Bond Vet - Astoria

Reviews

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  Emma Adamik

  3 days ago
  5.0
  We bring our pets to bond vet for emergency care, and are transitioning to them as our permanent vet. Staff is always extremely kind, caring, and knowledgeable. Care is more affordable than some other clinics.
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  Clark Villalva

  Aug 11, 2026
  5.0
  Just want to thank Dr. Diller and Ally for taking care of my pup Chanel, she always gets a little nervous when it comes to getting a check up but they were great and took good care of her. Book your next apt here if you want the best care for your doggo!
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  Natalie S

  Aug 1, 2026
  5.0
  Bond Vet Astoria may not be the cheapest vet in town, but they will always be worth the cost to me. I have brought my two beloved cats here for both annual visits and surgical procedures, and have never had anything less than a fantastic experience. The vets and vet techs are so kind and truly love animals, and this is evident at every step of the process. Even when my older cat had a poor recovery after his surgery, the Bond Vet team did a stellar job at addressing his issues and getting him comfortable and back to normal as soon as possible. I would recommend Bond Vet Astoria to anyone looking for top-quality, compassionate care for their pets, as I truly believe my boys are in great hands with the staff here.
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  Daniela Monteiro

  Jul 29, 2026
  1.0
  I did not have a good experience with this clinic. It felt like they wanted to order as many tests as possible, but when it came time to provide the results, it took more than a month. I paid for the consultation and all the tests, and while I was worried about my dog’s health, I felt like there was very little communication. I’m also unable to order my dog’s prescription kidney food from online retailers because they decline the authorization and tell me I need another appointment. The same thing happens with her medications, they won’t authorize refills without another visit, even though those appointments usually lead to more testing, and then the results are not communicated in a timely manner. Overall, I was very disappointed with the experience. I’m currently waiting for them to return my phone call, and I hope they address these concerns.
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  Kristopher Colavecchio

  Jul 18, 2026
  1.0
  The experience of bond vet feels closer to an Apple Store where you’re there to upgrade the firmware on an iPad more than getting healthcare for an animal you love. We used to justify the fact that we rarely had an appointment where they didn’t find a way to recommend treatments for 500-700 dollars because the office was nice, because it was convenient, because there weren’t many options in the neighborhood. But over the last year it's grown extremely cold for a place we've spent countless thousands of dollars over the years. A few examples of the quality of service you can expect, when our last dog passed, a dog that had been coming to bond for years. They continuously sent a cutesy promo texts to us trying to drum up business in the hot summer months. Because it’s impossible to actually call the office we had to come into the office to ask to stop and remind them we lost our dog very recently but they still continued to send them. I know that’s not big but it shows the lack of human touch, the lack of compassion. That’s bond. It’s about revenue, it’s about marketing, it’s about get people in get people out, it’s about if I can’t invoice you for this I’m not wasting my time speaking to you. With our new puppy we made the mistake of bringing him back to Bond because again it’s convenient. Admittedly he’s a very high energy dog who craves attention, he whines, he wiggles, he jumps, he can’t sit still. He’s a Boxer puppy. But he’s super food motivated so you can get him to do anything for a treat, and once he gets to know you he chills out. But investing time and effort, that’s not Bond. The vet demanded he be on two different sedatives so it was easier to examine him. The next appointment they texted twice that day to remind us he can’t come in without the drugs then again asked us as we came in the doors to make sure. It's not the fact that we were asked to drug our dog to the point of him being a compliant statue to allow you to spend the least amount of time possible in an appointment. It's the fact that you did it with zero delicacy and showed that your company cares a big fat zero for the humans and animals that come in your doors. Everyone from the staff in front to the techs to the vets themselves seem more concerned with turning appointments than showing patience and taking the time to get to know a young dog and make the experience comfortable for everyone. Their default response is what’s the path of least resistance to get through this as fast as possible get to the invoice and bring in the next sucker to bleed dry. Never again.

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