Fine Animal Hospital – Vets in Bedford Hills
Clinic Overview
Fine Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Bedford Hills, New York, treating dogs and cats. The hospital is part of PetVet Care Centers. It offers routine preventive care, medical treatment, and surgery, and is open Monday through Friday.
Fine Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Bedford Hills, New York, treating dogs and cats. The hospital is part of PetVet Care Centers. It offers routine preventive care, medical treatment, and surgery, and is open Monday through Friday. Emergency and urgent care are seen during regular hospital hours, with after-hours cases referred to local emergency clinics.
Services
- •Care for dogs and cats
- •Online booking and appointment scheduling
- •Annual wellness exams and routine physical exams
- •Vaccinations
- •Parasite prevention for fleas, ticks, ear mites, heartworm, hookworm, roundworm, tapeworm, and whipworm
- •Puppy and kitten care, including first-year wellness plans, deworming, and immunizations
- •Senior and geriatric care
- •Internal medicine for cardiology, neurology, oncology, gastroenterology, endocrinology, urology, pulmonary, immunology, and reproductive issues
- •Surgery, including soft tissue surgery and spay/neuter
- •Emergency and urgent care during regular business hours only
- •After-hours emergency referrals to Katonah Bedford Veterinary Center, Guardian Veterinary Specialists, Animal Specialty Center, and Veterinary Emergency Group
Pricing
No published pricing information is available for this clinic.
People
Listed team members include Susan Di Tomasso (Hospital Manager), Dr. Daniel Honovich, Dr. Elissa Mopper, Dr. Leonard Fox, and Dr. Anna Podgorska. Dr. Podgorska is noted as certified in veterinary medical acupuncture and as Fear Free and Cat Friendly.
Reviews
Google reviews show a 4.9/5 rating from 160 reviews. Recent written comments describe caring and competent veterinarians, helpful staff, patience with pets, and a professional manner. One reviewer said Dr. Dan spent 45 minutes helping a nervous dog get comfortable before giving vaccines and drawing blood, while others mention good experiences with both cats and dogs over many years.
