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Elmsford, NY

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Saw Mill Veterinary Care

3.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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6 months ago

The staff is vert friendly and top notch treatment for your pet. All the vets are extremely good with your pet .TOP NOTCH PLACE.

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Main Street Animal Hospital

Main Street Animal Hospital

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Our regular vet couldn't see us, and we found the Main Street Animal Hospital (they treat dogs and…read moremore too) - stray kitten with a nasty ear infection. This place couldn't have been nicer. Dr. Javier Diaz was absolutely wonderful, his staff were all freindly and well-informed. They took great care of our little Bandit, and us! Dr. Diaz explained everything that needed to be done, and gave us an estimate before beginning treatment. He even printed out a report when we were leaving with everything they did for our new addition. They detailed how to administer the meds, what our follow up would entail - including what they could do if initial treatment doesn't work. Our regular vet, who has seen every cat and dog we've had going back to when my husband was a kid, only sees patients a few hours a day. Dr. Diaz has full days, six days a week. I think we'll be taking our furry family to Elmsford from now on. Easy to get to, street parking was available (even in the snow today), and they really made us feel like our worries were important to them. Seriously check them out for your furry friends.

I took my foster dog here last Friday. Nice staff. Clean examination rooms. The doctor was very…read morenice. He took his time examining Cagney and explained everything to us. The front desk staff was pleasant and efficient. It's located in a busy area but there's plenty of metered parking. I had no problem getting a spot a 1/2 block away. You must realize that the current veterinarian is NOT connected to the previous veterinarian that was at this location. Highly recommended.

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Feline Veterinary Medical Center

(50 reviews)

Where do I even start? :)…read more I first took my cat here due to a bite wound she got from my other kitty while they were playing (which turned to fighting). They were able to not only see us right away (we called and explained the situation and they said to come in right away), but they were able to diagnose and treat the problem quickly. They educated me on how to properly clean her wound and what to look out for, and within a week she healed nicely! I had such a positive experience that when her and my other cat were due for their annual shots, we decided to go back here. Both cats aren't fond of traveling, but once they were inside the place, they felt at ease. The environment is so peaceful and perfect for cats. This was a complete 180 from where we used to go where there were dogs that would scare my cats. The Dr. and his staff truly understand cats and their behaviors. This is our forever spot while we're in Westchester for our cats, I trust them wholeheartedly AND they don't charge for unnecessary tests unlike other vet offices. You only pay for what your cat truly needs.

I drive an HOUR from Queen to see Dr Clough and Dr Lyn. They are THE BEST VETS in the entire…read moretristate area! So compassionate, knowledgeable, and really a trusted resource that would NEVER push unnecessary treatments on a pet for profit (many do, or at least just think 'x is wrong, do y'). They truly care about both you and your cats. Go above and beyond....

Dakota Veterinary Center

Dakota Veterinary Center

(74 reviews)

On April 14, had to lay my dog, Terri Berri to rest after almost 15 years. Dr. Cassidy & her staff…read morewere amazing & I would highly recommend them for all your pet's needs. My only regret was not finding them sooner. Terri had developed a hacking cough that I thought was just something caught in his throat. On March 21st, he fell down the steps and tried to go here but they were booked so after taking him to the ER I decided to book a follow up appointment here instead of with his old vet. I've been wanting to move vets after numerous incidents. We went in for our first visit with Dr. Cassidy. Melissa at the front desk greeted us. The place is immaculate & bright - so nice & inviting. They have different rooms for everyone. Met Dr. Cassidy who was like a ray of sunshine. She examined Terri throughly & explained everything to us step by step. The hacking cough was a tracheal collapse which is common in Yorkies. She gave us medication. Unfortunately old age and this condition begun to worsen. We had to lay him to rest 2 weeks later. He wasn't eating & stop taking the medication which made it hard for him to sleep. Dr. Cassidy gave us additional options but we could tell he was ready to go. The care the staff showed us was exceptional! Thank you so much, Dr. Cassidy, Melissa & staff.

Dakota Veterinary Center's Instagram bio states they are "treating pets the way we would like to be…read moretreated," but my experience was the opposite. I brought my healthy six-month-old kitten here for a routine visit after being encouraged by a personal friend of mine who was the clinic manager at the time. During the visit, a cystocentesis was performed by this manager, who is not a licensed veterinarian or veterinary technician, under the supervision of licensed staff. Immediately afterward, my kitten's condition changed--vomiting, lethargy, loss of appetite, and visible distress. Over the following days, I repeatedly expressed concern and was reassured that this was "normal" and blamed on a recent food change, with no urgency or recommendation to bring him back for evaluation. Four days later, I rushed him to an emergency hospital, where he was diagnosed with uroabdomen and suspected bladder rupture and ultimately euthanized due to organ failure. Veterinary science recognizes bladder rupture as a known, life-threatening risk of improperly performed cystocentesis, and this rapid decline does not align with a simple dietary issue. After his death, I contacted the practice multiple times seeking accountability, resolution, and reimbursement, and was ignored. I am sharing this to warn other pet owners that Dakota Veterinary Center's lack of urgency, accountability, and follow-up after an invasive procedure was irresponsible and unethical, and no animal deserves to be treated this way. Their actions raise serious concerns about patient safety and professional standards; I doubt any of their staff would like to be treated the way they treated my late kitten. I've attached Before/After photos of his health and demeanor before and after the procedure at Dakota Veterinary Center. These pictures document the rapid deterioration of his health, with dates and times included.

Tranquil Paws Veterinary - Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine

Tranquil Paws Veterinary

(1 review)

Dr Barotz is a real find. She is the best of both worlds; a Cornell Vet school graduate and…read moreextremely knowledgeable in a Chinese medicine approach. She believes in both, each complimenting and supporting the other. That's what I wanted and need for my best friend and little boy, Trooper. On top of that, she is happy to work with a patients' regular Vet and studies their medical records thoroughly. She has a gentle, caring manner and spends the time to fully explain her analysis, opinions and reasons for her recommendations. Dr Barotz has a 360 degree approach and the education, knowledge and experience to carry it out. I am so very happy to have her at our side through what is a very tough time. My Trooper has liver cancer. Thanks to her, I have a much better understanding of how I can give Trooper's body more support and comfort, as well as other options I might have for his care. I wish I had known her when I first adopted Trooper 11 years ago, through sickness AND health. I think we can take better care of our little friends with her full approach.

From the owner: Tranquil Paws Veterinary is a practice that offers Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Veterinary…read moreMedicine (TCVM), Chinese Herbal Medicine, and Laser Therapy to canine and feline patients. We believe in an integrative approach to veterinary medicine and we strive to offer services that complement traditional veterinary practices. We are based on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and are able to treat our patients in the comfort of their own homes. We provide veterinary services to the greater New York City metropolitan area including Manhattan, the outer boroughs, and Westchester. Our main goal is to promote the quality of life of our patients by offering therapies that complement more traditional western veterinary medical practices to manage and treat a wide variety of conditions including chronic pain and arthritis. Mission Statement Our goal is to promote the quality of life of our patients by offering therapies that complement more traditional western veterinary medical practices. We believe in an integrative approach to veterinary medicine and we strive to use acupuncture, herbal medicine, and laser therapy as complements to traditional western veterinary medicine provided by your veterinarian. Our priority is the quality of life and comfort of our patients and we strive to help them lead long and happy lives.

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