Just superb! Care was taken to explain all the details about GoGo's procedure, we were meant to…read morefeel that we and our cat were valuable to the practice and the outcome was as critical to the wonderful staff as to us. Upon discharge GoGo's medication and applications were explained in detail and verified that we were confident in administering it before we walked out the door. Great job! FRONT DESK VET TECHNICIANS VET ASSISTANT DR. JOE!!!!!! The constant and wonderfully consistent approach of the clinic's staff!

You don't plan on the emergency vet. You plan on the regular vet, the one with the receptionist who…read moreis overjoyed to see your dogs again. The emergency vet is what happens when the day breaks open. This was my third visit to an emergency vet. I have a small frame of reference. It is not a frame of reference anyone should want. Newburgh was the best of the three, and not by a little. The staff were calm without being clinical, caring, attentive. They moved like people who understood that the dog on the table was, to me at that moment, the whole point of everything. I am grateful they were open. I am grateful they were good. I hope I never see them again, in those circumstances anyway.

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.

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

I called to make an appointment for 2:15pm for my very sick elderly dog I was running late for my…read moreappointment because they relocated to exit 118. I stated to the receptionist that I thought it was the other animal hospital that was calling me. I never stated that I was at another animal hospital. I asked if the hospital my dog had an appointment was the ext going towards Middletown I stated that I was going to be running late. The receptionist hung up on me and never tried to call back. I called back several times and they kept sending me to voicemail. Very unprofessional my dog is very ill and you would think that this is an animal hospital they would be nice and kind.

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!

buyer be ware!!! brought our first family dog. only to find out 2 days later our dog was critically…read moreill !!! the first night the puppy wasn't eating, and experiencing diarrhea. the next day she was throwing up, along with the diarrhea. my husband takes her to the vet to be told that she is very ill and needs a lot of care. which we are informed that her condition was not a result from 2 days of having her. $1,500 purshare price, and $5,000 vet bill.. called @furever friends several times and they expressed no concern. said it was a "as is sale". how can you represent rescuing animals and finding them good homes , but have no care for the animals well being once the card clears..smh

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

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.

My son got a beautiful European Doberman from Grays 4 years ago and absolutely loves him I have…read moretaken in a few of the rescues that Grays ends up with, due to the fact that they can never say no to an animal in need. Most recently I adopted one of their retired female Dobermans and she is the absolute sweetest girl and quickly became my sidekick. Kelly is extremely knowledgeable about the dogs she breeds and comes with many years of experience.

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.

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

Very clean and friendly staff- can't take that away from them. But they are not very up front about…read morea couple things: 1) Pricing. They charge "per day." But really they mean "per date." My definition of a day is 24 hours. I dropped my two Great Danes off at 5 PM and picked up less than 24 hours later. I was charged $150. I asked if it was ever possible to be charged for a single day at all- they responded that only for "Doggie Day Care" is it possible for a dog to secure a one-day price. So, hypothetically speaking, if you dropped your dog off at 11:59 PM and picked up at 12:01 AM, they would call that "2 days." Called two other kennels before writing this review to make sure that wasn't industry standard. They said it was ridiculous. 2) I asked if they provided bedding, and they said they did. They knew I was boarding 2 Great Danes together in one kennel. They provided one raised bed for a medium sized dog. Would've been simple for me to provide my own had they just told me that. 3) They are open for two 2-hour windows per day, so plan carefully for pickup and drop off. I'm hoping that means "open-to-public" and they attend to the dogs more frequently then that, but I wouldn't put any bets down. Also, they told me a cash price over the phone that was not offered to me in person when I picked up. Not that I had the right amount on me anyway. I assumed, like a normal person would assume, that less than 24 hours fell in the "one day" pricing range. It's a shame. This kennel is near my house and I was looking forward to using them in the future. Nope.

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

Since the new ownership took over, our experience has gone steadily downhill. Prior to this, we had…read morenever once had an issue with grooming--no matter how long our dog's hair had gotten, even after COVID, the groomers always managed to brush him out without any problems. Unfortunately, that level of care has completely changed. We've dealt with several poor grooming jobs under the new owners, but this last visit was the final straw. We received a text saying they needed to go shorter, and we agreed--but when we picked up our dog, he had been completely shaved down to the skin. Our dog is part Husky, a breed that should never be shaved, and any reputable groomer should know that. To make matters worse, he had a cut on his neck from how close they got to the skin. Not only was the grooming unacceptable, but the staff also refused to take any accountability. Rather than admitting they were uncomfortable grooming our dog, they chose to proceed--and take our money--at the expense of his well-being. I have added photos of what he should look like versus how he looked when we picked him up. I can no longer recommend this place. Since the change in ownership and grooming staff, the quality and care have drastically declined.

Our regular boarding facility was booked solid for the next 2 months as people were getting out and…read moreabout again after the long shutdowns due to Covid and enjoying vacations. My DH and some friends decided to go to the Shore for a weekend 3 weekends from now. It's 7/20 and we needed to board 8/6-8/8. I called several places, but as I had an appt at our vet in Wurtsboro I thought "Dog Obedience Group - Boarding, Training, Daycare" may be the place as it was also in Wurtsboro and being a small town a ways from the city may have openings. I called and a woman, Elizabeth answered. She asked standard questions about my dog.. age, weight and breed. When I told her she was a Irish Doodle she seemed super excited as she hadn't seen one, but had owned Irish setters before. She asked if I could send a picture.. even though It was agreed upon to bring my dog by Friday.. just a few days away. She said great and I'll send pics of our place. I received 8 pics of the owner/trainers dogs and other boarders animals. Weird I thought, I thought pics were going to be around the facility. She mentioned several times about a "raw diet" and how it helps with ear infections etc. she also went on to claim the Wurtsboro vet clinic is just out to get your money and how she is essentially a dog "anti vaxxer". After this odd back and forth I started having second thoughts and looked more in-depth at the reviews. The negative ones were not just bad, but downright horrifying for the owners and animals left in her care. Ranging from dogs being attacked to her rough handling with a training collar. Thankfully, my wonderful regular day care and boarding facility had a cancellation and called me. I contacted Elizabeth this morning so as to make sure she didn't turn down another potential boarder to have me then cancel on her. She thanked me for making her aware of the cancellation and then she got nasty. This just confirmed that I had made the right decision. Read the exchange yourselves. A true business owner and lover of animals would want to convert the occasional client to a regular. They would want to gain your regular business and the word of mouth of how awesome your facility, treatment of the animals and how professional and caring the staff/owner is.

I reached out to the owner of dog obedience group through the e-mail on their website. The owner…read moreadded my e-mail to her imessage list and started sending me political texts about Trump going on Fox News and how she's against Juneteenth becoming a holiday. I responded and asked her to stop texting me and berated me as a liberal. I also looked them up for NYS business license and could find anything. Please be aware that this company may be operating illegally. Very unprofessional and, frankly, rude behavior.