Eden Veterinary Clinic Pllc – Vets in Eden
Clinic Overview
Eden Veterinary Clinic Pllc is an independent veterinary clinic in Eden, New York. It provides companion animal care for dogs and cats, including preventive care, medical treatment, surgery, and dentistry. The clinic offers weekday walk-in hours for active clients and more limited weekday walk-in hours for new clients.
Eden Veterinary Clinic Pllc is an independent veterinary clinic in Eden, New York. It provides companion animal care for dogs and cats, including preventive care, medical treatment, surgery, and dentistry. The clinic offers weekday walk-in hours for active clients and more limited weekday walk-in hours for new clients. It does not advertise in-house emergency services and lists local emergency referral hospitals.
Services
- •Primary and preventive care for dogs and cats
- •Early disease detection and treatment
- •General medical care
- •Surgical care
- •Laparoscopic surgery and minimally invasive spays
- •Endoscopy
- •Laser therapy
- •Veterinary dentistry, including dental cleanings under general anesthesia
- •Full-mouth dental radiographs, scaling and polishing, tooth extractions with local anesthetic, and dental composites
- •Walk-in hours for active clients Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm
- •Walk-in hours for new clients Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 11am-5pm, and Thursday, 9am-5pm
- •Emergency referrals listed for Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center, Greater Buffalo Emergency Clinic, and Green Acres Veterinary Center
Pricing
No published pricing information is available for this clinic.
People
Named team members include Dr. Czech, partner veterinarian and chief of staff; Dr. Tarrido, partner veterinarian; and Chelsea, veterinary technician (LVT).
Reviews
Google reviews show a 4.5/5 rating from 465 reviews. Recent written comments often mention a clean clinic, caring staff, clear communication, short waits, and good experiences with walk-in care and surgery. One recent review also described compassionate support during a difficult end-of-life visit. A recent negative review reported concern about expensive testing and a proposed blood transfusion, along with disagreement over the diagnosis after a later emergency visit.
