Bond Animal Hospital

Bond Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in White Plains, New York, and is part of VCA Animal Hospitals. It treats dogs and cats and lists primary care, specialty care, emergency care, urgent care, and boarding among its services. The clinic also lists oncology support through VCA Pet CancerCare centers, preventive care plans, home-delivery pharmacy and wellness products, and 24/7 live chat through myVCA.

Services

•Primary care for dogs and cats
•Specialty care
•Emergency care
•Urgent care
•Boarding
•Oncology services through VCA Pet CancerCare centers
•Preventive care plans through CareClub
•Prescription and wellness product home delivery through the myVCA online store
•24/7 live chat through myVCA

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Names listed publicly with VCA Animal Hospitals include Patty Wu, Gina Lindell, Aaron Belville, and Dr. Julia Georgesen. No individual clinicians at this White Plains hospital are identified by name here.

Reviews

Bond Animal Hospital has a 4.3/5 rating from 147 Google reviews. Recent written feedback is mixed: positive comments describe kind staff, clear explanations around surgery, and supportive follow-up during recovery, while negative comments mention concerns about diagnosis, missed issues, separation of pets from owners during exams, and charges that some reviewers considered high.

Reviews for Bond Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 147 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Kimlee

2 months ago

I’m quite upset about this location ! I understand the good review but in my aspect it was my worse experience. They told me my frenchie had horrible teeth ! and his teeth will fall out, unless he needed bottom braces I can understand this comment. , I was completely dissatisfied! I taken him there and got all these insane comments/ diagnoses about him ! he’s only two and his teeth are pearly white and perfectly healthy ! Then told me he needed surgery and how bad his lower chin looked ! Mind you he is white and usually white frenchies have a bit of a redness to them ! I proceeded to get a second thought on him and the vet told me he was perfectly fine ! Gave me antibiotics and was healthy as a bee ! Idk but to me they seemed money hungry and I did not appreciate the fact that they had me worrying about such a small situation ! With a false diagnosis! and making it seem like I was a terrible owner ! My dog is always happy , and loves his best life !! he had fell a week before an incident (which all dogs have) to be quite exact it was his first incident! I appreciate the time but never again will I bring my baby there ! It was rude and uncalled for!

Melissa Melendez

5 months ago

My cat had a heart condition and we were not aware of it until we took him to the Emergency Room. He had his physical back in November, and his primary doctor told us he was ok. Now my baby is in heaven…

joann perez

6 months ago

If I could give more than 5 stars on this I would! From the moment I found this doctor’s office for my dog, to stepping in the office, everyone was super kind, friendly, even down to the doctors, front desk, medical assistants, everyone. I found a place who actually cares for my dog. My dog had to undergo 2 surgeries and they explained everything thoroughly from prior to the surgery to the aftercare. Even when I was going through a rough time during the healing process for my dog, they have reassured me every step of the way and have been extremely helpful! I’m so grateful for everyone there and appreciate everything they do as they truly do care for every animal that steps in that office. Thank you guys so much for all that you do! I highly recommend this office to anyone!

Arwyn K

8 months ago

brought in our cat for her annual checkup and routine vaccines. they tried to charge us $400. when we balked at the price, we were offered some sort of membership program that “covers” appointments and vaccines and would be $800 a year! highway robbery! they then separated our cat from us and acted surprised when she freaked out. they refused to examine her with us in the room—something about it being too “loud” even though we were the only people at the clinic—and instead gave us a sedative to give her before bringing her back. the sedative was only $20 so we dodged that bullet and called other vets to confirm that their pricing was outrageous. we will *not* be bringing our cat back.

R L

8 months ago

How much lab work does it take to diagnose kennel cough? Really? $1300+? am I paying for someone's tuition all at once? Wow! Went there in an emergency, end up leaving, charge for the visit with no medicine. found someone else for so much cheaper and received the antibiotics that my pet needed. I have to wonder why the vet knows my pet needs antibiotics, but refuse to prescribe it unless we pay for a huge amount of lab tests that is use to confirm an infection! This is why human health insurance have to pre-authorize certain test and treatment. Not fair but we have to wonder!