Hauppauge Animal Hospital
Hauppauge, New York
General Info
Hauppauge Animal Hospital provides veterinary services to Hauppauge and neighboring New York areas by creating therapeutic care models that adjust smoothly with both the pet’s temperament and the owner’s communication style. Initial appointments focus on creating a comfortable environment where pets can explore freely and express their reactions without rush. Veterinary professionals observe subtle indicators including eye movement tail positioning gait modifications and pressure response before initiating physical examinations. Physical checkups encompass examinations of joint movement along with assessments of body water levels and weight changes while also evaluating gum coloration, coat texture, and thermal regulation patterns. The process involves owners meticulously recording morning routines alongside sleep cycles while also noting vocal tendencies and any recent behavioral deviations. Hauppauge Animal Hospital delivers medical protocols for immediate health problems alongside surgical interventions and seasonal wellness adjustments while managing chronic conditions. Support services encompass laboratory testing alongside imaging referrals and infection control measures while senior animal care protocols and emotionally-informed recovery checklists are provided. Plans become spaced and sequenced to diminish stress while enabling the owner to feel informed without experiencing overwhelm—particularly when managing multiple pets or intricate diagnoses. The essence of interaction lies at the core of all exchanges. Post-visit notes dispatch after every appointment while follow-up sessions depend on pet adjustment progress instead of standard calendar alerts. Owners receive instruction to discern subtle indicators of regression or next step readiness. The elements of long-term care encompass pacing techniques alongside choice-based scheduling methods and reassurance strategies. Hauppauge Animal Hospital delivers veterinary services throughout Hauppauge and New York by basing treatments on animal behavior and family input to develop care plans that remain informed, stable, and compassionate throughout the process.
Services
Boarding
Dental
Dermatology
Euthanasia
Laboratory
Microchipping
Surgery
Vaccinations
Reviews
GINA Sherry
11 Apr 2018
REPORT
In memory of my sweet dog Macy, I must share my experience here.
Macy (a 6 year old rat terrier)went in for a mild nose infection and was prescribed Doxycycline. She was also given a blood test.
With...
In memory of my sweet dog Macy, I must share my experience here.
Macy (a 6 year old rat terrier)went in for a mild nose infection and was prescribed Doxycycline. She was also given a blood test.
Within a few days Macy wasn't looking good and I called the office to find out if it was safe to continue her medication. They told me it was an antibiotic and that I was supposed to continue the medication to the end. I also inquired about her bloodwork which I was put on hold for and disconnected. The next two days Macy was lethargic and threw up. The following morning I rushed her back in with liver failure. They told me she was poisoned (either by candy, rat poison, mushrooms, hateful
neighbors etc) and that her prognosis was bad and they could not guarantee they could save her but offered to open me a line of credit to try or euthanize her to stop her suffering. I opted to let her go ...to avoid her suffering further.
I struggled sleepless nights searching for answers to her death. I then found online many other dog owners whos dogs became violently ill and also death while on the medication Doxycycoline. THEY NEVER mentioned possible side effects to me regarding this medication and led me to believe it was helping her. They also had blood test results which were not normal, yet never reached me about them. I am not feeling like this was intentional per say, but when I called to indicate the dog was not doing well they should have instructed me to discontinue the usage and bring her in immediately which could have saved her life, as well as contact me regarding her bloodwork which I also feel could have indicated this antibiotic was not safe for her.
Macy is gone and I will not get this sweet pup back. I will never trust a veterinarian ever again nor dose my animals with medication without thoroughly investigating the possible side effects associated . They have lost my trust and I will never return to this “hospital” again. BEWARE.
T Han
21 Feb 2018
REPORT
PLEASE READ!
I highly recommend taking your pets to another vet. I have two chihuahuas. When the older one was about six months old,I brought the dog to HAH for an examination. The vet(Dr. Pete) inf...
PLEASE READ!
I highly recommend taking your pets to another vet. I have two chihuahuas. When the older one was about six months old,I brought the dog to HAH for an examination. The vet(Dr. Pete) informed me that he had legg perthes disease and the condition needed to be corrected via surgery. A couple of days later due to the vets admitted mistake, my dog had to go thru a second surgery which left his leg partially paralyzed.
Years later we brought the dog back for dental surgery. Some teeth were removed, others cleaned. After a few days I noticed the dogs neck was out of alignment. I decided to give it some time to see if the situation would correct itself. Weeks went by and there was no change in his condition.
Recently we made plans to take a trip; part of those plans were to have the dogs boarded at HAH. Requirement for boarding at their facility: a complete examination and up-to-date shots for the animals. While we were waiting in the examination room , a tech came in and informed us that since the hospital had been taken over by a BIG CORPORATION, new requirements have been implemented: the dogs must have additional shots (higher prices of course!) in order to allow us to border them. That being said, we decided to have some of the shots done on that day, and the remainder prior to boarding($263.00).
The vet eventually appeared and proceeded to examine each dog. When she began examination of the older one, I asked her why his neck was crooked. Her answer,” possibly from the anesthesia, which could be a permanent condition.” At that point I felt “enough is enough!”
We have decided to have a family member care for our pets when we go on our trip. We have also found another vet who is not so impersonal as this NEW CORPORATION.
THANKS FOR NOTHING!
rmc62379
18 Feb 2018
REPORT
Do not go here! They have misdiagnosed my dog on several occasions, and it almost cost her life. I. One occasion I brought my dog in because I suspected bloat. I was told she probably just ate somet...
Do not go here! They have misdiagnosed my dog on several occasions, and it almost cost her life. I. One occasion I brought my dog in because I suspected bloat. I was told she probably just ate something she should not have. Sure enough it was bloat and then I still had to bring her somewhere else to have an operation. She is now approaching 13 and has some skin tags and moles. They wanted to biopsy one, and insisted on general anesthesia. I did not want to put her under, being that she is a senior at this point. That is when they refused to see her anymore. Do your pet, and yourself a favor and stay away. On another note, my pup is now under the care of a local vet in ronkonkoma. Her incontinance issue has gone away within 2 months, and no longer has accidents. Something we worked with hauppauge animal hospital with for over 5 years. Strongly suggest you stay away! I could go on and on, but I think you know what I’m getting at.
Celia Guzman
2 Oct 2017
REPORT
Everyone fell in love w Trixy and they introduced me to a puppy plan that included everything like spaying her and checkups and blood work! Loved it here!! Everyone was so sweet to us and our fur baby...
Everyone fell in love w Trixy and they introduced me to a puppy plan that included everything like spaying her and checkups and blood work! Loved it here!! Everyone was so sweet to us and our fur baby.. Trixy left wagging her tail and that's all that mattered to me!!
M Bet
11 Aug 2017
REPORT
This vet is all about generating revenue, of course I understand this but some level of compassion/professionalism must be expressed in this field. I bought a dog and the store sent me there for hea...
This vet is all about generating revenue, of course I understand this but some level of compassion/professionalism must be expressed in this field. I bought a dog and the store sent me there for health exam. What a joke staff was rude, Dr was a bozo. Went to another vet and am much happier. Dear owner, don't even bother to respond.
Frank M
1 Jan 2017
REPORT
They've always treated my two cats well
Lisa P
8 Dec 2016
REPORT
If I could give a lower rating I would! This place is not only dirty and has rude front desk staff but also has unprofessional and incompetent doctors. If you love your animal and you consider them ap...
If I could give a lower rating I would! This place is not only dirty and has rude front desk staff but also has unprofessional and incompetent doctors. If you love your animal and you consider them apart of your family, do not trust these people with their health and lives! We had a Maltese, her name was Rosie and she was 15 years old. No one would believe she was 15 by the way she'd run around and play. However, due to the incompetence of this animal hospital, Rosie's life was cut short. She could have been saved if we had brought her somewhere else- somewhere where the staff cared more about the animal then closing time.
On November 1st, after seeing her struggle to get up, my sister and I took her to Hauppauge Animal Hospital. We called and made an appointment for 6:15pm. When we arrived, with our little sick dog wrapped up in a blanket, we were told that they didn't have us in the system and that they were closing soon. There was absolutely zero compassion or concern from the front desk. After an unnecessary and aggressive exchange with the staff member, we were put on the schedule at 6:30pm. Unfortunately, the lack of compassion didn't just stop at the front desk. Once in the room the doctor began to examine Rosie. Within a minutes of her examination we were told that she had a heart murmur (which Rosie has never had heart problems in the past), that there was a giant mass on her spleen that was most likely cancerous because it was hard and that the only treatment was surgery in which she might not survive. She than recommended an X-ray to confirm the mass which we of course agreed to. While Rosie was getting the X-ray my sister and I, completely devastated by the news, could hear the doctor talking so casually about these "cancerous tumor" in our dog. Once the mass was visualized on the X-ray I asked the doctor if we could get her blood work to confirm it was in fact cancer, which she repeatedly said it was. I wish I had a tape recorder for when she told me that blood work wouldn't show if it was cancer unless the cancer was in her blood but she€d do it anyway. In my opinion this woman's license should be revoked for that comment alone. After drawing her blood and charging us nearly $400.00 we were dismissed-sent home distraught and without help. The very next day we had to rush Rosie to North Shore Animal Hospital (a recommendation from a friend) where they did everything they could possibly do to save our dog. It turns out that nothing the doctor from Hauppauge Animal Hospital said about Rosie's prognosis was accurate. The so called heart murmur was ammonia (fluid in the lungs) which is treatable and the massive cancerous tumor on her spleen was really a large and yet drainable cyst in her bladder.
These people robbed Rosie of the care she needed that night. They prey on those who'd do anything for their pets for the greed of money. Do NOT go to Hauppauge Animal Hospital!
Richard Belleville
22 Nov 2016
REPORT
I highly recommend HAH. I've been going there for years with Jack. The staff and doctors are helpful and sympathetic. They never talked down to me and took the time to explain everything that was g...
I highly recommend HAH. I've been going there for years with Jack. The staff and doctors are helpful and sympathetic. They never talked down to me and took the time to explain everything that was going on internally with Jack in a manner I could understand. Unfortunately, after two surgeries in the past two years, Jack finally succumbed to cancer and I had to put him down last weekend. I will never forget all that HAH had done for Jack. Thank you.
Michelle Setters
16 Aug 2016
REPORT
We took our beloved 18 year old cat there last night to be put down. Absolutely zero compassion. The entire family myself, my husband 14 yo son 12 yo daughter came. They kept a stone face the entire t...
We took our beloved 18 year old cat there last night to be put down. Absolutely zero compassion. The entire family myself, my husband 14 yo son 12 yo daughter came. They kept a stone face the entire time. Not one word of comfort to us. They tried to injected her 3.4 lb body twice to get her to go to sleep. After that when they planned on injecting her with the euthanasia, could not get the needle in the leg. Didn't seem know what they were doing. Tried both legs, Then they told my husband they had to take her in another room to put her down. We couldn't be there with her. Not only are they horrible with showing any compassion, they couldn't allow the family to spend the last moments with her. Not ever stepping foot in that horrible place again.
Greatmusic4theworld1
19 Feb 2016
REPORT
Firstly, I have to state that the staff at Hauppauge Animal Hospital were professional, accommodating, and very helpful. Secondly, I was seen by a Dr. Rowman who was quite knowledgeable and explained ...
Firstly, I have to state that the staff at Hauppauge Animal Hospital were professional, accommodating, and very helpful. Secondly, I was seen by a Dr. Rowman who was quite knowledgeable and explained most things to me re: my pets state of health in a way that I could understand. Dr. Rowman was very thorough and well versed. I would recommend this Vet to anyone in the surrounding area. Also, his staff was welcoming and professional. Much better than my past experience with towne line veterinary group, whereby the staff were rude and the Doctors were not professional and pleasant. Take a look for yourself and you will see the difference.
Steven Blair
1 Aug 2015
REPORT
Been with this vet for over 10 years. They got bought out and now part of some corporation. Prices are now 20%+ higher for all services. Sorry to say, moving my pets to Townline Vet now.
Angie Gomez
14 Jul 2015
REPORT
Understanding and patient dont rack you up with a bill and overall work around your comfort level and your pets
Jarod Hirsch
9 Jan 2014
REPORT
We've been using Dr. Pete for over 10 years. We mostly use his mobile vet service, and only go into the hospital when it is necessary. Dr. Pete has been warm caring and up to date on the latest vet ...
We've been using Dr. Pete for over 10 years. We mostly use his mobile vet service, and only go into the hospital when it is necessary. Dr. Pete has been warm caring and up to date on the latest vet medicine. When my female husky was 4 we discovered a growth on her ear. It turned out to be nerve sheath cancer. He was able to remove part of her ear and reshaped it to look like the other. On another occasion, when our male husky passed suddenly after hours, he came to our home and took our Nanuk so my small children did not have to see him. He always goes above and beyond. I would highly recommend using the mobile veterinary services
Alexander Dylan
5 Jan 2014
REPORT
Our familys pets have been taken care of by Dr. Rowman and his staff for over 20 years. We are now bringing our fourth dog to Hauppauge Animal Hospital. The staff is very professional and compassionat...
Our familys pets have been taken care of by Dr. Rowman and his staff for over 20 years. We are now bringing our fourth dog to Hauppauge Animal Hospital. The staff is very professional and compassionate. We always feel confident that all of animals are getting the best veterinary care possible at Hauppauge Animal Hospital. I recommend them highly and wouldnt think of bringing any of our dogs anywhere else.
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Where is Hauppauge Animal Hospital located?
Hauppauge Animal Hospital is located at 521 Townline Rd, NULL, Hauppauge,NULL 11788. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Hauppauge area and surrounding communities.
What time does Hauppauge Animal Hospital open and close each day?
Hauppauge Animal Hospital is open Monday 10:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 00:00 AM - 19:00 PM, Thursday 00:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 10:00 AM - 18:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 08:00 AM to 16:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Hauppauge Animal Hospital open on Saturdays?
Yes, Hauppauge Animal Hospital is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 08:00AM to 16:00 PM.
Is Hauppauge Animal Hospital open on Sundays?
No, Hauppauge Animal Hospital is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Hauppauge Animal Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Hauppauge Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Hauppauge Animal Hospital offer?
Hauppauge Animal Hospital in Hauppauge offers a range of veterinary services, including Boarding, Dental, Dermatology, Euthanasia, Laboratory. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Hauppauge Animal Hospital offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Hauppauge Animal Hospital provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Hauppauge clinic.
Does Hauppauge Animal Hospital offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Hauppauge Animal Hospital offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Does Hauppauge Animal Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Hauppauge Animal Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Hauppauge Animal Hospital?
Hauppauge Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Hauppauge has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Hauppauge Animal Hospital microchip my pet?
Yes, Hauppauge Animal Hospital offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
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Hauppauge Animal Hospital
Hauppauge, New York
General Info
Hauppauge Animal Hospital provides veterinary services to Hauppauge and neighboring New York areas by creating therapeutic care models that adjust smoothly with both the pet’s temperament and the owner’s communication style. Initial appointments focus on creating a comfortable environment where pets can explore freely and express their reactions without rush. Veterinary professionals observe subtle indicators including eye movement tail positioning gait modifications and pressure response before initiating physical examinations. Physical checkups encompass examinations of joint movement along with assessments of body water levels and weight changes while also evaluating gum coloration, coat texture, and thermal regulation patterns. The process involves owners meticulously recording morning routines alongside sleep cycles while also noting vocal tendencies and any recent behavioral deviations. Hauppauge Animal Hospital delivers medical protocols for immediate health problems alongside surgical interventions and seasonal wellness adjustments while managing chronic conditions. Support services encompass laboratory testing alongside imaging referrals and infection control measures while senior animal care protocols and emotionally-informed recovery checklists are provided. Plans become spaced and sequenced to diminish stress while enabling the owner to feel informed without experiencing overwhelm—particularly when managing multiple pets or intricate diagnoses. The essence of interaction lies at the core of all exchanges. Post-visit notes dispatch after every appointment while follow-up sessions depend on pet adjustment progress instead of standard calendar alerts. Owners receive instruction to discern subtle indicators of regression or next step readiness. The elements of long-term care encompass pacing techniques alongside choice-based scheduling methods and reassurance strategies. Hauppauge Animal Hospital delivers veterinary services throughout Hauppauge and New York by basing treatments on animal behavior and family input to develop care plans that remain informed, stable, and compassionate throughout the process.
Business Hours
Monday
10:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
00:00AM-19:00PM
Thursday
00:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
10:00AM-18:00PM
Saturday
08:00AM-16:00PM
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Services
Boarding
Dental
Dermatology
Euthanasia
Laboratory
Microchipping
Surgery
Vaccinations
Reviews
GINA Sherry
11 Apr 2018
In memory of my sweet dog Macy, I must share my experience here.
Macy (a 6 year old rat terrier)went in for a mild nose infection and was prescribed Doxycycline. She was also given a blood test.
With...
In memory of my sweet dog Macy, I must share my experience here.
Macy (a 6 year old rat terrier)went in for a mild nose infection and was prescribed Doxycycline. She was also given a blood test.
Within a few days Macy wasn't looking good and I called the office to find out if it was safe to continue her medication. They told me it was an antibiotic and that I was supposed to continue the medication to the end. I also inquired about her bloodwork which I was put on hold for and disconnected. The next two days Macy was lethargic and threw up. The following morning I rushed her back in with liver failure. They told me she was poisoned (either by candy, rat poison, mushrooms, hateful
neighbors etc) and that her prognosis was bad and they could not guarantee they could save her but offered to open me a line of credit to try or euthanize her to stop her suffering. I opted to let her go ...to avoid her suffering further.
I struggled sleepless nights searching for answers to her death. I then found online many other dog owners whos dogs became violently ill and also death while on the medication Doxycycoline. THEY NEVER mentioned possible side effects to me regarding this medication and led me to believe it was helping her. They also had blood test results which were not normal, yet never reached me about them. I am not feeling like this was intentional per say, but when I called to indicate the dog was not doing well they should have instructed me to discontinue the usage and bring her in immediately which could have saved her life, as well as contact me regarding her bloodwork which I also feel could have indicated this antibiotic was not safe for her.
Macy is gone and I will not get this sweet pup back. I will never trust a veterinarian ever again nor dose my animals with medication without thoroughly investigating the possible side effects associated . They have lost my trust and I will never return to this “hospital” again. BEWARE.
T Han
21 Feb 2018
PLEASE READ!
I highly recommend taking your pets to another vet. I have two chihuahuas. When the older one was about six months old,I brought the dog to HAH for an examination. The vet(Dr. Pete) inf...
PLEASE READ!
I highly recommend taking your pets to another vet. I have two chihuahuas. When the older one was about six months old,I brought the dog to HAH for an examination. The vet(Dr. Pete) informed me that he had legg perthes disease and the condition needed to be corrected via surgery. A couple of days later due to the vets admitted mistake, my dog had to go thru a second surgery which left his leg partially paralyzed.
Years later we brought the dog back for dental surgery. Some teeth were removed, others cleaned. After a few days I noticed the dogs neck was out of alignment. I decided to give it some time to see if the situation would correct itself. Weeks went by and there was no change in his condition.
Recently we made plans to take a trip; part of those plans were to have the dogs boarded at HAH. Requirement for boarding at their facility: a complete examination and up-to-date shots for the animals. While we were waiting in the examination room , a tech came in and informed us that since the hospital had been taken over by a BIG CORPORATION, new requirements have been implemented: the dogs must have additional shots (higher prices of course!) in order to allow us to border them. That being said, we decided to have some of the shots done on that day, and the remainder prior to boarding($263.00).
The vet eventually appeared and proceeded to examine each dog. When she began examination of the older one, I asked her why his neck was crooked. Her answer,” possibly from the anesthesia, which could be a permanent condition.” At that point I felt “enough is enough!”
We have decided to have a family member care for our pets when we go on our trip. We have also found another vet who is not so impersonal as this NEW CORPORATION.
THANKS FOR NOTHING!
rmc62379
18 Feb 2018
Do not go here! They have misdiagnosed my dog on several occasions, and it almost cost her life. I. One occasion I brought my dog in because I suspected bloat. I was told she probably just ate somet...
Do not go here! They have misdiagnosed my dog on several occasions, and it almost cost her life. I. One occasion I brought my dog in because I suspected bloat. I was told she probably just ate something she should not have. Sure enough it was bloat and then I still had to bring her somewhere else to have an operation. She is now approaching 13 and has some skin tags and moles. They wanted to biopsy one, and insisted on general anesthesia. I did not want to put her under, being that she is a senior at this point. That is when they refused to see her anymore. Do your pet, and yourself a favor and stay away. On another note, my pup is now under the care of a local vet in ronkonkoma. Her incontinance issue has gone away within 2 months, and no longer has accidents. Something we worked with hauppauge animal hospital with for over 5 years. Strongly suggest you stay away! I could go on and on, but I think you know what I’m getting at.
Celia Guzman
2 Oct 2017
Everyone fell in love w Trixy and they introduced me to a puppy plan that included everything like spaying her and checkups and blood work! Loved it here!! Everyone was so sweet to us and our fur baby...
Everyone fell in love w Trixy and they introduced me to a puppy plan that included everything like spaying her and checkups and blood work! Loved it here!! Everyone was so sweet to us and our fur baby.. Trixy left wagging her tail and that's all that mattered to me!!
M Bet
11 Aug 2017
This vet is all about generating revenue, of course I understand this but some level of compassion/professionalism must be expressed in this field. I bought a dog and the store sent me there for hea...
This vet is all about generating revenue, of course I understand this but some level of compassion/professionalism must be expressed in this field. I bought a dog and the store sent me there for health exam. What a joke staff was rude, Dr was a bozo. Went to another vet and am much happier. Dear owner, don't even bother to respond.
Frank M
1 Jan 2017
They've always treated my two cats well
Lisa P
8 Dec 2016
If I could give a lower rating I would! This place is not only dirty and has rude front desk staff but also has unprofessional and incompetent doctors. If you love your animal and you consider them ap...
If I could give a lower rating I would! This place is not only dirty and has rude front desk staff but also has unprofessional and incompetent doctors. If you love your animal and you consider them apart of your family, do not trust these people with their health and lives! We had a Maltese, her name was Rosie and she was 15 years old. No one would believe she was 15 by the way she'd run around and play. However, due to the incompetence of this animal hospital, Rosie's life was cut short. She could have been saved if we had brought her somewhere else- somewhere where the staff cared more about the animal then closing time.
On November 1st, after seeing her struggle to get up, my sister and I took her to Hauppauge Animal Hospital. We called and made an appointment for 6:15pm. When we arrived, with our little sick dog wrapped up in a blanket, we were told that they didn't have us in the system and that they were closing soon. There was absolutely zero compassion or concern from the front desk. After an unnecessary and aggressive exchange with the staff member, we were put on the schedule at 6:30pm. Unfortunately, the lack of compassion didn't just stop at the front desk. Once in the room the doctor began to examine Rosie. Within a minutes of her examination we were told that she had a heart murmur (which Rosie has never had heart problems in the past), that there was a giant mass on her spleen that was most likely cancerous because it was hard and that the only treatment was surgery in which she might not survive. She than recommended an X-ray to confirm the mass which we of course agreed to. While Rosie was getting the X-ray my sister and I, completely devastated by the news, could hear the doctor talking so casually about these "cancerous tumor" in our dog. Once the mass was visualized on the X-ray I asked the doctor if we could get her blood work to confirm it was in fact cancer, which she repeatedly said it was. I wish I had a tape recorder for when she told me that blood work wouldn't show if it was cancer unless the cancer was in her blood but she€d do it anyway. In my opinion this woman's license should be revoked for that comment alone. After drawing her blood and charging us nearly $400.00 we were dismissed-sent home distraught and without help. The very next day we had to rush Rosie to North Shore Animal Hospital (a recommendation from a friend) where they did everything they could possibly do to save our dog. It turns out that nothing the doctor from Hauppauge Animal Hospital said about Rosie's prognosis was accurate. The so called heart murmur was ammonia (fluid in the lungs) which is treatable and the massive cancerous tumor on her spleen was really a large and yet drainable cyst in her bladder.
These people robbed Rosie of the care she needed that night. They prey on those who'd do anything for their pets for the greed of money. Do NOT go to Hauppauge Animal Hospital!
Richard Belleville
22 Nov 2016
I highly recommend HAH. I've been going there for years with Jack. The staff and doctors are helpful and sympathetic. They never talked down to me and took the time to explain everything that was g...
I highly recommend HAH. I've been going there for years with Jack. The staff and doctors are helpful and sympathetic. They never talked down to me and took the time to explain everything that was going on internally with Jack in a manner I could understand. Unfortunately, after two surgeries in the past two years, Jack finally succumbed to cancer and I had to put him down last weekend. I will never forget all that HAH had done for Jack. Thank you.
Michelle Setters
16 Aug 2016
We took our beloved 18 year old cat there last night to be put down. Absolutely zero compassion. The entire family myself, my husband 14 yo son 12 yo daughter came. They kept a stone face the entire t...
We took our beloved 18 year old cat there last night to be put down. Absolutely zero compassion. The entire family myself, my husband 14 yo son 12 yo daughter came. They kept a stone face the entire time. Not one word of comfort to us. They tried to injected her 3.4 lb body twice to get her to go to sleep. After that when they planned on injecting her with the euthanasia, could not get the needle in the leg. Didn't seem know what they were doing. Tried both legs, Then they told my husband they had to take her in another room to put her down. We couldn't be there with her. Not only are they horrible with showing any compassion, they couldn't allow the family to spend the last moments with her. Not ever stepping foot in that horrible place again.
Greatmusic4theworld1
19 Feb 2016
Firstly, I have to state that the staff at Hauppauge Animal Hospital were professional, accommodating, and very helpful. Secondly, I was seen by a Dr. Rowman who was quite knowledgeable and explained ...
Firstly, I have to state that the staff at Hauppauge Animal Hospital were professional, accommodating, and very helpful. Secondly, I was seen by a Dr. Rowman who was quite knowledgeable and explained most things to me re: my pets state of health in a way that I could understand. Dr. Rowman was very thorough and well versed. I would recommend this Vet to anyone in the surrounding area. Also, his staff was welcoming and professional. Much better than my past experience with towne line veterinary group, whereby the staff were rude and the Doctors were not professional and pleasant. Take a look for yourself and you will see the difference.
Steven Blair
1 Aug 2015
Been with this vet for over 10 years. They got bought out and now part of some corporation. Prices are now 20%+ higher for all services. Sorry to say, moving my pets to Townline Vet now.
Angie Gomez
14 Jul 2015
Understanding and patient dont rack you up with a bill and overall work around your comfort level and your pets
Jarod Hirsch
9 Jan 2014
We've been using Dr. Pete for over 10 years. We mostly use his mobile vet service, and only go into the hospital when it is necessary. Dr. Pete has been warm caring and up to date on the latest vet ...
We've been using Dr. Pete for over 10 years. We mostly use his mobile vet service, and only go into the hospital when it is necessary. Dr. Pete has been warm caring and up to date on the latest vet medicine. When my female husky was 4 we discovered a growth on her ear. It turned out to be nerve sheath cancer. He was able to remove part of her ear and reshaped it to look like the other. On another occasion, when our male husky passed suddenly after hours, he came to our home and took our Nanuk so my small children did not have to see him. He always goes above and beyond. I would highly recommend using the mobile veterinary services
Alexander Dylan
5 Jan 2014
Our familys pets have been taken care of by Dr. Rowman and his staff for over 20 years. We are now bringing our fourth dog to Hauppauge Animal Hospital. The staff is very professional and compassionat...
Our familys pets have been taken care of by Dr. Rowman and his staff for over 20 years. We are now bringing our fourth dog to Hauppauge Animal Hospital. The staff is very professional and compassionate. We always feel confident that all of animals are getting the best veterinary care possible at Hauppauge Animal Hospital. I recommend them highly and wouldnt think of bringing any of our dogs anywhere else.
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FAQs
Where is Hauppauge Animal Hospital located?
Hauppauge Animal Hospital is located at 521 Townline Rd, NULL, Hauppauge,NULL 11788. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Hauppauge area and surrounding communities.
What time does Hauppauge Animal Hospital open and close each day?
Hauppauge Animal Hospital is open Monday 10:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 00:00 AM - 19:00 PM, Thursday 00:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 10:00 AM - 18:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 08:00 AM to 16:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Hauppauge Animal Hospital open on Saturdays?
Yes, Hauppauge Animal Hospital is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 08:00AM to 16:00 PM.
Is Hauppauge Animal Hospital open on Sundays?
No, Hauppauge Animal Hospital is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Hauppauge Animal Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Hauppauge Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Hauppauge Animal Hospital offer?
Hauppauge Animal Hospital in Hauppauge offers a range of veterinary services, including Boarding, Dental, Dermatology, Euthanasia, Laboratory. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Hauppauge Animal Hospital offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Hauppauge Animal Hospital provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Hauppauge clinic.
Does Hauppauge Animal Hospital offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Hauppauge Animal Hospital offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Does Hauppauge Animal Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Hauppauge Animal Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Hauppauge Animal Hospital?
Hauppauge Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Hauppauge has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Hauppauge Animal Hospital microchip my pet?
Yes, Hauppauge Animal Hospital offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
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