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Sag Harbor Veterinary Clinic

4.1 (8 reviews)
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Westhampton Beach Animal Hospital - Westhampton Beach Animal Hospital located on 126 Montauk Hwy in Westhampton Beach, NY.

Westhampton Beach Animal Hospital

(25 reviews)

Dr. Heller and staff are great. I trust Dr.Heller with our fur babies, hes patient with my concerns…read moreand makes sure we understand the treatment our pups may need and always asks us if we have any questions. He also has a 2nd office in Riverhead off old country rd rte 58.

I want to share the story of a close friend who recently experienced one of the most heartbreaking…read moremoments a pet owner can face. Losing a beloved cat is devastating on its own, but the way the situation was handled by this animal hospital made an already unimaginable experience even more painful.My friend entrusted this animal hospital with the care of their beloved cat during an incredibly emotional and difficult time. Instead of being met with compassion, empathy, and professionalism, they left feeling dismissed, upset, and deeply hurt by the way the staff handled the situation. No family should have to experience the loss of a pet while also feeling unsupported by the very people who are supposed to provide comfort and care. The lack of sensitivity and professionalism during such a heartbreaking moment only added to their grief.I understand that veterinary medicine can be stressful and emotionally demanding, but kindness and compassion should never be overlooked. Pets are family, and their owners deserve to be treated with respect during one of the worst days of their lives. Based on what my friend experienced, I would encourage others to carefully consider where they choose to bring their pets. I sincerely hope this hospital takes these concerns seriously and works to improve how they communicate with and support grieving families.

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Sarah Alward

(4 reviews)

Dr. Alward never treated my pets but I did work with her and I can tell you no one and I mean no…read moreone loves animals and cares about animals as much as she does and if you bring your pet to her for care that's exactly what they'll get, top notch care. I've worked with plenty of vets in my profession and I'm confident to say nobody compares to Dr. Alward. Thank you Doc for all you've done and still do. Sincerely, RR

I contacted Dr. Alward about possibly visiting us while we were out visiting family on Long Island…read more-- sadly, to euthanize our dog, Layla, who has terminal bone cancer and had experienced an especially rough night. She immediately calmed me down BY TEXT (crappy reception out here on the island), talking me calmly through the options (such as amputation). We ended up going to the city to my favorite animal hospital for a surgery consult, got stronger pain meds from the hospital, and now that Layla is comfortable again, we are taking a few days to really consider what the right thing for my dog will be. Dr. Alward continues to support and advise me (I'm peppering her with questions about immunotherapy, just in case there's a trial out there). These are the kinds of vets -- true dog-people as well as people-people -- that we need more of. Thank you Dr. Alward. Your immediate availability, quick thinking, generosity of time and spirit, and obvious empathy were decisive in turning a dark, panic-induced "final day" in my mind, into a week of calm consideration -- seeing a surgeon & oncologist, emailing with immunotherapists, and getting to see my dog, who is now on adjusted pain meds, enjoy another romp on the beach, just this morning, which I literally didn't think I would ever see again. Dr. Alward is now my go-to vet out east, and I will definitely be using her -- hopefully even for Layla, if we get lucky, but certainly for our younger dog Ramona.

Wags and Tails Kennel

Wags and Tails Kennel

(17 reviews)

Yeah, boarding your precious doggies sucks but happens sometimes ie when you're away for work trips…read moreor on vacay etc. I have friends who have used Wags for years, and this place is reliable and reasonably priced for my two adult medium and large sized adult dogs. Currently I live in the South, and plan to visit family on LI for the holiday weekend. I was so happy to learn that Wags and Peter are still around! Wags is out in the middle of LI in a country-like atmosphere (Ive been there out after a snowstorm and glad I had a Jeep). I see it as the Holiday Inn for dogs--there are times when they have stayed at an ultra luxury pet resort as well, and Bud, my 90lb mush, has separation anxiety, whether he's at the Kimpton or the Red Roof Inn of dog boarding places. The difference I think is that some of the ultra expensive places may spend 10 minutes saying hi to your dog in a windowless but well-lit room and if you pay extra will walk yr dog on a leash for 5 minutes. I could see if you have a very young puppy this would be great short term but if its a very young puppy be a good Millenial parent and take responsibility. DONT dump your fur baby with strangers at such a young age, and later wonder why your fur child has socialization problems with you, jeez... But I digress--I worry about the lack of ventilation at some (not all) of those more expensive places with windowless rooms. Wags has an indoor/outdoor run area for each dog, and the shelter area is heated when its cold. They also have doggie daycare, I believe. I bring my dogs' durable pet bed and/or blankie, some toys that they'll probably rip into shreds anyway, and their food supply. I think some of the weird reviews on here reveal more about the dogs owners, and I know Wags boards dogs of all sizes and shapes lol. Give your dog some fresh country air, city people, even if its at a boarding kennel. Its good for your dog.

Very rude. Called to ask a question and the man (didn't even introduce himself) that picked up…read moreacted like I was bothering him. If you don't like your job, then find another one. I really hope that was the manager because if not, they are losing customers over the rudeness of a man that just answers phones.

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Wave Veterinary Emergency

(15 reviews)

I cannot say enough wonderful things about WAVE Veterinary Clinic in Water Mill. The care,…read morecompassion, and kindness they showed my precious Milo during an incredibly difficult time meant more to me than I can ever express. A very special shout-out to Dr. Cindy Bressler, who was truly extraordinary. Her compassion, knowledge, patience, and genuine love for animals were evident in every interaction. When we discovered that Milo was very ill and had an inoperable brain tumor, Dr. Bressler did everything she possibly could for him while guiding me through an absolutely heartbreaking situation with such kindness and empathy

I had an extremely concerning experience at WAVE this past weekend after bringing my dog in for an…read moreinjured paw. First, they strongly pushed a $200+ opioid pain injection, despite the fact that my dog was not exhibiting signs of significant pain. I repeatedly said I did not want him given an opioid unnecessarily and had to advocate extremely hard for that decision. I was even told that they may not treat or clean his paw unless I agreed to the injection. I ultimately refused it, and he was completely fine and showed no signs of being in pain during the procedure. I was also told that he needed a $237 antibiotic injection, and I was not given a meaningful choice about declining it. I subsequently brought him to his regular veterinarian, who examined his paw and told me that an antibiotic was not necessary at all. I was also told that even if an antibiotic had been warranted, there were inexpensive oral options available for approximately $15. Another extremely troubling part of this experience was the billing. The estimate presented to me when I authorized treatment was approximately $600. When it came time to pay, my bill was approximately $800. When I questioned the additional $200, I could not get a satisfactory explanation. Even more concerning, they then pulled up what they claimed was my "signed estimate," which showed approximately $800, but that is not the estimate or amount that I reviewed and signed. I specifically asked for the doctor to call me so that I could discuss these concerns with her directly and give her an opportunity to explain what happened. She never called. This experience left me seriously questioning whether these expensive injections were being recommended solely because they were medically necessary or whether financial considerations were influencing the recommendations. Based on my experience, I would not trust this hospital to make treatment recommendations for my dog again.

Sag Harbor Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated October 2026

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