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Greenwich Veterinary Center

3.4 (28 reviews)
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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

Pet boarding

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Love this practice. All their staff is very nice and professional. I bring my cat there for his annual check-ups and vaccination.

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“Bell for saw my dog in very short notice, right before the clinic was closed.”

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I flagged the other review. It is totally fake Of course I was first to review this. There is no…read morevet any where that I know of as dedicated to animal health as Dr. Wolff and he said he did not become a vet to kill animals. Here is my original review. _______________ Blue Cross animal hospital and specifically DR. Neil Wolff saved my dog's life. We live in NYC and would drive all the way to CT. twice a month for treatments. I had a pure blooded German Shepherd who had degenerative myelopathy. He became paralyzed at age 12. We carried him into the office and he walked out. It was due to electric acupuncture. Since dogs can not be psychosomatic I know it really worked. Dr. Wolff does not believe in putting animals to sleep for the sake of it. He said he did not become a vet to kill animals. He prescribed special vitamins and a special diet for Rocky. Also Rocky liked him. He was the only vet he ever liked and did not try to bite. I had Rocky since he was a year old ( I got him from a guard dog kennel) and we went through quite a few vets because Rocky was a trained attack dog and used to bite all of the vets and it usually took an entire group to muzzle him. He never had to be muzzled with DR. Wolff. He is a real life Dr. Doolittle. Rocky went to him for 4 years until his death at age 16.

After 10 years of a customer with Dr. de Chicio, I went to the vet that owns the practice which I…read moreusually didn't go to. I went in for a rabies shot and came out with a $300 bill in addition to a $50 charge because I missed an appointment a month ago. I was in a car accident and called them, but they said I never called the practice is out for your money and that is it.

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I can say that the staff are spectacular, especially Jaime, who is friendly, helpful, and…read moreincredibly informative, Dr. Nolan is amazing (and he and the staff are the only reasons I didn't give a lower rating). He is communicative, caring, and has a great bedside manner. It is clear he truly cares about his patients and their owners. He gave my dog his wellness checkup last year. On the other hand and unfortunately, unfortunately, there are absolutely NO good things I can say about Dr. Schoenhut. She didn't return calls on two occasions despite our reaching out multiple times and being told things like, "oh she'll call in in 30 mins;" "oh, she was supposed to return your call after lunch;"; "I'll remind her again in just a minute;" "She's currently in with another pet but she'll reach out before she leaves (which she didn't). It took three more calls the next day (with similar excuses) before she called after the practice had closed for the day. I had brought my dog in for a number of reasons because he had a lot of muscle and overall weight loss in a very short period of time, could no longer jump up onto even the couch, his face had become gaunt, and his face and body (particularly the former) had been turning gray very quickly. Based on his condition, I was pretty sure that he had cancer. I've attached two pictures. The first is what he looked like during his wellness exam with Dr. Nolan about 8-ish months before I came back. The second is what he looked like the month after the exam by Dr. Schoenhut. He wasn't quite as wasted away at the time she examined him, but it wasn't much better. After Dr. Schoenhut examined him, she ordered a number of tests. When the results came in, she started breezing through things without defining the medical terms. I had to stop her, asked her to break it all down, and what it all meant. I asked her to explain the results and just to be straight with me if it looked like it was cancer--particularly because of the way he looked. She was kind of vague, talking about how certain markers *might* indicate the presence of cancer, and then recommended other tests that could be performed--including something like bone-marrow extraction--that would have cost over (if I'm remembering correctly) about $3,000 to $3,500 if we wanted to be 100% certain. I later learned that one of the markers on my dog's original test was in the 9,000 range but normal was in the 300 range, and that plus another elevated marker, together with his physical condition as shown in the picture below were sufficient to diagnose the presence of cancer without the need for the other really expensive tests In both visits Dr. Schoenhut--unlike Dr. Nolan--made me feel like she was just rushing through the appointment to get onto the next appointment. Literally the worst vet experience I've ever had in the 21+ years I've been a dog owner. But for the fact that Dr. Nolan and the staff are so great, I'd have rated the business no higher than 2 stars. If you do choose this practice, make sure you ask for and get Dr. Nolan.

Greenwich Veterinary Center - vet - Updated October 2026

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