It took me a long time to find a vet in this area that I like. Everyone who works there is…read morefriendly. They are reasonably priced and extremely honest. Thank you so much!

Whenever I call to ask for an appointment i am told they are not.accepting any new…read moreor.former.patients. My dog.is a former patient so I guess I have been blackballed. My one experience was just okay. I was charged 50 because at the time.my puppy's collar was on too tight as to the reason he wasn't eating much.

Dr. Cosenza is the best veterinarian that I have been to in my whole life. He spends all the time…read morein the world with me and my dog when we come in for an appointment. I never feel rushed. He makes sure I always understand the issues and options to take in order for me e to provide the best care for my pet. For many products (i.e. heart worm and flea and tick preventative medicine ) that we need, his prices are less expensive than what I find on the internet.

I've taken my dog here for over a year now and no issues so far. Dr. Cosenza always gives solid…read moreadvice and service.

I have been getting eye drops for my dog here for a year. The expiration for the drops is usually…read moreabout 90 days out from the date I order the medication. This time, the date was three weeks out. I called to ask about the expiration date and I was told I should not be using the drops for more than 28 days at a time. I was NEVER told this and it is not on the prescription label- it is a large bottle of drops and definitely has enough for 90+ days. The drops is also expensive. If I am only supposed to use it for 28 days, why are they giving me such a large quantity and charging me for 60% of the drops that I shouldn't use?

There are not enough words to describe my level of disappointment. The Veterinarian, Jennifer…read moreMaddison was extremely rude, mean and predatory. We attempted to get a Health Certification for travel with my Service Animal. We started the process early in the year, March 2025 where my dog did a Titer for Rabies. I was really clear that he needed to be seen 30 days prior to travel. We were told that he could come in 10 days or less prior to travel. The office attempted to call the day of his appointment for information needed on the Health Certification. They have all of his records and could have easily completed the form. Again, we paid for this EXPENSIVE service. 3 days before we were to leave Jennifer Maddison would not issue the Health Certificate because she failed to complete the form and did not follow the instructions which we paid her to do. Instead she claimed it was our fault and proceeded to berate us especially me. I am a disabled Veteran who suffers from PTSD and Epilepsy. She started out by saying, "I attempted to call you 2 times today, I am very busy doing operations and don't have time to waste". She then started berating my husband and myself because we did not complete the form, the form which we paid her and the staff to do and can only be completed by a Veterinarian. Again this facility has all of our records. She glared at me and said, "I have never seen you before, only your husband". Dr Bowen is our regular Vet but she told me that Bowen was not accredited and could not do the things she could. She then asked me multiple times, "Do you think your special?" and stated several times her refusal the sign the Health Certificate. I told her, "No, I'm just one of Millions". She told us that she had to attend an animal left under Anesthesia then left the room. When she returned we choose not to engage with her energy and ignored her behavior so we could get on with the exam. Yes the Health Certification Exam which she refused to sign. This has left me in disbelief and incredibly sad. I need my Service Dog to be with me at all times. I am certainly not the only one but I have suffered greatly in my life. Now I have to travel to see my Grandchildren without my Service Dog to Hawaii. I am very nervous and concerned. I will be reporting this to the ADA as I was not accommodated. I was harmed in more ways then this office can comprehend. Being kind and having compassion is not a difficult thing to do, however, this particular Veterinarian, Jennifer Maddison, could use some refresher training in kindness and compassion. She exuded hatefulness and made us both feel that we were wasting her time. There were multiple visits, phone calls, emails and charges prior to this last visit. December 3rd $521.99 March 27th $475.50 October 31st $410.00 We expect to be refunded.

Dear Susan Gordon-Garcia, DVM, Jan 26, 2019 It has…read morebeen four days now since you have euthanized Gizmo, and our experience with you has still been weighing heavy on our hearts. We feel you need take a few minutes to read our letter about our experience with you, and think seriously about what we had to deal with. Our experience with you on Tuesday, was the must unprofessional veterinary services that we have ever witnessed. We did appreciate the few dollars discount for Karen being in the same profession. We understood exactly what should have happened on Tuesday, Karen is a Veterinary Technician, and she has seen many dogs been euthanized, and this by far was the worst she had to witness, and unfortunately it was on our dog. Let us recap here. It first began with you fumbling around through your medical supply cases, as if you had no idea where everything was stored, and as if these supplies were rarely used. Next, you proceed to administer the sedative haphazardly randomly pulling up different spots of his skin, after poking him the first time, missing, and then forcefully poking him again where he shot up to his feet in pain. Gizmo has always been very calm for shots, Karen herself even administering some, never with this reaction. This should have been our first sign, and we should have stopped right there. Next, as we wait for the sedative to kick in, you prepare the euthanasia solution and needles. First off, it should not matter which leg you picked to administer the euthanasia. From the first miss, and blowing out the vein on the first leg, and all the "I'm sorry's", we were distraught. It was so clear that this was an amateur working on our precious family member. From you not having a technician with you as an assistant, to you actually asking us if we had any alcohol, it was so evident that this was not a professional business. Also, you may have not even realized, but you almost poked yourself with the euthanasia needle as you were fumbling around on the floor as you had the needle just lying there on the floor. In addition, Karen having to remind you to use a fresh needle for trying a different vein, and her having to shave a spot on his leg where there was a vein visible, we were just appalled at every next step you took. A professional would have been much more organized than this. This should have been a peaceful transition to the afterlife for Gizmo, yet he was poked like a pin cushion, and turned into a horror story for us. With you saying, "he doesn't feel it because he was sedated" is not an acceptable response. No one deserves to be poked and prodded like he was with you trying to find a vein. We wanted to do this at home to make this as comfortable on Gizmo as possible, yet it turned into a much different situation with it looking like a student fumbling around and learning how to find a vein for the first time. The "old dog" excuse is not acceptable, Karen has dealt with many old dogs, and never has she seen something like this. We write this letter/review, with the main goal being that no one else has to go through what you put us through. Out motive is not monetary nor revengeful, but merely making it clear to others on what we experienced so that no one else has to go through this. We are obviously heartbroken that we had to make the decision to send our family member to heaven, but by far the worst decision we made was picking Susan Gordon-Garcia, DVM to euthanize Gizmo.

Only person I would trust with my pets, Dr. Gordon Garcia cares about animals and is very…read morecompassionate. Reasonable rates

They are the absolute best when it comes to vet care. My family has relied on Dunkirk Animal…read moreHospital for decades to take care of the needs of all of our four-legged members. There is nobody we would ever think of trusting more with their health. Even after moving out of area a few years ago, we still make the trip back whenever care is needed. I highly recommend them!​

Do not go here if your pet has eye issues of ANY kind. Vets do not have an understanding of the…read moresevere consequences of not treating those issues adequately!

Very professional staff, a family practice with a very caring front office receptionist and kind…read moreand responsive vet techs. Pricing seemed fair and follow up exceptional. Kudos to Brandi, Taylor, and Megan. A al Arnold Schwarzenegger.... we'll be back!

This is the greatest animal hospital in the area. My guinea pig Casper had a tumor in his belly…read moreand Dr. Miller and his staff removed the tumor and took excellent care of him. Casper is now healthy and happy!!! He is running around in his cage and popcorning. Dr. Miller and his staff are loving and caring people. You can tell they adore animals!!

I have had the distinct pleasure of utilizing The Cameron Animal Hospital for approximately 30…read moreyears. He has cared for two cats, three Golden Retrievers and a Labra doodle. All of my pets have felt extreme comfort while visiting Dr. Cameron's Hospital. Cameron's Hospital has protected generations of my family pets and also that of my extended families upon referral. I have always been able to discuss the wonderful and not so wonderful tribulations of pet ownership and proper care.

Dr. Cameron has been taking great care of my Yorkshire Terrier for about 8 months. He runs his…read moreAnimal Hospital out of his home with his wife. They are both very kind and he is very good with animals. Dr. Cameron works hard to make sure his puppy parents know how to care for and administer all medications that their pet may need. I remember when my puppy had a case of ear mites and I was having a difficult time giving him the medication Dr. Cameron showed me how to do it on 3 separate occasions before I finally got it. I also remember a time when I thought my dog was ill and I called him practically frantic, he was able to talk me through what to do over the phone and he even said I could bring my dog in if I still felt uneasy. I highly recommend Dr. Cameron and I will continue to trust him with my dog.

Absolutely the best. Up to date on latest treatments, super communication (with animals and…read morepeople), and friendly capable staff. My pups are 13 years old and they've never been anywhere else for primary care... and they never will!

The staff here are wonderful and friendly. I have a nervous dog and they treat him very well. The…read moreservices are expensive, but I am not sure if it is expensive at all vets.