My 11 year old kitty had an urgent issue and they got her in right away. Everyone was so gentle…read morewith her and so kind! They addressed her main issue and also a couple other maintenance things she was in need of. They are definitely going to be our new vet!

A great, warm place to take your animals. All 3 Vets and all the techs are amazing. They take…read moreamazing care of my animals, and I. When we had to put our Cat SunSun down not only did Dr. Braxtendell sit with us. She also hugged me, to try and calm me down!. They are always there in an emergency and they all know how to keep this fur mama calm, and are more then knowledgeable. Definently recommend them to anyone and everyone.

Dr. Zwart is by far the best vet around! He's listens, he cares! His staff his friendly and…read moreaccommodating. I have 3 hunting dogs and one little boy. He is great with all of them. I would and do recommend Dryden Animal Clinic to everyone I know! He takes very good care of all pets and with prices a blue collar worker can afford!

Dryden Animal Clinic is wonderful. Very inexpensive, and Dr Zwart is wonderful with my dog. He has…read morethe knowledge and the care, more than any other animal/vet place around the area.

I have been going to Meadowridge Vet for over a year now, and I wouldn't take my dog anywhere else…read more They have been a great vet for everything from routine exams, to boarding, and for when she was in a crisis. The head vet, Linda, really tries to build a welcoming atmosphere, is extremely personable, and amazing with animals. She really tries to explain what is going on with your pet and will work with you to ensure you are getting the care you want for your furry friends. She has trained at Cornell and has a great working relationship with them, so I really feel like I'm getting great care for an affordable price. Because of that relationship, some of the lab work gets sent to Cornell and she also is not afraid to send serious cases to them. The rest of the staff is also awesome, from the front desk to the lab techs -- I feel they really care about your experience. They also have a boarding facility, which I have used -- I would recommend it. The staff is, again, really amazing and they get to know your pets so well. If you are booking for around the holiday, I would make sure you book early!

It was so lucky to meet Dr. Linda more than 20 years ago. I know many of friends also used Dr…read more Linda's service. The whole team is so professional, so passion for the work they do. I wish I can be part of their team. I highly recommend this Meadowridge Veterinary Hospital to every one!

My wife and I have been taking our dogs to Dr. Wildenstein for years; even before she opened Adana…read moreVeterinary Clinic. From our puppies first wellness visit to the end of life care for our 20+ year old cocker mix; from spaying/neutering to major surgery; from routine vaccines to caring for our dog with cancer; we have been through it all with Dr. Wildenstein and the wonderful staff at Adana. They really do provide care, comfort and compassion to not only our dogs, but to us as well. We would recommend Dr. Wildenstein and the staff at Adana Veterinary Clinic to anyone looking for a veterinarian, without reservation! They are simply the best! Karl and Deb Oltz

This review pertains to reception staff only. I did not interact with the veterinarian. My purpose…read moreis to forewarn prospective clients that the individual with whom I interacted lacked compassion and communicated no empathy toward me. I recently called Adana's office to arrange for cremation of my cat (20 y/o) who had died at home the previous night. Following is a summary of my exchange with the staff member who picked up my call. They did not identify themselves. - I gave my name and explained my business - The staff member offered no condolences and asked quite abruptly, "Did you prepare the body?" - When I asked what they meant, they asked whether I had put the body in the freezer. - I had not thought to do that - In a belligerent tone, the staff member then asked whether I was telling them that I had left "the animal" out all this time with all the heat blowing around on "it" - I explained that I had wrapped him in a towel and placed him in a box in a spare bedroom - Again very abruptly I was instructed that I could not bring "the animal" (my sweet kitty who gave only purrs and cuddles his whole life) in through the front and that I must go in and pay first then drive around to the back of the clinic and they would pick "it" up there. My motivation for writing about this conversation was to prepare others for the kind of staff treatment they could expect at Adana. I cannot begin to imagine how toxic this person would have been to a pet owner newly devastated by the loss of a beloved companion. I hasten to add that the reception staff with whom I interacted in-person later that day were empathetic, gentle, and kind, and I felt that my furry family member of 20 years had been left in competent hands.

What a concept !! They have everything from routine vacs to state-of-the-art diagnosis and…read moretreatment. And you don't need an appointment.

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.

When I moved to Moravia, NY, I needed a veterinarian for routine medical care for my animals. I…read moretried Moravia Veterinarian Hospital and was very impressed with the service. Dr Kerry Norris and her staff are very thorough and caring about the animals that they service. If Dr Norris thinks the issue needs elevation she will recommend sending samples or patients to Cornell. If you are looking for superior pet care, see Dr Kerry Norris.

We had a very nice experience bringing our cat to the Vet this time. There are some new people and…read moreall of them were very nice, gentle with out cat and had great customer service. We didn't wait long at all. I give thumbs up to them! :)

My family just moved away from Cortland but Crossroads was our primary vet for about 4 years. I…read moreNEVER had a negative experience here. Some things that they offer are nail clippings, vaccines (shots), exams, X-rays, they can prescribe all sorts of medicines if needed, emergency visits, over night kenneling, dental exams, surgeries, neuter/spay, and humane euthanasia. If they don't offer something they can connect you to someone who does. They are very flexible and I have had to bring in several dogs and one cat in for an emergency before (on different occasions) and they were very timely and professional about each interaction. If it was an emergency, they would insist on bringing them in immediately. The majority of the staff is women which was very helpful because my rescue dog (pit bull) was working through a fear of men at the time. All of the vets here are very friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. Dr. Clifford especially stood out to me in a positive way because of how she interacted with my pit bull. My pit bull was anxious and did not want to get up on the table, Dr. Clifford got down on the floor with him for the rest of the exam and this instantly put him at ease. I know that sometimes the front desk people can come off as rude and everyone has bad moments but it's a stressful job!! Bottom line, the veterinarians here are superb and I recommend everyone to go here. (They even have an exotic vet now)

Absolutely the best!!! We have taken our pets to Crossroads for over six years. Throughout that…read moretime their staff have always provided the best care for our fur babies. Recently, our English Cream (6 years young) was diagnosed with severe kidney failure. Dr Frederick and the staff at Crossroads provided us with every option for care as well as the bleak outlook with the utmost compassion. When the time came, Marley and our family were treated with more compassion and empathy by the staff, and Dr Frederick especially, we will forever be in your debt. That experience only solidified our decision to take our fur babies to only the best, Crossroads! We thank you for caring for those that bring so much joy to our lives. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you Crossroads staff, and a very special thank you to Dr Frederick. Bach Family

I am SO happy that I found Dr. Dawn and the INCREDIBLE staff at Cayuga Pet Hospital. I moved from…read moreCalifornia where I loved our vet. I did not think I would ever find some place that even compared to them. I was so wrong!! The kindness and true care they showed toward my cats at Cayuga Pet Hospital is amazing! So happy!! No words can say how much I adore my kitties! I found a place that truly cares for them! What is better than that!? Dr. Dawn took special time with each cat and thoroughly explained everything that She did and observed. she was so gentle, knowledgeable, and kind! A truly amazing experience. I highly recommend them to anyone that has pets that are part of your family!! Thank you to the amazing staff and Dr. Dawn at Cayuga Pet Hospital!!

I have 2 dogs, one young boxer and one 6 year old pit mix, both adoptees and we love them very…read moremuch. We had to change vets after a few years of repeat issues. - They don't seem to keep good records of the meds they give, always asking me if I'm still giving a medicine that we stopped years ago, I correct them every time. - We needed blood tests and they took the wrong amount so had to do it twice. - I made an appointment for a bump on my boxer's arm, it was covid times so I had to wait outside. They sent her back with a clean bill of health, I asked about it again and they asked "What bump?" (it was the size of an egg on her right front leg). -They charged me for a yearly checkup again 4 months later and when I called to ask, they told me it was required. - After a year of sluggish behavior and a couple visits, we eventually researched enough ourselves to suggest thyroid, they confirmed with a test and got him on meds - They won't give me enough meds to get me to my new vet's appointment date. So I had to write this review. I hope you have better luck, I'm sure most people are content with them.