VCA Colonial Animal Hospital

While we were on vac, our Molly's mammary tumors ulcerated and the bleeding scared the kennel owner (not surprisingly). We took her to Colonial Emergency on Sat. Molly was still eating and acting normal. As we expected the prognosis was not good. We chose to continue palliative care because she was not in pain and acting like Molly. Two days later, Misty had an annual exam. While there I mentioned poor Molly to Dr Harris. She told me about some things I could do to keep Molly comfortable. She constructed a little t-shirt to protect the ulcerated areas. I took Molly to see Dr. Harris the next day to be sure I had explained situation properly and we establish a plan for Molly's care. Infection was a big concern. We went home with some Oriental herbs to minimize any bleeding and OTC's along with the antibiotics the emergency vet had sent home. Within a week the tumors showed no infection and Molly didn't have to wear the distasteful Tee. After 3 weeks Molly shut down overnite. No treats, no food, no looking for laps. She decided it was time. When we went for our final visit, Dr. Harris came in with big hugs of compassion. Because of Dr. Harris, Molly had a wonderful final 3 weeks with many treat and cuddles. While it was hard to lose Molly, those 3 weeks gave us extra peace at that difficult time, Dr. Harris is not the first vet to give us such caring help when a beloved was ready to let go. We take our pets to Colonial exclusively because of the exceptional care we all receive.

Dr. Harris is the best vet we have ever been to see! She is very passionate about her patients and always orders a ton of preventative vaccines and testing. We live in the Binghamton area but drive the hour to see her and the wonderful facility that is Colonial Animal Hospital! I received chemotherapy for my cat here through Dr. Rasnik as well two years ago . They offer every possible treatment and technology which is why we don’t go anywhere else!

Thank you for your service. The only facility (Cornell was on pause, whatever that means) within an hour of Binghamton to assist with humane care for a mortally wounded pet. I commend your commitment to the families and veterinarian care that you provide.

I cannot praise VCA Colonial enough. My 4.11 y.o. dog was very very sick and my primary vet was not equipped to perform the tests needed to diagnose the problem, but suspected Protein-losing nephropathy (PLN). VCA Colonial took us in with less than an hour's notice and Dr. Eule and his team were wonderful, compassionate, and thorough. Zeldi is doing much better now, and I have made an appointment for another one of my dogs at VCA Colonial for a different complex condition. Thank you VCA Colonial!

After our visit to my dog's local vet last week on Wednesday, we found out he needed to get a referral for surgery. We left the appointment unsure and nervous of how long we would have to wait before we were able to get him in anywhere. By the time we got home from the appointment (~25 min later), the vet had gotten him into VCA Colonial for the following day. We had very positive and helpful experiences communicating with the staff what had been going on and he was admitted for his surgery consult. Unfortunately during his consult, they found out he had the dreaded bloat (GDV) and called to let us know the imminent surgery that needed to be fixed while his other surgery needed to be put on hold. They explained the situation concisely and quickly and called to update us after the procedure that everything went well. The entire staff have been very kind and communicative throughout the whole process both through call and their helpful text line! I know they are a super busy place so it's amazing the care they are able to show to every pet that needs it. The only downside is we are located ~1.5 hrs away. However, for the care that my dog has received it is well worth the trips!