Genesee Valley Equine Clinic

Genesee Valley Equine Clinic is an independent veterinary clinic in Scottsville, New York that treats horses. It offers ambulatory farm-call care, in-clinic outpatient and overnight hospitalization, and 24/7 after-hours equine emergency service. Regular hours are Monday through Friday, with limited Saturday ambulatory appointments in April through June.

Services

•Equine ambulatory farm-call veterinary care
•24/7 after-hours equine emergency service
•Dental examinations, floating, and dental radiography
•Gastroscopy for gastric ulcer evaluation
•Upper airway endoscopy, including respiratory tract and guttural pouch evaluation
•Geriatric medicine
•In-clinic outpatient care and overnight hospitalization
•In-clinic laboratory testing, including CBC, cytology, fecal analysis, and SAA
•Lameness and sports medicine evaluations
•Diagnostic nerve and joint blocks
•Regenerative medicine, including IRAP and PRP preparation
•Ophthalmology, including routine and complex eye exams, ocular diagnostics, tumor treatments, and standing ocular procedures

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Named team members include Dr. Amy Rath Leibeck, Dr. Ann E. Dwyer, and office manager/licensed veterinary technician Kristy T.

Reviews

Genesee Valley Equine Clinic has a 4.8/5 rating from 56 Google reviews. Recent written feedback describes compassionate support during difficult cases, quick response for farm calls and emergencies, and frequent follow-up during ongoing treatment. One recent reviewer described the medical care as fine but raised concerns about payment plans, added exam fees, and billing-related communication.

Reviews for Genesee Valley Equine Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 56 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Ronnie Greenberg

1 month ago

Services are fine but these vets are chatty if you owe them money. Beware the pitfalls of their payment plans. Also guys not legal advice but per nys highly unethical likely not legal to be disclosing any monies owed to anyone but the person who owes the debt. The farm owners, friends or family really just bad business practice to be chatting it up. Also these additional exam fees are crazy especially on barn group vet calls.

Jan Lyon

Karen Merritt

4 months ago

After struggling with what seemed to be a hind foot abscess that wanted to come out the coronet band, it was determined to be an infection that had invaded the coffin bone. Dr. Pell euthanized my boy and cradled his head as he passed. They have taken care of my horse for several years as he went through an eye infection and dealt with EOTRH and PPID. I have nothing but the deepest respect for these vets and the care they provide.

Beth Lape

5 months ago

GVEC's entire team went above and beyond to attempt to save my gelding from colic for a week. There is no better team you'd want on your side in the event of an emergency. They checked in with me daily multiple times (even on the weekend) to get status updates, and were always just a phone call away. Anytime I need them at my farm, they were on the way within minutes of me calling. They always made sure I knew what the next steps were for his care, and I always felt like we were in the most capable hands. Even though I didn't get the miracle I was hoping for, I would do it all again with this team of capable, caring and expert docs by my side. I never for a second doubted them.

Stephanie H.

8 months ago