I've been using this vet for more than 15 years. the staff is cold and unfriendly. They have no compassion or people skills. You would think that after going there all these years and with 4 dogs, they would smile when you walk through the door. They are very unwelcoming. I am changing to another vet because I want a vet that is compassionate. My dog was there 2 weeks ago and Dr. DiMartino saw her and gave me bad news. She stood over night and then was transferred to a VMCLI in West Islip. That next day after testing and no hope for my dog because she was diagnosed with a mass and kidney failure, I had to put her down. I was devastated. Sayville Hospital for animals never called me that Monday to see if my dog was dead or alive. Nothing. It has been two weeks now and they still haven't followed upon my dog Kendal. They knew she was seriously ill and not a phone call. How do you not have compassion?? VMCLI in West Islip sent me a card for my loss and all of their staff signed the card. I was there for 3 hours and they were so compassionate. Sayville animal hospital should take a few lessons on compassion from that hospital. I am going to a vet in Bayport and I will be bringing my 4 dogs there.

We vist Sayville Animal Hospital frequently. We love animals, so through the years we had plenty occasions to visit Sayville Hospital for Animals. From treating minor problems to lifesaving procedures, they are always very knowledgeable and helpful. All doctors there are great, Dr.Di is the best, but Dr.Sheppard and Schuman are very good too. We did not manage to save lives of our geriatric cats, or bunny with broken front teeth, but over the years we gained trust that Sayville hospital is always there for our animals, especially during difficult times. Hope we will have a lot of happy, check up visits to come with the friendliest vets in town.

I am so satisfied with the care I received at Sayville Animal Hospital. Last summer I came into the clinic with my very sick Golden Retriever Puppy BEAST who ate something that blocked up his tummy. Dr. Schuman, after x-ray, realized that he needed surgery immediately and saved my dog Beast life. He did not hesitate to treat him and was very fair with the fee for this Emergency Visit and Surgery. This past week Beast mom XEENA was vomiting for 3-4 days. Dr. DeMartino and Dr. Schuman were both excellent with their diagnosis and determined that whatever the dog ate was most likely not blocking her intestinges and proceeded to advise a watch and wait. I followed their suggestions and diet and my dog recovered. it is so assuring having such wonderfully competent and caring vertinarians in our community that care for our pets. A+ for Sayville Animal Hospital!