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Leahy David

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Heritage Veterinary Clinic - A - Heritage Veterinary Clinic

Heritage Veterinary Clinic

(8 reviews)

My 14 y/o dog went there for senior dog check-up. We wanted to get a prescription renewed which…read morerequired the dog be seen. Dr. Jones was seeing her; a new vet to us. We were told dog needed rabies vax. We didn't think so but they said they checked their records and it was needed so they gave her the vax. The vet listened to dog's heart, spoke about ways to deal with elderly dog issues and then left. We got a written prescription at the front desk and discovered the vet only gave dog 2 refills. I asked why and was told it's vet's discretion as to number of refills. (Previous vet gave 6 months of refill.) As this office charges $10 per written script (they will not speak w outside pharmacies by phone) I could see reasoning is most definitely monetary - less refills, more scripts at $10 a pop! When we got home I checked my dog's records and found that she did not need rabies vax yet - a certificate given to us by same vet office showed dog's vax was good til 2027! When I raised this issue to them, they brushed it off as maybe a new computer glitch. No apology, no concern about our dog and no refund offered. This entire outing cost $158.00! Imagine! My recommendation is steer clear! ***update*** - to be fair, a "site leader" from vet center did reach out 2 days later to offer a refund for vax. He also indicated that we should call about refills and perhaps they would be granted and we wouldn't have to bring our dog in to see vet. In my world, this is is damage control - the experience has been upsetting and distasteful!

I've had good care for the last couple of years until recently, they gave my Chihuahua the wrong…read moremedication and then just told me to use it anyway because they didn't want to give a refund. They did finally agree to give me a refund, but they also missed vaccinations for my other Chihuahua that I had been bringing in regularly for Care. When I asked Dr. Gillette why or how they missed those vaccinations she said she didn't know. Their prices have gone sky high as with every corporate entity. You know this country is capitalistic everything's about making as much money on whatever you can use to make money. I think it's time for me to look around for someone that will give better care and not charge me a mortgage payment to see my dog.

Fassett Francis DVM

Fassett Francis DVM

(2 reviews)

He did a great job with a friend's cat, "Charlie". The poor cat had to have his eyes removed and…read morethere were serious issues with healing on one eye socket. Basically, all the skin in that area died, leaving a large festering hole that would not heal. Dr Francis performed a beautiful skin graft and took care of the problem. I think he's great.

My husband and I and our two dogs, along with my 86 year old mother and her dog, recently moved to…read moreCooperstown. On Friday, July 21st, while I was sitting in Basset ER with my mother who was experiencing heart-related issues, her dog, distraught and searching for her, got away from my husband and was hit by a car. The gentleman who hit Cooper immediately stopped, as did an off-duty State Trooper who was behind the car that hit my Mom's dog. We live less than 5 minutes from Cooperstown Veterinary Clinic and both the gentleman and the State Trooper accompanied my husband to the clinic. My husband walked into the clinic with Cooper wrapped in a towel, who was bleeding, and explained that Cooper had been hit by a car and pleaded for help. The staff member behind the counter literally threw her hands in the air and said "we can't do anything!" Evidently, there was not a vet on the premises, although their hours of operation state they are open from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and it was 4:00 pm. There was no compassion or assistance offered. There was another staff member present and she repeated the message that nothing could be done to help this dog, however, she was kind enough to call Heritage Veterinary to see if they could help. Heritage told her that the doctor was "just leaving" - obviously not concerned enough or willing to remain a few minutes to help an injured animal. If you are looking for a compassionate, caring, well-staffed facility to care for your pets, stay away from both of these places!

Leahy David - vet - Updated July 2026

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