I have seen all three vets in the practice and they are all very good. I would see them all to see which one best fits your personality. The office staff and techs are friendly and caring as well. Like all vet care, it is pricey, but not as outrageous as some other local vets.
Only giving two stars because she said good morning. Call to see if I could come in last minute for emergency situation. As soon as I said come in today the woman on the other end said "hang on". Comes back 3 mins later laughing "yeah, can I help you"? I asked if they had availability for today because I'm worried about (cuts me off ) woman:"have you been here before?" Me: no but Woman: "Monday is my next open spot". Hopefuly the veterinarians are better than the receptionist. I get it, if you're busy and you can't then fine, but I called 2 other places that he heard me out and didn't make me feel it's an inconvenience for them to take my call. I'm calling worrying about my dog and it's unnecessary to treat people that way. Either train your front desk or hire people who care!
The staff is wonderful, knowledgeable and kind. They were very clear about every step of the care they gave my cat as well as very open and honest about every aspect of the billing. I recommend New Rochelle Animal Hospital to anyone that wants genuine, thorough care of their pets.
If your pet is sick or just routine check, this is the place to go. I trust no other more than here.
yo dey help mayntain my old ass dog in gud shap. hes be lik 16 yer old n still in gud shap thanks to des dudes.
They have taken good care of our cats and dogs over the years.
My husb and I have 2 dogs and have been going to New Rochelle Animal Hospital for the past 6 years, (about 1/2 of their lives) b/c we moved to the New Rochelle area.. Now, we live out of the area. Still make the trip for our dogs to visit with Dr. Schwartzreich and sometimes Dr. Doherty for our cubs- Both docs are above average in my opinion. We originally switched to New Rochelle Animal Hospital because we moved a few blocks from their practice and our old Veterinarian had also moved further away into white plains- though it doesn't seem far, one of our dogs needs constant medical attention and we needed to find a closer Veterinary Practice. Someone in our building recommended us to try New Rochelle Animal Hospital, so we bit the bullet and made an appointment. We regularly saw Dr. Ueada, or Dr. "U," and at the time really liked her, but the business was sold and with that, switched to the new doctor/owner. To be honest I was skeptical about starting over with a new vet, but after the new Doc, Dr. schwartzreich, took over, we saw a difference in everything and everyone. The staff are all sweet & accommodating from the front end people to the vet techs assisting the doctors. They don't keep us waiting forever. They always remember my cubs and their names. They always do everything they can to make my dogs feels at ease. Everyone always remembers my one dog can't have treats because of his allergies (no one and no practice, including his old vet who diagnosed him, remembered that he is allergic to almost everything, but the docs and staff there seem to always just know and voice they wish they could give him a treat). The techs have brought water without me even asking after they noticed Winston had very labored breathing a few times. Dr.'s Schwartzreich & Doherty are both brilliant, seem very experienced, thorough and caring. Their facility itself isn't brand-new, but the equipment is modern and it's always very sterile inside. The implements are certainly new and/or sterilized. Depending what, certain items are disposed of immediately after use. The doctors know & use different and modern techniques, some that have been life saving and changing when one of my dogs had "a paw in the grave." I always tell people how Dr. Schwartzreich & staff saved Winston's life & came out healthier and a diff dog!
For example, before changing ownership, I needed an emergency visit because one my one of my dogs was urinating blood, since Dr. "U" wasn't in that day, the old man vet, who used to own the practice prior to the Doctors currently there now, had to be the one to examine my dog. We had to hold him down for the exam and to get samples (he was 96lbs). My dog normally allowed any and all handling. Well, since it took three of us, including myself, to hold him down I could clearly see that the previous owner/veterinarian actually re-used an old, huge, stained catheter! He put it back inside the cabinet! I asked him about it and he spoke gibberish and left the room for a long time. Traumatized, my dog's never been the same since when going to the vet. Recently, he became calmer and doesn't shake like he used to since that experience. He is slowly coming around even though it's taken some time and cooperates with Dr. Schwartzreich & the all of employees there.
When you have an "Old English Bulldog" breed, they can tend to have many allergies both environmental & internal, plus because of their face folds needing maintenance, tail & ears needing regular cleaning and because of their giant paws, they require constant special cleansers, rinses, drops, ointments, creams and I'm sure I am leaving something out. The prices for meds and visits are reasonably affordable.
I recommend you go there. If my dogs, with all of their ailments can do well there, yours can too!
Tyga and I met Dr P. about 3 months ago when I noticed he was breathing funny. I didn't have a vet for Tyga so I went to Google and found the Animal Veterinary Associates of New Rochelle. After reading the reviews I felt comfortable enough to call and they ask that I bring Tyga in the next day. When we arrived we didn't wait long before we saw the doctor. Dr. P became extremely concerned regarding his breathing and immediately gave him oxygen and took x-rays to find the problem. He told me that my cat required further care as he may have a heart condition. An Echocardiogram proved my cat had a severe case of Cardio Myopothy. After his diagnosis he lived for about 2 months on medication. Dr. P. followed us every step of the way and even called us to check in on Tyga. He became sicker and I had to let him go to Cat Heaven. We received a call from the doctor and a beautiful card expressing kind thoughts. I would return to the New Rochelle Animal Veterinarian Associates for my next pet. Dr. P, and his crew are the Best.
If you have been searching for a good vet in the New Rochelle area, you need look so further than Dr. Paul Schwartzreich at the New Rochelle Animal Hospital. In addition to being extremely informative, he was also gentle and caring with my dog. I strongly recommend him and his practice.
New Rochelle animal hospital is great. Dr Paul Schwartzreich is a great Dr. I have to say I am very happy I brought my dog (Izzy) there. He is very caring, understanding and compassionate.
You can tell he loves animals. I feel very confident recommending him to my family and friends. The staff there is also great. Everyone there is happy to help felt like family. If your looking for a vet this is the best choice you can make if you love animals like I do. Thank you so much Dr Paul
Excellent experience at the hospital and kennel. Dr. Schwartzreich is the new veterinarian and he is absolutely wonderful. Was in this week for our dogs annual exam and our 2-year-old dog who is very hyper and nervous did really well. Dr. Schwartzreich and staff took turns comforting him throughout the exam and really explained the shots and new tick prevention options. All the staff was so friendly and accommodating. And the prices were super fair!