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Sandy Paws Veterinary Clinic

3.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Comforted Companions Veterinary Care

Comforted Companions Veterinary Care

(26 reviews)

Dr. Alexis Tischler made one of the hardest days of our lives as peaceful as it could possibly be…read more From the first phone call, she was kind, patient, and never made us feel rushed. She explained every step clearly and gently, answered all our questions, and treated us with so much tenderness and respect. Having her come to our home meant we could all be comfortable and surrounded by family at the end. We're so grateful for her compassion and for the care she showed not just our pet, but all of us. I would recommend Dr. Tischler and Comforted Companion to anyone facing this difficult time.

I can't say enough about Alexis who so gracefully single handedly runs comforted companions. I…read morefeel blessed to have had her by my side to help me make what felt like the most heart wrenching impossible decision. You will not find a more kind and compassionate person . Making the decison to say goodby to Origami was one of the most painful and confusing times in my life. Alexis gave me so much of her time and showed so much compassion and kindness at a time when breathing felt hard. If you are struggling to help your pet transition in a pain free way and would like to do it in your home with the most gentle and kind person, please choose Alexis. I will miss my sweet sweet Angel for the rest of my life but I feel grateful knowing she wasnt afraid and felt safe and loved in her last moments. Thank you Alexis

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.

William Isomoto, DVM

William Isomoto, DVM

(9 reviews)

If you are fortunate enough to live in an area serviced by Dr. Isomoto, you won't find a more…read moreskilled, compassionate, and dedicated veterinarian. If you have a pet who is difficult to handle, like my cat, you can feel confident that he or she will be handled with the least amount of stress and discomfort. Dr. Isomoto came highly recommended by a friend who had called for help with her very elderly dog. I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Isomoto and his assistant, Virginia. My cat is elderly, ill, and very difficult to handle. Dr. Isomoto and Virginia handled her expertly and with extreme care and kindness. As soon as they walked in I felt at ease - despite my anxiety regarding my beloved cat. Post visit, I had some concerns regarding her illness. The doctor was always available to answer my questions. I have had pets my entire life and have dealt with many veterinarians. I have great respect for them all, but Dr. Isomoto's level of care, commitment to his patients' physical and psychological well-being, and his availability to address any concerns is unlike that of any veterinarian I've known. I grew up reading the James Herriot series. If you've read them, Dr. Isomoto reminds me of a 21st century James Herriot (the late Dr. Alfred Wight). On a final note: if you are hesitating to call because you think you'll have to take out a loan to pay the vet bill, you will be happily surprised. I recently lost my job and was literally thinking I may have to sell my car to save my beloved girl. Not that it wouldn't have been worth any amount to help her, but happily, I couldn't have been more wrong - and relieved, given my situation. You will find Dr. Isomoto extremely reasonable and will be glad you made that call. And so will your pet.

Writing this review about 4 years after we've used Dr. Isomoto. We have an extremely nervous and…read morescared cat who we literally cannot bring outside the house let alone a car ride to the vet. We enlisted Dr. Bill's services as she gets extremely scary in situations she's uncomfortable. It was evident this man used to handle big scary animals because he wasn't phased in the slightest bit. Went into the bathroom with her and assessed the situation. We were informed that the best route would be a sedative which we rather would not do, but because she wasn't peeing it was an emergency to get her sedated so that the blockage could be dealt with. He was a professional and a badass. We thank him for his services and the fact he rushed over when he heard the reason we needed his services. In matters of UTI and bladder issues in cats, time is of the essence. Thanks Dr. Bill will definitely be calling again.

Doggy Be Good - Sliced cut on her paw, 3 days after I picked her up. Now healing

Doggy Be Good

(40 reviews)

College Point

I've been taking my dog here for the last year. I'm very pleased with their service. I really like…read morethat they call me ahead of time to remind me of my appointment. When I walk in for pickup they always have her in their arms or at the desk with them. She is taken well care of that Sometimes she doesn't want to leave haha. Their prices are affordable and they are always on time. No waiting all day for a pick up call and never too busy to see her. Thank you for taking great care of my baby Penelope.

I had used Doggy Be Good twice before for overnight boarding without any issues, so I felt…read morecomfortable leaving my dog there for a third stay. This time she stayed for seven days, and unfortunately the experience has left me extremely disappointed. Halfway through her stay, I called to check on her since the facility does not provide routine updates. I was told everything was great and that she was having fun running up and down the kennel runs. Nothing was mentioned about any injuries or health concerns. When I got there to pick her up, a man was hosing down the kennels. I said "good morning" to him 2 separate times and he looked at me and ignored me, which I found off-putting. When I picked up my dog, she seemed happy and energetic. I also arranged for grooming because she had been there for a week and I wanted her to come home clean. After bringing her home, I noticed that she was licking her paws much more aggressively than normal. Upon examining them, I discovered a cut on one of her front paw pads and what appeared to be blood spots around some of her nails. I contacted the boarding facility to report my concerns. I was told that the concrete kennel runs could have worn down her nails and irritated her paw pads from running. After the owner checked with the groomer, I was told that no injury had been reported during grooming. The facility later reviewed its cameras, noted that she had been running frequently during her stay, and suggested that this may have caused her paws to become sore, especially if she does not normally run on cement. They offered a coconut treatment, which I declined because I wanted to examine her paws more closely first. She goes on daily walks, but does not spend the majority of her day on cement, so I took the owner's assessment as possible. The following day, I discovered that one of her back paws was bleeding. Upon closer examination, there was blood and pus coming from INSIDE the paw pad. I took her to her veterinarian, who examined her injuries and advised that the cuts did not appear consistent with simple surface irritation from running on concrete. The veterinarian determined that she has moderate to severe pododermatitis and that the injuries were consistent with cuts. The vet mentioned that bacteria from licking the affected area likely contributed to the infection. She is now on antibiotics, pain meds and has an ecollar for 2 weeks so she does not irritate it any further. I included a pic of the now healing scar on her paw pad and her purple swollen back paw at the vet's office. What upsets me most is that I was never informed of any possible injury or health issue during her seven-day stay or when I picked her up, including after grooming. I had to discover the injuries myself, contact the facility, and seek veterinary care before understanding the extent of the problem. While I cannot say with certainty when or how the cuts occurred, I am very concerned that my dog came home with these injuries and that no one brought any potential issues to my attention. I am also uncomfortable with the checkout form requiring customers to sign that they have inspected their dog and that there are no health issues. When a business has cared for your pet for an entire week, a customer should reasonably expect to be informed if an injury or health concern is noticed, even soreness that they may experience from the cement. I do not believe a customer should have to discover a potentially serious injury at home without having received any warning that something may be wrong. My previous experiences with Doggy Be Good were positive, which makes this situation even more disappointing. Unfortunately, this experience has changed my level of trust in the facility. I no longer feel comfortable leaving my dog in their care, and I will not be returning. I hope they take this experience seriously and improve how potential injuries and health concerns are monitored, documented, and communicated to pet owners.

Sandy Paws Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated October 2026

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