cat was taken from me by this cruel individual Alexandra Yiambilis. Alexandra Yiambilis obviously went into the wrong profession. Pursuing treatment would have not killed my cat because she was a strong girl. Lack of proper treatment and care and compassion killed my cat. Nothing can take back the cruelty given to my cat and me by Alexandra Yiambilis. And nothing will bring her back.

    Briar Patch Veterinary Hospital

    Briar Patch Veterinary Hospital

    (29 reviews)

    Took my canine here back in January for a chronic cough, and Dr. Ingrid Rhinehart had diagnosed him…read morewith a collapsing trachea. He passed away in March from congestive heart failure. I realize while some symptoms can have overlapping similarities, I can't help but consider if we had caught it in time, the correct diagnosis, my beloved Yorkie would have made it. It seems like the underlying theme for this establishment, along with just about everything else here in this area, is severely inadequate..

    SCAM SCAM SCAM DO NOT GO HERE EVER…read more I brought in my cat who was 16 and dying. First, they tell me my cat bit a nurse so I'll be contacted by the health department. They insist I should put her down. She was so close to death I wanted her to pass at home where she's comfortable, not scared to death in a sterile environment. I ask about cremation. They tell me if I want the ashes back it's $600. I quickly learn that the local animal hospital charges $120. My cat died peacefully the next morning in her bed. They also convinced me in my grief to buy a $75 medication that may get her to eat again. This cat was done eating. Then, not the health dept, but a coworker reaches out to me, I tell him all of the above, and I add that I cannot understand how your nurse was surprised that a sick dying scared cat bit her, my cat doesn't have rabies, and stop contacting me. This place also about 3 years ago saw My cat, said she had asthma, and gave me the shadiest instructions to contact a Canadian 3rd party pharmacy for the medicine and the face harness. She didn't have asthma, our old house was just dusty and her symptoms went away immediately after we moved. Total scammers.

    Cornell Small Animal Community Practice - vet - Updated October 2026

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