Animal Endocrine Clinic

New York, NY · Veterinarian

Rating
4.2/5
★★★★☆ 4.2
Reviews
15
Rank in New York
#252
of 437 veterinary practices
City Percentile
32%
rating percentile
Address
Animal Endocrine Clinic, 21 W 100th St, New York, NY 10025
Phone
(212) 362-2650
Website
www.animalendocrine.com
Status
Closed · Opens 9 AM Mon

Animal Endocrine Clinic is a veterinary practice located in New York, NY. It is one of 437 veterinary practices listed in New York. Its 4.2-star rating is slightly below the New York city average of 4.6 stars. There are 4 photos associated with this location.

About Animal Endocrine Clinic

Cat hospital specializing in hyperthyroidism and its treatment

Hours

SaturdayClosed

Customer Reviews

★★★★★ 5.0 Adam Butterfield · Oct 2024

A Heartfelt Thank You to the Animal Endocrine Clinic & Dr. Peterson for Saving Our Cat’s Life! We are beyond grateful for the incredible care our 12-year-old cat received at the Animal Endocrine Clinic! Our sweet girl was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, and thanks to Dr. Peterson’s expert I-131 treatment, she has not only been cured but is now back to her playful, happy self. It's truly miraculous to see her with so much energy again, as if she’s returned to her younger days. Often, when things go right in the veterinary world, we forget to leave a review. But the amazing care and results we experienced deserve to be shared. The staff at the clinic was compassionate, thorough, and kept us informed at every step of the process. Dr. Peterson's knowledge and the clinic's cutting-edge treatm

★★★★★ 5.0 Aimee Gordon · Jan 2023

Above and beyond. This is the place to go when your cat has hyperthyroidism. Dr Peterson is the most wonderful doctor - he throughly answered all questions and was so understanding when I was hesitant and tearful about leaving my baby there. I must also mention he literally discovered hyperthyroidism in cats in 1979 so he is THE foremost expert. The employees (Sophie, Keara, Xiang!!) are all excellent caregivers, and I felt secure leaving my baby in their capable hands. I received updates twice a day and had access to a live webcam to check on my cat while he was in their facility. A+++++ care, service and everything else. They are the best of the best and I’ so grateful for their expertise and professionalism.

★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 Nicole Pellecchia · Mar 2019

UPDATE 2021- my cat had a recurrence of hyperthyroidism after being treated at this place in 2018 and died within 3 months of being treated by this doctor for the second time. A few days shortly after he was treated the second time I could sense something was wrong with my cat — I reached out to the facility to see if I could speak to the doctor and was not provided with ANY help. They recently reached out to me again via email for a “yearly checkup” to see how my cat was, unaware that he had passed. When I informed them my cat passed away 3 months after treatment they fell silent. No condolences, nothing. They were very helpful before and during treatment, but once they had my money all of that helpfulness seemed to go away.

★★★★★ 5.0 Kathleen O'Boyle · Oct 2022

I loved everything about this place. Dr. Peterson and staff kept me in the loop every step of the way with phone calls, emails and photos every day. The clinic is immaculately clean and with only six cats in the clinic at one time, each cat gets plenty of individual care. I highly recommend Animal Endocrine Clinic to folks who have cats with hypothyroidism.

★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 D Cass-Winches · Mar 2019

I contacted this vet hospital via email. I live in another state and I desperately needed some help/guidance with my dog. I sent the them a long email detailing my dog’s medical struggles and how I really need Dr Peterson to read the email or I would pay for a video appointment second opinion with him or a name of other vets or vets in the surrounding states closer to my state. After pouring my heart out in this email, I receive this: “Dr. Peterson is currently limiting his practice to the treatment of thyroid disease in cats and dogs, with a primary focus on the proper treatment of feline hyperthyroidism.“ Very cold response. Unprofessional, no signature, no nothing. Their website is extremely misleading if this is in fact true. They didn’t give me any recommendations or help in any w

Accessibility & Amenities

✓ Wheelchair Accessible Entrance

Services

Veterinarian

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