I will add to the glowing reviews. They are very competent and caring. Staff is great. Doctor and…read moreassistants took care of our little guy who tore his claw. They were super thorough and a joy to work with.

After five years of wonderful care we sadly had to leave. This is not a locally owned or vet-owned…read morepractice. Marbletown AH is owned by a private equity group out of EU that owns many different vet practices, which means that you'll likely experience what I did. My cat was a patient here for five years, she was recently seen by a different vet, who recommended a surgery that went wrong and performed procedures I did not approve, and then never returned three emergency texts and calls, nor apologized for a number of issues that put my cat in jeopardy. Which led me to complain and raise a number of issues; which led me to discover this is not my local queer inclusive accountable vet but actually a part of A CHAIN and just another capitalistic infrastructure that has zero local accountability to the animals and people that trust them. Woodstock and Argos are still locally owned. Go here at your own risk **Update: MAH escalated this to the corporate entity that owns them, who outsourced it to a claims specialist to assess risk of lawsuit. There was low risk assessed, so therefore no apology, accountability, or restitution. Instead of anybody there just saying " We are so sorry for your experience "I'm talking to a guy Named James who's running statistical analysis and how much it's gonna cost them to not apologize.**

Have gone there for many years. Was fired as a patient/customer today for i am not really sure…read morewhat. Years ago this was a pretty good vet, then they got bought out, and since i have never seen the same DVM two years running. Took my dog in today to get bloodwork done, and to get a lump tested to see if if she has cancer again. The new, very young vet listened to me explain the reasons i had come in (for maybe $500-600 worth of services), and responded by trying to upsell me on testing/meds for osteoarthritis. For context, i have never been to this office without several upselling attempts by staff. I explained that i was looking at a very expensive visit today, likely followed by thousands of dollars of cancer treatment, and that i was not interested in discussing arthritis today. The vet had no idea about testing costs, so someone else was brought in to explain that. There was a long pause, and then the office manager came, and reproved me at great length, in very vague and confusing language, for being dismissive to her staff, and told me i was free to leave with no charges if i wanted to. I said that i would rather proceed with getting the services that i came in for. Apparently this was the wrong answer. She then told me that they did not want to provide me with any services. A thoroughly weird experience.

My dog had a lump that appeared out of nowhere . I brought her in for the lump and a teeth cleaning…read morewhich she really needed . Everyone from reception to the discharge was very helpful . Alissa the manager helped me schedule since my hours are weird she' was very helpful . On the day of Morgan and Daryl were excellent keeping me in the loop . Also I was very happy with the post op instructions and after care . And a call to check up on my little piper . They are my new vet !

We take our two dogs Ry and Abbi to Hurley Vet Hospital for their regular checkups and routine…read moreprocedures such as spay surgery. We have also taken them in for urgent care such as to treat "dietary indiscretion." We have always received caring, professional service, and we trust their recommendations. Prices are high, but they are high everywhere. I was skeptical of their conversion to using an online pharmacy, but I have found that the prices are comparable to what I would find if I bought the medications at other pet pharmacies online. It is convenient for me and a more efficient way for the vets to provide prescriptions. We will be staying with Hurley Vet.

I can not give ENOUGH praise for Hurley vets especially for their associate vet Dr. DANIELLE…read moreSCHAFER. My 16 year old dog, Kes, was seen by her usual vet in August for her annual. I brought their attention to an open sore on her ear flap and they put it down to her "just being old". I had tried many different treatments at home but the wound had become infected and ulcerated. Her usual vet didn't even clean away the area so they could have a proper look at it! I took her for a 2nd opinion emergency appointment to Dr. Schafer at Hurley Vets who immediately suggested that the wound needed immediate attention and possibly removal. The attentive vet tech whisked her away and took blood fron her jugular vein (last vet techs poked her 3 times and were still unable to draw blood) Dr. Schafer gave her a 2 week shot of antibiotics as I knew it would be really difficult to give her the meds orally twice a day. This alleviated so much stress for both of us. A few days later my little one had surgery to remove half of her ear. The mass result came back as cancerous. She had another growth removed from her real leg too as it was getting larger amd I aas afraid the same would happen to it. All the staff were pleasant and extremely helpful. Dr. Schafer even helped me out with transport for my little one, kept in touch with me throughout the whole experience and obviously loves animals with all her heart. She is a kind, loving, helpful, honest soul and a wonderful, compassionate, capable, super-smart vet. My little one has recovered 100% and has tons more energy now thanks to the removal of the cancer as well as being given medicine for her osteoarthritis and a supplement for her liver. She has no doubt added quality time to this little old lady's lifespan and I could not be more thankful or appreciative to Dr. Danielle Schafer.

They were so wonderful when I brought my cat in with issues with his back legs. The customer…read moreservice is top notch!

If I could give 0 stars I would. We've been coming to this practice since 2022 w/ our 4 cats. We…read morehave been fostering & adopting cats for 25+ yrs, along w/ 20+ yrs of TNR. We've always recommended this place to all our friends with pets & new cat parents that adopted from our cat/kitten foster group. We've also invested a great deal of time, energy, trust, and money in this practice. But last week that all changed with a very traumatic experience when we lost our beloved cat Ziggy. It will haunt us for the rest of our lives what we saw, & went through. We were treated very poorly with our eldest cat Ziggy who was the sweetest most gentle little soul. This place is not what it once was after shifting owners. Unfortunately this place is riding on the coattails of its previous good reputation. Ziggy was the cat that changed the minds of people who were afraid or misunderstood them. He greeted anyone who came to our home & would sit on their lap instantly. He also had a keen sense for bad characters, for example we had a repair man & I almost caught him stealing. I knew something was off when Ziggy didn't greet him. Cats have super powers like that, they know when someone isn't kind hearted & is hiding behind a fake mask of smiles. Our little protector is gone & his untimely death could have been prevented. We have yet not received the detailed medical records/receipts of the day he died despite asking multiple requests. We were never made aware of what he was going through despite being told we would be called back in a few minutes & nothing would be done without our approval first. Instead 20 minutes passed. Our bill is astronomical & we feel so trapped by this experience. He started having seizures Dec. '25. We scheduled the 1st visit & they assigned us a new vet that he's never seen & made us feel even more confused because they suggested he might have cancer. We sought a second vet's opinion at another place & they said he still had several years of life, & to continue his special diet & hydration methods. They saw his blood work & did not determine cancer. Then they suggested we go back to our primary vet (this place) & ask to consider kidney disease as the cause of the seizures to receive medicine to stop the seizures. So in March I scheduled another visit with the same concern only to be dismissed again because I didn't agree to x-rays & MRI. She suggested I should think about euthanizing him. She didn't validate the detailed description I provided in order for her to determine what he needed & wasted my time. Ziggy ran out of time thanks to this. They seem to think that a pet parent's descriptions are useless & that a machine can determine it better. At some point she suggested he was "just tired" -- I know the difference between tired & looking off, you know it in your gut! I have spent over $5,000 dollars here & in such a short amount of time to try & get my cat the help he needed. I feel like they just saw dollar signs, not a little soul who needed serious help without exploiting the vulnerability of his situation. Instead I felt like I was going in circles at this place, every time I booked an appointment they ran the same expensive blood test & offered only premium expensive options. If I start asking for more options they'll bring up euthanasia, which was brought up multiple times causing me distress. He was still very much a lively 12 y/o cat, eating well, drinking water, active, performing his tricks, playing with toys & with his step sisters, & improving in his daily activity thanks to the supplement taurine which we started on all our cats last year. When I told her that this supplement was working she doubted & seemed annoyed. Her tone discouraged me from thinking it made any difference at all. The oddest part is how she expressed denial when I told her he was more active but still having motionless episodes aka seizures. He needed medicine. Never again will I set foot here. We feel betrayed after years of being loyal patients. Our trust has been broken with irreversible damage. Ziggy is gone forever & his case was in our opinion mishandled. There was no compassion. They overstepped boundaries that made us very uncomfortable & caused us to question how things transpired. The way they handled Ziggy's case & the poor customer service we received after his death is so painful. They even threatened legal action when we protested our dissatisfaction with their services & lack of billing transparency. Our 1st Amendment rights aren't being considered here. This is a painful nightmare we never thought Ziggy nor us would have to ever endure. It will take us a lot of time to heal due to all the added aggression we received. RIP our sweet baby boy you deserved so much more.

Just superb! Care was taken to explain all the details about GoGo's procedure, we were meant to…read morefeel that we and our cat were valuable to the practice and the outcome was as critical to the wonderful staff as to us. Upon discharge GoGo's medication and applications were explained in detail and verified that we were confident in administering it before we walked out the door. Great job! FRONT DESK VET TECHNICIANS VET ASSISTANT DR. JOE!!!!!! The constant and wonderfully consistent approach of the clinic's staff!

You don't plan on the emergency vet. You plan on the regular vet, the one with the receptionist who…read moreis overjoyed to see your dogs again. The emergency vet is what happens when the day breaks open. This was my third visit to an emergency vet. I have a small frame of reference. It is not a frame of reference anyone should want. Newburgh was the best of the three, and not by a little. The staff were calm without being clinical, caring, attentive. They moved like people who understood that the dog on the table was, to me at that moment, the whole point of everything. I am grateful they were open. I am grateful they were good. I hope I never see them again, in those circumstances anyway.

A great Doctor. Compassionate, caring - AND SKILLED. I have no hesitation bringing our pets here. A…read morefirst class operation. Not inexpensive, but not unreasonable. Quality care one can have confidence in.

I think the location is gorgeous, and both Dr. Hartelius and Dr. Laux (I have experience with both…read moreof them) are very knowledgeable and very professional. I would go nowhere else for the most competent care.

I have visited the hospital that Mintzer Howard co-own's called Arlington Animal Hospital. Her…read moreoffice manager Nicole Peterson was completely unprofessional and rude. I have no idea why someone as established as Mintzer Howard would employ such vicious and nasty woman. This review is not biased and I want to explain the events that lead to me leaving this bad review. And for the record I am not the only one venting about Nicole Peterson, just visit their Google Reviews page to find out. Our original encounter with his office manger Nicole Peterson was last month. Up until that point I thought I had a wonderful relationship with the hospital. They had cremated our first dog and did a full dental for my second dog. Just for context I wasn't just some crazy person walking off the street. We have spent thousands of dollars at Dr Howard's hospital to get the best care possible. From the start Nicole Peterson was rude, unapologetic, and short with us. And even though I didn't appreciate her bad attitude, we suffered her condescending tone so we could get the care we needed for our beloved pet. She agreed for us to come in for a visit for a check up so I can start my dog Max on heartworm medicine. My entire family heard her confirm this multiple times, because she was on speaker phone for everyone to hear. The only reason she was on the speaker phone was so they could bare witness to how awful I was being treated. Well it turned out I was allowing myself to be treated like dirt for nothing, because Nicole Peterson never documented our pre-arranged meeting. She not only denied talking with us previously, she was also completely unprofessional with the way she was talking with us. We asked to talk to Nicole's supervisor and she told us if we weren't comfortable with Nicole's treatment of us that we shouldn't come back. At any point they could of just apologized and it would all be under the bridge. I don't take any pleasure in leaving a negative review. This is my first time going out of my way to document a business like this. This review is for all the animal lovers who value their pets like their own children. While I enjoyed my brief time with the staff up until that point, I have to wonder how they treat my animal when I am not around to observe what is happening. After all it seems like Nicole Peterson's actions were covered up and her bad behavior was overlooked. If it is acceptable to talk to a client who has been visiting them for some time, then how do I know they aren't treating my animals the same? I don't know if the owner Dr Howard is aware of Nicole Peterson's ongoing poor behavior. I pray for the animals he is in charge of that he is not. Because then there Is hope he may do something about her attitude problem. I also hope that someday soon he is made aware before Nicole Peterson upsets more patients and clients any further. After all there are plenty of other vets for my dogs to go to, at least now they are somewhere where the staff treats us with the empathy my animals deserve!

Dr. Mintzer saved my cat Sammy last year when he couldn't pee. I had called my regular vet and he…read moretold me to go to the emergency clinic because he was about to close. Dr. Mintzer's receptionist told me to come in right away because she said Sammy's condition could be fatal. She got Dr. Mintzer on the phone while he was on the way home and he turned around and came back to treat Sammy even though I wasn't his client. Sammy had a rough time but survived his illness. I now bring all my pets to Dr. Mintzer at Mid Hudson Animal Hospital. The staff is great. Each time I come in they remember Sammy's close call. The office is clean and never smells like my last vet's hospital did. I highly recommend Dr. Mintzer to anyone who is looking for a great vet.

Dr. Lindsey Harris is very kind, patient and talented. She greatly improved the health of my cat…read morethrough acupuncture.

I have been working with Dr. Lindsey several times per month since February, so I wanted to provide…read morean update since my last review. I frequently think to myself how lucky I am to have found Dr. Lindsey to help with my little Piper. It has taken several months to gain control of Piper's seizures, but I know that the Chinese herbs and acupuncture provided by Dr. L are playing a large role. In addition, Dr. Lindsey has been supportive throughout the process and has always taken the time to respond to my emails. I strongly encourage you to reach out to Dr. Lindsey if you think your pet might benefit from acupuncture. It is one of the best decisions I have made and I plan to continue to work with Dr. L going forward.