The clinic has a good doctors and all stuff is very friendly.My dog always get a good follow up.She was spayed here and in 1 day she was feeling great and had No complications. The front desk is always friendly and is very easy to communicate with them .They always give a knowledgeable answers to all my questions,even over the phone.The clinic has affordable prices and adjustable schedule.

I took a recently adopted kitten here for an initial exam & checkup. The reception area is small & crowded, thankfully my kitten came from the CACC where dogs barking didn't bother him as there were dogs everywhere. The exam rooms were not closed off & contained - if my cat had escaped the handler disaster would have been expected. Also, the service was the lowest I have ever seen in my 20+ years of vet experiences. For a complete physical, the only thing my cat received was rough handling for about 45 seconds & scooted back out the door. Don't go here - go to Bay Ridge Animal Clinic on 68th St instead - I went there today & received excellent service from a very professional establishment with many loyal clients.

Horrible, if I had a choice, this place will not even get a star. My puppy's paw's were bleeding. I took him to this clinic, they shaved his paws, gave him some cream & antibiotics, and bandaged him up. They charge me well over $100. For the next couple of days, he was out of energy and the bleeding continued. I had to take him to the emergency room and they found a long splinter in his paw. How could this animal clinic have not found it in the first place. I disputed this charge and they told me I had to pay because they gave me a discount out of the kindness of their heart due to my financial situation. I paid over $200 for the emergency service. I don't need any discount if the Animal Clinic of Bay Ridge can just do what they were in business to do.

We have two dogs, and have found the Animal Clinic of Bay Ridge to be our favorite in South Brooklyn (after Dr. G. left Narrows.) I did see one review here that referred to the Animal Hospital on 68th St. / 5th ave, so let's be clear we are talking about the veterinary practice at 689 86th St. Perhaps it depends on which vet is used. We used Dr. Gazi (sp?) till he went to Canada, and currently am happy with Dr. Anurova. They have both been good with the dogs, and have NOT pushed unnecessary tests, special prescriptions, etc. We are lucky with only two episodes of illness/injury, and both times they were compassionate and treated conservatively and appropriately.

We felt that St. Francis Animal Hospital pumped up the bill with tests, and were not happy with Bay Ridge Animal Hospital on 69th/5th.

Finally, we miss Dr. G. who was at Narrows in the late 90s. He was the best, but we are very happy with Dr. Anurova.

We took our cat there with urinary blockage. After many tests and x-rays etc., the doctor sent us home with three types of medicine and told us that if the cat doesn't urinate within 4 hours to take him to emergency clinic... Luckily, the cat did... Today, six months later, the cat had another blockage. We called to talk to the vet only to be promised a returned call. These blockages will kill a cat if not resolved within 24-48 hours and we were really concerned since it had already been over 24 hours. Well,the vet never even called me back!!! Moreover, as we found out from another vet we just saw, one of the medicines the Bay Ridge clinic prescribed was detrimental for his condition. It should have NEVER been prescribed. DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET THERE!!!