Been bringing our dog Velvet to this vet, Velvets anxious about the vet so they accommodate each…read morefor her anxiety when she gets her nail trims and other services. Thank you staff each time

This is such a good animal hospital everyone are so very nice Doctor Topal actually cares about…read moreyour furbaby and not only there for the money .

We got our labradoodle from them in December 2014 and he was the best dog, but then 2019 or so, he…read morestarted getting sick. He started losing his hair and weight and we couldn't figure out what was wrong with him. Then in June 2023, he sadly passed away. This won't bring him back or anything, but it makes me happy.

We have adopted two dogs from Hudson Labradoodles as puppies. One lived until almost 17 years old…read morewith no health issues - and the other is still with us at the age of 12 without issues. Curtis is exceptional - really knowledgeable and caring. My dogs LOVED him and his wife when we came to visit. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND them.

I love this hospital. My husband and I have been with them for almost ten years. We have our three…read moreYorkies, cat and my mom's dog also as patients. They are truly caring and deal with our annoying administrative requests patiently. Thank you Dr. Oliver and Dr. Figge and staff for the hard work that you do.

I never looked at the reviews for this place before going, but who does when your pet has to be…read moreseen right away and the only place to go to is an emergency vet, knowing going in to expect the office visit to be double what you would pay anywhere else. I will describe my story in great detail to explain with certainty how I got incredibly taken to the cleaners by this place. I am someone who is my 70's on fixed income. My dog was laying on his side next to the bed when my younger dog ran in to jump up on the bed and didn't see him. I saw her jump on his side as a springboard almost that got her up on the bed. He Wailed loudly and was crying. I said oh no, she hurt his SPINE. Because he now couldn't lift his head. Off to the Vet, my wife brought him as I was sure they would see the back issue and need to put him down, it is one thing too hard for me to bear. But, my wife called and said they need to do a list of things to him, I said... what things? I speak to the doctor and say what are you doing? She said well we are up to $1300 or so dollars so far because of the tests we need. I again said what 'tests'? Well we need 2 xrays, a blood sample, a urine test, liver kidney and all other organs she mentioned test. I repeated what had just happened and we just need an xray where clearly it was a SPINE issue and to do that first? (which she CLEARLY did not want to do$$$$).....but 'using' the emotions of my wife hearing her in the background desperately saying this is our dog, we have to do what they say to do...while overhearing the doc telling me no we can't do just xrays So now the estimate goes to 3,800 to 5K+ Xrays in. Doc says well we didn't see anything alarming in the xrays and the blood tests won't be back right away so we need to keep him overnight and give him fluids. So now I am thinking, geesh no concern on the xray so maybe it IS something else, yeah keep him overnight he is our baby. Next morning wife goes to visit... Doc says, he really isn't doing very well and you might want to put him down.... When my wife called me and told me, I said then what the hell happened? The doc tells my wife....get this........ IT"S THE SPINE. Yes this happened Am I super pissed about this....bet your ass I am!!! There is my tale of woe, take from it what you will, and leave the rest.

Update: After taking our new cat to the vet for a new patient check up, we learned that our cat's…read morepre-adoption health check missed or failed to inform us of a terrible and painful dental infection. Our poor kitty's gums were fire-truck red! She has since received treatment and is doing better! We also learned that it is not uncommon for sick cats to be adopted out of animal kind. I do not fault the main staff, as they have so many cats that they care for and so few people. I am however disappointed in whoever performed the health check. Any vet that could miss a dental infection like that is either under-informed or negligent as checking a cat's mouth is a very routine part of a check-up. So I do not understand how a vet would miss that without acting out of either ignorance or negligence. I sincerely hope they do better going forward

We visited Animalkind and they have such sweet cats looking for homes! It seemed like a very…read moreorganized establishment with employees who truly care. They allowed us to visit the different cat rooms (must sanitize hands in between, of course!) and it was so nice to see these cats in a cared-for environment.

The Columbia Greene Humane Society did not let me adopt a dog because my mom's address did not have…read moreme listed as a resident there which is news to me since that's where I live and receive all of my mail. They were very rude to me over the phone when I tried to explain my living situation. However apparently according to them I don't have a place of residency, and we don't own our home. They do not value the dogs finding a forever home like they claim. When I had the meet and greet with the dog, I picked out which was a Siberian Husky Mix, I even told them that I already went shopping for the dog's necessities. Their staff also is unprofessional and has poor response time as I waited a week to hear back from a staff member after I had already been there and contacted them on various occasions regarding my application in which I had to leave a voicemail even during their regular business hours.

The service sucked we brought a few of our cats and they got mad I do not recommend this place at…read moreall they will talk bad about you and get really mad for no reason and after we asked to get my dog his meds they said " no we don't have them they were never a proscription " like it's on his last vet paperwork and when we left they called us like five minutes later and said that they have the medication for the dog so we had to go back later because we needed a break from them and there was only one nice dude there who actually cared

I had such a negative experience at Community Animal Hospital - between the price gauging,…read morereceiving curses on instagram from their underpaid staff, ignorance of Dr. Redden who told me he had no idea what kind of food to give a cat for kidney disease and told me to perform primary research after verbally abusing me (I was told this is his usual demeanor), I was apprehensive with this animal hospital. Talk about a new world! For the first time, my cat wasn't feral in the foyer or with any of the vets and staff at Rhinebeck Animal Hospital. The level of caring, compassion, knowledge, and experience by every one of the staff at Rhinebeck Animal Hospital is stellar. I realized what a sh*tshow Community Animal Hospital is in comparison! Customarily, my cat has to be sedated and contrary to Community Animal Hospital, it didn't take 1-2 days but 1-2 hours to recover. There's a lot more, especially paying 67% less on fees - the estimates were right on target unlike Community Animal Hospital which changes estimates on a whim. Most importantly, I was informed that my cat's lab work revealed a reversal of his kidney disease in the one year since he's been a patient at Rhinebeck Animal Hospital. That's not only a miracle, but a testimony to them!

I used to swear by Rhinebeck Animal Hospital, but it feels like they've become overwhelmed by the…read morevolume of pets they're seeing lately. The reception staff has noticeably become less friendly, and I've been waiting nearly two weeks for an important return call--with no response. Unfortunately, I've decided to move to a different vet. If you're considering this as your primary veterinary clinic, I'd urge you to factor in the long wait times (even during emergencies) and the inconsistent level of service. While many of the vets are excellent, not all are, and the overall experience has left me very disappointed.

I wish that there was a way to give more than five stars. Bend is so fortunate to have Anneliese…read moreand Ryan as dog trainers. I first started working with Anneliese about 5 years ago. Because of my work schedule, I recognized that I wouldn't have the time I needed to do the extensive socialization that I wanted to do with my puppy. I started the search for a day board situation where the trainer would work with the puppy during the day, and I could augment that training at night and on my days off. After a thorough search, I decided to go with Anneliese and I've been working with her ever since. I've taken classes with her (group and private) and worked with her through day and extended board and training. As someone who trials my dog, I'm extremely picky about dog trainers. Since the industry isn't regulated, there are a lot of people out there claiming to be professional trainers with few qualifications. Anneliese is the real deal. One of the things I love about Anneliese is that she really wants to see you and your dog succeed whether its as a house pet with good manners, or in competition combined with qualifications and experience to make it happen. She's with you all the way giving both you and your dog the tools and confidence you need to be successful. I would highly encourage everyone to work with her.

From the owner: The Art of Dogs is a Professional Dog Training company that brings unrivaled experience, education…read moreand personalized dog training services to the greater tri-state area. Our priority is to provide clear, fair training solutions for your dog and lifestyle. *Note: We are open by appointment only.