Katonah Bedford Veterinary Center

Katonah Bedford Veterinary Center is a VCA Animal Hospitals clinic in Bedford Hills, New York. It treats dogs and cats. Listed services include primary care, specialty care, emergency and critical care, and preventive care support, with additional digital tools such as an online pharmacy and live chat.

Services

•Primary care for dogs and cats
•Specialty care
•Emergency and critical care
•Oncology checkups mentioned in recent reviews
•Preventive care plans through CareClub
•Online pharmacy and prescription delivery through myVCA/Vetsource
•24/7 live chat through myVCA
•End-of-life support and cremation handling mentioned in a recent review

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Recent reviews mention Dr. Chou, Dr. Chin, and assistant Sam. VCA Animal Hospitals also lists Patty Wu, Dr. Julia Georgesen, Aaron Belville, and Gina Lindell in leadership roles.

Reviews

Google reviews show 3.8/5 from 262 reviews. Recent written feedback is mixed: positive comments mention polite staff, strong treatment and diagnostics, emergency surgery that was described as life-saving, and compassionate handling after a pet's death. A negative review describes disagreement with the clinic's assessment of a sick puppy, concern about limited testing, and frustration about closing hours.

Reviews for Katonah Bedford Veterinary Center

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 262 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

John Manley

1 month ago

Everybody Polite and helpful. terrific service and treatment,and great diagnostics

Angelina Marrero

Anthony Piombino

2 months ago

Dr Chou saved my dog's life when my dog needed emergency surgery. Two years later my dog is still here and doing great. Dr Chin / assistant Sam were great for our future oncology checkups. We will miss them now that they're in the CT location. Thank you teams for all you have done and continue to do.

Yates Hope-Ross

bought sick puppy to the hospital and they took her quickly and then told me dog she was brain dead and will die--I thought it was a toxin as we were cleaning house. I took her out "AMA" and brought to another hospital. She was alert and she is home with me 90% all good the next day. Did not do tests to see other than blood that they couldn't get full result. The other hospital did X-ray ekg and bloodwork and working on a reason. A dr should not tell a client that their dog was "brain dead" unless there was no hope. Really upsetting experience. I paid the same for the care there as the other with a real workup. Also they are NOT open 24 hours I am glad because I could still have her there if they didn't tell me they were closing.

Beth Crowell

3 months ago

My pet passed away at home and the staff here was so incredibly kind. I brought my cat to be cremated around 5am and they asked me if I wanted a room to say goodbye or if I needed anything. They mailed a thoughtful card and my pets remains were returned very quickly. I am so thankful that at a very hard moment the staff here went above and beyond to try to ease the pain. It meant a lot.