Perry Pet

I had gone to Batavia Animal for year prior to Perry taking it over, first problem I took my female dog Moxie in for an xray to find out how many puppies she had in there a Perry vet name Peter saw her looked at the xray and said 4 maybe 5 I told him Moxie had had a previous c-​section and if she only had 3 in there I was going to schedule a c-​section Peter said no she has more than 3 she should be fine well 4 dayslater she went into labor ok course the puppy was to bid so at midnight I droe over an hour to c-​section out 4 – 5 puppies there were only 3 thatis why they were to large, because of her previous c-​section and being in labor for 4 –5 hours I had to spay her of course they charged through the nose. Second problem when Moxies puppies went in for their check up at 6 weeks old the bill was outrageous almost 3 times the normal bill the women behind the counter said there has got to be an error this price is too high I will redo the bill and send it to youwell the bill came in at almost 3 times the normal price I called and was told no that was the new pricing mind you they never informed me that there was a price increase prior to seeing my puppies. I found a new much reasonable vet.

The place has expanded since in the last few years but they still have great prices and staff. Everyone was easy to talk to and the visit went fine.
However they refuse to help with any 3^rd party orders. In other words, if you want to order any prescriptions for your pet from someone other than them they won’t send them a prescription. You need to physically get it from them and send it yourself. I understand that they’d like you to order from them but this seems petty. All the other vets I’ve worked with had no problems at all working with 3^rd part orders.
It’s a great place with poorly thought out policies.

We had taken our pets to another vet and the cause of our Golden Retriever’s illness continued to be mis-​diagnosed as her health continued to fail. We were feeding her up to four cups of a high quality food every day and she was continuing to lose weight. Her health was fine in every way except for a digestive problem. The other vet told us that they ruled out everything and we could give her a supplement to firm up her stool. I took her to Batavia Animal Hospital and a preliminary diagnosis was made immediately and a course of action given. Blood tests soon confirmed the diagnosis and our dog began to quickly improve to her old self.
Over the years, they have been nothing but professional, kind, supportive and very knowledgeable. They are not concerned with an ‘up-​sell’ and making money from their clients; they work with animals first and foremost because they love it. Pricing is extremely reasonable and I cannot imagine going anywhere else.

Helpful, friendly, knowledgeable, gentle, accommodating and very reasonable prices – everything you’d look for in a vet.
Even though I live on Grand Island, taking the 30 – 40 minute drive to Batavia a few times a year is more than worth my time. They were recommended to my fiancé and I by a friend a few years ago when we got our first cat, and this has been the only vet we’ve ever used. We now have three, and the BAH has taken care of everything they’ve needed. No complications with any of the three neuterings, and no problems with vaccines or physicals. Knowing that we have three cats, and how far away we live, they let us schedule all three at once for shots and physicals so we don’t have to make extraneous trips to see them, which is much appreciated.
When one of our cats was having an issue with urinating, they fully helped us determine if it was a health or behavioral issue, and gave great advice on how to prevent it from happening. They handle your animals as if they were their own, and always make you feel welcome while visiting. The facilities are clean and well-​maintained, and being open on Saturdays is a big plus since we both work full time Monday-​Friday.
As far as veterinarians go, I couldn’t ask for anything more, besides living closer! If we ever move out of the area I could only hope to find a new vet that’s at least somewhat comparable.