Windsor Terrace Veterinarians

Please Read! DO NOT Go here. I have an 8 year old Maltese, I recently moved to the neighborhood and went to Dr. Nasr who was an extremely nice guy and seemed great with my dog until he was treated for ear infection which took about 2 months to go away nothing he gave me helped it was ongoing visits for weeks, then another time my dog was Unilocaling in pain if you so much as touched him it was so upsetting I didn’t know what was wrong with him he said he was fine and maybe he was doing it for attention because I was in vacation for a couple days. just the next day I called him and said please there’s something wrong with him I know my dog and this is not normal I went back again and he pressed in is sides and again was Unilocaling in pain and after a long moment of silence and him checking he told me my dog had cancer! I was shocked and confused I said could it be he ate something ect. He insisted it was cancer! I was hysterical crying I made an appt at verg and just by a simple visit they said it’s absolutely not cancer but I insisted they did sonograms which cost 1,000 just in case it was cancer. Verg told me he had a slipped disk in his back which made sense and was still very stressful, I couldn’t wait to call Dr. Nasr back to tell him it wasn’t cancer and if I chose to do surgery it would cost about 8,000 and Dr. Nasr then told me I should just put my dog to sleep! Which I would never do long story short I never went back to Dr. Nasr not to mention Everytime I went in the office all I seen was dogs that have been cremated and their ashes lined up in the office I’m so mad that I ever walked into that place! Now over a year later I never did surgery and gave my dog nothing but herbal medicine from an amazing vet in hamptons. Worth driving to and my dog is perfectly back to normal so helpful hint don’t always listen to vets.

Came in in the morning with my kitty, doctor and the assistant greeted us with smiles and were so knowledgeable and sweet and really felt like they care about their patients and their well being. Assistant was so sweet and so gentle with my cat… I’ve never seen my cat so calm at the vets office. Doctor gave all the medication that we needed and explained directions very well. They gave a print out and explanation of everything g they did so I felt like they were very honest. Kitty back home and getting all better, will be back in two weeks for a follow up.

We move to Brooklyn last year and lived there for 1 year. I have two dogs and of course we had to find a new vet. I went to Windsor Terrace and didn’t have the need to go elsewhere. They were always professional and the service is great! They are all nice people and very nice to animals. Yoy can see they just love every animal. Prices are also good. Overall we were very happy with them and the dr was very helpful and gives you a lot of information.
I also liked that I was able to be with my pets when they were examined or got shots while in lots of other places (talking from experience) they take your dog in the back and you wait outside. I understand if it’s some serious medical issue but for shots and small stuff I like to be close by.
I also loved the fact that they are not all crazy pro vaccines. I don’t like my dogs over vaccinated so the vet nicely explained what are the necessary vaccines and which ones are not. At least in the city environment when some vaccines are not needed and some are very needed. So far I was only meeting vets who wanted to push for most vaccines every 6 months and here some vaccines were ok once a year. They really got a big plus here for being reasonable about this here.
The vet was also available all the time on his cell phone. I thought I had a slight emergency once and he calmed me down and let me wait a little because it was emergency at all. But in most cases they would probably want me to come in and check my dog and make some money even if they kmew it was no big deal. So I know they are not there just for the money but to help your animals when they need help.
I really liked it there and I wish I could still go there but we moved to NJ now.
I also wanted to say that Dr. Nasir always introduced the procedures of treatment and all the facts and steps when he was treating my dogs. I didn’t need to pull information out of him and he always let me know how some meds work and what I should be careful for side effects.
I recommend their clinic to every pet owner.

I would give this place no star if i could. A few months ago I called them up because my cat had a pimple like thing on her chin and had a little bleeding. I got worried because I wasn’t sure if it was actually pimple or something more serious. When I called, the vet himself picked up the phone, the first thing he did was scaring me by telling me that this was very serious and she probably needed surgery, HOW could he know all that over the phone without actually seeing and examining my cat? But I wasn’t going to gamble with the health of my beloved pet so I said I wanted to come in and I also asked for the price, he told me it was going to be $ 400. I thought it was too expensive when none of us knew what was going on, so I asked if they had a standard initial exam fee to find out the problem first, his answer was:“Oh fine, let you cat die, if you don’t bring her in now your cat is going to die!”.What was that, a threat? and from his tone it had scam and cheat written all over him. He cares more about his money than our pets, his threatening attitude made me nervous and miserable. So I hung up and called the nearby Pet Haven, the lady on the phone was understanding and calming, she told me the basic exam fee will be $ 50 for all pets that come in, and they will figure out her problem after the exam and work from there. I brought my cat there immediately, and the vet discovered that she was having allergy to a type of canned food and it was indeed a pimple, she cleansed her wound and recommended a different cat food brand to me, my cat is happy and healthy now.
So my note to the people of WIndsor Terrace Vet, if you lack the compassion and love, don’t do what you do, close your business and do investment or something instead, DO NOT even try to THREATEN your customers into coming to you, you failed with me anyway. We as pet owners are already very distressed and nervous when our pets get sick, the LAST thing we need to hear is some money hungry vet telling us that our pets are gonna die if we don’t bring them in to you and use the chance to jack up the price! Treat your customers and their pets with dignity, you’re not just running a business here!

Almost killed my dog, the love of my life!
I went there for ten years and he didn’t even care to update his records to indicate that the dog had a bad reaction to his vaccine. Doctor spoke to me a month after the incident and told me the dog was due for his vaccinations.
Terrible, horrible and never again!!!

Dr. Nasr was recommended to me by a friend who has been going to him with few pets for years. The experience I had at his office was great. (I read a review about his waiting area being uninspiring. I am not even sure what that means, the waiting area is spacious and perfect for few impatient dogs.)
He was very friendly and my dog liked him which is very important to me. At the time when I took my dog there she had UTI, Dr. Nasr checked her out, gave her medicine and we were on our way. She felt better the following day and Dr. Nasr also called to check up on her after few days which I wasn’t expecting but it was very nice of him to do.
I wish Dr. Nasr was closer to my house as it would be easier for me to take my dog to him without needing public transport.
Overall, this is really the best vet i ever took my dog to and I did «shop» around for vets. He is honest, gives options for treatments and really cares about the animals that come to him.

Dr. Nasr has been our doctor for about 10 years now, he has been the family doctor for all of my animals (Akita, German Shepherd, Bunnies, Cats) and this relationship started when I had a sick rabbit and no one would see her in all of Brooklyn except Dr.Nasr. He is very confident, experienced, and comforting — I know that when I come to him he will be 100% honest with me and will not shove pills down my dogs mouth as the solution to everything.
I love Dr. Nasr hes a great doctor and Archie loves him too :)

Experienced, compassionate, effective, efficient. Dr Nasir has been my hero on more than one occasion the past two years.
I’ve been coming to Dr Nasir ever since I got my balding husky rescue two years ago. Before him, I went to two other vets whom ran all kinds of tests to see why my husky was balding. Dr Nasir assessed the problem immediately, within 5 minutes of seeing him, and fixed the problem. Flea allergies.
I rescued a second husky. She had a bump on her belly, so I thought it might be a tick. With one look and a grope later, Dr Nasir diagnosed her with a hernia, and put her into surgery. One hour later she came out of surgery happy as a clam. He charged me half of what the other vets in the area charge.

Do not go here. He is a liar and a cheat, and will put your pet’s health at risk to make money. RUN

I have taken my dog a few times and everytime i taken him there it was anightmare.
He tells you one price then another next time. All my info was wrong in there system my adress my name everything. He also has terrible advice about dogs made me spend over 800 for nothing my dog was fine. NEVER AGAIN

I’ve been going to Dr. Nasr for a few years, primarily for odd rashes and an ocular problem for my cat. He’d noticed that she had trouble breathing once, treated it as brochitis and sent me on my merry way.
I found out this afternoon that my ailing cat, who I took to VERG in South Brooklyn for an emergency visit after hyperventilating, has feline leukemia and heart disease. They’ve given her a year to live. I can’t help but think that Dr. Nasr should have listened to the signs and symptoms, and we could have caught the diseases earlier to treat them appropriately…

I am between 3 – 4 stars on this. We have always taken our pets to Dr. Nasr and our experiences have been fine. His way of charging for things is weird and he always tries to make you feel like you are saving money, but I like the guy. He is fine with our little Piranha of a dog, tolerating biting and crapping each and every time. If there was another vet right next door, I would probably go to it, but it is just fine. It’s extremely convenient and no frills, and the Dr is a total character — really fits in on this goofy strip in Windsor Terrace. Until the time that VERG offers regular vet services, we’ll stick with Nasr.

I read the other reviews, and I sympathize with any pet-​owner who feels their companion isn’t getting proper care, especially Lorin, who lost her cat under Dr. Nasr’s custody.
My take: my dog just died peacefully at 13; the last 6 under Dr. Nasr’s care. He didn’t lead me into unnecessary treatment when cancer became the clear issue. We went over the course and costs for past surgeries. He did not issue prescriptions for medication that he sells.
This is a single-​man operation. Yes, Dr. Nasr will charge $ 10 for ‘Medical Waste Disposal Fee’ — I don’t know if the other Brooklyn vets do this, or if they hide the cost elsewhere. From what I’ve experienced, all the NYC area vets are businesspeople. I understand that. I do know that he’s always been straight with me. He left me his cell #, and was willing to put my dog down at my home had he needed that respite.
Confidence and manner are subjective, and important when you’re entrusting the care of a beloved companion to a doctor. I went to this clinic to maintain the health of a mid-​sized aging dog. I inspected the surgery room and was satisifed with the cleanliness.
I can’t speak to the grooming service.
From the poor reviews I’ve read about other Brooklyn vet clinics in my area, and the inconvenience in getting a big dog over to the ones on the Slope, I maintain this is a worthwhile vet for the Windsor Terrace area.

My dog has been having some allergies lately. I decided to check this place out since we just moved from Park Slope to Windsor Terrace and it’s the closest vet. Here’s my first impression:
The waiting area is normal, uninspiring but with the usual brochures and dog pics. The vet is a jolly, slightly hyper man who, to be perfectly honest, appears harmless but doesn’t inspire confidence. His manner with my dog was a little rough and appeared almost inexperienced (strange ways of holding him on the examination table). He didn’t check gums or underbelly or any of the usual checks you see when you go to the vet. Just temp and weight. He confirmed that my pup seems to be having allergies, and gave me an antibiotic/​anti-​itch med combo. My dog has had allergies before, and he’s never had to take a strong medicine like that, let alone for 2 weeks.
The bill came to $ 118. I find it very expensive. There was a charge in my invoice for $ 10 called ‘Medical Waste Disposal Fee’…? So all in all, I was left with the feeling that something’s off at this place. We’ll be making the trek over to Park Slope Vets again.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS OVERPRICED FILTHY VET. Took my dog back for a fourth time to get a skin irritation looked at, instead was overcharged for pills (that haven’t done a damn thing) and the groomer used dirty scissors cutting the hair by her eyes bc it caused a serious rash! CLEAN UR EQUIPTMENT! Then, when I called to discuss this big problem, I get the answering machine, no calls back, no care or concern. I am seriously disgusted by the type of service that is conducted here. Taking a dog to be treated for a skin irritation should be treated the first time. This was my FOURTH trip following up trying to clear this rash up. Now I am being ignored. And to further injure my dog due to dirty equiptment is unacceptable. I will never go back or recommend these services. Unless you have money to throw away and leave your pets problem untreated AVOID this dirt hole.

I found this place through my boyfriend’s sister recommendation. Since I had just moved to Brooklyn from being in Queens all my life, I did not know the neighborhood and whom to look for the best care for my two puggie pooches. The first few visits were reasonable rates, and I felt the vet (his name is Naggy Nasar) was very attentive and caring. He offered free ear cleaning and free nail clipping. But when my pug was diagnoised with an enlarged heart, his charges were off the hook. It was like he was looking for areas to check up on, and of course being the owner I would do whatever that does my dogs best. He would charge me for a microscope test (which took him 5 seconds) to see if my dog had earmites, which was like $ 50, an x-​ray for $ 75. Not to mention, I got tricked into buying a cheesy pill crusher.
He also tries to negotiate the prices with you. Ultimately, if he sees your rich and willing to spend on your dog, he will ask you to do all these tests and find excuses to charge you.
The atmosphere wasn’t all that great either. There was no proper reception desk but rather a room with a desk and a teenager girl reading cosmopolitian magazine was working there.
Definitely won’t go again!