Bond Vet - Upper West Side at 112th Street

Bond Vet is basically useless. I have a Rottweiler a year old who is reactive with people touching her. They prescribed gabapentin and to return a few weeks later to be able to examine her for back pain. She is muzzle trained. There is only a male doctor which is not good because a lot of dogs (mine is) don’t like men, so they should employ a woman doctor as well. Also, they said they have “no experience with large or working dogs”, so they can’t do anything about my dog in terms of examining or giving vaccines. I have been to other vets who have easily given her shots and examined her paws with methods that weren’t fear-based and still safe for everyone involved. What kind of vet doesn’t know how to handle bigger dogs?? My dog is only 70 pounds and I (110 pounds) can easily hold her still myself for shots and for others to examine her. Even after they charged me the vet fee of $130 the first time just to tell me they can do the examining and shots when she comes back and then take it back. The women even got to examine her legs too but the male doctor refused to even try. Disappointing. Only come here if you have a tiny pet.

Bond vet is a wonderful place. The people at the reception desk are kind, attentive and knowledgeable. The nurses extend genuine care to your pet as well as you as the owner. Dr. Greenspan is a wonderful vet. She is caring, approachable, and detail oriented. I am a first time cat owner with a kitten who had a minor but persistent health issue, and Dr. Greenspan always answered my myriad and frequent emails with great detail and thoughtful answers, always respecting and responding to my concerns for my pet. Picture is of my little one holding my hand at Bond Vet.

I've been going to Bond Vet now for a couple of years due to my cat having lymphoma. Our original vet, Dr Michelle Meyers was wonderful but unfortunately left. We now see Dr Bryan Anderson who is also extremely good. He really cares about our cat JJ and takes the time to listen to our concerns and answered all of our questions. The entire staff (Keisha, Tiendra, Julian) were professional and friendly and all really seem to care about all the pets that come in. The office is also very pleasant with separate cubicles in the waiting room so your pets aren't crowded. They also have an impressive computerized system where you can see all your pets Dr visit summary, blood work, and invoices almost better than some human doctor places. I would highly recommend Dr Anderson and this location.

We live around the corner and love bond vet! You can usually get same day appointments and the staff is helpful and kind. Even though they are closed on weird days (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) if you need to go to the vet urgently you can always make an appointment at one of the other Bond Vet locations (and it is seamless because you are already in the system!). They are very transparent about pricing and have great documentation, you will always know your options and the cost before any treatment is done.

THEY LOST MY CAT'S BLOOD SAMPLE. Back in December, my cat had a UTI, and my primary vet in Chicago recommended a follow-up blood test because she has a history of kidney issues. Since I’m currently a student in NYC, I decided to take her to Bond Vet for the blood draw, thinking it would be a simple, straightforward process. I wasn’t picky about which vet I chose because all they had to do was take her blood and run the test, and my primary vet would handle the rest. Sounds easy, right? Wrong. Two days later, I got a call telling me that they LOST my cat’s blood. This meant I had to take my cat back out into the freezing NYC weather (I don’t have a car) to redo the entire procedure. This wasn’t just an inconvenience; it was unnecessary stress on my cat and me.