Farmingdale Dog & Cat Clinic

Took my baby Dream to get checked, curb side was convenient for me, the process was quick, they also are very affordable I thought I was spending tons of money but it wasn't the case. I moved from Atlanta so I needed a new doctor for him and I will be bringing him more often for my cats needs. Thank you 🩵

posted: 09/23/2023

First timer for my baby kitten and the entire team was awesome and made sure I understood everything.The Doctor is amazing,I’m so glad I made the best decision to take my pet to this vet clinic.Prices are good and reasonable.I was referred by many neighbors and general people for where to go that they have personally went to.All said the same clinic and THEY ARE AWESOME! Little Ivy is soo happy :)

posted: 06/26/2023

NARCISSUS is a HUG kitten. He was neutered at Farmingdale. Outstanding service! He’s doing great and ready to be adopted!

posted: 08/28/2023

Until my recent experience, I used to always recommend Farmingdale dog and cat clinic. My dog was having issues with, what I now know to be, incontinence. When I mentioned this in my convos with the treating vet, I was told this was not the issue. Incontinence is something common that does happen in dogs but according to the vet who saw my dog , they didn’t know what was going on and treated this as something that has never happened before. I advised them that I was trying to figure out the issue of what was going without spending for any unnecessary testing. After a round of antibiotics and a flush(which was also found to be unnecessary) The vet advised us that we needed an ultrasound ( which can run about $600) I was not confident that this testing was needed so, I decided to get a second opinion. After doing so , I really question the knowledge of the vet at this clinic. I wasted my time and money here for something that is just a common occurrence in dogs. The second vet I saw about this issue , was very knowledgeable and knew exactly what could be going on and my thoughts as to it being incontinence were not just ignored. We did not need an ultrasound, she was able to get a urine sample and while doing so was scan to see if there was anything else major going on. (which is something this doc could have done as well. ) That test was $78 and the only test performed. This could have all been settled if the clinic had just done the right testing or admitted that they really didn’t know how to deal with this. As I asked multiple time. The vets words after nothing changed with my dog’s condition was “ idk what’s wrong, all of my ideas didn’t work”

posted: 09/19/2023

I have been caring for a friendly feral for 2 years. Her fur became matted in July so I knew she needed to go to vet and I always said if I had to take her to vet, I would try making her an indoor cat. My vet for my 2 indoor cats wanted me to transport sedated cat from his office to groomer to shave the mats out. I was recommended to call Farmingdale Clinic since they handle ferals. Alicia was wonderful and familiar with taking in ferals and made me feel confident enough to make an appointment. Dr. Kuehn made sure she was all clear to transition her to my indoor boys. Dr. Kuehn ended up brushing mats out. It has been 3 weeks and it is a slow process since Honey is approx 4-5 years old and my boys are 3yrs. Lots of hissing and growling but no aggressiveness. Prices were extremely reasonable and I would highly recommend this vet. It was a bit of a ride for me especially in rush hour and a screaming cat but worth it. I am considering switching vets. My only complaint would be having to drop off pet and not being able to stay in exam room since I have had bad experiences with letting my pet out of my sight with other vets. In this case, my feral needed a sedated exam so I fully understand having to drop off. God bless you all for taking care of these animals and not ripping off the owners.

posted: 09/26/2023