Veterinarians in Buffalo, NY

Try friendsofanimals.org!

Kyle Greiner according to this save a pet doesn't get funded for the low cost spay program anymore. It looks like "friends of animals" is the next best option for $90. A friend of mine did that program and said it was great.

Friends Of Animals

I think a week to 10 days. Pain medicine were $20, but each vet charges different prices for pain medicine etc. We took our pitbull to All Creatures Animal Hospital on Transit Road, they accept Friends Of Animal certificates.

Operation Pets fixed my kitty for $50! It's located in Blasdell and if you meet specific qualifications you can actually get it done for free

Go to http://friendsofanimals.org/spay_neuter_certificate_information and type in your zip code. They have certificates at a low cost. I got my puppy fixed for like $60 with this certificate, pine woods animal hospital accepts the certificates - I'm not sure where else but it will tell you if you put in your zip

I paid $64 to have my dog neutered through Friends of Animals program. All you do is pay for the certificate online, have it mailed to your house and then find a vet that participates with that program and schedule it's appt. Just give them the certificate and all we had to pay for was pain medicine. http://friendsofanimals.org/programs/spaying-neutering/spay-and-neuter-certificates

Safe to have your animals spay and neutered with Dr. Long ! He has done many and continues to do them for many shelters! Sally and Ann are great ladies too!'!!

John Raymond Long; Batavia, NY Profession: VeterinarianLic. No. 002270; Cal. No. 27740 Regents Action Date: February 10, 2015 Action: Application for consent order granted; Penalty agreed upon: 2 year stayed suspension, 2 years probation, $500 fine. Summary: Licensee did not contest charges of having performed an unnecessary medical procedure, having failed to flush an open wound and having committed documentation errors.

3 of my dogs have gone to Dr. Long with no issues at all

I heard bad things about harvester st. On another post when someone asked about vets. Join WNY pets on Facebook. They post cheap good ones a lot.

EDIT: the guy from harvester vet is on probation for his license. Bottom of page. http://www.op.nysed.gov/opd/Feb15.htm

It is a far drive, but Operation Pets. In Blasdell. Free for those on public assistance and very low cost if not. I paid $130 for 2 cats, one spayed and one neutered and that included first round of vaccines and flea treatment. Local vet wanted $800 for the 2 cats. http://www.operationpets.org/

VCA Parkwood on Fallbrook just south of Victory is open.

So Cal Vet near Ventura and Topanga are open Sundays.

I love west valley pet clinic (818) 225-7160 open sundays

Dr. Barrens at West Valley Pet Clinic is great!!! Someone posted her # above^. Good luck! Corner of Shoup and Ventura, on the South side of Ventura.

Dr. Barrens!!!

Animal Emergency Care on Ventura at Winnetka is open 24/7 if you need more immediate attention.

VCA McClave on Reseda and Sherman Way. Excellent with emergencies. You could put some oil in the dog's ears. It helps with infections.

http://www.wvpetclinic.com/

VCA Parkwood

Chatsworth Vet on Canoga and Devonshire. Dr Milder is the best....

Sand Dancer Canine Swim Therapy is located in Orchard Park and might be able to help.

Dr Alber at All Creatures repaired my Rocky’s ACL 6 years ago and it’s been great!!! Recommend!!!!

Call Seneca Animal Hospital, Dr Fijas. He’s really good especially with big dogs like Labs. He operated on our Lab. She tore her ligament. He came highly recommended by another Vet. The Orchard Park vet was very expensive! More expensive is not always the best.

I would recommend a better diet for weight loss. Using freeze dried raw or a raw diet which is less carbs and leaner proteins the better. Dogfoodadvisor.com and rank your current food and research new. I love sojos freeze dried raw, but also like darwins frozen delivery, and Stella & Chewys brand foods. If insistent on using kibble, use one ranked 4 or 5 star only to remove junk.

Randolph Vet ...Top notch clinic that does not do any unnecessary procedures… You won’t find a more honest veterinarian anywhere else

I agree with Randolph vet. The 2 Dr Inkley's are great. It's worth the drive

You have all been so helpful. I appreciate all the advice. I'll continue to decide which vet to go to. She did see Dr Van ee. He uses metal plates and screws. I've heard most the dogs have very good results. She can't have surgery until she gets down to at least 80 lbs. She is the alpha, and would hog the food. Now we're feeding all of them separately. It appears she has already lost a little. Hopefully, we can help her to lose the extra weight and get the surgery scheduled. In the meantime, I am going to call some of the suggested vets, and hope to make the right decision. Thank you all so much

Kate Black??

Yes, I have a 95 pound chocolate lab that blew her ACL out and took her to Dr, Bannister at the Bennington Dog clinic. she has done great. $2,400 was the cost 585-591-1897. Check him out. PS: he also has two labs, a white and black. He had three but one recently died. I trust this man.

OP Vet is the best around but expensive. Look into getting a credit card called Care Credit for vet bills (also can use on your medical, eye and dental bills). They give you an interest free payment plan with all purchases no matter how big or small. I use it every time I go to the vet without worrying how much it will be as it doesn't break the budget when you have 6 months or more to pay for it interest free. Look into it. I believe it's www.carecredit.com it's been a life saver many many times!!

I like using Bragg's apple cider vinegar in my dogs' drinking water (I add about 1 tbs to water year round) and empty cranberry extract capsules into their food. http://www.whole-dog-journal.com/issues/2_6/features/5220-1.html

My little Addison's dog used to have UTI constantly and I started her on a cranberry supplement called Cranberry Relief from NatureVet....works like a charm and haven't had any issues since. I put the powder in yogurt or mix in her food every few days and like I said, she hasn't had any infections.

April Larkin I get mine from Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00FPZFNBQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1433782654&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SY200_QL40&keywords=d+cranberry&dpPl=1&dpID=41 okXbi2 xdL&ref=plSrch

Alicia Oxenhorn The the best brand of D-Mannose with Cranberry is made by "Quest". Be careful what brands you choose and where they are made.

I have 100$ -- PM if you need it Also, check these guys out -- they are SUPER helpful ($39 for an exam!) Give them a call ASAP and explain your situation : phone: 716-882-1245 http://westsidepetsbuffalo.com/

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The Orchard Park vet hospital will arrange Care Credit payment plans if you call beforehand. I've never used it myself so I can't speak to the ease of use, but it can't hurt to call!

I don't know if they offer a payment plan but , Green Acres on the Blvd are very , very reasonable . ...and also they never try to up sale anything . ....best of luck . ..

I can say even though they aren't close the corfu darien vet clinic is reasonably priced it seems the father in the stix you go the cheaper the vets get. I wish you luck and pet her for me.