I really can't say enough about this place. I have only been there twice (last Monday and…read moreTuesday), but I was so impressed that I would recommend them to anyone within a hundred miles of Corfu. Incredibly kind and professional staff, from the receptionist to the doctors. My mother in law asked me to take her and her dog in on Monday; the dog had had trouble standing, and she thought that a cortisone shot might help. We phoned at 10 when they opened and got an appointment for 11:30. When we got there, the dog could not step down from the car. Two staff members came out and helped me get him in. People came out from behind the desk and greeted the dog and my mother in law by name. When we got to the exam room and met with the doctor, he looked at the dog's gums and other physical symptoms and realized that the dog was bleeding internally and did not have much time left. The way he broke the news to my mother in law was so incredibly kind, yet straightforward. No false hope...and he got teary when my mother-in-law started to cry. She wanted to take him home, and we did. The dog hardly made it through the night, and we took him back the next day. To say that we were treated like family doesn't really begin to cover it. The dog was fussed over (as was my mother-in-law) and every detail was covered with such professionalism and grace. They made an impossibly emotional situation so much easier to bear because of the way they handled things. My mom passed away many years ago, and she was under Hospice care, and I honestly think that the staff at Corfu/Darien Veterinary Clinic did a MUCH better job helping a family through the letting-go and grief process than Hospice did. I'm not knocking Hospice, I'm just trying to convey how wonderful the people at this office are. It's clear that this is much more than a job to each of them. I could not be more impressed and grateful for this place. Incredibly classy and comforting.

Cannot say enough good things about this vet. Amazing. Doesn't try to take you for every penny…read more Lets you know "hey we need to pay attention to this" but doesn't have to be addressed! Love it here!!

I boarded my dog with them because he has kidney disease and needs special care. They were great…read morewith keeping him stable and safe while I traveled. I called in every other day to check on him and they provided updates that gave me peace of mind knowing my DUR baby was doing well.

Outstanding vet and staff. Our dog suffered from an abscess while we were on vacation in the area…read more The team at Country Village were so caring and kind to our dog, Blackberry. Procedure went well and we were given appropriate after care instructions. Blackberry is healthy and thriving due to the expert care provided by this office. My only regret is that we live too far away to make this our regular vet.

Dr Kevin Bannister has been taking care of my dogs for years a total of five. Top notch care is an…read moreunderstatement. He's been under the weather lately. He should know you're appreciated Dr Bannister. Get better soon my friend we'll see you soon..

100% would not recommend. Staff didn't give out proper…read moreadvice in regard to appointments. Declined an "extra", and the doctor's attitude immediately changed, regardless of personal reason for doing so. Had a question about a billing that ultimately wasn't even our fault, but not before doctor was incredibly unprofessional, confrontational, and rude.

People there are amazing to me. Im deaf and they are so sweet with how to communicate with me…read more Email and text. Always worth the long road trip from the city to their hospital. Doctor Marr is my favorite one. She knows almost all my cat's names and has sympathy for them. Thats what I am looking for a doctor that cares about my cats. My cats are the reason why i am still here on earth.

Dr. Jamie Marr and her staff at Genesee Valley Veterinary Hospital have provided outstanding care…read moreto Grantley, my black lab/chow and best friend. Grantley is approaching 19 years old and has been with Genesee Valley his entire life. I firmly believe the reason Grantley is still with us is because of the complete and cutting-edge care Dr. Marr and her staff (as well as the previous vet), provided over the years. They are professional, caring, pleasant and thorough. Grantley actually enjoys going to their office. Whenever he has a health issue, they provide immediate assistance and follow up. And now that he is older, they provide recommendations as to how to maintain his quality of life. I can't thank Dr. Marr and her staff enough for everything they have done for Grantley. Dr. Richard G.

Stop selling treatments and medication's, they didn't even look at my dog before diagnosing and…read moreprescribing. He was in for his physical. She finally looked his ears and walked out, never touched. The dog never looked at the dog teeth nothing and still charged me $240 later walking out the door. I do not recommend this place.

We were in last minute need of a fecal exam for our beagle. We were in Rochester for personal…read morematters, and we could not find a vet who would do an exam within a day or two. Avon Animal Hospital was accommodating, friendly and quick. Sharon, who manages the office, was a great.

Dr. Heidi Aguiar Licata is amazing! She has been taking care of my cat and my whole family's…read moreanimals for years. She also specializes in Acupuncture and exotic animal medicine. The entire staff is wonderful so friendly and helpful. Great hours, including Saturdays.

Caring, thorough exams by the doctors who take their time to explain concerns and will discuss all…read moreavailable treatments. They don't just offer you the most expensive service when you could start with something a little more cost effective but still in best interest of your pet. They have great hours and always willing to get our pet in last minute with acute concerns. Highly recommend

We are staying on Canandaigua Lake for 3 weeks, and our 19 year old cat was in complete decline. I…read morecalled every vet practice I could find, as well as all the mobile vets. No one could take us. I then stumbled upon Victor Veterinary Clinic. I knew it was time to put my cat down, and I can't even explain how warm and wonderful this practice was. They fit us in, they were so compassionate. I could cry just writing this, but honestly, couldn't have asked for anything more.

We needed quick service on Ruby. They hot us right in. Barb at the front desk was kind and…read moreexpedited us quickly. The doctor was with us in less 5 minutes. Nothing really wrong with Ruby except to much deer poop. You it all off with very fair pricing.

I have been brining my pets to Brighton Animal Hospital since the 1980's and have no plans to ever…read moreswitch vets! They are simply the BEST. For many, many years all of my pets saw Dr. (Mike) Foley, he was totally amazing (as is his son Dr. David Foley) he was the primary reason that I never switched vets. Since his retirement I primarily see Dr. V, and my dogs absolutely adore him as do I, he is very knowledgeable, kind, caring and compassionate, when I recently had to say goodbye to one of my beloved fur babies, he shed tears right along with me!! Not only are the Vets at Brighton Animal Hospital terrific but their Support Staff and Facility is too! I would highly recommend them for all aspects of pet care and their prices are fair too.

Love everyone . Quite knowledgeable when it comes to pet care They are reasonably priced as wellread more

This is the first time using them and so far I'm impressed. They offer a good vet package to help…read morewith costs, haven't seen this done anywhere else. The dr takes time to listen to your concerns and provide their feedback and doesn't judge you. I feel the vet truly has your best interest in mind and really cares for the animals.

We have taken our dog Genny to this vet office since we adopted her in September 2023. Ever since…read morethen, we have experienced serious issues with this vet office, with the exception of one veterinarian, Dr. Stephanie Wishko. For some reason, it's this vets policy to take your pet out of the room for vaccines. My dog is a reactive breed, and she's very anxious around people she doesn't know. That anxiety only got worse after we started going to this vet. Over time, our dog has become more scared of people she doesn't know. Every time she goes to the vet, it gets worse. The worst incident we experienced was about 10 months ago. We took her in for a regular visit, and she needed a vaccination as well. As soon as we brought her into the room, the tech and the vet (not Dr. Wishko) brought her immediately to the back where we weren't allowed to go to give her the vaccine. All we could hear was her yelping and trying to scurry away and you could hear people in the back say "hold her tighter." When she came back in, they were practically dragging her on her leash back into the room with us, now muzzled. We were trying to talk to her the way we usually do to calm her down, telling her it's okay (not baby talking). They physically picked her up to go on the table (which CAN be lowered so she can practically walk on by the way) and when they picked her up she pooped herself, she was shaking so hard you could visibly see it from further away, drooling (she never drools unless she goes on a really long walk or is ran super hard.) Then the vet has the nerve to say "your dog is clearly anxious," as if we didn't know that. We told him we give her CBD from an all natural pet store and he abruptly interrupted us and said "no no CBD doesn't work. Only medication does." But we love our dog so we heard him out. He said he would give us samplers of 2 medications so we can try them (we were charged $10 for each) and that we would have to "keep coming back to try new ones", essentially paying $10 each time. She was traumatized. The vet was also a man that did this to her. She now has an issue around any new man, which is difficult for my fiancé when he wants to invite friends over. You may think it's not fair for me to attribute this behavior just to the vet, but that's what brings me to Dr. Wishko, the only vet that actually heard us and respected Genny's boundaries. She and the tech that was with her gave us a muzzle and left the room so we could put it on her. When they came back in, she spoke very softly to Genny, didn't push her boundaries. She lowered the table to her height, with the tech being extremely gentle with her too. Complimenting her when they finished something, petting her head softly too. To our surprise, Dr. Wishko was so gentle that she was able to remove Genny's muzzle to check her teeth better and EVEN GET A LICK from her. Genny NEVER does that to strangers. Well, Dr. Wishko told us she has a German Shepard at home (one of Genny's breeds) and that she understands that some dogs may take extra patience and care because they are naturally reactive. Her care was the only reason we brought her back a few weeks later for her second vaccine round. This week, we brought her in and a tech came and took her leash from us to bring Genny in the back room again for the vaccine. My fiancé asked if we could go into the check up room at least because we were able to before. They said no and that it was "against policy to do vaccines infront of parents." We complained to the receptionist on the way out and she said the same and that "she seemed to do fine today." We used CBD today so that vet from before was clearly wrong, and she was still shaking so aggressively petrified of what was going on. My dog, and everyone's pet for that matter, deserves to be loved and treated with respect, have their boundaries respected, when going to the vet. The vet can be really scary to any pet, but especially reactive breeds. We will be going elsewhere now. But if you do decide to go to Suburban South, ask for Dr. Wishko.