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    Upstate veternarian Specialties

    3.7 (6 reviews)

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    Upstate Veterinary Specialties - The lobby, while looking empty, had staff members at each desk who were helpful and kind and other clients to the left.

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    Our almost 14 year old pet dog Mia was sick for three days. Not eating nor peeing. On Saturday,…read moreher breathing was labored. At 6 pm, we took her to Update because they are well regarded and available. Two caring vets examined her and performed tests. She had fluid around her lungs and in her abdomen. The fluid in her abdomen was tainted with blood, likely cancer. They recommended compassionate euthanasia. Not expected. We were brought to a special room, and the sweetest thing happened. They said "No dog should go to Heaven without having Chocolate." We were given a Hershey's kiss to feed to Mia. While we cradled her body, she woofed down the chocolate. She had not eaten for three days prior. They had a sign on wall explaining the chocolate treat tradition. "A final treat: Some veterinary clinics keep a jar of "goodbye kisses". The sentiment is that a beloved pet should experience the taste of a forbidden food just before they pass.Emotional comfort: Sharing a special snack offers grieving pet parents a final moment of connection and joy during a painful goodbye." Service from receptionist to doctors was kind and understanding. They were considerate of our emotional state. They presented the situation with compassion. They were great! They even mailed a Sympathy Card with a handwritten note to our home. Highly recommend this veterinary clinic.

    If you wanna get ripped off or made to feel guilty about not wanting to spend $12,000 on your…read moreanimal, this is the place to go. I was actually charged an extra $85 because I took too long trying to make a decision on my cat's treatment. I spoke to the vet and I said if we do deductive reasoning, if the steroid was working, and the antibiotic is not one would conclude that this is probably cancer I forget the specifics on how I reasoned with the vet. I went to MY vet the following Monday. The vet at UPSTATE actually noted that it was cancer but they wanted me to spend thousands of dollars to test to see if it was cancer and I said no way. My sweet cat was put down that Monday because he was very sick, cancer.

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    I've been to Latham Animal Hospital 2 times recently and the degree of professionalism displayed by…read moreeveryone I came into contact couldn't be higher. I was there this date 10/3/25 and got some bad knews about my cat that I had brought in.. That being said, the Dr (don't know his name) explained all the possibilites that I/we could consider. But his attention to the cat and the degree of concern was geniune and heart felt.... I appreciated that and will consider what happens next....

    I brought my cat in to the vet because he was whining when using the litter box, they sedated him…read moreto get the testing they needed done, had to give him an enema for him being constipated, after he's treated I pick him up from the vet, they tell me he's covered in urine and they couldnt clean him because "he was more awake" and "agitated", which I initially understood why, until I got him home and he was so sedated still he could barely walk, he barely even knew I was there, so how come you couldn't clean him up, especially with how sedated he still was!? I went there stressed he had a UTI then you leave him covered in urine and also some STOOL, My poor baby looked terrible and they left him covered in his pee all scared and didn't even attempt to clean him other than putting a pee pad in his crate which did nothing to clean him otherr then soaking up the pee left in his crate. they also had to take his collar off and i wasn't going to put it on him until the next day to then realize they broke his collar taking it off him and didn't even tell me that...I love dr Kinney, she is the only good provider there but whoever treated my Milo that day did not care for him like you would your own pet, I'm extremely dissapointed with how he was cared for, i do not recommend any other vet then dr Kinney if you need to see someone there.

    Upstate veternarian Specialties - vet - Updated October 2026

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