Bond Vet - Upper West Side at 91st Street

I’ve been taking my very nervous pup to Bond Vet for a little over a year now. The team has always been consistently caring and thoughtful and patient with her. The clinic is always clean, comfortable and a pleasant environment to be in. 🐶💕

I’ve only had great experiences here with my 2 cats, and the staff is always friendly and helpful. They are very kind and you can tell these people love animals. One thing I really appreciate is that before the appointment ends, they show you a break down of costs for services, tests, bloodwork, etc before moving forward with those services. I get results back and they have been looked at by a doctor in a timely manner. My cats are always so well behaved when they are there, and while it’s never fun to take pets to the vet I know they are in good hands.

I took my dog to the vet yesterday for my first time since my usual vet was closed. It was a really bad emergency because my dog was limping and wasnt able to walk. Im happy for the first time visits because its free so that helped me out but when i told the doctor my thoughts of him having an ear infection they took him to the back to see if he did have one and they told me that he has an anomaly in his ear and they couldn’t take it out. Im happy they didn't charge me because we left with no medicine and my dog was still feeling sick. Today i went to my Original vet and he told me that my dog has a really bad ear infection! So now he needed Penicillin, ear Antibiotics, and an antibiotic shot, which i could have gotten yesterday from bon vet so my dog wont suffer but they told me wrong Information. My dog is doing much better now! But be aware of them telling you wrong information.

I had a really nice experience with everyone at this place !the front desk is very friendly and helpful. Nurses and veterinarian were informative and attentive with my concerns. Made me feel supported and comfortable as a first time kitten mama with their professionalism. My kitten was taken care of with care and compassion. I will be back !

Okay, We just had our first visit after a bad experience at a different vet (Our cat has been diagnosed with diabetes) and felt justified in making the difficult change. Both doctor de koning and her assistant Alison were incredibly focused, detailed, patient and friendly. The space is really nice. I will add another review after we get rolling with our pet's treatment program.

It was our kitten’s first visit and it went so smooth. Staff was very kind as soon as you enter the door. Claire and Dr.DeCruccio were very knowledgeable, informative, and seemed as interested about our kitten’s health as we are. We appreciated everything and will definitely be coming back.

Vets should not hold a cat"s medication hostage, especially medication that helps her breathe. I had high hopes for Bond Vet but when you hold back medication so you can grift, then you are just a profits-over-pets vet. My cat requires steroids. It’s changed anywhere from as low as a quarter up to a full steroid (5g) a day, and this has been going on for about 10 years. She’s 18. I brought her to Bond Vet For her last visit, and they said she was shockingly good. I got a few prescriptions since then because I was never allowed to get a larger amount to avoid constant refills, so this last time they said: no she has to come in first. Well I can’t afford a visit when I’m just expecting to refill a prescription, and when I do take her for her annual, I need to get blood too because it’s the only way you know what’s going on with her. (I adopted her at 7 yrs, and she has heart, lung and asthma issues.) Bond vet made what should’ve been a routine prescription refill a stressful 48 hours. In the end, they decided to advise me of all the issues my cat has, as if I was not aware of her health issues, and then they offered to have my cat seen over video because it would be cheaper for me, and that’s why I’m saying it’s profits over pets with this Vet because they just want the money. My cat isn’t going to get anything out of a video And she’s been consuming these steroids for 10 years and I get blood tests each year to monitor her health. Why they were requiring her to have a visit without any advance notice is beyond me, but they made it two days of heck and thankfully Chewy, who wasn’t charging an arm and leg for the prescription was standing right by me ready to send as soon as they gave authorization. Originally, I told Bond I would bring her in as soon as I could during the summer when I made enough for the actual visit because it’s a gig economy, and I have to wait until they were gigs, But now After what they pulled, there is no way I would bring booboo back to this Vet. Thankfully, I know a lot of Kitty parents because I take care of cats so I’ll find a nice local vet, not a chain. A place where you can call and they’ll pick up the phone and you’re not lost in a series of buttons to press while you’re trying to get medication for your cat only to speak to somebody who thinks you are clueless and thinks you are willing to give up your money for no reason at all. No thank you. Once again, Vets should not hold a cat"s medication hostage, especially medication that helps her breathe.