Warwick Valley Veterinary Hospital

Warwick Valley Veterinary Hospital is an independent veterinary clinic in Warwick, New York. It treats dogs, cats, and exotics, including rabbits, pocket pets, reptiles, and birds. The practice offers general veterinary care, surgery, dental work, diagnostics, and urgent or emergency care during open hours.

Services

•General practice and routine medical care
•Surgical care
•Dental care and dental surgery
•Vaccinations
•Behavioral issue consultations
•Complete diagnostics
•On-site laboratory testing
•X-rays and digital X-rays
•Specialist referral coordination
•Emergency and urgent care during open hours
•After-hours emergency referral to Guardian Veterinary Emergency / Guardian Veterinary Specialists in Middletown
•Care for dogs, cats, rabbits, pocket pets, reptiles, and birds

Pricing

No published pricing information is available, and the clinic notes senior citizen discounts.

People

Charles E. Brown is listed as a veterinarian. Recent reviews also refer to Dr. Brown or Charlie Brown.

Reviews

Google lists a 4.7/5 rating from 60 reviews. Recent written feedback often praises the clinic for compassion, caring staff, and attentive service. One recent negative review describes a long and frustrating vaccine visit, with concerns about communication, time management, and handling during the appointment.

Reviews for Warwick Valley Veterinary Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 60 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Celeste DaSilva

8 months ago

Charlie and staff are great. Their love of animals is apparent

Patricia Rokita

9 months ago

Charlie Brown is an amazing and compassionate veterinarian. His staff is equally as competent and compassionate. I will be forever grateful for their care and concern for our animals.🙏❤️

Mary Francht

11 months ago

Melody Mangual

1 year ago

They are very caring staff. The service is amazing

NE

My pups appointment with Dr. Brown was bizarre, comical and frustrating. He wasted time talking about other vets (I think) - most of the time I had no idea what he was talking about, though he repeated himself every 10 minutes. When a certain subject came up he searched for a certain website to teach me about the topic. The problem was that he forgot he did it already and did it again and again. He asked me the same questions repeatedly, forgetting I just answered them. He tried to have me switch from the ticks and fleas treatment I was using to the one he was selling, but he also tried not to be too obvious about it, so his sales tactics were a bit incoherent - and, yes, repetitive, because he kept forgetting he already had tried them on me just a few minutes earlier. Thus a 20 minute appointment for vaccines stretched to 80 minutes, my pups became agitated, the office staff seemed hurried, worried and overwhelmed with Dr. Brown’s non-existent time management and that resulted in some drama. His skills in physically handling my pups were appalling. Where other vets just distracted them and quickly drew blood or gave injections, Dr. Brown seemed to be on a different wavelength - that was scary and unpleasant. I know early (or not so early) dementia when I see it - sad.