PetVet Wellness Center

John Fisher 

on Google

a year ago

Brought 3 dogs in at once. The staff was great very informative and patient. Will def be going back Also want to mention that they were ALL pit bulls and we were never asked to leave. There were a lot of other dogs there as unfortunately they are only open 2 days. There was a couple of dogs that were really aggressive towards the other dogs that were there and were asked to wait outside or to go for a walk while they wait but they were asked very nicely and were seen as soon as it was their turn. 

Tracy Paige 

on Google

a month ago

Caring staff. Always eager to help and answer the hundreds of questions you have when your furry family member is sick. 

Stephen Ames Berry 

on Google

3 years ago

Dr. Rebekah Kane and her team provided excellent care to our 14 year-old cat Marley during his diagnostic visit. After several disappointing visits with local full service vets in the Utica area, we decided to make the 45 mile drive to PetVet in New Amsterdam before taking Marley to Cornell 's Vet School's clinic. At PetVet, for $105, Marley received a full checkup, blood and stool analysis, and superb follow-up by Dr. Kane regarding his overall health, condition of the chronic kidney issue she detected, and detailed recomme... read more

Valerie Alcocer-Wildey 

on Google

a year ago

We truly love bringing our two long-haired Chihuahuas to PetVet. 🐾 🐾 The staff and vets are always extremely knowledgeable, caring, friendly, and loving to our fur babies. It’s also a plus, that they are close to home and reasonably affordable! Unlike, bringing our dogs to the veterinarian’s office, which always seem to wallop us with an outrageous bill afterwards, and push extras. You get what you want and need for your pets at PetVet. I truly hope our Amsterdam NY PetVet remains open and doesn’t close.🙏🏻 

Jamie Thompson 

on Google

11 months ago

I brought my 2 year old dog in for his yearly vaccines. He had rabies and the 5 in 1 Leptospirosis. After a few days he began limping and a day later he was diagnosed with Lyme disease. The vaccines suppressed his immune system and the Lyme took over more aggressively. He is still quite lame and cannot walk well. PLEASE get your dog tested for Lyme before you get vaccinations. That way he/she can be treated before compromising their immune system which lets Lyme take over. I wish they would warn folks BEFORE getting th... read more